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

The men's combination event at the 2018 nine-pin bowling Single's World Championships was held in Cluj-Napoca, Romania from 21 May to 26 May 2018. [1]

Men's combination
at the 2018 nine-pin bowling
Single's World Championships
LocationCluj-Napoca, Romania
Dates21-26 May 2018
Competitors66 from 16 nations
Winning score939
Medalists
 
 
 

Results

The result for the combination was the sum of best results from a single starts in the single classic and sprint.[2]

Rank Name Country Single classic Sprint Total
Q 1/16 1/8 1/4 1/2 F 1/16 1/8 1/4 1/2 F
Vilmoš Zavarko Serbia682696687694678695241224227241243939
Timo Hoffmann Germany693651 215229 922
Hrvoje Marinović Croatia652630698531 213203 911
4Jan Bína Czech Republic632667679650584 212230199 909
5Igor Kovačić Serbia659688690639671 214 904
6Matej Lepej Slovenia679605 222 901
7Philipp Vsetecka Austria618631672638 226227203 899
8Lukas Huber Austria618669604 222 891
9Michał Szulc Poland626653 229207 882
10Jiří Veselý Czech Republic609670621 211 881
11Axel Schondelmaier Germany643618648566 213208219225206873
12Tamás Kiss Hungary674630 193 867
13Zsombor Zapletán Hungary621602 235241190 862
14Franci Velišček Slovenia621642 218 860
15Robert Ernješi Serbia657638638 197 854
16Jürgen Pointinger Germany635605618 218212 853
17Nemanja Galić Bosnia and Herzegovina630600 212 842
18Tomaš Pasiak Slovakia623574 206 829
19Petrut Ovidiu Mihalcioiu Romania601 223216208 824
20Ivan Totić Croatia601 214202 815
21Wolfgang Blaas Italy598 212215198210 813
22Bartosz Krug Poland610604 200187 810
23Peter Nemček Slovakia594 212 806
24Gregor Bajželj Slovenia590 208 798
25Nicolae Lupu Romania581 210217214 798
26Erik Kuna Slovakia600 188 788
27Georges Ungurean France571 199197 770
28Guillaume Changenet France576 186 762
29Markko Abel Estonia581 170 751
30Levente Kakuk Hungary649686661  686
31Bojan Vlakevski Macedonia660656680638  680
32Manuel Weiß Germany638666633659624627 666
33Mathias Dirnberger Germany620655  655
34Ion Cercel Romania642620633  642
35Károly Kozma Hungary639630604  639
36Zoltan Flavius Fehér Hungary633608615  633
37Markus Vsetecka Austria631603  631
38Mathias Weber Germany623627  627
39Daniel Tepša Serbia626596  626
40Milan Jovetić Serbia624619  624
41Jan Endršt Czech Republic623594  623
42Radovan Vlajkov Serbia622606  622
43Piotr Kieliba Poland607  607
44Marko Trklja Bosnia and Herzegovina604  604
45László Karsai Hungary602  602
46Davor Sobočan Slovenia599  599
47Georg Righi Italy598  598
48Dario Radoš Croatia596  596
49Bystrík Vadovič Slovakia588  588
50Mihael Grivičić Croatia588  588
51Arkadiusz Stachecki Poland587  587
52Marko Jeličić Croatia587  587
53Armin Egger Italy586  586
54Ondřej Sobčák Czech Republic582  582
55Alexander Tischler Austria579  579
56Jürgen Ertl Austria577  577
57Mario Liović Croatia575  575
58Martin Kozák Slovakia575  575
59Pavel Jiroušek Czech Republic568  568
60Đorđe Paštar Bosnia and Herzegovina567  567
61Henning Bo Poulsen Denmark555 WD 555
62Filip Dejda Czech Republic552  552
63Marek Sööt Estonia543  543
64Peter Wiinberg Soerensen Denmark542  542
65Boris Benedik Macedonia 207219 219
66Horatiu Bogdan Dudas Romania 203 203
Key
ColourResult
RedDo not qualify (DNQ)
WhiteDo not participate (DNP)
BlankNo result (-)
Whithdrawn (WD)
Text formating Meaning
Bold Best result
Italics Comment

References

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