EBOS 2008 Entry Pack
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http://www.e-bos.net £11,900 TOTAL £5,000 RANKING SERIES PRIZE LIST PRIZE MONEY *2 MONEY *1 2008 / 2009 ENTRY INFORMATION £1,400 GUARANTEED PRIZE MONEY FOR EVENTS #1 to #7 Winner (x1) - £450 ~ Runner Up (x1) - £200 ~ Semi-finalists (x2) - £100 Quarter-finalists (x4) - £50 ~ Last 16 (x8) - £25 ~ Highest break (x1) - £50 PLUS - Plate Competition - Winner (x1) - £60 ~ Runner Up (x1) - £30 ~ High Break (x1) £10 £2,100 GUARANTEED PRIZE MONEY FOR EVENT #8 Winner (x1) - £750 ~ Runner Up (x1) - £350 ~ Semi-finalists (x2) - £150 Quarter-finalists (x4) - £75 ~ Last 16 (x8) - £40 ~ Highest break (x1) - £80 PLUS - £5,000 RANKING LIST PRIZE MONEY *1 *1 - SUBJECT TO 32 SUBSCRIBED ENTRIES AND SPONSORSHIP (subject to confirmation) 8 Event European Tour Schedule EBOS #1 - 27/28th September 2008 - Scottish Open EBOS #2 - 25/26th October 2008 - English Open EBOS #3 - 6/8th November 2008 - Austrian Open EBOS #4 - 24/25th January 2009 - Polish Open EBOS #5 - 28/29th March 2009 - Welsh Open EBOS #6 - 10/12th April 2009 - Irish Open EBOS #7 - 15/17th May 2009 - Jersey Open EBOS #8 - 11/13th June 2009 - European Open *2 - Subject totheplanned 8eventschedule,a minimum of32 subscribed entries, andthe Standard Terms& Conditions ENGLISHENGLISH----BILLIARDSBILLIARDS OPEN SERIES Season Summary - 2007 / 2008 EBOS ended a very successful second full season in Jersey in May, which culminated in two extraordinary 10 shot’s from Phillip Smith (Jersey), and then Matthew Sutton. The series saw five different event winners, a high season break of 512 made by Peter Gilchrist, and paid out a total of £13,348 *1 in prize money. The first junior (U19) EBOS event was held in Prestatyn alongside the Welsh Open, which saw Michael Williams triumph and earn himself entry into this years EBOS. Further success was achieved at the end of the season by the news that EBOS have been granted direct entry (3 places) into this years IBSF World Championships in Bangalore. This is a major step forward for EBOS, and indeed we hope our ability to nominate to these championships from our Ranking List in future years … watch this space … Above: Charity Challenge players and officials *1 - Includes Ranking List Prize Money. 2007/08 MONEY LIST (Top 16) The £1,000 Jackpot Bonus for a break of 1000 points or more was not won for PhilMumford £2,556 the second season, so this massive jackpot is rolled over into the 2008/09 along PaulDunning £1,370 Rob Hall £910 with another chance to secure a bonus for achieving a 10 Shot .. Get practicing ... Chris Taylor £715 Matthew Sutton £650 Congratulations to Phillip Smith and Matthew Martin Goodwill £625 Sutton on their 10 Shot’s during the Jersey Open FINAL RANKING LIST 2007 - 2008 James Moore £591 John Hartley £515 Rank Country / Player Total Agg (+/-) Phillip Smith £500 1. PhilMumford 322 +10146 Gary Norman £425 2. Paul Dunning 210 +3423 Richie Comiskey £400 Geet Sethi £400 3. Rob Hall 185 +5596 David Sneddon £361 4. Chris Taylor 162.5 +1078 Above: Peter Gilchrist £350 5. John Hartley 155 +1818 Phillip Smith Dhruv Sitwala £290 6. GaryNorman 140 +66 John Mullane £250 7. MatthewSutton 137.5 +3797 8. MartinGoodwill 135 +3239 9. James Moore 110 +2746 The Season In Pictures 10. Ron Agnew 110 -1652 European Open winner Phil Mumford, and 11. David Sneddon 105 +3443 Dhruv SitwalafromIndia withthe trophy 12. MichaelWright 102.5 -1900 13. GeetSethi 97.5 +2800 14. John Auchterlonie 97.5 +350 Right: Jersey open winner, 15. Guy Heys 97.5 -2154 Richie Comiskey from 16. Bem French 92.5 -1481 Northern Ireland with the 17. Richie Comiskey 80 +1064 trophy. This event saw the 18. John Mullane 80 -16 first Plate Competition run 19. Brian Moffatt 80 -2302 alongside the main event, 20. Norman Whaley 70 -65 which was won by Brian 21. DhruvSitwala 60 +2760 HarveyfromEngland. 22. PeterGilchrist 57.5 +1621 23. Mick White 57.5 -576 24. Brian Harvey 52.5 +1534 25. John Carman 52.5 -238 26. Larry Drennan 50 +259 27. JimmyChambers 47.5 +494 Above: Welsh Open winner, Geet Sethi, 28. DarrenKell 45 +1050 with Robin Cook signing the certificates 29. RodneyGoggins 45 -114 for the limited edition Facsimile cue’s. 30. Greg English 40 -906 31. Steve Lock 40 -1354 Above: James Moore (right) winner of theIrish Open in Carlow, with main 32. Carl WSteiner 40 -2169 toursnooker professionaland runner-upRodneyGoggins (left). 88 players on complete list, showing top 32 only 2007 --- 2008 RESULTS & ROLL OF HONOUR TOURNAMENT WINNER RUNNER-UP HIGH BREAK English Open, Cambridge Phil Mumford John Mullane Phil Mumford - 441 unf Polish Open, Wroclaw Phil Mumford Chris Taylor Phil Mumford - 193 Charity Challenge, Newmarket Martin Goodwill Peter Gilchrist Peter Gilchrist - 512 Irish Open, Carlow James Moore Rodney Goggins Jamie Moore - 197 European Open, Glasgow Phil Mumford Dhruv Sitwala Dhruv Sitwala - 307 Welsh Open, Prestatyn Geet Sethi Paul Dunning Geet Sethi - 183 Jersey Open, St. Helier Richie Comiskey Paul Dunning Martin Goodwill - 220 OVERALL SERIES WINNER - PHIL MUMFORD ENGLISHENGLISH----BILLIARDSBILLIARDS OPEN SERIES 157 Meadenvale, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire PE1 5PU, ENGLAND STANDARD TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR ENTRY TO ALL EBOS EVENTS 1. The series is to be known as the ENGLISH-BILLIARDS OPEN start time the match will be forfeited. Players are advised to SERIES (EBOS) official ‘European Tour’ . report to the Tournament Director 30 minutes before the start 2. All matches in EBOS tournaments will be played off levels. time. 3. The EBOS can be entered by paying a one off subscription fee of 31. Entries will only be accepted upon receipt of a completed entry £200 which covers entry to all EBOS events of the season. form and appropriate entry fee. Entry fees are non-refundable. 4. There will be a minimum of 6 events in the series. 32. EBOS will deliver all information to competitors via the contact 5. The EBOS is limited to the first 48 paid subscribers. details supplied on the entry form. E-mail addresses will be 6. Closing date for entries is 31st August 2008. used as preference where supplied. EBOS will not be responsi- ble for the receipt of this information by the competitor, who 7. Any 6 from 8 EBOS events will count towards a season ‘Order of will be expected to take all reasonable steps to obtain any miss- Merit’ ranking list. Prize money will be paid out to the top 8 ing information which is thought to be due. Competitors are players on the list at the end of the season. responsible of advising EBOS of any changes to their contact 8. All subscribed players will drop their lowest 2 scoring event’s details. from the final Ranking List. 33. The draw, format and match times will be sent out prior to each 9. Guaranteed £1,300 in prize money will be paid out for the main tournament. This may vary subject to entries and facilities competition at each event (plus £100 for the plate competition). available at each event. WINNER £450 34. Registration on each day of play will be at 10am and play will RUNNER-UP £200 start at 10.30am, unless otherwise notified. SEMI-FINALISTS £100 QUARTER-FINALISTS £50 35. The format of play shall be confirmed on the day of the compe- LAST 16 £25 tition by the Tournament Director. Amendments to the adver- tised format may be applied where appropriate. 10. Subject to 32 subscribed entries, and sponsorship, £5,000 prize money will be paid out on the top 8 ‘Order of Merit’ ranking 36. All players must agree to abide by any additional conditions positions at the end of the season. imposed by each tournament venue. 11. All entry fees are paid out in prize money. 37. Practicing will NOT be permitted at the venue prior to the first matches taking place. This applies to each day of play. 12. Group matches will be between 45 minutes and 60 minutes duration, subject to entries, and facilities available at each 38. Players must behave in a manner consistent with their status as venue. a sportsperson and their representation of EBOS, and of the game of English-Billiards. 13. Knockout matches will be 90 minutes duration, except The European Open which will be 120 minutes duration. 39. Ungentlemanly behaviour, time wasting, and any form of bring- ing the game in to disrepute may result in a ranking points 14. Group matches will (normally) be played on day 1 of each deduction, and/or disqualification from the tournament. A event. KO matches will (normally) be played on day 2. Where player who is considered to have consumed too much alcohol, facilities allow, the last 16 KO may also be played on day 1 in or otherwise deemed to be unfit, may also be disqualified. order to minimise overnight stays. This is subject to entries and facilities available at each event. 40. Use of mobile phones in the playing arena is not permitted. A player whose mobile phone goes off in the playing arena will be 15. Formal dress must be worn at all times i.e. long sleeved shirt, warned on the first occasion, and disqualified on the second waistcoat, trousers, shoes and bow tie. The acceptability of occasion. Phones set to ‘vibrate’ will be treated likewise. Any dress is at the discretion of the Tournament Director and if texting or other use of a mobile phone during matches will also considered unsuitable the player may be disqualified. be treated as above. Turn your phone OFF. 16. Competitors are required to remain in formal dress for all pub- 41. Dates and venues may be subject to change at the discretion of licity photographs.