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32 Player Pro Classic 2012 9 Ball.Xlsx The Championship Cloth 5th Annual Pro Classic Payouts Legend: Losers9-Ball Winners 1st $3,300.00 Red Numbers = Table Assignments 1 Doug Schexnayder 1 2nd $2,200.00 Green Numbers = Match Time Doug Schexnayder 1 Tues. 3:30PM 6 Warren Kiamco 7 3rd $1,600.00 Blue Numbers = Losers Score 2 Warren Kiamco Tues. 6:30 PM TV Robb Saez 4th $1,200.00 Races to 9 / Finals one race to 11 Adam Smith 1 5th-6th $900.00 Tues. 8 1 A Playing by ABP Rules 3 Adam Smith 8 Wed. 12:30 PM 8 7th-8th $600.00 Adam Smith Tues. 3:30 PM 7 Robb Saez 9th -12th $325.00 Tues. 10 PM 4 Shane Van Boening 4 Robb Saez I Robb Saez Shane Van Boening H-Loss 5 Lee Brett 2 Lee Brett Tues. 3:30 PM 8 Isreal Rota Shane Van Boening Wed. 11 AM 7 6 Israel Rota Tues. 6:30 PM 7 Israel Rota 2 Lee Brett B 7 Brandon Shuff Wed. 3:30 PM TV BYE Brandon Shuff 7 Robb Saez Tues. 10 PM 6 Bye Shane Van Boening 6 Wed. 2 PM TV Lee Brett 0 8 M Jacob Pennison 1 G-Loss 9 Jimmy Majors 3 Jimmy Majors 3 Tues. 3:30 PM 2 Jesse Engel Jesse Engel 10 Jesse Engel Tues. 6:30 PM 3 Jesse Engel 8 J-Loss Ronnie Alcano Tues. 8 8 C 11 Ronnie Alcano 2 Wed. 12:30 PM 7 Ronnie Alcano Tues. 3:30 PM TV Hunter Lombardo 3 Tues. 10 PM 1 Ronnie Alcano Ronnie Alcano 12 Hunter Lombardo J Wan Can 3 Wed. 3:30 PM 5 Mike Davis 5 F-Loss 13 Wan Can Tommy Najar Tues. 3:30 PM 3 Wan Can Ronnie Alcano Wed. 11 AM 6 14 Tommy Najar 5 Tues. 6:30 PM 6 Wan Can Tommy Najar 8 Wed. 7 PM TV D Wed. 5 PM TV 15 Johnny Archer Ronnie Alcano BYE Johnny Archer 6 Tues. 10 PM 2 Bye Ronnie Alcano Wed. 2 PM 4 Ralph Eckert 6 16 O Robb Saez Ralph Eckert E-Loss 17 Mitch Ellerman Mitch Ellerman Tues. 5PM TV Ralph Eckert 4 Israel Rota 4 18 Ralph Eckert Tues. 8 PM 7 Francisco Bustamante Francisco Bustamante 5 I-Loss Mitch Ellerman 4 Tues. 8 2 E N-Loss 19 Cliff Joyner 1 Wed. 12:30 PM TV 9th - 12th Place Cliff Joyner 8 Tues. 6PM Francisco Bustamante Tues. 10 PM 7 Johnny Archer 20 Francisco Bustamonte K Francisco Bustamante Johnny Archer 7th - 8th Place D-Loss 21 Glenn Atwell FF Glenn Atwell Tues. 5PM Sylver Ochoa Thurs. 7 PM 22 Sylver Ochoa 5th - 6th Place Johnny Archer Wed. 11 AM TV Tues. 8 PM 6 Sylver Ochoa Approx. Ronnie Alcano Glenn Atwell FF Winner F 4th Place 23 Mike Davis Wed. 3:30 PM 8 BYE Mike Davis 6 Tues. 10 PM Bye Johnny Archer 3 Wed. 2 PM 6 Hunter Lombardo 7 24 N Charlie Williams 2 Wed. 9 PM TV Wed. 7 PM 6 Hunter Lombardo Ronnie Alcano 3rd Place C-Loss 25 Charlie Bryant 6 Go to Finals Charlie Bryant 6 Tues. 5PM 8 Charlie Williams Thorsten Hohmann 1 26 Charlie Williams Tues. 8 PM 4 Charlie Williams L-Loss Rodney Morris 7 Tues. 8 3 G 27 Jacob Pennison Wed. 12:30 PM 6 Rodney Morris Tues. 5PM 2 Jacob Pennison 7 Tues. 10 PM TV Charlie Williams 5 Warren Kiamco 4 Brandon Shuff 5 28 Rodney Morris 8 L Charlie Williams O-Loss Wed. 3:30 PM 2 Brandon Shuff Ronnie Alcano B-Loss 29 Gary Abood 6 Tues. 5PM 3 Thorsten Hohmann Warren Kiamco Wed. 11 AM 8 Gary Abood 30 Thorsten Hohmann Tues. 8 PM TV Thorsten Hohmann 6 Gary Abood 6 H Wed. 5 PM 5 31 Shane Van Boening BYE Shane Van Boening 3 Tues. 10 PM 3 Bye Wan Can 3 Warren Kiamco Wed. 2 PM 8 Warren Kiamco 32 Warren Kiamco A-Loss Sylver Ochoa 4 Wan Can K-Loss M-Loss.
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