2004 World Outdoor Bowls Championship – Men's singles

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World Bowls Championship 2004
men's singles
10th World Outdoor Bowls Championships
Location Flag of Scotland.svg   Ayr, Scotland
Date(s)23 July – 07 August, 2004
Category World Bowls Championship

The 2004 World Outdoor Bowls Championship men's singles was held at the Northfield Bowls Complex in Ayr, Scotland, from 23 July to 7 August 2004. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

Contents

Steve Glasson of Australia won the gold medal. [6]

Qualifying round

Section 1

PosPlayerPWLFAPts
1 Flag of Scotland.svg Alex Marshall 5501054110
2 Flag of the United States.svg Merton Isaacman 53288896
3 Flag of Fiji.svg Caucau Turagabeci 52387914
4 Flag of the Philippines.svg Christopher Dagpin 52390974
5 Four Provinces Flag.svg Jeremy Henry 52383944
6 Flag of Kenya.svg Eric Langton 51458992

Section 2

PosPlayerPWLFAPts
1 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve Glasson 5501054510
2 Flag of New Zealand.svg Russell Meyer 54191848
3 Flag of Malaysia.svg Mohd Afendy Tan Abdullah 53291706
4 Flag of Namibia.svg Douw Calitz 51472992
5 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg David Anderson 51466942
6 Flag of Samoa.svg Iremia Leautuli 514681012

Section 3

PosPlayerPWLFAPts
1 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Jason Greenslade 5501055010
2 Flag of England.svg Stephen Farish 53297716
3 Flag of Eswatini.svg William James 53282736
4 Flag of Hong Kong.svg Adam Poynton 52380834
5 Flag of Spain.svg John Young 52380904
6 Flag of Japan.svg Junichiro Yoshida 505281050

Section 4

PosPlayerPWLFAPts
1 Flag of South Africa.svg Donald Piketh 5501053710
2 Flag of Israel.svg Jeff Rabkin 54192638
3 Flag of Jersey.svg Alan Quemard 53279946
4 Flag of Brazil.svg Patrick Knight 52389834
5 Flag of Norfolk Island.svg Ron Campion 514561012
6 Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Denis Streak 505621050

Championship round

Section 1

PosPlayerPWLFAPts
1 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Glasson541104978
2 Flag of Fiji.svg Turagabeci53298806
3 Flag of Israel.svg Rabkin52394764
4 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Greenslade52384894
5 Flag of the United States.svg Isaacman52385954
6 Flag of Eswatini.svg James523741024

Section 2

PosPlayerPWLFAPts
1 Flag of Scotland.svg Marshall5501054610
2 Flag of New Zealand.svg Meyer541103678
3 Flag of England.svg Farish532917916
4 Flag of Malaysia.svg Abdullah Tan51464962
5 Flag of South Africa.svg Piketh51461952
6 Flag of Jersey.svg Quemard514551042

Bronze medal match

Meyer beat Turagabeci 15–9

Gold medal match

Glasson beat Marshall 21–15

Results

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References

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