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2013 GB9 Midlands Classic - Match scores Updated 24/02/13 20:45 P1 P2 P1 P2 Date Time Rnd Race Player 1 score score Player 2 B&R B&R 22 Feb 16:30 Round 1 9 Kevin Uzzell 9 6 Martin Brackenbury 0 0 22 Feb 16:30 Round 1 9 Ralf Souquet 9 5 Filip Krawczyk 3 1 22 Feb 16:30 Round 1 9 Martin Chapman 9 8 Morray Dolan 0 0 22 Feb 16:30 Round 1 9 Bruno Muratore 6 9 Kelly Fisher 1 0 22 Feb 16:30 Round 1 9 Craig Brown 9 4 Jez Graham 1 0 22 Feb 16:30 Round 1 9 Pablo Garcia Lagar 2 9 Raj Hundal 1 0 22 Feb 16:30 Round 1 9 Tony Drago 9 8 Neil Raybone 1 0 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Mathew Lawrenson 3 9 Kevin Uzzell 0 2 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Hector Luna Iglesias 5 9 Paul Dukes-Thomas 0 0 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Dominic Clemens 3 9 Ralf Souquet 0 3 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 David Walsh 9 3 Mike Stanley 0 0 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Steve Williams 3 9 Martin Chapman 0 1 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Dave Garden 5 9 Adam Benn Smith 0 0 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Stuart Ramshaw 3 9 Kelly Fisher 0 0 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Neil Margossian 4 9 Mark Hughes 0 1 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Geoff Windeatt 2 9 Craig Brown 0 1 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Ed Fee 2 9 Tom Havelock 0 0 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Andy Lester 3 9 Raj Hundal 1 3 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Dave Simmonds 3 9 Pierfrancesco Garzia 0 1 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Adam Collins 4 9 Tony Drago 2 4 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 John Davies 6 9 Mark Shepherd 0 0 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Finlay Laing 9 2 Henry Havelock 1 0 22 Feb 17:45 Winners R1 9 Kevin Mcgrann 9 7 Andrew Danks 0 0 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Elliott Sanderson 9 5 Sam Hirst 0 0 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Del Sim 9 3 Brett Armer 2 0 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Dale Green 2 9 Fabio Petroni 1 1 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Ian Mccormick 9 5 Andy Warden 0 0 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Mark Parker 6 9 Robin Cripps 0 1 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Paul Taylor 9 6 Mark Collins 0 0 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 David Hopkin 2 9 Nathan James 0 0 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Martin Brunton 4 9 Jamie Bryan 0 0 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Martyn Royce 9 5 James Welch 1 1 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Neil Craycraft 6 9 Adam Stevens 0 1 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Liam Waterworth 9 5 Dean Thompson 1 1 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Michael Brisley 9 5 Lionel Brown 1 0 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Jonny Vaughan 5 9 Massimo Laucci 1 0 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Mark Foster 6 9 Tommy Donlon 1 4 22 Feb 19:15 Winners R1 9 Alan Conway 5 9 Mick Hill 1 2 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Juan Carlos Exposito 7 9 Kevin Uzzell 0 1 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Imran Majid 7 9 Paul Dukes-Thomas 1 1 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Benji Buckley 5 9 Ralf Souquet 0 1 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Mark Gray 9 5 David Walsh 1 2 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Mark Lunn 6 9 Martin Chapman 1 3 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Daryl Peach 9 2 Adam Benn Smith 2 0 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Karl Boyes 9 8 Kelly Fisher 3 4 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Michael Valentine 9 3 Mark Hughes 2 0 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Tom Staveley 7 9 Craig Brown 0 0 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Chris Buckmaster 9 1 Tom Havelock 0 0 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Darryn Walker 3 9 Raj Hundal 0 1 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Shaun Storry 9 5 Pierfrancesco Garzia 2 0 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Courtney Symons 1 9 Tony Drago 0 1 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Arfan Dad 9 1 Mark Shepherd 1 0 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Kev Simpson 6 9 Finlay Laing 2 0 22 Feb 20:45 Winners R2 9 Shaun Chipperfield 9 2 Kevin Mcgrann 2 0 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Tom Cousins 3 9 Elliott Sanderson 0 0 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Andrew Morris 8 9 Del Sim 0 1 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Mark Bolton 2 9 Fabio Petroni 0 3 Page 1 of 8 2013 GB9 Midlands Classic - Match scores Updated 24/02/13 20:45 P1 P2 P1 P2 Date Time Rnd Race Player 1 score score Player 2 B&R B&R 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Glenn Cooney 9 4 Ian Mccormick 3 1 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Stewart Colclough 9 4 Robin Cripps 1 0 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Chris Hall 9 7 Paul Taylor 2 0 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Phillip Wildman 9 3 Nathan James 1 1 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Phil Burford 9 2 Jamie Bryan 0 0 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Andy Worthington 9 3 Martyn Royce 0 0 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Craig Osborne 9 3 Adam Stevens 1 0 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Damian Massey 9 1 Liam Waterworth 1 1 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Michael Rhodes 9 3 Alan Coton 3 0 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Dave Nelson 2 9 Michael Brisley 0 4 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Adam Shaw 9 4 Massimo Laucci 0 0 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 Chris Melling 9 7 Tommy Donlon 2 4 22 Feb 22:00 Winners R2 9 James Kay 5 9 Mick Hill 2 3 23 Feb 09:30 Losers R2 9 Mark Foster 9 7 Martin Brackenbury 0 1 23 Feb 09:30 Losers R2 9 Mathew Lawrenson 9 3 Filip Krawczyk 2 2 23 Feb 09:30 Losers R2 9 Dominic Clemens 8 9 Morray Dolan 0 0 23 Feb 09:30 Losers R2 9 Steve Williams 3 9 Bruno Muratore 0 1 23 Feb 09:30 Losers R2 9 Stuart Ramshaw 1 9 Jez Graham 0 0 23 Feb 09:30 Losers R2 9 Geoff Windeatt 4 9 Pablo Garcia Lagar 0 1 23 Feb 09:30 Losers R2 9 Andy Lester 3 9 Neil Raybone 0 1 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Liam Waterworth 7 9 Lionel Brown 0 1 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Alan Coton 9 5 Jonny Vaughan 4 0 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Dave Nelson 9 4 Mark Foster 3 0 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Massimo Laucci 5 9 Alan Conway 1 0 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Tommy Donlon 9 8 Mathew Lawrenson 1 2 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 James Kay 9 8 Hector Luna Iglesias 1 0 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Juan Carlos Exposito 9 4 Morray Dolan 0 1 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Imran Majid 9 3 Mike Stanley 0 0 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Benji Buckley 9 8 Bruno Muratore 0 1 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 David Walsh 9 2 Dave Garden 2 1 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Mark Lunn 9 8 Jez Graham 3 2 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Adam Benn Smith 9 2 Neil Margossian 2 0 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Kelly Fisher 8 9 Pablo Garcia Lagar 0 0 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Mark Hughes 9 4 Ed Fee 0 0 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Tom Staveley 7 9 Neil Raybone 0 2 23 Feb 11:00 Losers R3 9 Tom Havelock 1 9 Dave Simmonds 0 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Darryn Walker 9 5 Adam Collins 2 1 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Pierfrancesco Garzia 9 4 John Davies 1 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Courtney Symons 9 4 Henry Havelock 0 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Mark Shepherd 9 4 Andrew Danks 1 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Kev Simpson 9 5 Sam Hirst 2 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Kevin Mcgrann 9 3 Brett Armer 0 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Tom Cousins 9 4 Dale Green 1 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Andrew Morris 9 4 Andy Warden 1 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Mark Bolton 9 6 Mark Parker 0 1 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Ian Mccormick 9 4 Mark Collins 0 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Robin Cripps 9 7 David Hopkin 1 1 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Paul Taylor 9 4 Martin Brunton 0 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Nathan James 7 9 James Welch 1 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Jamie Bryan 3 9 Neil Craycraft 0 0 23 Feb 12:30 Losers R3 9 Martyn Royce 4 9 Dean Thompson 0 1 23 Feb 14:00 Winners Qual 9 Paul Dukes-Thomas 3 9 Kevin Uzzell 1 1 23 Feb 14:00 Winners Qual 9 Mark Gray 9 3 Ralf Souquet 0 0 23 Feb 14:00 Winners Qual 9 Daryl Peach 9 8 Martin Chapman 4 2 23 Feb 14:00 Winners Qual 9 Michael Valentine 0 9 Karl Boyes 0 2 23 Feb 14:00 Winners Qual 9 Chris Buckmaster 9 6 Craig Brown 1 1 23 Feb 14:00 Winners Qual 9 Shaun Storry 6 9 Raj Hundal 2 0 Page 2 of 8 2013 GB9 Midlands Classic - 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    Matchroom Pool World Ranking - January 2020 TOTAL TOTAL Kremlin Cup 2020 InternationalWorld Open 9-Ball 2019 C'ship 2019 Predator WorldWPA Players 10-BallUS Open Championship 2020 TurningPool Championship Stone Classic XXXIV Diamond Las Vegas Open 2020 World Pool Championship 2020 1 Fedor Gorst (RUS) 91 11 80 91 2 Ko Ping-Chung (TPE) 90 40 50 90 3 Chang Jung-Lin (TPE) 86 21 65 86 4 Jayson Shaw (GBR) 80 80 80 5 Max Lechner (AUT) 79 65 14 79 6 Alex Pagulayan (CAN) 69 33 36 69 7 Joshua Filler (GER) 55 55 55 8 Alexander Kazakis (GRE) 54 40 14 54 9 Francisco Sanchez-Ruiz (ESP) 51 27 24 51 10 Liu Haitao (CHN) 50 50 50 11 Justin Bergman (USA) 47 47 47 12 Darren Appleton (GBR) 41 27 14 41 13 Albin Ouschan (AUT) 40 16 24 40 14 Aloysius Yapp (SIN) 40 16 24 40 15 Ruslan Chinakhov (RUS) 40 16 24 40 16 Casper Matikainen (FIN) 36 36 36 17 Do The Kien (VIE) 36 36 36 18 Ko Pin-Yi (TPE) 36 36 36 19 Denis Grabe (EST) 35 21 14 35 20 Naoyuki Oi (JPN) 35 11 24 35 21 James Aranas (PHI) 33 33 33 22 Chang Yu-Lung (TPE) 30 16 14 30 23 Dennis Orcollo (PHI) 27 27 27 24 Thorston Hohmann (GER) 27 27 27 25 Liu Ri-Teng (TPE) 25 11 14 25 26 Billy Thorpe (USA) 24 24 24 27 Mateusz Sniegocki (POL) 24 24 24 28 Waleed Majid (QAT) 24 24 24 29 John Morra (CAN) 21 21 21 30 Shane Van Boening (USA) 21 21 21 31 Chris Robinson (USA) 16 16 16 32 Corey Deuel (USA) 16 16 16 33 Marco Teutscher (NED) 16 16 16 34 Mika Immonen (FIN) 16 16 16 35 Carlo Biado (PHI) 14 14 14 36 Cheng Yu-Hsuan (TPE) 14 14 14 37 Chris Melling (GBR) 14 14 14 38 Cong Xu Xiao (CHN) 14 14 14 39 Jeffrey Ignacio
  • Ourname Tournament

    Ourname Tournament

    Living Legends Challenge ike Sigel and Earl Strickland, without a doubt, are “living legends”. Although both players are Hall -of-Famers, Earl has been competing and practicing regularly while Mike has only practiced for this contest. As we all know, both Earl Mand Mike like to talk to anyone who will listen and that’s what they did. Both players were mic’d and were free to express themselves without limitations. The variety of six disciplines: 8-Ball, 9-Ball, 10-Ball, Straight Pool, Banks, and One- Pocket made each player a favorite in several disciplines. As a result, it was an exceptional match that’s worth seeing again. Aramith/SimonisResults for Arena, day John1 Bender and Bill Hendrixson commentating, Sandcastle Billiards, Edison, NJ 1. Strickland def. Sigel 8-2 8-Ball 75Min 2. Strickland def. Sigel 8-7 10-Ball 113Min 3. Strickland def. Sigel 125-7 Straight Pool 65Min 4. Strickland def. Sigel 8-3 9-Ball 60Min Forget the score! The show was the chatter. Clearly Earl looked in form as Sigel struggled. Earl competes and practices regularly while Mike tried to get ready for this challenge match and it showed as Earl dominated the 8-Ball match. The 10-Ball match started out similarly, but a Strickland skid on game ball changed things including a swelling confidence from Sigel. It ended up a squeaker as Mike tied it up at 7-7 yet Earl closed it out at 8-7. Again, the player’s mic’d made it a blast. Straight Pool was the game that all thought Mike had his best chance at turning the tables on Earl.
  • Billiards-Digest-PROOFED.Pdf

    Billiards-Digest-PROOFED.Pdf

    APA NATIONAL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS MOVING ON UP The American Poolplayers Association National Team Championships’ short trip produced big dividends. By Skip Maloney MAZING HOW the scenery can change when you move across the street. After nearly a quarter century based at the now shut- Atered Riviera Hotel & Casino in Las Ve- gas, the American Poolplayers Associa- tion relocated its annual National Team Championships to the nearby Westgate More than 300 tables awaited APA teams at the Westgate Hotel in Las Vegas. Hotel & Casino (formerly the Las Vegas Hilton). The change seemed to do the “There weren’t many hiccups,” said gas for the Nationals before,” said team event plenty of good. Bowman. captain Matthew Leckner. “I advanced “It was fantastic,” said APA’s Mar- In fact, the 2014 National Team to regional (competition) the last three keting Director, Jason Bowman. “Defi- Championships ushered in several sig- years in a row, each year on a different nitely an upgrade. I’d spent nearly a nificant improvements. For the first team. year’s worth of nights at the Riviera, time, competitors could download an “It was my first time as a captain,” he and though there was some sentiment online tournament bracket App to keep added, confessing that a lot of his time about that, the Westgate is just a differ- track of individual schedules and get a during the team’s regular 16-week sea- ent class of hotel; a definite step up.” glimpse of a progress in each division. son was spent “figuring out who was go- The most significant improvement, Also first time, the APA live-streamed ing to show up or not.” Bowman went on to explain, was ad- some of the matches.