Author: Paul

Alex Pagulayan wins the Accu-stats event you” MADE IT HAPPEN”

Invitation 8-Ball

SEE CHARTS AND SCORE AT  http://www.accu-stats.com/scores.ht

Sunday Aug. 12, 2012

A Playoff- Match started at 9:00pm between Appleton and Pagulayan
because of a tie in the standings.

The competition is being played on the new Diamond, one piece slate, 10-Foot Table,

See all 8 completed Qualification charts from Verhoeven Open

Photo by Joe Ratke

 California’s John “Mr.400” Schmidt became the first American in 22 years to hoist the World 14.1 Trophy when he defeated legendary  Efren Reyes of the Philippines.

Queens, New York-  The 57 year old Filipino cue master has gone undefeated thus far in 8 consecutive matches in his first ever World 14.1 competition.

The steely Hohmann is carrying his invincibility from last year to this year’s 72nd World 14.1 photo by www.charleseamesphotography.com

Queens, New York-  Finland’s Mika Immonen had a rough day on Day 3 of the Predator World Tournament of 14.1. After he ran 40+ balls, he missed and the game was over. Defending champion Thorsten Hohmann of Germany pounced on the Ice Man with a 141 ball run that ended the match. The 141 is the highest run of the event so far.

Queens, New York-  Excitement is building on Day 2 of the preliminary races to 100 rounds of the Predator World 14.1 as the day culminated into two big highlights for the USA. While Europe still looks strong, and Efren Reyes still goes undefeated, it was the Americans that came with the tournament’s first perfect scores.

Check out the event pictures- IN THE EVENT PHOTO’S By Joe Ratke  (Photographer)

(Photo’s & articles by Ricky Bryant)

The 10 Ball is over and Alex defeated Archer 15 to 14 , Yes Hill- Hill

Eighteen year old Landon Shuffett defeats Earl Strickland

Eighteen year old Landon Shuffett defeats Earl Strickland fifteen to five in ten ball on ten foot tables.

Justin Hall (Photo’s & articles by Ricky Bryant)

After four days of play the field of 153 players in the first Southern Classic Bank tournament came down to the final three, Alex “œThe Lion” Pagulayan, John Brumback and Justin Hall.