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

The women'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]

Women's single at the 2018 nine-pin bowling Single's World Championships
Location	Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Dates	21-22 May 2018 (Qualification) 24-26 May 2018 (Knock-out phase)
Competitors	64 from 17 nations
Medalists
Sina Beißer   Anita Méhész   Brigita Strelec   Ines Maričić

Results

Qualification

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

Rank	Name	Country	All	Clean	Faults	Total	Notes
1	Jasmina Anđelković	Serbia	392	248	1	640	Q
2	Ines Maričić	Croatia	401	219	2	620	Q
3	Anita Méhész	Hungary	405	202	1	607	Q
4	Maria Ciobanu	Romania	376	229	1	605	Q
5	Patricia Bizjak	Slovenia	391	214	2	605	Q
6	Ana Jambrović	Serbia	402	202	0	604	Q
7	Katarína Valigurová	Czech Republic	378	225	0	603	Q
8	Milana Pavlić	Serbia	382	220	0	602	Q
9	Brigita Strelec	Slovenia	387	215	0	602	Q
10	Petra Bašek	Slovenia	392	210	2	602	Q
11	Zorica Barać	Serbia	382	219	1	601	Q
12	Dana Klubertová	Slovakia	369	231	3	600	Q
13	Kinga Konopa	Poland	387	213	0	600	Q
14	Eva Sajko	Slovenia	396	201	2	597	Q
15	Anja Forštnarič	Slovenia	395	199	0	594	Q
16	Edit Sass	Hungary	378	212	1	590	Q
17	Klaudia Pivková	Slovakia	378	212	2	590	Q
18	Daniela Kicker	Germany	378	212	3	590	Q
19	Maja Đukić	Serbia	385	202	0	585	Q
20	Sina Beißer	Germany	397	188	0	585	Q
21	Alena Kantnerová	Czech Republic	365	218	1	583	Q
22	Tihana Čavlović	Croatia	378	205	0	583	Q
23	Lucie Vaverková	Czech Republic	382	201	0	583	Q
24	Nikola Tatoušková	Czech Republic	357	224	1	581	Q
25	Mirna Bosak	Croatia	396	185	0	581	Q
26	Zuzana Musilová	Czech Republic	378	202	2	580	Q
27	Corinna Kastner	Germany	383	196	1	579	Q
28	Dagmar Wiedenhofer	Italy	398	181	4	579	Q
29	Luminita Dogaru	Romania	387	191	0	578	Q
30	Veronika Petrov	Czech Republic	371	206	5	577	Q
31	Irén Nemes	Hungary	383	194	0	577	Q
32	Anita Dallosné Takács	Hungary	361	215	1	576	Q
33	Renáta Navrkalová	Czech Republic	384	192	1	576
34	Simone Schneider	Germany	372	202	5	574
35	Natasa Ravnić-Gasparini	Croatia	374	200	2	574
36	Melina Zimmermann	Germany	382	192	1	574
37	Alina Dollheimer	Germany	357	215	0	572
38	Nathalie Profanter	Italy	367	205	1	572
39	Nicole Plamenig	Austria	367	204	2	571
40	Daniela Lacatusu	Romania	358	212	2	570
41	Enikö Tot	Italy	363	204	2	567
42	Aurélie Remy	France	385	182	5	567
43	Anita Sáfrány	Hungary	364	202	2	566
44	Andrea Mioara Baicoianu	Romania	380	186	4	566
45	Heret Ots	Estonia	388	178	1	566
46	Laura Runggatscher	Italy	374	191	4	565
47	Marija Kresović	Serbia	353	208	1	561
48	Marijana Oros	Serbia	375	186	5	561
49	Gertrud Saetalu	Estonia	376	185	7	561
50	Maja Kovačević	Bosnia and Herzegovina	376	184	5	560
51	Maria Tomková	Slovakia	374	184	2	558
52	Monika Lengauer	Austria	374	184	3	558
53	Ramona Lienbacher	Austria	376	182	2	558
54	Tatjana Zlojutro	Bosnia and Herzegovina	358	198	1	556
55	Dorottya Bordács	Hungary	369	184	3	553
56	Tanja Trpkovska	North Macedonia	384	167	6	551
57	Gabriela Kuchárová	Slovakia	361	183	1	544
58	Irena Mejač	Slovenia	370	173	1	543
59	Triinu Setalu	Estonia	375	167	5	542
60	Renata Vilov	Serbia	363	159	6	522
61	Tatjana Perišić	Bosnia and Herzegovina	376	144	12	520
62	Anni Johnna Malm	Denmark	354	146	16	500
63	Maria Jonnsson	Sweden	338	147	7	485
64	Ena Emma Bargholz	Denmark	345	134	7	479

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	Jasmina Anđelković	4	670
	32	Anita Dallosné Takács	0	615
							Jasmina Anđelković	3	607
							Edit Sass	1	609
	17	Klaudia Pivková	1,5	585
	16	Edit Sass	2,5	622
												Jasmina Anđelković	2	580
											Brigita Strelec	2	589
	9	Brigita Strelec	4	624
	24	Nikola Tatoušková	0	599
							Brigita Strelec	3	652
							Mirna Bosak	1	622
	25	Milana Pavlić	0,5	577
	8	Mirna Bosak	3,5	665
																Brigita Strelec	2	610
																Sina Beißer	2	612
	5	Patricija Bizjak	2	538
	28	Dagmar Wiedenhofer	2	544
							Dagmar Wiedenhofer	1	569
							Alena Kantnerova	3	595
	21	Alena Kantnerová	2,5	557
	12	Dana Klubertová	1,5	535
												Alena Kantnerová	1	603
											Sina Beißer	3	610
	13	Kinga Konopa	1	602
	20	Sina Beißer	3	607
							Sina Beißer	3	606
							Luminita Viorica Dogaru	1	550
	29	Luminita Viorica Dogaru	3	604
	4	Maria Ciobanu	1	489
																						Sina Beißer	3	617
																						Anita Méhész	1	594
	3	Anita Méhész	3	611
	30	Veronika Petrov	1	546
							Anita Méhész	3	647
							Maja Ðukić	1	573
	19	Maja Ðukić	2	606
	14	Eva Sajko	2	604
												Anita Méhész	2	647
												Ana Jambrović	2	625
	11	Zorica Barać	2	572
	22	Tihana Čavlović	2	568
							Zorica Barać	1	559
							Ana Jambrović	3	677
	27	Corinna Kastner	2	606
	6	Ana Jambrović	2	620
																	Anita Méhész	2	647
																Ines Maričić	2	645
	7	Katarína Valigurová	2	626
	26	Zuzana Musilová	2	598
							Katarína Valigurová	1	576
							Lucie Vaverková	3	604
	23	Lucie Vaverková	3	602
	10	Petra Bašek	1	570
												Lucie Vaverková	1	633
											Ines Maričić	3	631
	15	Anja Forštnarič	3	646
	18	Daniela Kicker	1	587
							Anja Forštnarič	0	574
							Ines Maričić	4	660
	31	Irén Nemes	1	543
	2	Ines Maričić	3	584

References

1. "2018 Single's World Championships schedule" (PDF).
2. "Women's single qualification schedule" (PDF).
3. "Women's single qualification results" (PDF). wnba-nbc.de. Retrieved 2018-05-22.
4. "Round of 32 schedule" (PDF).
5. "Round of 16, Quarter-, Semifinals and Final schedule" (PDF).
6. "Women's single finals results" (PDF).