World Men Championships 2006 At Busan, Korea
World Men Championships 2006 were held from August 29th to September 9th at Busan, Korea.
247 men competed in the disciplines: Singles, Doubles, Trios, 5-Player-Team, All-Event and Masters.
Team Germany featured:
- Thomas Block (Premnitz)
- Tobias Gäbler (Premnitz)
- Kai Günther (Premnitz)
- Michael Krämer (Duisburg)
- Achim Grabowski (Duisburg)
- Jens Nickel (Bremen)
Champions and Medalists of this World Championships:
Single
| Gold - World Champion | |
| Singapore | |
| Remy Ong | |
| Silver | |
| USA | |
| Rhino Page | |
| Bronze | |
| Korea | |
| Nam-Yi Jo | |
Doubles
| Gold - World Champion | |
| Sweden | |
| Martin Larsen | |
| Robert Andersson | |
| Silver | |
| England | |
| Daniel Stride | |
| Mike Quarry | |
| Bronze | |
| Australia | |
| Jason Belmonte | |
| Jarrod Lean | |
Trios
- Gold
- Silber
- Bronze
| Gold - World Champion | |
| Korea | |
| Tae-Won Kim | |
| Jong-In Choi | |
| Seoung-Joo Joung | |
| Silver | |
| Korea | |
| Bok-Eum Choi | |
| Hee-Won Kang | |
| Nam-Yi Jo | |
| Bronze | |
| Malaysia | |
| Aaron Kong | |
| Ben Heng | |
| Zulmazran Zulkifli | |
5-Player Team
| Gold - World Champion | |
| USA | |
| Scott Pohl | |
| Ronnie Sparks | |
| David Haynes | |
| Rhino Page | |
| Bill Hoffman | |
| Dan Patterson | |
| Silver | |
| Malaysia | |
| Daniel Lim | |
| Ben Heng | |
| Azidi Ameran | |
| Alex Liew | |
| Zulmazran Zulkifli | |
| Aaron Kong | |
| Bronze | |
| Finland | |
| Kimmo Lehtonen | |
| Osku Palermaa | |
| Kai Virtanen | |
| Petri Mannonen | |
| Lasse Lintilä | |
| Petteri Salonen | |
All-Event
| Gold - World Champion | |
| Singapore | |
| Remy Ong | |
| Silver | |
| USA | |
| Rhino Page | |
| Bronze | |
| Korea | |
| Nam-Yi Jo | |
Masters
| Gold - World Champion | ||
| Philippines | ||
| Biboy Rivera | ||
| Silver | ||
| Germany | ||
| Achim Grabowski | ||
| Bronze | ||
| Australia | USA | |
| Jason Belmonte | Rhino Page | |
World Men Championships complete results
 | Complete results | 527 kB |
Source
This overview has been compiled with the aid of Harry Kappler and the ETBF (European Tenpin Bowling Federation).
Information on page WMC 2006
Last update: Monday, August- 9-2010
