2018 World Singles Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships – Men's single

The men's single event at the 2018 World Singles Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships was held in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Qualification took place on 21-22 May, while the knock-out phase from 24 May to 26 May 2018.[1]

Men's single
at the 2018 World Single
Ninepin Bowling Classic
Championships
LocationCluj-Napoca, Romania
Dates21-22 May 2018 (Qualifying)
24-26 May 2018 (Knock-out phase)
Competitors64 from 16 nations
Medalists
gold medal Serbia Vilmoš Zavarko
silver medal Germany Manuel Weiß
bronze medal Czech Republic Jan Bina
bronze medal Serbia Igor Kovačić
2018 World Singles
Ninepin Bowling Classic
Championships
Singlemenwomen
Sprintmenwomen
Combinedmenwomen
Tandemmixed

Results

Qualification

32 players qualified for the knock-out phase.[2][3]

RankNameCountryAllClear offFaultsTotalNotes
1Timo Hoffmann Germany4112820693Q
2Vilmoš Zavarko Serbia4422401682Q
3Matej Lepej Slovenia4242550679Q
4Tamás Kiss Hungary4062680674Q
5Bojan Vlakevski Macedonia4062540660Q
6Igor Kovačić Serbia4102490659Q
7Robert Ernješi Serbia4342230657Q
8Hrvoje Marinović Croatia4052470652Q
9Levente Kakuk Hungary4102390649Q
10Axel Schondelmaier Germany4072360643Q
11Ion Cercel Romania4042380642Q
12Károly Kozma Hungary4082311639Q
13Manuel Weiß Germany4192190638Q
14Jürgen Pointinger Germany3962391635Q
15Flavius Zoltan Fehér Hungary4212400633Q
16Jan Bína Czech Republic4042281632Q
17Markus Vsetecka Austria3982331631Q
18Nemanja Galić Bosnia and Herzegovina4002301630Q
19Daniel Tepša Serbia3912350626Q
20Michał Szulc Poland4072190626Q
21Milan Jovetić Serbia3982260624Q
22Mathias Weber Germany4002230623Q
23Jan Endršt Czech Republic4072160623Q
24Tomaš Pasiak Slovakia4222012623Q
25Radovan Vlajkov Serbia3872352622Q
26Franci Velišček Slovenia3922291621Q
27Zsombor Zapletán Hungary3952260621Q
28Mathias Dirnberger Germany4241961620Q
29Lukas Huber Austria3802380618Q
30Philipp Vsetecka Austria4032151618Q
31Bartosz Krug Poland3862240610Q
32Jiří Veselý Czech Republic3982112609Q
33Piotr Kieliba Poland3762311607
34Marko Trklja Bosnia and Herzegovina3822220604
35László Karsai Hungary3832192602
36Ivan Totić Croatia3902112601
37Petruţ Ovidiu Mihălcioiu Romania4051960601
38Erik Kuna Slovakia3972031600
39Davor Sobočan Slovenia3992003599
40Wolfgang Blaas Italy3842141598
41Georg Righi Italy3892091598
42Dario Radoš Croatia3892071596
43Peter Nemček Slovakia3832110594
44Gregor Bajželj Slovenia3931972590
45Mihael Grivičić Croatia3882003588
46Bystrík Vadovič Slovakia3921962588
47Arkadiusz Stachecki Poland3732142587
48Marko Jeličić Croatia4021851587
49Armin Egger Italy3971890586
50Ondřej Sobčák Czech Republic3971851582
51Markko Abel Estonia3652161581
52Nicolae Lupu Romania3802011581
53Alexander Tischler Austria3632161579
54Jürgen Ertl Austria3772001577
55Guillaume Changenet France3791974576
56Mario Liović Croatia3742011575
57Martin Kozák Slovakia3811944575
58Georges Ungurean France3642071571
59Pavel Jiroušek Czech Republic3741941568
60Đorđe Paštar Bosnia and Herzegovina3781892567
61Henning Bo Poulsen Denmark3801755555
62Filip Dejda Czech Republic3721802552
63Marek Sööt Estonia3871564543
64Peter Wiinberg Soerensen Denmark3711715542

Finals

According to the results of the qualification, 32 players were put together in bouts, which took place on standard match rules - 4 sets of 30 throws. The competitor who obtains a larger number of sets wins. With an equal number of sets decides a higher total score. [4] [5] [6]

Round of 32
24 May 		Round of 16
25 May 		Quarterfinals
25 May 		Semifinals
26 May 		Final
26 May
                    
1 Germany Timo Hoffmann 1 651
32 Czech Republic Jiří Veselý 3 670
Czech Republic Jiří Veselý 1 621
Czech Republic Jan Bína 3 679
17 Austria Markus Vsetecka 0 603
16 Czech Republic Jan Bína 4 667
Czech Republic Jan Bína 4 650
Croatia Hrvoje Marinović 0 531
9 Hungary Levente Kakuk 4 686
24 Slovakia Tomaš Pasiak 0 574
Hungary Levente Kakuk 1 661
Croatia Hrvoje Marinović 3 698
25 Serbia Radovan Vlajkov 0 606
8 Croatia Hrvoje Marinović 4 696
Czech Republic Jan Bína 0 584
Germany Manuel Weiß 4 624
5 North Macedonia Bojan Vlakevski 2 656
28 Germany Mathias Dirnberger 2 655
North Macedonia Bojan Vlakevski 4 680
Hungary Károly Kozma 0 604
21 Serbia Milan Jovetić 1 619
12 Hungary Károly Kozma 3 630
North Macedonia Bojan Vlakevski 2 638
Germany Manuel Weiß 2 659
13 Germany Manuel Weiß 2 666
20 Poland Michał Szulc 2 653
Germany Manuel Weiß 2,5 633
Austria Lukas Huber 1,5 604
29 Austria Lukas Huber 3 669
4 Hungary Tamás Kiss 1 630
Germany Manuel Weiß 0,5 629
Serbia Vilmoš Zavarko 3,5 695
3 Slovenia Matej Lepej 1 605
30 Austria Philipp Vsetecka 3 604
Austria Philipp Vsetecka 3 672
Germany Jürgen Pointinger 1 618
19 Serbia Daniel Tepša 2 596
14 Germany Jürgen Pointinger 2 605
Austria Philipp Vsetecka 2 638
Serbia Igor Kovačić 2 639
11 Romania Ion Cercel 3 620
22 Germany Mathias Weber 1 627
Romania Ion Cercel 0 633
Serbia Igor Kovačić 4 690
27 Hungary Zsombor Zapletán 1 602
6 Serbia Igor Kovačić 3 688
Serbia Igor Kovačić 1 671
Serbia Vilmoš Zavarko 3 678
7 Serbia Robert Ernješi 3 638
26 Slovenia Franci Velišček 1 642
Serbia Robert Ernješi 2 638
Germany Axel Schondelmaier 2 648
23 Czech Republic Jan Endršt 2 594
10 Germany Axel Schondelmaier 2 618
Germany Axel Schondelmaier 0 566
Serbia Vilmoš Zavarko 4 694
15 Hungary Zoltan Flavius Fehér 2 608
18 Bosnia and Herzegovina Nemanja Galić 2 600
Hungary Zoltan Flavius Fehér 0 615
Serbia Vilmoš Zavarko 4 687
31 Poland Bartosz Krug 0 604
2 Serbia Vilmoš Zavarko 4 696

References
  1. "2018 World Singles Championships schedule" (PDF).
  2. "Men's single qualification schedule" (PDF).
  3. "Men's single qualifying results" (PDF).
  4. "Round of 32 schedule" (PDF).
  5. "Round of 16, Quarter-, Semifinals and Final schedule" (PDF).
  6. "Men's single final results" (PDF).
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