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World Bowls Championship 2004 men's singles
10th World Outdoor Bowls Championships
Location	Ayr, Scotland
Date(s)	23 July – 7 August, 2004
Category	World Bowls Championship

Events at the 2004 World Bowls Championship
Singles	men	women
Pairs	men	women
Triples	men	women
Fours	men	women
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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.

Steve Glasson of Australia won the gold medal.

Qualifying round

Section 1

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Alex Marshall	5	5	0	105	41	10
2	Merton Isaacman	5	3	2	88	89	6
3	Caucau Turagabeci	5	2	3	87	91	4
4	Christopher Dagpin	5	2	3	90	97	4
5	Jeremy Henry	5	2	3	83	94	4
6	Eric Langton	5	1	4	58	99	2

Section 2

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Steve Glasson	5	5	0	105	45	10
2	Russell Meyer	5	4	1	91	84	8
3	Mohd Afendy Tan Abdullah	5	3	2	91	70	6
4	Douw Calitz	5	1	4	72	99	2
5	David Anderson	5	1	4	66	94	2
6	Iremia Leautuli	5	1	4	68	101	2

Section 3

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Jason Greenslade	5	5	0	105	50	10
2	Stephen Farish	5	3	2	97	71	6
3	William James	5	3	2	82	73	6
4	Adam Poynton	5	2	3	80	83	4
5	John Young	5	2	3	80	90	4
6	Junichiro Yoshida	5	0	5	28	105	0

Section 4

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Donald Piketh	5	5	0	105	37	10
2	Jeff Rabkin	5	4	1	92	63	8
3	Alan Quemard	5	3	2	79	94	6
4	Patrick Knight	5	2	3	89	83	4
5	Ron Campion	5	1	4	56	101	2
6	Denis Streak	5	0	5	62	105	0

Championship round

Section 1

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Glasson	5	4	1	104	97	8
2	Turagabeci	5	3	2	98	80	6
3	Rabkin	5	2	3	94	76	4
4	Greenslade	5	2	3	84	89	4
5	Isaacman	5	2	3	85	95	4
6	James	5	2	3	74	102	4

Section 2

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Marshall	5	5	0	105	46	10
2	Meyer	5	4	1	103	67	8
3	Farish	5	3	2	91	791	6
4	Abdullah Tan	5	1	4	64	96	2
5	Piketh	5	1	4	61	95	2
6	Quemard	5	1	4	55	104	2

Bronze medal match

Meyer beat Turagabeci 15–9

Gold medal match

Glasson beat Marshall 21–15

Results

Men's singles section 1 Round 1 – Aug 1  Fiji  Philippines 21–17 Ireland  Kenya 21–12  Scotland  United States 21–6 Round 2 – Aug 1  Fiji  Kenya 21–11  United States Ireland 21–17  Scotland  Philippines 21–16 Round 3 – Aug 2  Philippines Ireland 21–15  Scotland  Fiji 21–8  United States  Kenya 21–12 Round 4 – Aug 2 Ireland  Fiji 21–19  Scotland  Kenya 21–2  Philippines  United States 21–19 Round 5 – Aug 3  United States  Fiji 21–18  Scotland Ireland 21–7  Kenya  Philippines 21–15

Men's singles section 2 Round 1 – Aug 1  Australia  Namibia 21–15  Malaysia  Samoa 21–10  New Zealand  Canada 21–13 Round 2 – Aug 1  Australia  Canada 21–3  Malaysia  Namibia 21–4  New Zealand  Samoa 21–19 Round 3 – Aug 2  Australia  Samoa 21–8  Namibia  Canada 21–15  New Zealand  Malaysia 21–16 Round 4 – Aug 2  Australia  Malaysia 21–12  Canada  Samoa 21–10  New Zealand  Namibia 21–15 Round 5 – Aug 3  Australia  New Zealand 21–7  Malaysia  Canada 21–14  Samoa  Namibia 21–17

Men's singles section 3 Round 1 – Aug 1  Spain  England 21–18 Swaziland  Hong Kong 21–11  Wales  Japan 21–4 Round 2 – Aug 1  England Swaziland 21–10  Hong Kong  Japan 21–9  Wales  Spain 21–13 Round 3 – Aug 2  England  Japan 21–0  Wales  Hong Kong 21–8 Swaziland  Spain 21–14 Round 4 – Aug 2  Wales  England 21–16  Hong Kong  Spain 21–11 Swaziland  Japan 21–6 Round 5 – Aug 3  England  Hong Kong 21–19  Spain  Japan 21–9  Wales Swaziland 21–9

Men's singles section 4 Round 1 – Aug 1  Israel  Brazil 21–18  South Africa  Norfolk Island 21–7  Jersey  Zimbabwe 21–19 Round 2 – Aug 1  Israel  Jersey 21–12  South Africa  Brazil 21–11  Norfolk Island  Zimbabwe 21–17 Round 3 – Aug 2  Israel  Norfolk Island 21–6  Jersey  Brazil 21–18  South Africa  Zimbabwe 21–7 Round 4 – Aug 2  South Africa  Israel 21–8  Jersey  Norfolk Island 21–15  Brazil  Zimbabwe 21–13 Round 5 – Aug 3  Brazil  Norfolk Island 21–7  Israel  Zimbabwe 21–6  South Africa  Jersey 21–4

men's singles Championship Section A Round 1 – Aug 3  Australia  Wales 21–20  United States  Israel 21–19 Swaziland  Fiji 21–20 Round 2 – Aug 4  Australia  United States 21–19  Wales Swaziland 21–11  Fiji  Israel 21–13 Round 3 – Aug 4  Fiji  Australia 21–20  Israel Swaziland 21–4  United States  Wales 21–13 Round 4 – Aug 5 Swaziland  United States 21–19  Australia  Israel 21–20  Wales  Fiji 21–15 Round 5 – Aug 5  Israel  Wales 21–9  Fiji  United States 21–5  Australia Swaziland 21–17

men's singles Championship Section B Round 1 – Aug 3  Scotland  South Africa 21–3  New Zealand  England 21–16  Jersey  Malaysia 21–20 Round 2 – Aug 4  Scotland  New Zealand 21–19  South Africa  Jersey 21–11  England  Malaysia 21–9 Round 3 – Aug 4  Scotland  Malaysia 21–7  England  Jersey 21–7  New Zealand  South Africa 21–17 Round 4 – Aug 5  New Zealand  Jersey 21–11  Scotland  England 21–12  Malaysia  South Africa 21–12 Round 5 – Aug 5  England  South Africa 21–12  New Zealand  Malaysia 21–7  Scotland  Jersey 21–5

References

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7. "Glasson crowned world singles champion". Sydney Morning Herald. 8 August 2004. Retrieved 10 November 2024.
8. "Scotland win Leonard Trophy". BBC Sport. 7 August 2004. Retrieved 10 November 2024.

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