2016 World Singles Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships – Men's single

The men's single event at the 2016 World Singles Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships was held in Novigrad, Croatia. Qualification took place on 23-24 May, while the knock-out phase from 26 May to 28 May 2016.[1]

Men's single
at the 2016 World Singles
Ninepin Bowling Classic
Championships
LocationNovigrad, Croatia
Dates23-24 May 2016 (Qualification)
26-28 May 2018 (Knock-out phase)
Competitors64 from 16 nations
Top scorerSerbia Igor Kovačić 711
Medalists
gold medal 
silver medal 
bronze medal 
bronze medal 

Results

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Qualification

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

Rank Name Country All Clean X Total Notes
1 Igor Kovačić   Serbia 418 286 1 704 Q
2 Hrvoje Marinović   Croatia 433 267 0 700 Q
3 Vilmoš Zavarko   Serbia 435 264 0 699 Q
4 Julien Schmitt   France 422 256 1 678 Q
5 Thomas Schneider   Germany 421 256 0 677 Q
6 Uroš Stoklas   Slovenia 401 255 0 656 Q
7 Mikołaj Konopka   Poland 412 242 2 654 Q
8 Martin Rathmayer   Austria 406 247 0 653 Q
9 Jaroslav Hažva   Czech Republic 406 247 0 653 Q
10 Tamás Kiss   Hungary 406 247 0 653 Q
11 Sasa Igumanović   Austria 411 238 1 649 Q
12 Peter Nemček   Slovakia 406 242 0 648 Q
13 Zsombor Zapletán   Hungary 408 240 2 648 Q
14 Manuel Weiß   Germany 404 243 1 647 Q
15 Atilla Nemes   Hungary 411 234 1 645 Q
16 Timo Hehl   Germany 405 239 1 644 Q
17 Mathias Dirnberger   Germany 377 266 0 643 Q
18 Primož Pintarič   Slovenia 428 215 1 643 Q
19 Jiří Vícha   Czech Republic 411 231 0 642 Q
20 Norbert Kiss   Hungary 405 236 1 641 Q
21 Miloš Simijonović   Serbia 427 212 2 639 Q
22 Philipp Vsetecka   Austria 391 241 5 632 Q
23 Robert Ernješi   Serbia 402 230 2 632 Q
24 László Karsai   Hungary 414 218 0 632 Q
25 Mathias Weber   Germany 404 227 0 631 Q
26 Pavel Jiroušek   Czech Republic 406 225 1 631 Q
27 Mario Mušanić   Croatia 417 214 2 631 Q
28 Erik Kuna   Slovakia 404 226 0 630 Q
29 Milan Svoboda   Czech Republic 422 206 2 628 Q
30 Markko Abel   Estonia 417 209 6 626 Q
31 Jürgen Ertl   Austria 395 229 0 624 Q
32 Matej Lepej   Slovenia 390 230 4 620 Q
33 Levente Kakuk   Hungary 396 223 1 619
34 Lukas Huber   Austria 419 200 2 619
35 Klemen Mahkovic   Slovenia 391 227 1 618
36 Leszek Torka   Poland 404 214 5 618
37 Tomáš Pašiak   Slovakia 416 202 1 618
38 Luka Bolanca   Croatia 398 219 1 617
39 Roman Gardenitsch   Austria 382 233 2 615
40 Nicolae Lupu   Romania 389 225 1 614
41 Gianni Della Martire   France 393 220 5 613
42 Uroš Jagličić   Serbia 403 212 3 615
43 Jure Starman   Slovenia 404 209 2 613
44 Piotr Kieliba   Poland 406 205 1 611
45 Paul Ciprian Rohotin   Romania 397 212 2 609
46 Darko Lotina   Bosnia and Herzegovina 400 204 2 604
47 Danijel Tepša   Serbia 385 215 0 600
48 Ion Cercel   Romania 396 204 3 600
49 Florian Thaler   Italy 394 205 2 599
50 Kristian Kis   Montenegro 372 225 4 597
51 Marko Trklja   Bosnia and Herzegovina 411 186 2 597
52 Nikola Muše   Croatia 387 209 4 596
53 Georges Ungurean   France 375 218 1 593
54 Konrad Mocarski   Poland 362 228 0 590
55 Peter Wiinber Soerensen   Denmark 384 201 5 585
56 Fabian Seitz   Germany 393 192 1 585
57 Frédéric Koell   France 418 165 6 583
58 Kaido Kirs   Estonia 367 214 3 581
59 Georg Righi   Italy 397 183 3 580
60 Petruţ Ovidiu Mihălcioiu   Romania 375 194 1 569
61 Frederik Nilsson   Sweden 371 193 8 564
62 Oswald Kofler   Italy 360 190 8 550
63 Frank Nielsen   Denmark 389 147 9 536
64 Pavle Perović   Montenegro 338 135 23 473

Finals

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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
26 May
Round of 16
27 May
Quarterfinals
27 May
Semifinals
28 May
Final
28 May
                    
1   Igor Kovačić 3 669
32   Matej Lepej 1 640
  Igor Kovačić 4 711
  Mathias Dirnberger 0 631
17   Mathias Dirnberger 4 642
16   Timo Hehl 0 618
  Igor Kovačić 2 633
  Martin Rathmayer 2 607
9   Jaroslav Hažva 2 607
24   László Karsai 2 613
  László Karsai 1 633
  Martin Rathmayer 3 651
25   Mathias Weber 2 619
8   Martin Rathmayer 2 626
  Igor Kovačić 1 636
  Norbert Kiss 3 683
5   Thomas Schneider 2 650
28   Erik Kuna 2 660
  Erik Kuna 1 605
  Miloš Simijonović 3 641
21   Miloš Simijonović 4 667
12   Peter Nemček 0 657
  Miloš Simijonović 1 652
  Norbert Kiss 3 632
13   Zsombor Zapletán 2 659
20   Norbert Kiss 2 662
  Norbert Kiss 4 653
  Milan Svoboda 0 628
29   Milan Svoboda 3 673
4   Julien Schmitt 1 628
  Norbert Kiss 1.5 657
  Vilmoš Zavarko 2,5 687
3   Vilmoš Zavarko 3.5 679
30   Markko Abel 0.5 622
  Vilmoš Zavarko 3 671
  Jiří Vícha 1 641
19   Jiří Vícha 3 668
14   Manuel Weiß 1 608
  Vilmoš Zavarko 4 680
  Mario Mušanić 0 646
11   Sasa Igumanović DNF 0 405
22   Philipp Vsetecka 4 638
  Philipp Vsetecka 1 587
  Mario Mušanić 3 621
27   Mario Mušanić 3 657
6   Uroš Stoklas 1 645
  Vilmoš Zavarko 2 683
  Hrvoje Marinović 2 658
7   Mikołaj Konopka 3 606
26   Pavel Jiroušek 1 572
  Mikołaj Konopka 2 664
  Tamás Kiss 2 672
23   Robert Ernješi 2 625
10   Tamás Kiss 2 654
  Tamás Kiss 0,5 608
  Hrvoje Marinović 3,5 654
15   Attila Nemes 2 633
18   Primož Pintarič 2 628
  Attila Nemes 2 619
  Hrvoje Marinović 2 640
31   Jürgen Ertl 2 594
2   Hrvoje Marinović 2 663

References

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  1. ^ "2016 World Singles Championships schedule" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-12-21. Retrieved 2019-08-08.
  2. ^ "Men's single qualification schedule" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2018-06-13. Retrieved 2019-08-08.
  3. ^ "Men's single qualifying results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-01-05. Retrieved 2019-08-08.
  4. ^ "Round of 32 schedule" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2018-06-13. Retrieved 2019-08-08.
  5. ^ "Round of 16, Quarter-, Semifinals and Final schedule (page 7)" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2018-06-13. Retrieved 2019-08-08.
  6. ^ "Men's single final results" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2018-06-13. Retrieved 2019-08-08.