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VNEA's 34Th Annual World Pool Championships VNEA’s 34th Annual World Pool Championships When: May 22nd - 31st, 2014 • Three Amazing Professionals... - Dave Pearson - Tom “Dr. Cue” Rossman Where: BALLY’S Hotel & Casino - Jerry Briesath Las Vegas, Nevada • Daily Drawings for Poolside Cabana’s If you weren’t there... & Beautiful Aramith Ball Sets & Case here’s a taste of what • Artistic & Speed Pool Competitions you missed. • Team Photos & Individual Action Shots provided by Las Vegas Photo • 5,000 excited pool league players from • A dozen Vendors were on hand to meet 31 States, 6 Canadian Provinces and every pool players need 7 Other Countries • Beautiful Finals Arena - THE OZONE • Matches on 250 Valley Pool Tables • Cuestick Giveaways at the Ozone Booth • Competition in 43 unique divisions - Including 5 Team Divisions for • Tournament Sponsors... every skill level - VALLEY - OZONE BILLIARDS • Players representing 140 VNEA - ARAMITH Charter Holder Members • An Incredible Awards Banquet! • Compusport Event Software! Ten 40” Monitors and QR Code Scanners And this is surely just a taste of everything made life a breeze for our players to find that took place! Visit VNEA.com soon for their matches and view results. extensive event Press Release. • 3,000 players partying at our fabulous Team Opening Ceremonies which featured T-Shirt Giveaways, Free Beer/ Soda’s and the Sounds 2014 Of “The DEAL” VNEA WORLD POOL • 34 Year History Wall display • 2 Valley Home Pool Tables were given CHAMPIONSHIPS away throughout the event 34th Annual • 3rd Annual World Team Championship • Daily Tweets of scheduled activities WOMEN’S CLASSIC 9-BALL SINGLES (45+ YEARS OF AGE) REGULAR MEN’S 9-BALL SINGLES FINISH PLAYER / TEAM CHARTER HOLDER ST/COUNTRY PRIZE FINISH PLAYER / TEAM CHARTER HOLDER ST/COUNTRY PRIZE 1st VIRGIE CATANACH B&B AMUSEMENT NM $410 1st CHAD PALMER GREGORY AMUSEMENT MI $2700 2nd CYNTHIA NORMAN MELODEE MUSIC IA $300 2nd JEREMIAH GAGE B&B AMUSEMENT NM $2000 3rd BARB WATSON G&G ENTERPRISES ON $150 3rd JOAQUIN URBANO BILLIARD POOL VALLEY EUROPE,SL SPAIN $1500 4th SANDY NEAL MELODEE MUSIC IA $100 4th DANNY GARZA STAR AMUSEMENT IN $1100 Total Winnings... $960 5-6th PERRY GILBERT WYOMING AMUSEMENT INC. WY $900 CHRIS WOOD G&G ENTERPRISES ON $900 MEN’S CLASSIC 9-BALL SINGLES (50+ YEARS OF AGE) 7-8th LUCAS MATTICE WAL-MAC AMUSEMENTS LTD. AB $700 FINISH PLAYER / TEAM CHARTER HOLDER ST/COUNTRY PRIZE JOSH ONGLEY WARNER COIN MACHINE PA $700 1st HAROLD RIGDON JR. J&J VENTURES INC. IL $1,000 9-12th DON PARKER WYOMING AMUSEMENT INC. WY $450 2nd CHUCK DVORAK C&N SALES MN $700 ALFREDO OLA STAR AMUSEMENT IN $450 3rd KENNY WILSON SAGEBRUSH AMUSEMENTS WY $500 DAVE WEISS EAGLE VENDING AZ $450 4th TOM JAEGER STAR AMUSEMENT IN $400 DENNIS HESHKA WAL-MAC AMUSEMENTS LTD. AB $450 5-6th EDDIE ROBINSON JR. GAMES PEOPLE PLAY IA $300 13-16th DAVID GOODMAN PLAYFAIR IN $350 PHILIP JONES TRUELINE BILLIARDS AUS $300 MARC ROEDEL GREAT LAKES DISTRIBUTING MI $350 7-8th NICK ROMANICH B&B AMUSEMENT NM $200 BOB HANSEN SAM’S AMUSEMENT WI $350 ROGER MULLENBERG LAWSON MUSIC CO., INC. FL $200 ALBERT BAKER ALL FLORIDA AMUSEMENTS INC. FL $350 Total Winnings... $3,600 17-24th CRAIG GOOLD G&G ENTERPRISES ON $200 JESUS PENA BILLIARD POOL VALLEY EUROPE,SL SPAIN $200 OPEN SENIOR 9-BALL SINGLES (60+ YEARS OF AGE) CORNELL MCLEAN AACTIVE COIN MACINES LTD MB $200 FINISH PLAYER / TEAM CHARTER HOLDER ST/COUNTRY PRIZE ROCKY MUELLER VALLEY VIDEO GAMES ND $200 1st GLEN PICKELSIMER STATE AMUSEMENT CO. VA $1,300 JUSTIN GILSINAN PERRY MUSIC CO. FL $200 2nd GROVER FLINT STATE AMUSEMENT CO. VA $1,100 BLAINE BARCUS ONESOURCE AMUSEMENTS TX $200 3rd DON OWEN ALL AMERICAN AMUSEMENT TX $850 RICK GORSETT STANSFIELD VENDING, INC. WI $200 4th PAUL DRINNON ENTERTAINMENT EXPERTS/DENVER CO $650 EDDIE BALDERAS STAR AMUSEMENT IN $200 5-6th JOHN SCHRAMM EAGLE VENDING AZ $425 25-32nd BRENT HENSLEY STATE AMUSEMENT CO. VA $175 PAUL DATTA BAY COIN MACHINE CO. WI $425 JAMES MCBRYDIE WAL-MAC AMUSEMENTS LTD. AB $175 7-8th BEN REID DMD ON $325 JAVIER SAENZ BILLIARD POOL VALLEY EUROPE,SL SPAIN $175 MICKEY BABB STATE AMUSEMENT CO. VA $325 RYAN MOUNTFORD TRUELINE BILLIARDS AUS $175 9-12th STEVE PORTELANCE SML ENTERTAINMENT AB $275 BRAD ENGLE STAR AMUSEMENT IN $175 RICH HAINES CHEYENNE VENDING & AMUSEMENT WY $275 JONI SAVOLAINEN PELIKA NET OY FINLAND $175 DAVE KARTNER PERRY MUSIC CO. FL $275 KRIS BRENKE C&N SALES MN $175 DAVE COLE HILLS VENDING SD $275 RANDY KUKLA BMW (NV) NV $175 13-16th WAYNE HAIRE SOUTHLAND AMUSEMENTS NC $200 33-48th ADAM SISNEROS GAMES PEOPLE PLAY CO $150 MIKE ROQUE STAR AMUSEMENT IN $200 JAMES GEORGIADIS TRUELINE BILLIARDS AUS $150 DENNIS JOHNSON PERRY MUSIC CO. FL $200 GARY NEUDECKER C&N SALES MN $150 GARY BASOME BERMUDA VENDING COMPANY BERMUDA $200 NATE STONE PRAIRIE STATE GAMING IL $150 Total Winnings... $7,300 MIKE KRAHL GAMES PEOPLE PLAY CO $150 DAVE HUBBARD BMW BILLIARDS CO $150 WOMEN’S 9-BALL SPORTS SINGLES BRIAN BELOBRADIC ONTARIO AMUSEMENT GAMES ON $150 FINISH PLAYER / TEAM CHARTER HOLDER ST/COUNTRY PRIZE ADAM WOOD SML ENTERTAINMENT AB $150 1st BECKY MINSHALL N.T.S /DART TECH NE $200 JON AMO ENTERTAINMENT EXPERTS/DENVER CO $150 2nd TERRI FAULK SOUTHLAND AMUSEMENTS NC $150 JAN ARIMA SML ENTERTAINMENT AB $150 3rd JOEANNE GREENE INGLIS COIN MACH. SERV. CO. ID $100 JODY MILLER BMW BILLIARDS CO $150 4th SHERI MEDEIROS G&G ENTERPRISES ON $70 TROY GUNTER PJ’S ENT. & VIDEO CO., INC. IN $150 Total Winnings... $520 ALEC EVRENIADIS TRUELINE BILLIARDS AUS $150 TROY HONEYCUTT MELODEE MUSIC IA $150 MENS 9-BALL SPORTS SINGLES NATE RINEHART D&R STAR (Rochester) MN $150 FINISH PLAYER / TEAM CHARTER HOLDER ST/COUNTRY PRIZE JOSH HUNDT STANSFIELD VENDING, INC. WI $150 1st PAUL DUBOIS NEW ENGLAND VENDING ME $300 49-64th GERRY CHAMMARTIN AACTIVE COIN MACINES LTD MB $125 2nd PONCE CRUZ STAR AMUSEMENT IN $250 JONATHAN LOPEZ GAMES PEOPLE PLAY CO $125 3rd ALEX EWAN WAL-MAC AMUSEMENTS LTD. AB $225 CALVIN STARK JACK HOUSER AMUSEMENT PA $125 4th GIL HERNANDEZ STAR AMUSEMENT IN $200 BRAD GUTHRIE ONTARIO AMUSEMENT GAMES ON $125 5-6th ERICK CRAWFORD KEVIN SMITH AMUSEMENTS, INC. PA $175 RONE DAVIS PLAYFAIR IN $125 ABE PALMER RICH & JUNNIE’S COIN, INC. IA $175 HILTON BROWN BERMUDA VENDING COMPANY BERMUDA $125 7-8th BERNIE WEISS AACTIVE COIN MACINES LTD MB $150 MIKE ROBINSON SML ENTERTAINMENT AB $125 JOHN RAGAN NEW ENGLAND VENDING ME $150 MATT MARRIOTT CHAMBERS MUSIC COMPANY UT $125 9-12th JACKSON CLIFFORD SML ENTERTAINMENT AB $100 LORNE BROOKS JOHN’S VENDING LTD. AB $125 SCOTT SAIENGA KD AMUSEMENT DIST IA $100 DAVID NUÑEZ BILLARES CARLOS TEOFILO SPAIN $125 GILLES PERRON LIGUES ALLIANCE QC $100 TOM THOMPSON RUSHMORE AMUSEMENT SD $125 BOB JOHNSON STAR AMUSEMENT IN $100 JOE OLSON DONIVANS VENDING SERVICE WI $125 13-16th WILLIAM HOLMES WARNER COIN MACHINE PA $50 B.J. SPENCER CHEYENNE VENDING & AMUSEMENT WY $125 BEN BELL SML ENTERTAINMENT AB $50 GLENN HENRIKSON VALLEY VIDEO GAMES ND $125 RICK MADAFFER COIN DROP GAMES, INC. FL $50 EAGLECHILD SMALLBOY JOHN’S VENDING LTD. AB $125 JUSTIN SALCIDO ROCKY MOUNTAIN GAMING MT $50 SEAN MARTINEZ B&B AMUSEMENT NM $125 Total Winnings... $2,225 65-96th MIKE ACTON GAMETIME AMUSEMENTS IN $100 DUSTIN HEIMER STANSFIELD VENDING, INC. WI $100 WOMENS 9-BALL REDEMPTION SINGLES KEN TYSVER SAGEBRUSH AMUSEMENTS WY $100 FINISH PLAYER / TEAM CHARTER HOLDER ST/COUNTRY PRIZE MARLON ANGELES STAR AMUSEMENT IN $100 1st KRISTIN PROUTY CAMDEN AMUSEMENT & VENDING CO. IA $250 TODD VOSS MUSIC SERVICE OF SOUTH DAKOTA SD $100 2nd MIA BIELAK G&G ENTERPRISES ON $150 JEFF MORTON BMW BILLIARDS CO $100 Total Winnings... $400 BRETT WISEMAN GRAND RIVER JACKPOT, LLC IL $100 JUAN DAVID SALOM BILLIARD POOL VALLEY EUROPE,SL SPAIN $100 MENS 9-BALL REDEMPTION SINGLES MATT VAKAMPEN RICH & JUNNIE’S COIN, INC. IA $100 FINISH PLAYER / TEAM CHARTER HOLDER ST/COUNTRY PRIZE SCOTT ATKINSON WAL-MAC AMUSEMENTS LTD. AB $100 1st DOUG GERKIN HILLS VENDING SD $400 ARI KARJALAINEN PELIKA NET OY FINLAND $100 2nd SHAWN GELO HAWKEYE AMUSEMENTS IA $275 MIKE ROGERS EAGLE VENDING AZ $100 3-4th DAN NIELSEN SML ENTERTAINMENT AB $150 JOE SPENCE SML ENTERTAINMENT AB $100 KEN COULTER ALL FLORIDA AMUSEMENTS INC. FL $150 JOHN KOUTRIKAS TRUELINE BILLIARDS AUS $100 Total Winnings... $975 BOB KELLY GAMES PEOPLE PLAY CO $100 VILLE LEPPA PELIKA NET OY FINLAND $100 WOMEN’S 9-BALL REGULAR SINGLES BILL EISENHARD ALL FLORIDA AMUSEMENTS INC. FL $100 FINISH PLAYER / TEAM CHARTER HOLDER ST/COUNTRY PRIZE LARRY FAULK SOUTHLAND AMUSEMENTS NC $100 1st SHARI RICE N.T.S /DART TECH NE $1,000 DAVID ROMERO BILLIARD POOL VALLEY EUROPE,SL SPAIN $100 2nd GINA FEYEN STANSFIELD VENDING, INC. WI $700 EMMANUEL CORMIER JOHN’S VENDING LTD. AB $100 3rd SHANNON TONJES UNION MUSIC CO MI $500 JOHN SPINK PUB POOL PROMOTIONS AUS $100 4th SHAREN VERMULE N.T.S /DART TECH NE $300 BILL SPRINGER STAR AMUSEMENT IN $100 5-6th TAMMY DESJARDIN NEW ENGLAND VENDING ME $250 NATHANIAL LOCKWOOD TRUELINE BILLIARDS AUS $100 KELLY ISAAC PIONEER VENDING - MI MI $250 SCOTT MOUSSEAU SELECTOMATIC GAMES ON $100 7-8th MELISSA BRAUNE DONIVANS VENDING SERVICE WI $200 KIM DYER ALL FLORIDA AMUSEMENTS INC. FL $100 NICOLE MANZER ONTARIO AMUSEMENT GAMES ON $200 BRAD HUNSLEY GRAND RIVER JACKPOT, LLC IL $100 9-12th SUMMER GAGE BMW BILLIARDS CO $125 SHANE ALAN TRUELINE BILLIARDS AUS $100 AMY KANE BMW (NV) NV $125 RICH BLAUER D&R STAR (Rochester) MN $100 LOREEN TOUTANT ONTARIO AMUSEMENT GAMES ON $125 CAL OSTERT RUSHMORE AMUSEMENT SD $100 KARI URBAN D&R STAR (Rochester) MN $125 KYLE ASHMORE SML ENTERTAINMENT AB $100 13-16th TREL WEMHOFF N.T.S /DART TECH NE $75 JESSE HILL C&N SALES MN $100 JULIE GUZMAN MELODEE MUSIC IA $75 MICHAEL O’MEARA SOUTHLAND AMUSEMENTS NC $100 TAMMIE KERBY TRI VALLEY VENDING AK $75 Total Winnings..
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