Germany, Sweden, Finland crack top 4 in trios

25 August, 2016

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Trios from Germany, Sweden and Finland finished squad 3 within 11 pins and cracked the top 4 in the trios preliminaries at the Men’s European Championships in Brussel, Belgium, with two of three squads in books.

Doubles bronze medalists Oliver Morig, Tobias Börding and Pascal Winternheimer of Germany (pictured above, from left to right) started the day in 10th place overall, 38 pins behind Finland and just 11 pins behind Sweden.

The Germans, who earned both bronze medals in doubles, averaged 220 for the day, including games of 663, 670 and 649 for 1982 and 3979 total, an overall average of 221.06, to take the lead by a whisker.

Trailing the Germans by 23 pins heading into the last game, Peter Hellström and World Youth Champions Pontus Andersson and Markus Jansson (left, r-l) of Sweden, rolled their highest game of the day with 671, but fell one pin short to sit second place with 3978 (221.00).

The Finns with doubles champions Osku Palermaa and Joonas Jähi and their teammate Juhani Tonteri (right, r-l), who led the squad after the first three games yesterday, maintained a 20-pin lead heading into the last game.

The defending champion (Palermaa, Joonas Jehkinen and Kimmo Lehtonen) finished with a low game of 618 to fell behind Germany and Sweden and tied Carsten Warming Hansen, Thomas Larsen and Jesper Agerbo of Denmark, who took the lead in squad 2 this morning, for third place with 3968 (220.44).

Singles champion and doubles silver medalist, Jesper Agerbo of Denmark widened his lead in All-Events after 18 of 24 games to second place Joonas Jähi of Finland to 67 pins, 4314 to 4247. Kert Truus regained third place with 4189.

The trios preliminaries conclude with squad 1 starting at 4.30 p.m. The semi-finals are scheduled for 8 p.m. with the finals to follow at 9 p.m. Central European Summer Time (CEST).

The 2016 Men’s European Championships will be held from August 17-28 at Bowling Stones, a 36-lane QubicaAMF-equipped bowling center in Brussels, Belgium. The nine-day competition started on Saturday, August 20, and culminates with the masters finals on Sunday, August 28.

Record 218 athletes from 37 European Tenpin Bowling Federation (ETBF) member federations – Austria, Belarus, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, Wales and the host country Belgium – participate in the event.

Each team consists of maximum six players, who compete for gold, silver and bronze medals in singles, doubles, trios, five-player teams, all-events and masters.

Singles, doubles, trios and team events features six games preliminaries with the top 4 advancing to the playoffs in one-game format, seeded 1 to 4 according to their position in the prelims. No. 1 bowls No. 4 and No. 2 takes on No. 3. The winners bowl for gold and silver and the losers share the bronze medals.

The top three players with the highest 24-game total (combined scores in the singles, doubles and team preliminaries) receive the medals in all-events.

The top 24 in all-events advance to single-elimination masters match play in best-of-three games format. The top 8 receive one bye.

In each round, the highest seeded player bowls the lowest seeded player, the second-highest seeded player bowls the second-lowest seeded player, and so on. Winners advance and losers will be eliminated. The remaining two players bowl for gold and silver and the losers of the semifinals share the bronze medals.

The 2016 Men’s European Championships serve as the qualifying event for male bowlers competing in the X World Games 2017 in Wroclaw, Poland. The top 5 countries with the two highest positioned players in All-Events qualify for the World Games. The bowling competition will be held July 20-24 at Sky Bowling.

The Championships also serve as the qualifier for the 2017 World Championships for men and women, to be held at Cozmo Bowling Center in Salmiya, Kuwait Dec. 4-18. The top 12 men’s teams in Brussels will qualify for the combined World Championships.

Photos courtesy of Gisela Göbel.

Danish trio sets the pace as Squad 2 has completed preliminaries
Belgium leads after Day 1 in Trios preliminaries
Belgium takes over lead in Doubles after Squad2/3
Italy sets the tone in Squad 1 Trios after three games
Jähi, Palermaa cruise to the Doubles title
Finland, Denmark, Germany (2) to bowl for MEC Doubles title
Finns Palermaa, Jähi shoot into Doubles lead
Agerbo, Mortensen continue to lead Doubles preliminaries
Agerbo, Mortensen lead MEC Doubles prelims after Squad1/4
Jesper Agerbo shoots big games to win Singles gold
Jesper Agerbo leads Singles preliminaries after squad 2/4
2016 Men’s European Championships ready to go

2016 MEC All-Events – Standings after Trios Squad 2 and 3

After preliminaries in singles, doubles, trios and team (total 24 games), top 3 earn the medals; top 24 advance to Masters match play; top 8 receive one bye

Current Standings

2016 MEC Trios Preliminaries – Squad 2 and 3 after 6 games

Top 4 advance to the medal round

Pos	Player	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Pins	Avg.
1.	Germany	649	617	731	1997	663	670	649	1982	3979	221.06
	Tobias Börding	202	209	255	666	279	190	237	706	1372	228.67
	Pascal Winternheimer	266	225	209	700	188	233	210	631	1331	221.83
	Oliver Morig	181	183	267	631	196	247	202	645	1276	212.67
2.	Sweden	691	671	646	2008	663	636	671	1970	3978	221.00
	Pontus Andersson	225	176	214	615	225	190	245	660	1275	212.50
	Peter Hellström	243	238	190	671	222	236	214	672	1343	223.83
	Markus Jansson	223	257	242	722	216	210	212	638	1360	226.67
3.	Denmark	664	668	580	1912	704	620	732	2056	3968	220.44
	Carsten Warming Hansen	196	214	194	604	234	202	237	673	1277	212.83
	Thomas Larsen	236	268	161	665	245	209	268	722	1387	231.17
	Jesper Agerbo	232	186	225	643	225	209	227	661	1304	217.33
4.	Finland	672	702	661	2035	667	648	618	1933	3968	220.44
	Joonas Jähi	277	202	214	693	212	181	236	629	1322	220.33
	Juhani Tonteri	203	255	265	723	244	210	201	655	1378	229.67
	Osku Palermaa	192	245	182	619	211	257	181	649	1268	211.33
5.	Sweden	635	578	668	1881	692	708	673	2073	3954	219.67
	Jesper Svensson	209	193	259	661	269	236	224	729	1390	231.67
	Mattias Wetterberg	223	181	168	572	227	237	192	656	1228	204.67
	Martin Larsen	203	204	241	648	196	235	257	688	1336	222.67
6.	Czech Republic	686	693	681	2060	624	607	659	1890	3950	219.44
	Jan Macek	279	300	180	759	232	224	181	637	1396	232.67
	Michal Janovsky	192	198	253	643	213	201	233	647	1290	215.00
	Marek Talpa	215	195	248	658	179	182	245	606	1264	210.67
	Israel	634	198	665	2013	213	569	617	1895	1290	217.11
	Marek Talpa	215	195	173	658	179	214	245	606	1264	204.50
7.	Israel	634	714	665	2013	709	569	617	1895	3908	217.11
	Ron Alhazov	223	217	173	613	212	214	188	614	1227	204.50
	Ben Fishler	179	252	264	695	254	183	217	654	1349	224.83
	Or Aviram	232	245	228	705	243	172	212	627	1332	222.00
8.	Netherlands	624	689	611	1924	652	668	650	1970	3894	216.33
	Johnny Spil	175	206	226	607	209	225	222	656	1263	210.50
	Mark Jacobs	233	215	216	664	226	219	214	659	1323	220.50
	Alex de Vries	216	268	169	653	217	224	214	655	1308	218.00
9.	Belgium	771	666	630	2067	640	554	610	1804	3871	215.06
	Bram Van Meerbergen	237	237	209	683	188	171	195	554	1237	206.17
	Mats Maggi	300	175	218	693	228	211	224	663	1356	226.00
	Koen Pellegroms	234	254	203	691	224	172	191	587	1278	213.00
10.	England	728	681	575	1984	659	589	622	1870	3854	214.11
	Leon Devlin	226	210	202	638	182	192	183	557	1195	199.17
	Elliot Crosby	248	225	192	665	188	220	195	603	1268	211.33
	John Wells	254	246	181	681	289	177	244	710	1391	231.83
11.	Austria	606	760	632	1998	629	603	598	1830	3828	212.67
	Michael Loos	192	233	216	641	211	248	215	674	1315	219.17
	Thomas Gross	197	259	227	683	208	203	184	595	1278	213.00
	Leopold Grundschober	217	268	189	674	210	152	199	561	1235	205.83
12.	Norway	604	582	617	1803	711	626	682	2019	3822	212.33
	Arvid Espen	204	202	177	583	238	235	213	686	1269	211.50
	Jens Mathiesen	201	189	233	623	247	210	230	687	1310	218.33
	Svein Åke Ek	199	191	207	597	226	181	239	646	1243	207.17
13.	England	633	606	652	1891	739	556	626	1921	3812	211.78
	Adam Cairns	226	224	225	675	259	152	214	625	1300	216.67
	Hadley Morgan	222	191	227	640	267	200	223	690	1330	221.67
	Paul Moor	185	191	200	576	213	204	189	606	1182	197.00
14.	Spain	613	642	642	1897	607	566	689	1862	3759	208.83
	Javier Moreno	255	214	215	684	224	184	246	654	1338	223.00
	Erwin Pascual	167	162	222	551	185	192	205	582	1133	188.83
	Paco Rodriguez	191	266	205	662	198	190	238	626	1288	214.67
15.	Denmark	669	622	653	1944	656	567	588	1811	3755	208.61
	Jimmy Mortensen	188	223	164	575	221	197	183	601	1176	196.00
	Markus Bergendorff	234	223	220	677	223	202	211	636	1313	218.83
	Mik Stampe	247	176	269	692	212	168	194	574	1266	211.00
16.	Italy	575	613	613	1801	622	654	646	1922	3723	206.83
	Marco Reviglio	205	227	182	614	223	219	159	601	1215	202.50
	Nicola Pongolini	175	214	203	592	205	266	222	693	1285	214.17
	Alessandro Santu	195	172	228	595	194	169	265	628	1223	203.83
17.	Lithuania	645	681	565	1891	637	588	603	1828	3719	206.61
	Aidas Daniunas	258	237	216	711	202	192	171	565	1276	212.67
	Andrius Gasparavicius	185	209	180	574	232	202	222	656	1230	205.00
	Kristijonas Sergejevas	202	235	169	606	203	194	210	607	1213	202.17
18.	France	608	635	579	1822	573	591	724	1888	3710	206.11
	Julien Keller	174	190	195	559	201	164	244	609	1168	194.67
	Nicolas Gerard	193	235	159	587	176	236	255	667	1254	209.00
	Jonathan Lefevre	241	210	225	676	196	191	225	612	1288	214.67
19.	Hungary	620	630	587	1837	614	609	624	1847	3684	204.67
	Zoltan Skobrics	182	219	187	588	215	197	165	577	1165	194.17
	Balint Luczek	159	199	174	532	173	192	194	559	1091	181.83
	Erich Pisarski	279	212	226	717	226	220	265	711	1428	238.00
20.	Ukraine	576	601	554	1731	676	647	620	1943	3674	204.11
	Roman Ilyin	222	179	150	551	254	219	188	661	1212	202.00
	Andrii Shovkun	218	224	168	610	217	216	185	618	1228	204.67
	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	136	198	236	570	205	212	247	664	1234	205.67
21.	Romania	626	564	566	1756	654	645	619	1918	3674	204.11
	Lucian Paraschiv	227	186	175	588	182	224	179	585	1173	195.50
	Romeo Gagenoiu	198	162	218	578	230	188	237	655	1233	205.50
	Florin Gheorghe	201	216	173	590	242	233	203	678	1268	211.33
22.	Slovenia	593	558	644	1795	547	670	643	1860	3655	203.06
	Aleksander Kostric	244	158	258	660	191	224	169	584	1244	207.33
	Tim Cerkvenik Muzafirovic	200	191	178	569	174	222	234	630	1199	199.83
	Anze Grabrijan	149	209	208	566	182	224	240	646	1212	202.00
23.	Iceland	556	639	661	1856	569	631	597	1797	3653	202.94
	Skuli Freyr Sigurdsson	208	219	223	650	192	202	211	605	1255	209.17
	Bjarni Pall Jakobsson	185	188	213	586	199	212	157	568	1154	192.33
	Arnar David Jonsson	163	232	225	620	178	217	229	624	1244	207.33
24.	Belgium	638	591	571	1800	624	594	566	1784	3584	199.11
	Ryan Vanderschueren	196	171	210	577	182	211	170	563	1140	190.00
	Wim Claessens	209	219	150	578	215	198	194	607	1185	197.50
	Gery Verbruggen	233	201	211	645	227	185	202	614	1259	209.83
25.	Czech Republic	639	626	518	1783	533	536	717	1786	3569	198.28
	Jiri Hindrak	233	184	178	595	193	196	216	605	1200	200.00
	Lukas Hurych	175	196	148	519	146	160	277	583	1102	183.67
	Jaroslav Lorenc	231	246	192	669	194	180	224	598	1267	211.17
26.	Latvia	568	528	655	1751	579	668	569	1816	3567	198.17
	Raimonds Zemitis	184	204	224	612	198	243	177	618	1230	205.00
	Janis Dzalbs	192	146	218	556	193	216	193	602	1158	193.00
	Andis Darzins	192	178	213	583	188	209	199	596	1179	196.50
27.	Poland	586	605	619	1810	579	592	567	1738	3548	197.11
	Alexander Langner	194	165	199	558	191	159	201	551	1109	184.83
	Tomasz Lutowski	187	186	244	617	152	214	182	548	1165	194.17
	Tomasz Olejniczak	205	254	176	635	236	219	184	639	1274	212.33
28.	Switzerland	566	576	632	1774	639	589	542	1770	3544	196.89
	Philippe Huber	204	211	213	628	203	223	201	627	1255	209.17
	Cosimo Martignano	139	171	226	536	201	227	166	594	1130	188.33
	Mathieu Bergès	223	194	193	610	235	139	175	549	1159	193.17
29.	Estonia	607	497	503	1607	610	685	639	1934	3541	196.72
	Raul Beekmann	171	173	150	494	198	204	199	601	1095	182.50
	Aivar Leinemann	194	150	143	487	180	213	191	584	1071	178.50
	Kert Truus	242	174	210	626	232	268	249	749	1375	229.17
30.	Latvia	600	535	524	1659	547	637	655	1839	3498	194.33
	Arturs Levikins	289	197	158	644	203	241	249	693	1337	222.83
	Peteris Cimdins	198	166	164	528	166	236	184	586	1114	185.67
	Janis Zemitis	113	172	202	487	178	160	222	560	1047	174.50
31.	Wales	551	527	569	1647	684	571	564	1819	3466	192.56
	Pip Wellsteed	187	194	225	606	225	162	189	576	1182	197.00
	Stewart Bryden	185	164	181	530	224	206	163	593	1123	187.17
	Glenn Robson	179	169	163	511	235	203	212	650	1161	193.50
32.	Russia	538	609	601	1748	540	610	563	1713	3461	192.28
	Vladimir Sverchkov	183	150	153	486	180	196	162	538	1024	170.67
	Alexander Medveditskov	167	182	200	549	188	204	190	582	1131	188.50
	Ivan Semenov	188	277	248	713	172	210	211	593	1306	217.67
33.	Scotland	574	639	573	1786	533	552	586	1671	3457	192.06
	James Claxton	192	227	186	605	163	192	192	547	1152	192.00
	Kenny Jamieson	194	233	204	631	204	189	212	605	1236	206.00
	James Guthrie	188	179	183	550	166	171	182	519	1069	178.17
34.	Greece	579	553	569	1701	561	574	608	1743	3444	191.33
	Dimitrios Georgantas	179	174	183	536	205	179	198	582	1118	186.33
	Nikolaos Kekesis	218	160	196	574	182	205	219	606	1180	196.67
	Stamatios Paraskevas Roros	182	219	190	591	174	190	191	555	1146	191.00
35.	Switzerland	578	557	619	1754	529	543	610	1682	3436	190.89
	Marc Jörg	181	216	224	621	208	141	207	556	1177	196.17
	Damir Branezac	177	161	205	543	171	203	216	590	1133	188.83
	Harn-Chieh Kwan	220	180	190	590	150	199	187	536	1126	187.67
36.	Bulgaria	534	552	562	1648	625	598	564	1787	3435	190.83
	Kaloyan Ivanov	183	233	190	606	173	187	176	536	1142	190.33
	Hristo Georgiev	181	161	160	502	197	230	200	627	1129	188.17
	July Petrov	170	158	212	540	255	181	188	624	1164	194.00
37.	Turkey	605	532	598	1735	563	519	610	1692	3427	190.39
	Tolga Sismanogullar	217	208	219	644	209	176	205	590	1234	205.67
	Taygun Erkeskin	169	177	222	568	197	152	160	509	1077	179.50
	Habib Dogan	219	147	157	523	157	191	245	593	1116	186.00
38.	Austria	489	586	622	1697	560	556	612	1728	3425	190.28
	Alexander Rauscher	159	225	211	595	184	248	242	674	1269	211.50
	Patrick Stiel	137	182	170	489	179	158	177	514	1003	167.17
	Daniel Hahn	193	179	241	613	197	150	193	540	1153	192.17
39.	Malta	590	600	530	1720	572	555	575	1702	3422	190.11
	Mark Muscat	158	180	189	527	181	182	196	559	1086	181.00
	Paul Baldacchino	211	212	170	593	167	200	170	537	1130	188.33
	Mauro Anastasi	221	208	171	600	224	173	209	606	1206	201.00
40.	Turkey	497	624	503	1624	594	607	588	1789	3413	189.61
	Celalettin Cakir	144	210	157	511	167	245	235	647	1158	193.00
	Firat Coskun	185	199	164	548	210	174	194	578	1126	187.67
	Emre Kumru	168	215	182	565	217	188	159	564	1129	188.17
41.	Croatia	598	615	503	1716	620	534	532	1686	3402	189.00
	Zeljko Baruncic	213	186	180	579	188	198	189	575	1154	192.33
	Tomislav Sekulic	173	225	165	563	181	156	185	522	1085	180.83
	Zoran Banjac	212	204	158	574	251	180	158	589	1163	193.83
42.	Serbia	512	679	623	1814	470	553	509	1532	3346	185.89
	Bojan Kovavic	177	244	190	611	152	194	157	503	1114	185.67
	Orfej Haliti	156	190	209	555	162	142	187	491	1046	174.33
	David Tanic	179	245	224	648	156	217	165	538	1186	197.67
43.	Romania	531	503	546	1580	564	595	605	1764	3344	185.78
	Christian Calagiu	187	184	222	593	226	195	206	627	1220	203.33
	Ioan Ionescu Andrei	151	116	133	400	127	186	211	524	924	154.00
	Martin David Orlanda	193	203	191	587	211	214	188	613	1200	200.00
44.	Slovakia	484	486	517	1487	651	624	529	1804	3291	182.83
	Alex Basala	133	124	181	438	253	214	157	624	1062	177.00
	David Vilina	205	190	158	553	165	183	211	559	1112	185.33
	Jozef Karlik	146	172	178	496	233	227	161	621	1117	186.17
45.	Belarus	555	556	524	1635	591	468	576	1635	3270	181.67
	Siarhei Tazin	185	181	197	563	214	158	183	555	1118	186.33
	Pavel Sobolev	176	152	167	495	214	140	222	576	1071	178.50
	Yauhen Khasenevich	194	223	160	577	163	170	171	504	1081	180.17
46.	Ireland	520	491	532	1543	512	533	661	1706	3249	180.50
	Paddy Dunne	162	162	212	536	157	160	182	499	1035	172.50
	Jason Byrnes	192	170	155	517	177	186	226	589	1106	184.33
	Aidan Byrne	166	159	165	490	178	187	253	618	1108	184.67
47.	Estonia	507	468	553	1528	562	606	550	1718	3246	180.33
	Marek Tammsoo	172	152	170	494	175	152	177	504	998	166.33
	Kalvi Laasalu	190	168	167	525	218	186	214	618	1143	190.50
	Carl Kinnunen	145	148	216	509	169	268	159	596	1105	184.17
48.	Belarus	581	505	557	1643	515	515	514	1544	3187	177.06
	Sergey Kaptsov	230	145	156	531	194	159	157	510	1041	173.50
	Viktor Sytchev	183	127	213	523	148	172	142	462	985	164.17
	Maksim Krupenin	168	233	188	589	173	184	215	572	1161	193.50
49.	Italy	720	660	681	2061					2061	229.00
	Marco Boccato	206	212	226	644					644	214.67
	Tommaso Radi	279	216	214	709					709	236.33
	Antonino Fiorentino	235	232	241	708					708	236.00
50.	Norway	677	670	695	2042					2042	226.89
	Glenn Morten Pedersen	185	233	228	646					646	215.33
	Oyvin Kulseng	258	225	255	738					738	246.00
	Tore Torgersen	234	212	212	658					658	219.33
51.	Russia	658	672	703	2033					2033	225.89
	Yan Korshak	257	209	201	667					667	222.33
	Nikita Kusnetsov	224	234	254	712					712	237.33
	Maxim Okorokov	177	229	248	654					654	218.00
52.	Malta	616	712	596	1924					1924	213.78
	Rankin Luke Camilleri	210	232	163	605					605	201.67
	Mark Spiteri	184	247	214	645					645	215.00
	Kenneth Arpa	222	233	219	674					674	224.67
53.	Germany	675	660	583	1918					1918	213.11
	Frank Drevenstedt	247	238	179	664					664	221.33
	Andreas Gripp	236	230	214	680					680	226.67
	Marco Baade	192	192	190	574					574	191.33
54.	Finland	622	567	696	1885					1885	209.44
	Sami Lampo	224	230	229	683					683	227.67
	Jari Ratia	199	171	236	606					606	202.00
	Perttu Jussila	199	166	231	596					596	198.67
55.	Wales	618	711	549	1878					1878	208.67
	James Footner	185	266	203	654					654	218.00
	William Wan	233	213	184	630					630	210.00
	Robert Bruce	200	232	162	594					594	198.00
56.	Hungary	565	691	620	1876					1876	208.44
	Tamas Sass	182	256	188	626					626	208.67
	Viktor Zsolnai	184	246	190	620					620	206.67
	Csaba Racz	199	189	242	630					630	210.00
57.	Ireland	596	654	618	1868					1868	207.56
	Craig Grattan	180	231	224	635					635	211.67
	Gavin Fox	186	221	169	576					576	192.00
	Christopher Sloan	230	202	225	657					657	219.00
58.	Lithuania	672	597	581	1850					1850	205.56
	Kestutis Gudauskas	265	189	240	694					694	231.33
	Linas Sasnauskas	195	211	154	560					560	186.67
	Paulius Bagdonas	212	197	187	596					596	198.67
59.	Slovenia	615	617	611	1843					1843	204.78
	Ziga Zalar	202	211	183	596					596	198.67
	Josko Hlede	167	195	201	563					563	187.67
	Rok Kostric	246	211	227	684					684	228.00
60.	Greece	543	670	626	1839					1839	204.33
	Ioannis Stathatos	169	198	182	549					549	183.00
	Stavros Parasakis	181	214	186	581					581	193.67
	Evangelos Krizinis	193	258	258	709					709	236.33
61.	Spain	581	574	681	1836					1836	204.00
	Raul Jimenez	178	168	222	568					568	189.33
	Melvin Ocando	276	177	236	689					689	229.67
	Pablo Barriopedro	127	229	223	579					579	193.00
62.	France	546	633	631	1810					1810	201.11
	Valentin Saulnier	189	254	225	668					668	222.67
	Christophe Hachin	158	165	195	518					518	172.67
	Romain Franchi	199	214	211	624					624	208.00
63.	Ukraine	555	533	720	1808					1808	200.89
	Serhii Arakelov	173	159	210	542					542	180.67
	Viacheslav Oseredko	205	184	287	676					676	225.33
	Iurii Grynyk	177	190	223	590					590	196.67
64.	Israel	624	617	563	1804					1804	200.44
	Oron Cohen	254	191	158	603					603	201.00
	Meni Mizrahi	198	232	192	622					622	207.33
	Oren Hayoun	172	194	213	579					579	193.00
65.	Slovakia	589	556	648	1793					1793	199.22
	Tomas Vrabec	192	192	176	560					560	186.67
	Fabio Merkovsky	192	139	213	544					544	181.33
	Roman Karlik	205	225	259	689					689	229.67
66.	Netherlands	587	663	528	1778					1778	197.56
	Michell Stinissen	196	188	197	581					581	193.67
	Ramon Hilferink	192	247	140	579					579	193.00
	Jeffrey van de Wakker	199	228	191	618					618	206.00
67.	Serbia	575	618	560	1753					1753	194.78
	Vladimir Strbac	159	212	179	550					550	183.33
	Vladimir Majski	235	236	182	653					653	217.67
	Norbert Goblos	181	170	199	550					550	183.33
68.	Scotland	612	553	582	1747					1747	194.11
	Alan Keddie	174	190	185	549					549	183.00
	Mark Hutton	193	172	223	588					588	196.00
	Steven Gill	245	191	174	610					610	203.33
69.	Poland	564	587	591	1742					1742	193.56
	Marek Murzynowski	225	135	225	585					585	195.00
	Emil Polanisz	164	221	174	559					559	186.33
	Patryk Preus	175	231	192	598					598	199.33
70.	Iceland	591	550	592	1733					1733	192.56
	Gudlaugur Valgeirsson	179	146	173	498					498	166.00
	Gustaf Smari Björnsson	234	203	209	646					646	215.33
	Stefan Claessen	178	201	210	589					589	196.33
71.	Croatia	538	624	519	1681					1681	186.78
	Marin Vedris	177	204	158	539					539	179.67
	Sven Fekeza	171	210	191	572					572	190.67
	Vedran Vedris	190	210	170	570					570	190.00
72.	Bulgaria	549	506	577	1632					1632	181.33
	Plamen Trayanov	189	150	198	537					537	179.00
	Darin Trayanov	188	180	162	530					530	176.67
	Dian Dinev	172	176	217	565					565	188.33