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Day One Of US Open One Pocket in the Books
Day One Of US Open One Pocket in the Books Sixty-four top one-holers began their clash in Vegas on Wednesday at the CSI-produced US Open One Pocket Championship at the Rio Hotel and Casino....
Semih Sayginer: I am back in business
NEW YORK ““ The magician Semih Sayginer is back in town. He will be present in the Verhoeven Open tournament in New York, in the famous Carom Café from 17 to 21 July. The famous Turkish player didn’t play official tournaments, because he came into conflict with the Tuirkish federation in 2007, particularly with its president, four years before he won the world title in 2003 in Valladolid, Spain, averaging 1.868.
TAP Licensee Of The Month
Cindy and I met online in September 1996. After several months of chat I decided it was time for me to come and meet the woman of my dreams! I flew out to Texas and met her on May 22nd, 1997 and on the third day I asked her to marry me. She said yes (obviously) and we were married on May 22nd, 1998.
TAP POOL’S AMATEUR TOUR, LLC
It is with great pride that we officially announce the addition of Adam Morano to the TAP Tournament Staff. After his own review and the input from other staff members, Loyd felt that...
Hugo Patino and Mazin Shooni took the title at the Pan Americans
Hugo Patino and Mazin Shooni took the title at the Pan AmericansCALI – The Americans Hugo Patino and Mazin Shooni are the winners of the Pan American championship for national teams. The strong team defeated in the final game the two Venezuelans Miguel Canton and Merlin Romero, who defended the title in Cali.
The return of the Americans, who were unable to show up last year because they played their own championship at that time, and Mexico have increased the tension and the level at the Pan Americans. Shooni and Patino played 1.174 overall average.
Winners at 2nd Annual Southern Classic!!
LeeVann Corteza Double Dips Dennis Orcollo to win
9 Ball Division at 2nd Southern Classic!!
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US Captures Top Prize in Team and Individual Events
Six-time national champion Pedro Piedrabuena extended his dominance of three-cushion billiards by capturing his second Pan American Championship. Held in Cali, Colombia from June 23 to June 30, the tournament featured the best players of North, South and Central America. To get to the finals, Piedrabuena defeated defending champion Carlos Campino from Colombia in the quarter finals (40-33 in 25) and Cesar Garzon, also from Colombia, in the semi-finals (40-17 in 18).
