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Maria Bulanova, Patrik Sörensen win gold medals in Singles

27 March, 2016

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Maria Bulanova of Russia and Patrik Sörensen of Denmark captured the Singles titles at the 29th European Youth Championships in Reykjavik, Iceland.

17 year-old Bulanova (pictured left), the youngest player ever to win a European Bowling Tour title in 2013 at the age of 14 years, 11 months, 1 day, topped Shir Azulay (right) of Israel, 226-184, to win her first gold medal of this EYC.

In the semifinals top-seeded Bulanova defeated 2014 EYC Masters champion Lea Degenhardt of Germany, 206-181, while Azulay ousted Cajsa Wegner of Sweden, 214-191.

Azulay received the silver medal, the first medal for Israel in this championships, and Wegner and Degenhardt shared the bronze medal. The picture above shows the podium.

Bulanova averaged 245 over six games to lead the girls’ singles preliminaries in the European Youth Championships and to earn the No. 1 seed for the medal round with a new Championship record of 1470, including games of 244, 196, 247, 258, 289 and 236.

Second place Wegner (left) closed out her 1405 with the second 300 game of the day. Third place Azulay (1318) accomplished the feat in the third game to become the third girl in EYC history to achieve perfection.

Her compatriot Roni Aharonovich (2007 – Thessaloniki, Greece) and Verity Crawley of England (2012 Aalborg, Denmark) previously bowled 300 games in EYC competition.

Degenhardt (right) finished with back-to-back 230 games to lead squad 2 with 1293 and to beat out Megan Gales Dicay of Denmark, who was fourth in Squad 1 with 1290, for the last place to advance by three pins.

Cajsa Wegner, who had 1403 in Doubles and 1372 in the team event, added 1405 in Singles to cruise to the gold medal in All-Events with 4180 total and an average of 232.22 for 18 games.

Maria Bulanova followed an 1121 opening series with 1400 and 1470 to win the silver medal in All-Events for the third consecutive year with 3991 (221.72), Bronze went to Katie Tagg of England with 3879.

L-R Top 3 girls in All-Events: Maria Bulanova (2nd), Cajsa Wegner (1st) and Katie Tagg (3rd).

In the boys’ title match, second-seeded Patrik Sörensen (pictured left) of Denmark defeated team champion Rok Kostric, 249-185, to deny the Slovenian his second gold medal in the Championships.

Top-seeded Kostric (right) flew past Emil Holmberg of Sweden in the semifinals, 248-156, while Sörensen eliminated Quentin Deroo of France, 244-190.

Sörensen’s gold medal is the first medal for Denmark in this Championships. Kostric received silver while Deroo and Holmberg got bronze.

Kostric averaged 225.33 for six games in the first squad of the boys’ preliminaries and earned the No. 1 seed with 1352, including games of 214, 269, 199, 217, 207 and 246. The Slovenian survived strong charges by squad 2 bowlers Sörensen, who was second with 1345, as well as Deroo (left) and Holmberg (right), who tied at 1342 to take third and fourth place.

Seventh place Niko Oksanen of Finland led the 84 boys with 4026 total and an average of 223.67 for 18 games en route to win the gold medal in All-Events. Oksanen, who improved on a third-place finish from last year, had 1322 in doubles, 1422 in the team event and 1282 in Singles.

Brian Kjær of Norway was 76 pins behind in second place to earn the silver medal with 3950 (219.44). William Svensson of Sweden missed the cut to the Singles medal round by seven pins but used his 1335 series to take the bronze medal in All-Events with 3931 (218.39).

Heading into the girls and boys Masters, Sweden leads the overall medal tally with three gold and five bronze.

L-R Top 3 boys in All-Events: Brian Kjær (2nd), Niko Oksanen (1st) and William Svensson (3rd).

The 29th European Youth Championships will be held from March 18-27, 2016 at Keiluhöllin, Egilshöll bowling center in Reykjavik, Iceland.

The Championships drew 137 players, 84 boys and 53 girls, from 25 member countries of the European Tenpin Bowling Federation (ETBF) – Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, and the host country Iceland.

Up to four boys and four girls per country who must not be born before September 1, 1997 will bowl in separate divisions for gold, silver and bronze medals in five disciplines: Singles, Doubles and four-player Teams, All-Events and Masters.

The 2016 EYC will be played on a 39-foot lane conditioning pattern with 24.52 mL volume oil total.

Singles, Doubles and Team preliminaries feature six games with the top 4 advancing to the medal round. No. 1 bowls No. 4 and No. 2 takes on No. 3 in the semi-finals. The winners bowl for gold and silver while the losers share the bronze medal. All matches will be decided in one game.

The three players with highest 18-game total of the Singles, Doubles and Teams preliminaries earn the medals in All-Events. The top 24 in All-Events determine the Masters champion in single-elimination match play in best-of-three games format. Top 8 players receive a first-round bye.

Photos courtesy of Olga Bulanova.

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29th EYC – Boys Singles Medal Round

Championship Round:
1. Patrik Sörensen, Denmark
2. Rok Kostric, Slovenia
3. Quentin Deroo, France, and Emil Holmberg, Sweden

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No. 1 Kostric def. Holmberg, 248-156
Semifinal Match 2: No. 2 Sörensen def. No. 4 Deroo, 244-190
Championship: Sörensen def. Kostric, 249-185.

29th EYC – Girls Singles Medal Round

Championship Round:
1. Maria Bulanova, Russia
2. Shir Azulay, Israel
3. Cajsa Wegner, Sweden, and Lea Degenhardt, Germany

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No. 1 Bulanova def. No. 4 Degenhardt, 206-181
Semifinal Match 2: No. 3 Azulay def. No. 2 Wegner, 214-191
Championship: Bulanova def. Azulay, 226-184.

No. 1 seed Maria Bulanova of Russia

29th EYC – Girls Singles Preliminaries

Top 4 advance to the medal round.

Pos	Players	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Maria Bulanova	Russia	244	196	247	687	258	289	236	783	1470	245.00
2.	Cajsa Wegner	Sweden	161	181	277	619	244	242	300	786	1405	234.17
3.	Shir Azulay	Israel	211	178	300	689	215	196	218	629	1318	219.67
4.	Lea Degenhardt	Germany	245	193	182	620	203	232	238	673	1293	215.50
5.	Megan Gales Dicay	Denmark	213	181	193	587	278	206	219	703	1290	215.00
6.	Denise Blankenzee	Netherlands	201	214	204	619	227	154	289	670	1289	214.83
7.	Kristína Sramková	Slovakia	216	191	213	620	223	246	190	659	1279	213.17
8.	Maria Koshel	Russia	167	244	243	654	159	214	244	617	1271	211.83
9.	Mia Bewley	England	141	227	194	562	249	213	234	696	1258	209.67
10.	Jolien Thys	Belgium	258	192	216	666	168	211	204	583	1249	208.17
11.	Alida Molander	Sweden	228	184	247	659	201	186	202	589	1248	208.00
12.	Madelene Gullberg	Sweden	184	179	170	533	245	220	246	711	1244	207.33
13.	Katie Tagg	England	172	176	214	562	245	224	211	680	1242	207.00
14.	Sarah Essouffi	France	201	212	177	590	218	178	233	629	1219	203.17
15.	Ksenia Apanyakina	Russia	193	175	189	557	220	191	238	649	1206	201.00
16.	Sophie Thompson	England	177	187	201	565	219	208	203	630	1195	199.17
17.	Christine Hansen	Denmark	194	183	175	552	204	204	225	633	1185	197.50
18.	Lynne Fishler	Israel	171	230	147	548	201	205	230	636	1184	197.33
19.	Jaqueline Witura	Austria	143	196	179	518	246	201	213	660	1178	196.33
20.	Lorna Scott	England	149	218	203	570	185	232	191	608	1178	196.33
21.	Gina-Maria Merkel	Germany	160	135	223	518	222	192	236	650	1168	194.67
22.	Varvara Gryaznova	Russia	173	189	203	565	184	216	203	603	1168	194.67
23.	Kristína Koseková	Slovakia	196	202	155	553	182	221	208	611	1164	194.00
24.	Mika Guldbæk	Denmark	212	157	154	523	177	213	248	638	1161	193.50
25.	Teea Mäkelä	Finland	226	206	184	616	186	215	143	544	1160	193.33
26.	Amélie Keloganian	France	190	194	183	567	185	197	208	590	1157	192.83
27.	Riikka Hakala	Finland	180	211	207	598	189	168	200	557	1155	192.50
28.	Vilma Salo	Finland	242	188	169	599	186	177	176	539	1138	189.67
29.	Pauline Robin	France	170	202	191	563	170	205	193	568	1131	188.50
30.	Liron Peled	Israel	220	164	187	571	187	168	200	555	1126	187.67
31.	Lea Buchbauer	Germany	200	190	184	574	195	165	191	551	1125	187.50
32.	Dominique Beverdam	Netherlands	188	161	211	560	161	191	202	554	1114	185.67
33.	Katerina Hejduckova	Czech Republic	174	171	195	540	182	211	177	570	1110	185.00
34.	Senni Savikurki	Finland	166	168	190	524	209	176	200	585	1109	184.83
35.	Estelle Bain	France	169	193	188	550	159	208	180	547	1097	182.83
36.	Bettina Burghard	Germany	201	179	163	543	167	223	159	549	1092	182.00
37.	Alison Williamson	Scotland	185	161	203	549	173	182	184	539	1088	181.33
38.	Line Brandt Christiansen	Denmark	168	200	205	573	186	158	162	506	1079	179.83
39.	Anna Petakova	Czech Republic	169	203	180	552	181	178	158	517	1069	178.17
40.	Inés Domac	Belgium	199	173	154	526	190	147	172	509	1035	172.50
41.	Sofia Hultstedt	Norway	180	162	197	539	175	162	141	478	1017	169.50
42.	Rianne van Zijp	Netherlands	152	170	199	521	171	169	138	478	999	166.50
43.	Guðbjörg Harpa Sigurðardóttir	Iceland	163	166	156	485	182	154	170	506	991	165.17
44.	Anique van Ewijck	Netherlands	218	161	159	538	177	139	130	446	984	164.00
45.	Mariya Kucherenko	Ukraine	163	178	145	486	152	166	167	485	971	161.83
46.	Julianne Wangsvik	Norway	149	154	159	462	152	175	166	493	955	159.17
47.	Natália Králová	Slovakia	128	160	150	438	147	169	191	507	945	157.50
48.	Jóhanna Guðjónsdóttir	Iceland	175	143	145	463	182	169	130	481	944	157.33
49.	Bethany Wilkes	Scotland	135	163	178	476	172	151	135	458	934	155.67
50.	Helga Ósk Freysdóttir	Iceland	138	176	133	447	141	151	178	470	917	152.83
51.	Elva Rós Hannesdóttir	Iceland	168	135	132	435	124	187	171	482	917	152.83
52.	Livija Perminaite	Lithuania	169	123	144	436	173	131	171	475	911	151.83

29th EYC – Girls All-Events

Final standings after 18 games; top three earn the medals in All-Events; top 24 advance to Masters match play, top 8 earn one bye

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Doubles	Team	Singles	Total	Ave.
1.	Cajsa Wegner	Sweden	18	1403	1372	1405	4180	232.22
2.	Maria Bulanova	Russia	18	1121	1400	1470	3991	221.72
3.	Katie Tagg	England	18	1417	1220	1242	3879	215.50
4.	Lea Degenhardt	Germany	18	1236	1304	1293	3833	212.94
5.	Alida Molander	Sweden	18	1284	1242	1248	3774	209.67
6.	Madelene Gullberg	Sweden	18	1198	1300	1244	3742	207.89
7.	Kristína Sramková	Slovakia	18	1291	1167	1279	3737	207.61
8.	Jaqueline Witura	Austria	18	1254	1293	1178	3725	206.94
9.	Maria Koshel	Russia	18	1233	1206	1271	3710	206.11
10.	Denise Blankenzee	Netherlands	18	1151	1266	1289	3706	205.89
11.	Ksenia Apanyakina	Russia	18	1271	1221	1206	3698	205.44
12.	Mika Guldbæk	Denmark	18	1235	1284	1161	3680	204.44
13.	Mia Bewley	England	18	1170	1219	1258	3647	202.61
14.	Shir Azulay	Israel	18	1181	1148	1318	3647	202.61
15.	Amélie Keloganian	France	18	1287	1159	1157	3603	200.17
16.	Lorna Scott	England	18	1202	1213	1178	3593	199.61
17.	Jolien Thys	Belgium	18	1239	1077	1249	3565	198.06
18.	Sarah Essouffi	France	18	1170	1152	1219	3541	196.72
19.	Megan Gales Dicay	Denmark	18	1160	1086	1290	3536	196.44
20.	Lynne Fishler	Israel	18	1150	1193	1184	3527	195.94
21.	Vilma Salo	Finland	18	1194	1186	1138	3518	195.44
22.	Bettina Burghard	Germany	18	1169	1257	1092	3518	195.44
23.	Sophie Thompson	England	18	1127	1174	1195	3496	194.22
24.	Teea Mäkelä	Finland	18	1131	1176	1160	3467	192.61
25.	Varvara Gryaznova	Russia	18	1133	1166	1168	3467	192.61
26.	Christine Hansen	Denmark	18	1096	1183	1185	3464	192.44
27.	Gina-Maria Merkel	Germany	18	1071	1215	1168	3454	191.89
28.	Estelle Bain	France	18	1203	1148	1097	3448	191.56
29.	Katerina Hejduckova	Czech Republic	18	1155	1151	1110	3416	189.78
30.	Senni Savikurki	Finland	18	1101	1202	1109	3412	189.56
31.	Lea Buchbauer	Germany	18	1162	1102	1125	3389	188.28
32.	Riikka Hakala	Finland	18	1076	1136	1155	3367	187.06
33.	Pauline Robin	France	18	1159	1060	1131	3350	186.11
34.	Dominique Beverdam	Netherlands	18	1181	1053	1114	3348	186.00
35.	Line Brandt Christiansen	Denmark	18	1139	1088	1079	3306	183.67
36.	Alison Williamson	Scotland	18	1038	1159	1088	3285	182.50
37.	Liron Peled	Israel	18	1054	1103	1126	3283	182.39
38.	Kristína Koseková	Slovakia	18	998	1111	1164	3273	181.83
39.	Sofia Hultstedt	Norway	18	1083	1097	1017	3197	177.61
40.	Inés Domac	Belgium	18	1147	1011	1035	3193	177.39
41.	Anna Petakova	Czech Republic	18	1063	1038	1069	3170	176.11
42.	Rianne van Zijp	Netherlands	18	1052	1103	999	3154	175.22
43.	Julianne Wangsvik	Norway	18	908	1141	955	3004	166.89
44.	Jóhanna Guðjónsdóttir	Iceland	18	987	1052	944	2983	165.72
45.	Anique van Ewijck	Netherlands	18	993	968	984	2945	163.61
46.	Livija Perminaite	Lithuania	18	981	1022	911	2914	161.89
47.	Mariya Kucherenko	Ukraine	18	975	956	971	2902	161.22
48.	Elva Rós Hannesdóttir	Iceland	18	909	1041	917	2867	159.28
49.	Helga Ósk Freysdóttir	Iceland	18	1003	910	917	2830	157.22
50.	Natália Králová	Slovakia	18	958	926	945	2829	157.17
51.	Bethany Wilkes	Scotland	18	912	981	934	2827	157.06
52.	Guðbjörg Harpa Sigurðardóttir	Iceland	18	981	839	991	2811	156.17
53.	Amanda Nyman	Sweden	12	1184	1090	0	2274	189.50

No. 1 seed Rok Kostric of Slovenia.

29th EYC – Boys Singles Preliminaries

Top 4 advance to the medal round.

Pos	Players	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Rok Kostric	Slovenia	214	269	199	682	217	207	246	670	1352	225.33
2.	Patrik Sörensen	Denmark	225	213	208	646	257	199	243	699	1345	224.17
3.	Quentin Deroo	France	252	194	157	603	267	253	219	739	1342	223.67
4.	Emil Holmberg	Sweden	257	189	240	686	222	249	185	656	1342	223.67
5.	William Svensson	Sweden	277	231	249	757	210	171	197	578	1335	222.50
6.	Yorick van Deutekom	Netherlands	215	209	233	657	218	214	196	628	1285	214.17
7.	Niko Oksanen	Finland	217	209	204	630	200	213	239	652	1282	213.67
8.	Valentyn Kucherenko	Ukraine	202	203	191	596	230	227	227	684	1280	213.33
9.	Robert Lindberg	Sweden	248	204	212	664	229	159	224	612	1276	212.67
10.	Alexey Stepin	Russia	203	211	246	660	241	193	177	611	1271	211.83
11.	Brian Kjær	Norway	247	188	190	625	215	258	168	641	1266	211.00
12.	Jake Edwards	England	207	188	257	652	185	223	201	609	1261	210.17
13.	Ziga Zalar	Slovenia	185	274	187	646	180	223	203	606	1252	208.67
14.	Tomás Vrabec	Slovakia	180	233	214	627	216	235	172	623	1250	208.33
15.	Rasmus Bering	Denmark	150	224	197	571	226	228	221	675	1246	207.67
16.	Fabian Kloos	Germany	221	193	226	640	201	158	246	605	1245	207.50
17.	Jamie Elliott	England	233	215	232	680	183	201	180	564	1244	207.33
18.	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	Ukraine	167	229	224	620	209	190	222	621	1241	206.83
19.	Tim Stampe	Denmark	200	239	247	686	188	207	145	540	1226	204.33
20.	Nils Nuckel	Germany	192	224	205	621	232	181	191	604	1225	204.17
21.	Martin Biltoft	Denmark	179	194	207	580	197	214	233	644	1224	204.00
22.	Jonas Dammen	Norway	195	220	251	666	183	180	194	557	1223	203.83
23.	Andrea Mangiacotti	Italy	216	223	203	642	207	188	183	578	1220	203.33
24.	Filip Thelander	Sweden	201	184	203	588	227	205	199	631	1219	203.17
25.	Allen Ranchez Ragasa	Italy	146	260	169	575	154	203	277	634	1209	201.50
26.	Jesse Ahokas	Finland	200	177	202	579	166	198	266	630	1209	201.50
27.	Aleksander Kostric	Slovenia	258	221	213	692	162	152	199	513	1205	200.83
28.	Jack Kerr	Scotland	180	211	195	586	212	198	202	612	1198	199.67
29.	Michal Janovsky	Czech Republic	199	154	199	552	181	240	214	635	1187	197.83
30.	Ville Rajala	Finland	161	256	169	586	255	164	182	601	1187	197.83
31.	Alexander Langner	Poland	214	213	211	638	164	182	202	548	1186	197.67
32.	Roman Karlík	Slovakia	171	180	225	576	178	196	232	606	1182	197.00
33.	Joppe Belmans	Belgium	194	191	165	550	213	248	168	629	1179	196.50
34.	Vladimir Churilov	Russia	286	188	188	662	205	160	141	506	1168	194.67
35.	Jamie Gore	England	156	215	266	637	174	140	215	529	1166	194.33
36.	Igor Filippov	Russia	194	162	214	570	210	179	200	589	1159	193.17
37.	Tomasz Lutowski	Poland	183	200	190	573	226	185	174	585	1158	193.00
38.	Jens Mathiesen	Norway	152	228	179	559	212	172	214	598	1157	192.83
39.	Maxime Dubois	France	203	182	161	546	159	225	224	608	1154	192.33
40.	Michal Brachaniec	Poland	180	197	214	591	244	170	149	563	1154	192.33
41.	Nikolaos Serelis	Greece	191	176	144	511	245	227	168	640	1151	191.83
42.	Tim Cerkvenik	Slovenia	194	177	175	546	185	204	214	603	1149	191.50
43.	Lukas Müller	Germany	207	237	158	602	167	191	188	546	1148	191.33
44.	Alexander Beck	Norway	197	155	202	554	179	193	221	593	1147	191.17
45.	Alex Basala	Slovakia	158	187	195	540	161	265	178	604	1144	190.67
46.	Jan Triska	Czech Republic	225	180	151	556	216	182	184	582	1138	189.67
47.	Petros Kostis	Greece	185	233	184	602	186	181	166	533	1135	189.17
48.	Bart van Beers	Netherlands	175	220	190	585	164	182	192	538	1123	187.17
49.	Simon Susiluoto	Finland	174	203	170	547	190	167	215	572	1119	186.50
50.	Rokas Rudzinskas	Lithuania	178	193	221	592	189	182	156	527	1119	186.50
51.	Ron Alhazov	Israel	193	149	226	568	178	181	189	548	1116	186.00
52.	Illia Ostroverkh	Ukraine	205	156	228	589	165	181	180	526	1115	185.83
53.	Daniel Masters	Scotland	234	210	176	620	161	197	137	495	1115	185.83
54.	Mike Bergmann	Netherlands	231	190	170	591	159	164	195	518	1109	184.83
55.	Jökull Byron Magnússon	Iceland	223	196	161	580	191	189	148	528	1108	184.67
56.	Marin Vedris	Croatia	169	183	178	530	200	146	230	576	1106	184.33
57.	Barak Efraty	Israel	184	192	170	546	210	148	202	560	1106	184.33
58.	Mykola Sielin	Ukraine	191	167	196	554	182	184	184	550	1104	184.00
59.	Jiri Beran	Czech Republic	204	159	223	586	203	158	153	514	1100	183.33
60.	Nikolaos Moutesidis	Greece	175	200	165	540	139	204	216	559	1099	183.17
61.	Dávid Vilina	Slovakia	153	146	184	483	162	216	226	604	1087	181.17
62.	Dominic Bond	England	129	167	201	497	189	226	175	590	1087	181.17
63.	Tomas Plechata	Czech Republic	201	137	170	508	152	220	203	575	1083	180.50
64.	Callum MacKenzie	Scotland	186	191	182	559	186	167	170	523	1082	180.33
65.	Umut Díyar Gök	Turkey	152	195	171	518	234	194	131	559	1077	179.50
66.	Jóhann Ársæll Atlason	Iceland	206	223	191	620	190	136	127	453	1073	178.83
67.	Sven Fekeza	Croatia	178	166	183	527	201	157	185	543	1070	178.33
68.	Pascal Kempgens	Germany	158	265	148	571	176	165	150	491	1062	177.00
69.	Liron Ashkenazi	Israel	151	186	192	529	133	183	200	516	1045	174.17
70.	Ryan Hart	Scotland	165	180	185	530	186	148	178	512	1042	173.67
71.	Michal Niedziela	Poland	180	178	157	515	160	214	151	525	1040	173.33
72.	Dmitrii Boiko	Russia	178	177	165	520	171	150	182	503	1023	170.50
73.	Riccardo Ruggiero	Italy	174	166	167	507	193	190	130	513	1020	170.00
74.	Domantas Cepulis	Lithuania	175	217	123	515	147	183	165	495	1010	168.33
75.	Colin van Puyfelieck	Belgium	161	177	201	539	213	128	129	470	1009	168.17
76.	Ronan van der Loo	Netherlands	182	147	139	468	171	145	220	536	1004	167.33
77.	Ágúst Ingi Stefánsson	Iceland	184	139	150	473	173	180	138	491	964	160.67
78.	Eleftherios Montsenigos	Greece	157	178	157	492	158	150	158	466	958	159.67
79.	Þorsteinn Hanning Kristinsson	Iceland	226	176	129	531	156	129	134	419	950	158.33
80.	Fatíh Fídan	Turkey	116	135	186	437	177	187	138	502	939	156.50
81.	Emre Inan Karahan	Turkey	151	154	179	484	152	129	128	409	893	148.83
82.	Berkay Bulca	Turkey	147	144	119	410	153	144	135	432	842	140.33

29th EYC – Boys All-Events

Final standings after 18 games; top three earn the medals in All-Events; top 24 advance to Masters match play, top 8 earn one bye

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Doubles	Team	Singles	Total	Ave.
1.	Niko Oksanen	Finland	18	1322	1422	1282	4026	223.67
2.	Brian Kjær	Norway	18	1338	1346	1266	3950	219.44
3.	William Svensson	Sweden	18	1267	1329	1335	3931	218.39
4.	Robert Lindberg	Sweden	18	1396	1231	1276	3903	216.83
5.	Rasmus Bering	Denmark	18	1314	1271	1246	3831	212.83
6.	Rok Kostric	Slovenia	18	1243	1182	1352	3777	209.83
7.	Yorick van Deutekom	Netherlands	18	1287	1199	1285	3771	209.50
8.	Alexey Stepin	Russia	18	1296	1193	1271	3760	208.89
9.	Tim Cerkvenik	Slovenia	18	1318	1289	1149	3756	208.67
10.	Filip Thelander	Sweden	18	1286	1242	1219	3747	208.17
11.	Emil Holmberg	Sweden	18	1238	1135	1342	3715	206.39
12.	Jonas Dammen	Norway	18	1272	1215	1223	3710	206.11
13.	Andrea Mangiacotti	Italy	18	1246	1239	1220	3705	205.83
14.	Jesse Ahokas	Finland	18	1240	1240	1209	3689	204.94
15.	Patrik Sörensen	Denmark	18	1207	1135	1345	3687	204.83
16.	Jake Edwards	England	18	1238	1183	1261	3682	204.56
17.	Michal Brachaniec	Poland	18	1290	1238	1154	3682	204.56
18.	Aleksander Kostric	Slovenia	18	1235	1240	1205	3680	204.44
19.	Vladimir Churilov	Russia	18	1277	1227	1168	3672	204.00
20.	Roman Karlík	Slovakia	18	1267	1214	1182	3663	203.50
21.	Jamie Elliott	England	18	1180	1235	1244	3659	203.28
22.	Bart van Beers	Netherlands	18	1223	1312	1123	3658	203.22
23.	Simon Susiluoto	Finland	18	1088	1442	1119	3649	202.72
24.	Tomás Vrabec	Slovakia	18	1309	1087	1250	3646	202.56
25.	Ziga Zalar	Slovenia	18	1208	1184	1252	3644	202.44
26.	Ville Rajala	Finland	18	1213	1238	1187	3638	202.11
27.	Michal Janovsky	Czech Republic	18	1270	1180	1187	3637	202.06
28.	Quentin Deroo	France	18	1172	1118	1342	3632	201.78
29.	Martin Biltoft	Denmark	18	1111	1290	1224	3625	201.39
30.	Joppe Belmans	Belgium	18	1213	1216	1179	3608	200.44
31.	Mike Bergmann	Netherlands	18	1342	1138	1109	3589	199.39
32.	Fabian Kloos	Germany	18	1146	1194	1245	3585	199.17
33.	Valentyn Kucherenko	Ukraine	18	1189	1095	1280	3564	198.00
34.	Jamie Gore	England	18	1184	1207	1166	3557	197.61
35.	Alexander Beck	Norway	18	1203	1200	1147	3550	197.22
36.	Tim Stampe	Denmark	18	1123	1182	1226	3531	196.17
37.	Jan Triska	Czech Republic	18	1262	1129	1138	3529	196.06
38.	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	Ukraine	18	1142	1128	1241	3511	195.06
39.	Tomasz Lutowski	Poland	18	1177	1176	1158	3511	195.06
40.	Nils Nuckel	Germany	18	1177	1102	1225	3504	194.67
41.	Dávid Vilina	Slovakia	18	1137	1273	1087	3497	194.28
42.	Maxime Dubois	France	18	1308	1034	1154	3496	194.22
43.	Tomas Plechata	Czech Republic	18	1202	1204	1083	3489	193.83
44.	Dominic Bond	England	18	1256	1146	1087	3489	193.83
45.	Alexander Langner	Poland	18	1105	1197	1186	3488	193.78
46.	Allen Ranchez Ragasa	Italy	18	1114	1126	1209	3449	191.61
47.	Lukas Müller	Germany	18	1139	1159	1148	3446	191.44
48.	Illia Ostroverkh	Ukraine	18	1108	1217	1115	3440	191.11
49.	Nikolaos Serelis	Greece	18	1097	1191	1151	3439	191.06
50.	Igor Filippov	Russia	18	1115	1146	1159	3420	190.00
51.	Petros Kostis	Greece	18	1111	1162	1135	3408	189.33
52.	Jens Mathiesen	Norway	18	1151	1088	1157	3396	188.67
53.	Barak Efraty	Israel	18	1120	1162	1106	3388	188.22
54.	Mykola Sielin	Ukraine	18	1212	1069	1104	3385	188.06
55.	Jóhann Ársæll Atlason	Iceland	18	1163	1138	1073	3374	187.44
56.	Ron Alhazov	Israel	18	1219	1030	1116	3365	186.94
57.	Daniel Masters	Scotland	18	1107	1129	1115	3351	186.17
58.	Marin Vedris	Croatia	18	1072	1137	1106	3315	184.17
59.	Ronan van der Loo	Netherlands	18	1072	1239	1004	3315	184.17
60.	Jack Kerr	Scotland	18	971	1127	1198	3296	183.11
61.	Callum MacKenzie	Scotland	18	1066	1140	1082	3288	182.67
62.	Jökull Byron Magnússon	Iceland	18	1025	1124	1108	3257	180.94
63.	Rokas Rudzinskas	Lithuania	18	1048	1077	1119	3244	180.22
64.	Colin van Puyfelieck	Belgium	18	1133	1098	1009	3240	180.00
65.	Nikolaos Moutesidis	Greece	18	1079	1059	1099	3237	179.83
66.	Ryan Hart	Scotland	18	1075	1120	1042	3237	179.83
67.	Sven Fekeza	Croatia	18	1119	1046	1070	3235	179.72
68.	Pascal Kempgens	Germany	18	1061	1111	1062	3234	179.67
69.	Alex Basala	Slovakia	18	1001	1056	1144	3201	177.83
70.	Dmitrii Boiko	Russia	18	1064	1087	1023	3174	176.33
71.	Jiri Beran	Czech Republic	18	1091	973	1100	3164	175.78
72.	Liron Ashkenazi	Israel	18	1163	917	1045	3125	173.61
73.	Domantas Cepulis	Lithuania	18	1025	1082	1010	3117	173.17
74.	Riccardo Ruggiero	Italy	18	1005	1045	1020	3070	170.56
75.	Ágúst Ingi Stefánsson	Iceland	18	1086	995	964	3045	169.17
76.	Umut Díyar Gök	Turkey	18	1004	928	1077	3009	167.17
77.	Eleftherios Montsenigos	Greece	18	1024	1026	958	3008	167.11
78.	Michal Niedziela	Poland	18	980	917	1040	2937	163.17
79.	Þorsteinn Hanning Kristinsson	Iceland	18	921	1044	950	2915	161.94
80.	Emre Inan Karahan	Turkey	18	1049	855	893	2797	155.39
81.	Fatíh Fídan	Turkey	18	876	968	939	2783	154.61
82.	Berkay Bulca	Turkey	18	868	907	842	2617	145.39
83.	Gianni Cusumano	Italy	12	1228	1114	0	2342	195.17
84.	Carl Kinnunen	Estonia	12	1175	1026	0	2201	183.42