Bowling at the 2017 World Games – Men's single

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Men's Single Bowling
at the 2017 World Games
VenueSky Tower
LocationWrocław, Poland
Dates22 July
Competitors16 from 12 nations
Medalists
gold medal    South Korea
silver medal    Venezuela
bronze medal    Germany
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The Men's Single event of the Bowling at the 2017 World Games will be held on 22 July 2017.


Single Men[]

Qualifications[]

Rank Bowler Nation Score Note
1 Thomas Larsen Denmark Denmark 1420 Q
2 Mexico Mexico 1420 Q
3 Venezuela Venezuela 1414 Q
4 Singapore 1401 Q
5 South Korea South Korea 1400 Q
6 Osku Palermaa Finland Finland 1397 Q
7 Germany Germany 1395 Q
8 Italy Italy 1389 Q
9 Mexico Mexico 1389 Q
10 Hong Kong Hong Kong 1386 Q
11 Canada Canada 1378 Q
12 Venezuela Venezuela 1369 Q
13 Tommy Jones United States United States 1368 Q
14 Japan Japan 1366 Q
15 Italy Italy 1366 Q
16 Finland Finland 1353 Q
17 Netherlands Netherlands 1339
18 Francois Lavoie Canada Canada 1333
19 Japan Japan 1322
20 South Korea South Korea 1317
21 Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei 1309
22 Colombia Colombia 1303
23 Germany Germany 1303
24 Wu Siu Hong Hong Kong Hong Kong 1303
25 Singapore 1281
26 Denmark Denmark 1251
27 Poland Poland 1229
28 Poland Poland 1224
29 Marshall Kent United States United States 1218
30 Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei 1214
31 Netherlands Netherlands 1171
32 Colombia Colombia 1152

Competition bracket[]

Round of 16 Second round Semifinals Finals
            
1 Denmark Thomas Larsen 2
16 Finland 1
1 Denmark Thomas Larsen 1
8 Italy 2
9 Mexico 0
8 Italy 2
8 Italy 1
5 South Korea 2
12 Venezuela 0
5 South Korea 2
5 South Korea 2
13 United States Tommy Jones 1
13 United States Tommy Jones 2
4 Singapore 0
5 South Korea 2
3 Venezuela 0
3 Venezuela 2
14 Japan 0
3 Venezuela 2
11 Canada 1
11 Canada 2
6 Finland Osku Palermaa 0
3 Venezuela 2
7 Germany 0
7 Germany 2 Third place
10 Hong Kong 1
7 Germany 2 8 Italy 0
15 Italy 1 7 Germany 2
15 Italy 2
2 Mexico 0

Results[]

Rank Fencer Country
1st place, gold medalist(s)  South Korea
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Venezuela
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Germany
4  Italy
5  Italy
Tommy Jones  United States
Thomas Larsen  Denmark
 Canada
9  Hong Kong
 Finland
11  Singapore
 Venezuela
 Mexico
Osku Palermaa  Finland
 Mexico
 Japan

References[]

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