2018 nine-pin bowling Single's World Championships – Men's single

The men's single event at the 2018 nine-pin bowling Single's World 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 nine-pin bowling Single's World Championships
Location	Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Dates	21-22 May 2018 (Qualifying) 24-26 May 2018 (Knock-out phase)
Competitors	64 from 16 nations
Medalists
Vilmoš Zavarko   Manuel Weiß   Jan Bina   Igor Kovačić

Results

Qualification

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

Rank	Name	Country	All	Clean	Faults	Total	Notes
1	Timo Hoffmann	Germany	411	282	0	693	Q
2	Vilmoš Zavarko	Serbia	442	240	1	682	Q
3	Matej Lepej	Slovenia	424	255	0	679	Q
4	Tamás Kiss	Hungary	406	268	0	674	Q
5	Bojan Vlakevski	North Macedonia	406	254	0	660	Q
6	Igor Kovačić	Serbia	410	249	0	659	Q
7	Robert Ernješi	Serbia	434	223	0	657	Q
8	Hrvoje Marinović	Croatia	405	247	0	652	Q
9	Levente Kakuk	Hungary	410	239	0	649	Q
10	Axel Schondelmaier	Germany	407	236	0	643	Q
11	Ion Cercel	Romania	404	238	0	642	Q
12	Károly Kozma	Hungary	408	231	1	639	Q
13	Manuel Weiß	Germany	419	219	0	638	Q
14	Jürgen Pointinger	Germany	396	239	1	635	Q
15	Flavius Zoltan Fehér	Hungary	421	240	0	633	Q
16	Jan Bína	Czech Republic	404	228	1	632	Q
17	Markus Vsetecka	Austria	398	233	1	631	Q
18	Nemanja Galić	Bosnia and Herzegovina	400	230	1	630	Q
19	Daniel Tepša	Serbia	391	235	0	626	Q
20	Michał Szulc	Poland	407	219	0	626	Q
21	Milan Jovetić	Serbia	398	226	0	624	Q
22	Mathias Weber	Germany	400	223	0	623	Q
23	Jan Endršt	Czech Republic	407	216	0	623	Q
24	Tomaš Pasiak	Slovakia	422	201	2	623	Q
25	Radovan Vlajkov	Serbia	387	235	2	622	Q
26	Franci Velišček	Slovenia	392	229	1	621	Q
27	Zsombor Zapletán	Hungary	395	226	0	621	Q
28	Mathias Dirnberger	Germany	424	196	1	620	Q
29	Lukas Huber	Austria	380	238	0	618	Q
30	Philipp Vsetecka	Austria	403	215	1	618	Q
31	Bartosz Krug	Poland	386	224	0	610	Q
32	Jiří Veselý	Czech Republic	398	211	2	609	Q
33	Piotr Kieliba	Poland	376	231	1	607
34	Marko Trklja	Bosnia and Herzegovina	382	222	0	604
35	László Karsai	Hungary	383	219	2	602
36	Ivan Totić	Croatia	390	211	2	601
37	Petrut Ovidiu Mihalcioiu	Romania	405	196	0	601
38	Erik Kuna	Slovakia	397	203	1	600
39	Davor Sobočan	Slovenia	399	200	3	599
40	Wolfgang Blaas	Italy	384	214	1	598
41	Georg Righi	Italy	389	209	1	598
42	Dario Radoš	Croatia	389	207	1	596
43	Peter Nemček	Slovakia	383	211	0	594
44	Gregor Bajželj	Slovenia	393	197	2	590
45	Mihael Grivičić	Croatia	388	200	3	588
46	Bystrík Vadovič	Slovakia	392	196	2	588
47	Arkadiusz Stachecki	Poland	373	214	2	587
48	Marko Jeličić	Croatia	402	185	1	587
49	Armin Egger	Italy	397	189	0	586
50	Ondřej Sobčák	Czech Republic	397	185	1	582
51	Markko Abel	Estonia	365	216	1	581
52	Nicolae Lupu	Romania	380	201	1	581
53	Alexander Tischler	Austria	363	216	1	579
54	Jürgen Ertl	Austria	377	200	1	577
55	Guillaume Changenet	France	379	197	4	576
56	Mario Liović	Croatia	374	201	1	575
57	Martin Kozák	Slovakia	381	194	4	575
58	Georges Ungurean	France	364	207	1	571
59	Pavel Jiroušek	Czech Republic	374	194	1	568
60	Đorđe Paštar	Bosnia and Herzegovina	378	189	2	567
61	Henning Bo Poulsen	Denmark	380	175	5	555
62	Filip Dejda	Czech Republic	372	180	2	552
63	Marek Sööt	Estonia	387	156	4	543
64	Peter Wiinberg Soerensen	Denmark	371	171	5	542

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

References

1. "2018 Single's World 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).