2022 World Singles Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships – Women's sprint

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Women's sprint
at the 2022 World Singles
Ninepin Bowling Classic
Championships
Bowling pictogram.svg
Location Elva, Estonia
Dates25 May 2022
Competitors32 from 14 nations
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg   Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia
Silver medal icon.svg   Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic
Bronze medal icon.svg   Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Bronze medal icon.svg   Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia

The women's sprint event at the 2022 World Singles Ninepin Bowling Classic Championships was held in Elva, Estonia on 25 May 2022. [1]

Contents

World Champion became representative of host - Estonia Heret Ots thus winning the first world championship gold medal in history for his country. Silver was won by Czech Hana Wiedermannová, while bronze medals went to semi-finalists Serbian Jasmina Anđelković and Slovenian Eva Sajko.

Results

Starting places

The starting places have been allocated on the basis of each nation achievements during the previous championships. [2]

Flag of Austria.svg
AUT
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg
BIH
Flag of Croatia.svg
CRO
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg
CZE
Flag of Denmark.svg
DEN
Flag of Estonia.svg
EST
Flag of France.svg
FRA
Flag of Germany.svg
GER
Flag of Hungary.svg
HUN
Flag of Italy.svg
ITA
Flag of Poland.svg
POL
Flag of Romania.svg
ROU
Flag of Serbia.svg
SRB
Flag of Slovakia.svg
SVK
Flag of Slovenia.svg
SLO
Flag of Sweden.svg
SWE
Total
Number of seeds1+201+21+211+111+21+21111+21+11+21+132

Schedule

The players were drawn into bouts with the reservation that competitors from the same country can not play in the first round against each other. [3] [4] [5]

Round of 32 - Wednesday, 25 May
Match #LanesPlayer 1ScorePlayer 2Set 1Set 2SV
1st unit 09:00 (EEST)
SPW 11 – 2 Flag of Croatia.svg Ines Maričić 2 – 0 Flag of Sweden.svg Jenny Smevold90 – 8997 – 93
SPW 23 – 4 Flag of Slovenia.svg Irena Mejač0 – 2 Flag of Germany.svg Yvonne Schneider102 – 110106 – 108
SPW 35 – 6 Flag of Croatia.svg Valentina Gal1 – 1 Flag of Austria.svg Nicole Plamenig83 – 85109 – 10162 – 63
SPW 47 – 8 Flag of Croatia.svg Matea Juričić1 – 1 Flag of Serbia.svg Jasmina Anđelković93 – 100113 – 10518 – 21
2nd unit 09:35 (EEST)
SPW 51 – 2 Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots2 – 0 Flag of Slovakia.svg Dana Klubertová97 – 100104 – 8823 – 22
SPW 63 – 4 Flag of Poland.svg Nicoletta Dudziak2 – 0 Flag of Denmark.svg Bente Wiinberg93 – 8397 – 87
SPW 75 – 6 Flag of Estonia.svg Marian Saar1 – 1 Flag of Slovenia.svg Patricija Bizjak104 – 92103 – 11118 – 23
SPW 87 – 8 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Nikola Tatoušková1 – 1 Flag of Germany.svg Anna Müller99 – 101114 – 10860 – 56
3rd unit 10:10 (EEST)
SPW 91 – 2 Flag of Romania.svg Luminiţa Viorica Dogaru1 – 1 Flag of Hungary.svg Boglárka Hari112 – 10990 – 10739 – 37
SPW 103 – 4 Flag of Slovakia.svg Klaudia Pivková0 – 2 Flag of Italy.svg Laura Runggatscher117 – 8098 – 10918 – 18
SPW 115 – 6 Flag of Austria.svg Julia Huber2 – 0 Flag of Slovenia.svg Eva Sajko88 – 102104 – 10219 – 18
SPW 127 – 8 Flag of Sweden.svg Maria Jönnsson0 – 2 Flag of France.svg Margot Gribelin87 – 11579 – 85
4th unit 10:45 (EEST)
SPW 131 – 2 Flag of Serbia.svg Dijana Kormanjoš1 – 1 Flag of Hungary.svg Anita Méhész103 – 84105 – 12020 – 24
SPW 143 – 4 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová1 – 1 Flag of Austria.svg Fiona Steiner16 – 20102 – 9940 – 38
SPW 155 – 6 Flag of Germany.svg Jana-Sophie Bachert2 – 0 Flag of Serbia.svg Ljiljana Frenc102 – 100117 – 98
SPW 167 – 8 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Jana Braunová1 – 1 Flag of Hungary.svg Katalin Tóth84 – 1051077 – 107519 – 17
Round of 16 - Wednesday, 25 May
Match #LanesPlayer 1ScorePlayer 2Set 1Set 2SV
1st unit 17:30 (EEST)
SPW 181 – 2 Flag of Austria.svg Nicole Plamenig0 – 2 Flag of Serbia.svg Jasmina Anđelković97 – 10995 – 104
SPW 203 – 4 Flag of Slovenia.svg Patricija Bizjak2 – 0 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Nikola Tatoušková97 – 85107 – 94
SPW 175 – 6 Flag of Croatia.svg Ines Maričić 0 – 2 Flag of Germany.svg Yvonne Schneider89 – 9995 – 99
SPW 197 – 8 Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots1 – 1 Flag of Poland.svg Nicoletta Dudziak99 – 100105 – 9223 – 22
2nd unit 18:05 (EEST)
SPW 221 – 2 Flag of Slovenia.svg Eva Sajko1 – 1 Flag of France.svg Margot Gribelin88 – 104102 – 8919 – 18
SPW 243 – 4 Flag of Germany.svg Jana-Sophie Bachert1 – 1 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Jana Braunová107 – 10192 – 9825 – 20
SPW 215 – 6 Flag of Romania.svg Luminiţa Viorica Dogaru2 – 0 Flag of Italy.svg Laura Runggatscher111 – 95122 – 90
SPW 237 – 8 Flag of Hungary.svg Anita Méhész1 – 1 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová117 – 8293 – 11363 – 65
Quarterfinals - Wednesday, 25 May
Match #LanesPlayer 1ScorePlayer 2Set 1Set 2SV
1st unit 21:30 (EEST)
SPW 255 – 6 Flag of Germany.svg Yvonne Schneider0 – 2 Flag of Serbia.svg Jasmina Anđelković102 – 10489 – 105
SPW 277 – 8 Flag of Romania.svg Luminiţa Viorica Dogaru1 – 1 Flag of Slovenia.svg Eva Sajko95 – 10795 – 8716 – 25
2nd unit 22:05 (EEST)
SPW 265 – 6 Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots1 – 1 Flag of Slovenia.svg Patricija Bizjak88 – 10091 – 10921 – 17
SPW 287 – 8 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová2 – 0 Flag of Germany.svg Jana-Sophie Bachert114 – 103120 – 102
Semifinals - Wednesday, 25 May
Match #LanesPlayer 1ScorePlayer 2Set 1Set 2SV
23:15 (EEST)
SPW 305 – 6 Flag of Slovenia.svg Eva Sajko1 – 1 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová92 – 111108 – 10321 – 23
SPW 297 – 8 Flag of Serbia.svg Jasmina Anđelković1 – 1 Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots121 – 91101 – 10817 – 22
Final - Wednesday, 25 May
Match #LanesPlayer 1ScorePlayer 2Set 1Set 2SV
23:50 (EEST)
SPW 317 – 8 Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots2 – 0 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová96 – 89108 – 103

Draw

Round of 32Round of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
               
Flag of Croatia.svg Ines Maričić 2
Flag of Sweden.svg Jenny Smevold 0
Flag of Croatia.svg Ines Maričić 0
Flag of Germany.svg Yvonne Schneider2
Flag of Slovenia.svg Irena Mejač 0
Flag of Germany.svg Yvonne Schneider2
Flag of Germany.svg Yvonne Schneider 0
Flag of Serbia.svg Jasmina Anđelković2
Flag of Croatia.svg Valentina Gal 162
Flag of Austria.svg Nicole Plamenig163
Flag of Austria.svg Nicole Plamenig 0
Flag of Serbia.svg Jasmina Anđelković2
Flag of Croatia.svg Matea Juričić 118
Flag of Serbia.svg Jasmina Anđelković121
Flag of Serbia.svg Jasmina Anđelković 117
Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots122
Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots123
Flag of Slovakia.svg Dana Klubertová 122
Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots123
Flag of Poland.svg Nicoletta Dudziak 122
Flag of Poland.svg Nicoletta Dudziak2
Flag of Denmark.svg Bente Wiinberg 0
Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots121
Flag of Slovenia.svg Patricija Bizjak 117
Flag of Estonia.svg Marian Saar 118
Flag of Slovenia.svg Patricija Bizjak123
Flag of Slovenia.svg Patricija Bizjak2
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Nikola Tatoušková 0
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Nikola Tatoušková160
Flag of Germany.svg Anna Müller 156
Flag of Estonia.svg Heret Ots2
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová 0
Flag of Romania.svg Luminiţa Viorica Dogaru139
Flag of Hungary.svg Boglárka Hari 137
Flag of Romania.svg Luminiţa Viorica Dogaru2
Flag of Italy.svg Laura Runggatscher 0
Flag of Slovakia.svg Klaudia Pivková 118
Flag of Italy.svg Laura Runggatscher119
Flag of Romania.svg Luminiţa Viorica Dogaru 116
Flag of Slovenia.svg Eva Sajko125
Flag of Austria.svg Julia Huber 119
Flag of Slovenia.svg Eva Sajko120
Flag of Slovenia.svg Eva Sajko119
Flag of France.svg Margot Gribelin 118
Flag of Sweden.svg Maria Jönnsson 0
Flag of France.svg Margot Gribelin2
Flag of Slovenia.svg Eva Sajko 121
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová123
Flag of Serbia.svg Dijana Kormanjoš 120
Flag of Hungary.svg Anita Méhész124
Flag of Hungary.svg Anita Méhész 163
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová165
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová140
Flag of Austria.svg Fiona Steiner 138
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Hana Wiedermannová2
Flag of Germany.svg Jana-Sophie Bachert 0
Flag of Germany.svg Jana-Sophie Bachert2
Flag of Serbia.svg Liljana Frenc 0
Flag of Germany.svg Jana-Sophie Bachert125
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Jana Braunová 120
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Jana Braunová119
Flag of Hungary.svg Katalin Tóth 117

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References

  1. "2022 World Singles Championships schedule" (PDF).
  2. "2022 World Singles Championships starting places in each event" (PDF).
  3. "Women's sprint schedule" (PDF).
  4. "Women's sprint bracket" (PDF).
  5. "Women's sprint results".