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

Women's single at the 2018 World Singles Ninepin Bowling Classic 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

The women'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]

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	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 World Singles 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).