| Press
Release 5/13/2013 |
Players
& Fans,
I have been asked by Snookers to provide you with
the following motel info for our Joss Northeast
9-Ball Tour event there on June 1 & 2.
LaQuinta Inn
36 Jefferson Blvd
Warwick, RI
401-941-6600
This is a very busy weekend due to many college
graduations nearby. The rate is $139.10 but you
may get it cheaper with discounts such as AAA
etc.
I will be sending out the usual press release
regarding this great event at Snookers in the
very near future.
Thank You,
Mike Zuglan |
| D'Alfonso
wins Fast Eddie' Joss Tour Stop |
Tom D'Alfonso
|
Tom D'Alfonso avenged his only loss
and defeated Ron Cosanzio twice in the finals to
win the Joss NE 9-Ball Tour stop at Fast Eddie's
Billiards Cafe in New Milford, Ct.
D'Alfonso and Cosanzio were the last players left
standing on the winners side of the board in the
49 player field, but it was Cosanzio who scored
a 9-6 win to take the hot-seat and send D'Alfonso
to the left side.
D'Alfonso's stay on the one loss side would be a
short one as he quickly eliminated Nelson Oliviera
9-4 to earn another shot against Cosanzio in the
finals.
The first set of the finals was close all the way,
but the match was decided in the 15th game when
Cosanzio scratched while running out the rack for
an 8-7 lead. Instead, it was D'Alfonso who would
take the 8-7 lead and then go ahead to win the match
9-7.
The scratch late in the first match by Cosanzio
might have taken the wind out of his sails as he
would also fall in the second set of the finals
9-2 and D'Alfonso would be the final event winner
The second chance tournament on Sunday saw eighteen
players compete for $860 in prize money.
The event would be won by Eric Tang, who could not
be beaten all day. Tang beat Bob Vanduzee 3-2 for
the hot-seat and then beat Bill Cote 3-0 in the
finals.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour's next stop will be at Snookers
in Providence, RI on June 1st - 2nd. Tour director
Mike Zuglan is also still taking sign-ups for the
Turning Stone Classic XXI, which will take place
at Turning Stone Resort & Casino on September
19th - 22nd. Interested players should contact Zuglan
at (518) 356-7163.
|
| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Tom D'Alfonso $1050
2nd Ron Cosanzio $800
3rd Nelson Oliviera $600
4th Scott Ireland $450
5th Redgie Cutler $300
5th Jeremy Sossei $300
7th Mike Dechaine $200
7th Travis McKinney $200
9th Vincent Rocheford $100
9th Bob Vanduzee $100
9th Brent Boemmels $100
9th Vinny Zuniga $100 Second
Chance Payouts
1st Eric Tang $300
2nd Bill Cote $210
3rd Bob Vanduzee $150
4th Brent Boemmels $100
5th Vinny Zuniga $50
5th Steve Mack $50 |
| Jayson
S haw Wins Joss NE 9-Ball Stop |
Jayson
Shaw continued his East Coast dominance with a
win at the Joss NE 9-Ball Tour event at Raxx Pool
Room & Grill in West Hempstead, NY on April
20th - 21st.
While Jayson has been virtually unbeatable recently,
his winning this event would not be a "gimme"
by any means, with a field that also included
such notables as Mika Immonen, Mike Dechaine,
Jeremy Sossei and Tom D'Alfonso.
After a lopsided 9-2 win over Mika Immonen, Shaw
would ride the winners side with wins over Brent
Boemmels and Michael Yednak, before a 9-3 win
over D'Alfonso for the hot-seat.
Shaw's opponent in the finals, Jeremy Sossei,
had dropped his second match of the event to Pete
Ziemak, but that hadn't stopped him from running
through the one loss side scoring notable wins
over Zion Zvi, Mike Dechaine, Nelson Oliveira
and D'Alfonso.
The true double elimination finals would see set
1 go to Sossei 9-5, but Shaw came back to take
the second set 9-7 for the tournament win.
The second chance event on Sunday saw Dave Shlemperis
bounce back from a Brent Boemmels loss and double
dip Boemmels in the finals 3-1 and 3-2 for the
tournament win.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be at Fast Eddie's
Billiards Cafe in New Milford, CT on April 27th
and 28th for their next tour stop.
Tour director Mike Zuglan is also still taking
sign-ups for the Turning Stone Classic XXI, which
will take place at Turning Stone Resort &
Casino on September 19th - 22nd. Interested players
should contact Zuglan at (518) 356-7163.
- by AzB staff
AZBilliards.com |
| Complete Results: |
Main Event
Payouts
1st Jayson Shaw $1050
2nd Jeremy Sossei $750
3rd Tom D'Alfonso $550
4th Nelson Oliveira $400
5th Mike Dechaine $250
5th Michael Yednak $250
Second Chance Payouts
1st Dave Shlemperis $300
2nd Brent Boemmels $200
3rd Ray Lee $100
4th Vikram Dasari $60
5th Scott Murphy $20
5th Alvin Thomas $20 |
|
Mike Dechaine |
Tetreault Undefeated
for Joss Tour Win |
Although Tetreault
was undefeated, he dodged his fair share of bullets
in this event. His first match of the tournament
found him trailing Tom Acciavati 7-2 before Tetreault
righted his ship and won the match 9-8.
Tetreault dodged another bullet in his final match
of the day on Saturday when he saw his 8-4 lead
over Dave Bounds get cut to a 8-8 scoreline. Again,
Tetreault took control of the match and won the
final game to stay undefeated on Saturday.
Sunday play saw Tetreault score a 9-6 win over Jeremy
Sossei and then a 9-7 win over Nelson Oliviera for
the hot-seat.
Oliviera would fall to Sossei 9-3 on the left side
of the board and Sossei would face Tetreault in
the finals.
The final match would be another close one with
the score tied at 8-8 in the first set of the finals.
Tetreault missed a tough 7-ball in the case game,
but left Sossei hooked and would get another trip
to the table, where he ran the final three balls
for the 9-8 win.
Tetreault earned $1200 for first place, with Sossei
taking home $900 for second.
The second chance event on Sunday saw 30 players
who failed to make it to day two competed for $1100
in prize money.
This event would be won by Redgie Cutler, who defeated
Aaron Greenwood 3-0 for the hot-seat and then defeated
Tim Parisian 3-2 in the first and only set of the
finals.
The next stop on the Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be
Raxx Billiards in West Hempstead, NY on April 20th
- 21st. Tour director Mike Zuglan is also still
taking sign-ups for the Turning Stone Classic XXI,
which will take place at Turning Stone Resort &
Casino on September 19th - 22nd. Interested players
should contact Zuglan at (518) 356-7163.
|
| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Matt Tetreault $1200
2nd Jeremy Sossei $900
3rd Nelson Oliviera $650
4th Spencer Auigbelle $500
5th Jason Michas $350
5th Tom D'Alfonso $350
7th Bruce Carroll $200
7th Dave Bounds $200
9th Chance Chin $100
9th Martin Daigle $100
9th Redgie Cutler $100
9th Ron Cosanzio $100 Second
Chance Payouts
1st Redgie Cutler $320
2nd Tim Parisian $240
3rd Aaron Greenwood $180
4th Hendrick Drost $120
5th Tom Acciavatti $80
5th Dan Menzies $80
7th Ray Jewett $40
7th Brett Fenstermacher $40 |
| Casanzio
and Martoccia score Joss Tour Wins |
While
Joss NE 9-Ball Tour points leader, Jeremy Sossei,
was competing in the Predator Tour event in Astoria,
Ron Casanzio was defending his position as #2
on the points list.
Casanzio ran through a field of 29 players to
compete for the hot-seat against Jason Michas.
That match would be a close one, with Casanzio
winning the match 9-7.
Michas would have his hands full with Bruce Carroll
on the one loss side as the two combatants fought
to hill-hill before Michas won the case game to
earn another shot at Casanzio in the finals.
The first set of the double elimination finals
would be another battle and another 9-7 scoreline,
but a different winner as Michas won the match
to force a second set to determine the tournament
winner. As evenly matched as these two players
were, it was another 9-7 scoreline with Casanzio
winning the match and taking first place.
The tournament winner moved Casanzio within just
20 points of Sossei for the points lead.
The second chance event on Sunday saw Dominick
Martoccia go undefeated through the field for
the win. Martoccia defeated Pierre Sauve 3-1 for
the hot-seat and then defeated Doug Wells 3-2
in the finals for the tournament win.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be at Golden Cue
Billiards in Albany, NY on April 13th and 14th
for their next event; the NE 9-Ball Open XXVI.
Tour director Mike Zuglan is taking signups now
for the Turning Stone Classic XXI, which will
take place at Turning Stone Resort & Casino
on September 19th - 22nd. Interested players should
contact Zuglan at (518) 356-7163.
- by AzB staff
AZBilliards.com |
| Complete Results: |
Main Event
Payouts
1st Ron Casanzio $1,000.00
2nd Jason Michas $650.00
3rd Bruce Carroll $450.00
4th Santo Merlo $350.00
5th Matt Tetreault $200.00
5th David Bounds $200.00
7th Aaron Greenwood $100.00
7th Mike Zuglan $100.00
Second Chance Payouts
1st Dom Martoccia $280.00
2nd Doug Wells $180.00
3rd Pierre Sauve $120.00
4th Dave Dimeo $80.00
5th Nick Coppola $50.00
5th Paul Rozonewski $50.00 |
| Pomainville
Earns First Joss Tour Win |
|
Norm Pomainville made his way through
a field of 41 players at Trick Shot Billiards in
Clifton Park, NY to win his first Joss NE 9-Ball
Tour stop; but it wasn't easy by any means.
Pomainville dropped the hot-seat match in a heartbreaking
9-8 match to Tom Acciavati, but bounced back with
a 9-6 win over Ron Casanzio on the one loss side.
Pomainville squared off against Acciavati in the
finals, and won the first set in another hill-hill
match. The first set appeared to take all of the
wind out of Acciavati's sails as Pomainville dominated
a 9-2 match to capture first place.
The second chance event on Sunday draw a field of
sixteen players and Paul Rozonewski went undefeated
to win this event.
Rozonewski came out on fire and won his first three
matches 3-0. A 3-2 win over Dan Menzies got Rozonewski
into the hot-seat and a 3-1 win over Jeff Smolen
in the finals earned Rozonewski the win.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be at Salt City Billiards
in Syracuse on March 23rd and 24th for their next
event.
Tour director Mike Zuglan is taking signups now
for the Turning Stone Classic XXI, which will take
place at Turning Stone Resort & Casino on September
19th - 22nd. Interested players should contact Zuglan
at (518) 356-7163.
|
| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Norm Pomainville $1,100.00
2nd Tom Acciavatti $800.00
3rd Ron Cosanzio $600.00
4th Jeremy Sossei $450.00
5th Kevin Ketz $325.00
5th Greg Antonakos $325.00
7th Bruce Carroll $150.00
7th Chance Chin $150.00 Second
Chance Payouts
1st Paul Rozonewski $320.00
2nd Jeff Smolen $210.00
3rd Dan Menzies $130.00
4th Ray Jewett $80.00
5th Paul Picard $40.00
5th Dave Dimeo $40.00 |
|
Mike Dechaine |
Dechaine over Sossei
for Joss Tour Win |
Mike Dechaine held
off a late run by Jeremy Sossei to win the Joss
NE 9-Ball Tour's 4th Annual New England Pool &
Billiards Hall of Fame Open on March 2nd and 3rd.
The field of sixty seven players would have their
work cut out of them, as Mike Dechaine doesn't lose
much on his home turf.
Dechaine found himself facing Jeremy Sossei for
the hot-seat, where he scored a 9-8 win.
On the one loss side, Sossei demolished Joeu Dupuis
9-2, to earn a shot at redemption against Dechaine
in the finals.
The first set of the finals saw Dechaine race out
to a 7-2 lead before Sossei came back to win seven
of the next eight games and steal the match 9-8.
There would be late heroics for Sossei in the second
set as Dechaine kept his foot on the gas throughout
the match and won 9-4.
The win catapults Dechaine over Ron Casanzio into
second place on the Joss Tour Points List - and
well within striking distance of points list leader
Jeremy Sossei.
The second chance tournament on Sunday saw twenty
two players competing for nearly $1000 in prize
money. Paul Dryden was the man to beat, as he defeated
Francisco Cabral 3-1 for the hot-seat and then defeated
Doug Brown 3-0 in the first set of the finals.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be back in action on
March 16th and 17th at Trick Shot Billiards in Clifton
Park, NY.
Tour director Mike Zuglan is taking signups now
for the Turning Stone Classic XXI, which will take
place at Turning Stone Resort & Casino on September
19th - 22nd. Interested players should contact Zuglan
at (518) 356-7163.
|
| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Mike Dechaine $1,350.00
2nd Jeremy Sossei $950.00
3rd Joe Dupuis $750.00
4th Joe Tucker $600.00
5th Phil Davis $450.00
5th Tom D'Alfonso $450.00
7th Nelson Oliviera $325.00
7th Karen Corr $325.00
9th Colin Maloney $200.00
9th Matt Tetreault $200.00
9th Ray MacNamara $200.00
9th Tom McGonagle $200.00
13th Paul Cormier $100.00
13th Ivaylo Petrov $100.00
13th Randy Labonte $100.00
13th Choneyi Tenzin $100.00 Second
Chance Payouts
1st Paul Dryden $340.00
2nd Doug Brown $240.00
3rd Francisco Cabral $160.00
4th Bill Cote $100.00
5th Corey Payne $50.00
5th Jon Berglund $50.00 |
| Sossei
wins nine straight for Joss Tour Win |
|
After a first round loss to Matt
Tetreault, Jeremy Sossei forged a two day come-back
through the one loss side to win the Joss NE 9-Ball
Tour's tour stop at Sharpshooters billiards in Amsterdam,
NY on February 23rd and 24th.
The story on the winner's side of the bracket was
the play of Ron Casanzio and Nelson Oliviera. They
both made it through the forty nine player field
undefeated and faced off for the hot-seat. The hot-seat
would go to Casanzio by a 9-3 scoreline.
On the one loss side, Sossei was mowing down opponents.
With the exception of Martin Daigle, not one opponent
reached the hill against Sossei. Daigle will only
be able to think about what should have been as
he led Sossei 8-4, but was unable to win the final
game before Sossei won the match 9-8.
After the loss to Casanzio for the hot-seat, Nelson
Oliviera dropped a close 9-7 match to Sossei - and
the finals between Sossei and Casanzio were underway.
The first set of the finals went to Sossei 9-2,
and the second set wasn't much better for Casanzio
as Sossei scored a 9-4 victory to complete his 9
match winning streak for first place.
The second chance event went to Brent Boemmels,
who defeated Dan Menzies 3-0 for the hot-seat and
again 3-0 in the first and only set of the finals.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be at Snookers Billiards
in Providence, RI this weekend for the 4th Annual
N.E. Hall of Fame 9-Ball Open
|
| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Jeremy Sossei $1,100.00
2nd Ron Casanzio $750.00
3rd Nelson Oliviera $550.00
4th Jason Michas $450.00
5th Jeff Smolen $325.00
5th Tom D'Alfonso $325.00
7th Dave Grau $200.00
7th Paul Enslin $200.00
9th Kevin Ketz $100.00
9th Mark Creamer $100.00
9th Matt Tetreault $100.00
9th Marco Kam $100.00
Second Chance Payouts
1st $350 Brent Boemmels
2nd $240 Dan Menzies
3rd $150 Cory Payne
4th $100 Norm Vernon
5/6 $50 each Angelo Hilton & Bill Cote |
Shane Van Boening
photo by Alison Fischer |
Van Boening comes back
from semifinals loss to take down Archer at Turning
Stone XX |
You really couldn't
have asked for more in a 21st century pool tournament
than the final group of 12 players, out of a full
field of 128, who competed in Turning Stone XX,
the $25,000-added Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour stop,
hosted by the Turning Stone Resort in Verona, NY
from January 10-13. Among them were arguably the
best player in the world right now (Shane Van Boening),
along with three of his four Mosconi Cup teammates
- Mike Dechaine, Johnny Archer and Dennis Hatch.
Van Boening's other Mosconi Cup teammate, Brandon
Shuff, fell early, in a loss-side double hill battle
versus Jason Klatt. Also among the final 12 were
Warren Kiamco, Ronnie Alcano, Jayson Shaw (who's
won three events on this season's Predator Tour),
Corey Deuel, Thorsten Hohmann, Shaun Wilkie, and
Jonathon Demet, the 'dark horse' player in the group,
who'd been sent to the loss side from among the
winners' side final eight by the 12th player on
the list, Karen Corr.
In the end, it was Van Boening who prevailed, coming
back from a defeat in the hot seat match at the
hands of Archer, to take the Scorpion down in the
finals. Both finished the tournament with 7-1 records.
Van Boening won 65% of his games; 75-35, including
two shutouts, one in his opening round against David
Mills, and the other against Kiamco in one of the
winners' side semifinals. Archer won 58% of his
games (68-49).
Van Boening opened the proceedings with the shutout
over Mills and then went through Willie Oney, Robb
Saez, fellow Mosconi Cup teammate Mike Dechaine
(9-7) and survived a double hill battle against
Jayson Shaw, which moved him (Van Boening) among
the winners' side final four for the match against
Kiamco. Archer opened up with a victory over Bob
Cunningham, and then went through Manny Chau, fellow
Mosconi Cup teammate Dennis Hatch (9-7), Ron Casanzio
and Shaun Wilkie, which moved him into the other
winners' side semifinal against Karen Corr.
Van Boening did his shutout number on Kiamco, as
Archer was busy sending Corr west 9-4. Van Boening
took an early 3-0 lead in the hot seat match that
followed, but Johnny went on a run that put him
out in front by four when he reached the hill. Van
Boening came back to force a deciding 17th match,
but Archer hung on to sit in the hot seat, having
won what proved to be his last match.
Corr moved west to pick up Thorsten Hohmann, who'd
survived two straight double hill duels versus Deuel,
first, and then Jayson Shaw. Kiamco drew Dechaine,
who'd eliminated Shaun Wilkie 9-4 and then, fellow
Mosconi Cup teammate, Hatch 9-3. Hohmann put an
end to Corr's bid with a 9-5 win, and in the quarterfinals,
faced Dechaine, who'd defeated Kiamco 9-7. Dechaine
proved to be the third Mosconi Cup team member to
go down, falling to Hohmann in those quarterfinals
9-7.
Van Boening got his second crack at Archer with
a 9-6 win over Hohmann in the semifinals. The final
race-to-13 battle stayed close for a little while,
but Van Boening took over once Archer had chalked
up his fifth rack. Van Boening had a three-point
lead at the time, and he kept it going to the eight-point
lead that gave Van Boening the title.
|
| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st $8,000 Shane Van Boening
2nd $5,000 Johnny Archer
3rd $3,600 Thorsten Hohmann
4th $2,600 Mike Dechaine
5/6th $2,000 each - Warren Kiamco, Karen Corr
7/8th $1,600 each - Dennis Hatch, Jayson Shaw
9/12th $1,200 each - Ronnie Alcano, Jonathan Demet,
Shaun Wilkie,
Corey Deuel
13/16th $850 each - Ron Casanzio, John Morra, Hunter
Lombardo,
Oscar Dominguez
17/24th $550 each - Jason Klatt, Jessie Engel, Mario
Morra, Ivaylo Petrov,
Matt Tetreault, Spencer Auigbelle, Corey Harper,
Tom McGonagle
25/32nd $300 each - Tom D'Alfonso, Brent Boemmels,
Zion Zvi,
Cleiton Rocha, Dave Grau, Adam Kielar,
Jessie Piercey, Bill Cote Second
Chance Payouts
1st $500 Holden Chin
2nd $300 Kevin Ketz
3/4th $200 each John Babravich, Gregg McAndrews
5/8th $100 each Mark Creamer, Paul Rozonewski, Jay
Plonski, Bruce Carroll |
PRESS
RELEASE: TURNING STONE CLASSIC XX 9-BALL OPEN -
JANUARY 10-13
Mike Zuglan's Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour and Turning
Stone Resort & Casino are extremely excited
and proud to present our $25,000 Added Turning Stone
Classic XX 9-Ball Open. This milestone event marks
the 20th time Turning Stone has invited us to compete
in one of the best arenas in the world. But you
don't have to take my word for it. Just ask anyone
who has ever been to one of our events, or better
yet, come see for yourself. Spectator admission
has always been free and the intimate layout allows
everyone to feel like they are a part of the action
themselves. There is not a bad seat in the house
and multiple matches can be viewed simultaneously
from any of them. Turning Stone Resort & Casino
is a full service resort with everything needed
for a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Check it
out at www.turningstone.com
For an unprecedented 20th time, there will be a
FULL field of 128 players competing for the title.
The field encompasses a wide range of talent from
the best of the best to those striving to be the
best! The complete current list (subject to change)
is now available on our site www.joss9balltour.com
. There you will also find our complete current
schedule, results and all other pertinent tour information.
Something new for this event will be the addition
of a second tournament on Sunday Jan 13 at 10AM.
I have decided to hold an event for those Non Pro
level players (I will decide) eliminated from the
main event. The event format will be as follows:
$60 Entry Fee - 32 Player Max - same rules as main
event - Single Elimination - Races to 4, best 2
of 3 with the deciding set a single game sudden
death. This means that if each player wins a race
to 4, there will be a lag for the break and a 1
game playoff to determine the match winner. Entries
will be taken for this event as players are eliminated
from the main event and will be treated as first
paid - first in until the event is full.
The equipment for this world class event will once
again be Diamond Pro tables & 860 Simonis ("The
Cloth Of Champions") tournament blue cloth.
All items are for sale and only seriously interested
parties are urged to contact Mike Zuglan immediately
at 518-356-7163 for info and pricing.
Here is what one can expect as a spectator for a
Turning Stone Classic event. For the 20th time we
offer fans, Free Admission, Free full size collectible
posters (while supplies last) and once again Turning
Stone will be giving away (this time $10) free plays
or match plays (your choice), EACH day of the event
to players and fans. Only one coupon per person
per day will be honored. So now you get Free admission,
Free posters and Free bets!! No one else does it
like Turning Stone and the Joss Northeast 9-Ball
Tour!
Included in the Event Center at Turning Stone is
a full service snack bar serving all of our favorite
foods and adult beverages. There will be billiard
product vendors and on site cue repairs available
for all your needs. We will also be raffling off
2 gorgeous, custom, engraved Joss Cues on Saturday
at 8pm and Sunday immediately prior to the final
match and you Do Not have to be present to win.
These cues have a retail value of over $1000 each
and are generously provided by Danny Janes of Joss
Cues Ltd. Thanks again to Danny for all he does
for us!!
So come to Turning Stone Resort & Casino January
10-13 for a great experience and 4 full days of
some of the best pool you will ever witness. If
for some reason you are unable to make it, there
will be a free live stream and live scoring expertly
provided by Pat Fleming's Accu Stats Video Productions,
www.azbilliards.com (Mike Howerton & Jerry Forsythe),
The Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour and Turning Stone
Resort & Casino.
Again I would like to remind all of you to please
frequent your local billiard parlors and promote
and utilize the fine products of our most generous
sponsors listed below. They are the backbone of
our sport!
I hope to see all of you at Turning Stone
Happy Holidays!!!
Mike Zuglan |
Mike
Zuglan's Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour
Turning Stone Classic XX January 10th-13th, 2013
Player List
(Updated 1/8/2013 - Subject to change) |
1 |
ACCIAVATTI,
TOM |
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2 |
ALCANO,
RONNIE |
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3 |
ANDONI,
BORANA |
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4 |
ANTONAKOS,
GREG |
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5 |
ANTONE,
TONY |
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6 |
ARCHER,
JOHNNY |
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7 |
ASCOLESE,
DAVE |
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8 |
AUIGBELLE,
SPENCER |
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9 |
BABRAVICH,
JOHN |
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10 |
BAILEY,
CARL |
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11 |
BARRETTA,
JENNIFER |
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12 |
BATEMAN,
CHRIS |
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13 |
BOEMMELS,
BRENT |
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14 |
BRUCATO,
NICK |
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15 |
BRYANT,
BRITTANY |
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16 |
CARROLL,
BRUCE |
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17 |
CASANZIO,
RON |
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18 |
CHAU,
MANNY |
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19 |
CLOUTIER,
ERIC |
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20 |
CONTE,
VICTOR |
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21 |
COOK,
TED |
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22 |
COPPOLA,
NICK |
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23 |
CORR,
KAREN |
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24 |
COTE,
BILL |
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25 |
CRAWFORD,
MATT |
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26 |
CREAMER,
MARK |
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27 |
CROWE,
JERRY |
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28 |
CULHANE,
ED |
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29 |
CUNNINGHAM,
BOB |
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30 |
CUTLER,
REDGIE |
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31 |
D'ALFONSO,
TOM |
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32 |
DECHAINE,
MIKE |
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33 |
DEMET,
JONATHAN |
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34 |
DEPERTO,
DARRICK |
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35 |
DESERIO,
DAVE |
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36 |
DEUEL,
COREY |
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37 |
DIXON,
DWIGHT |
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DOMINGUEZ,
OSCAR |
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DROST,
HENDRIK |
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DRYDEN,
PAUL |
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DUNN,
MIKE |
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ENGEL,
JESSIE |
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FAIRCHILD,
KATHRYN |
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FERNANDEZ,
DAVE |
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FIRESTER,
JEFF |
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FLEMMING,
JEFF |
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GARIBELLO,
YESID |
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GILDEA,
TOM |
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GOTTIER,
JIM |
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GRANNIS,
RICK |
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GRAU,
DAVE |
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HARPER,
COREY |
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HART,
ROB |
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HATCH,
DENNIS |
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HERRING,
EARL |
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HILTON,
ANGELO |
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HOGUE,
GREG |
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HOHMANN,
THORSTEN |
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HU, ERIC |
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JAMES
JR, JON |
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JECEN,
JED |
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KAM,
MARCO |
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KETZ,
KEVIN |
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KIAMCO,
WARREN |
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KIELAR,
ADAM |
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KIMMETT,
DALE |
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KLATT,
JASON |
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KNIGHT,
RICHARD |
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KRAH,
MATT |
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LABONTE,
RANDY |
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LEWIS,
BOB |
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LILLIS,
STEVE |
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LIPES,
BRIAN |
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LOMBARDO,
HUNTER |
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MACK,
STEVE |
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MATTA,
CLYDE |
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McANDREWS,
GREGG |
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McGONAGLE,
TOM |
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MICHAS,
JASON |
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MILLER,
ROGER |
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MILLS,
DAVE |
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MORRA,
JOHN |
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MORRA,
MARIO |
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MURPHY,
SCOTT |
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NORMANDIN,
DANY |
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OLIVEIRA,
NELSON |
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ONEY,
WILLY |
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PAQUIN,
ROGER |
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PENSGEN,
PAUL |
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PEREL,
MARK |
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PETROV,
IVAYLO |
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PHILP,
RUSS |
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PIERCEY,
JESSE |
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PINKSTON,
DAVE |
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PLATONOV,
ALEX |
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PLONSKI,
JAY |
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PROVOST,
DEMIAN |
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RICHARD,
KYLE |
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RIVERA,
LIONEL |
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ROCHA,
CLEITON |
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ROCKWELL,
JEROME |
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ROZONEWSKI,
PAUL |
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SAEZ,
ROBB |
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SAKELL,
ROB |
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SOUCIE, ED |
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SAUR,
ED |
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SHAW,
JAYSON |
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SHLEMPERIS,
DAVE |
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SHUFF,
BRANDON |
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SINICROPI
JR, JOE |
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SMITH,
JACK |
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SOSSEI,
JEREMY |
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STASKOWSKI,
ROB |
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STERNQUIST,
PAUL |
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SZUTER,
CHRIS |
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TETREAULT,
MATT |
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TOOHIG,
MIKE |
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TRUSCOTT,
RANDALL |
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JIM |
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VAN
BOENING, SHANE |
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VICKIO,
LOUIS |
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WALLACE,
MIKE |
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CODY |
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WAY,
STEVE |
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WILKIE,
SHAUN |
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WISHWANICK,
MIKE |
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MIKE |
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| Dechaine
Wins Ocean State 9-Ball Championship |
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Mike Dechaine has a number of major
titles to his credit, already in his career. But
one title that has eluded him the last two years
was the Joss NE 9-Ball Tour's Ocean State 9-Ball
Tournament at Snookers Billiards in Providence,
RI. In 2010, Dechaine finished in second to Mika
Immonen. Dechaine got closer in 2011, when he beat
Tom D'Alfonso on the first set of the finals, but
lost in the second set.
This year, Dechaine left no doubts as he cruised
to an undefeated win over a field of 72 players
and will finally be able to see the banner lifted
to the rafters with his name on it.
Dechaine took the hot-seat with a 9-0 win over Jeremy
Sossei that was finished in roughly 30 minutes.
Sossei went to the one loss side and found Brett
Stottlemyer waiting. Stottlemyer had just defeated
Ronnie Alcano, but Sossei made it look easy with
a 9-3 win over Stottlemyer.
The true double elimination finals wouldn't even
come close to a second set as Dechaine cruised to
a 9-3 win over Sossei for his first Ocean State
title.
Dechaine commented after the tournament, "This
event is one I have wanted to win for year. Now
my name can hang along side some of the best names
in pool.". Dechaine went on to send out his
thanks to his sponsors Predator Billiards and Snookers
Billiards.
Although he settled for second place, Sossei's finish
was enough to move him to the top of the points
list. Dechaine moved into second place with Ron
Casanzio, Nelson Oliveira and Matt Tetreault filling
out the top five places.
The next event on the Joss NE 9-Ball Tour is the
Turning Stone Classic XX on January 10th - 13th
at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino in Verona,
NY.
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| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Mike Dechaine $2,500.00
2nd Jeremy Sossei $1,800.00
3rd Brett Stottlemyer $1,400.00
4th Ronnie Alcano $1,100.00
5th Joe Dupuis $850.00
5th Jason Michas $850.00
7th Mike Davis $600.00
7th Nelson Oliviera $600.00
9th Earl Herring $400.00
9th Dave Grau $400.00
9th Ron Cosanzio $400.00
9th Jayson Shaw $400.00
13th Noel Bensurto $225.00
13th Steve Mack $225.00
13th Kevin Bauccio $225.00
13th Tom D'Alfonso $225.00 |
|
Earl "The Pearl"
Strickland |
Strickland Over Dechaine
at Raxx Joss Tour Stop |
Earl Strickland continued
his dominance of pool on the East Coast with an
undefeated run through the field of 31 other players
to win the Joss NE 9-Ball Tour's stop at Raxx Billiards
in West Hempstead, NY over the November 10th - 11th
weekend.
Strickland was only one of the marquee players in
this one, as Mike Dechaine, Jeremy Sossei, Jayson
Shaw and Shaun Wilkie were also in the field and
would not have been considered surprises to snap
this event off.
Wilkie found himself on the left side of the board
early Saturday after a second round loss to Nelson
Oliveira. Dechaine was sent away from the winners
side by Sossei 9-8 in the final eight undefeated
players, and Sossei quickly followed 9-7 at the
hand of Jayson Shaw.
After Strickland sent Oliveira to the left side,
it was down to Earl and Jayson for the hot-seat.
Jayson has been taking on just about every world
beater on the East Coast lately, but this match
went to Earl 9-5 for the hot-seat.
On the one loss side, Wilkie had a nice run of four
match wins before being eliminated by Dechaine.
Sossei's stay on the left side was a short one as
he was quickly eliminated by Mike Badsteubner.
Dechaine's run on the left side was no easy chore
as he defeated Mike Zuglan, Wilkie, Oliveira, Badsteubner
(a nice 4th place finish) and Shaw to earn his place
against Strickland in the finals.
The final match between Strickland and Dechaine
would be hard to pick a favorite for, but Earl took
control of the first (and only) set to win 9-6 for
first place.
Strickland's win puts him at number 8 on the Joss
Tour points list. Dechaine's runner-up finish moves
him from 5th to 4th on the list. Ron Casanzio remains
on top of the list, with Sossei one spot behind
in second.
The second chance event on Sunday drew eight players
and saw Chris Lazarovitch tested by Brent Boemmels
in a two set final.
Lazarovitch took the hot-seat with a 3-2 win over
Boemmels, but Boemmels came back and beat Lazarovitch
3-1 in the first set of the finals. Lazarovitch
bounced back and took the second set of the finals
3-0 for the tournament win.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be at Snookers Billiards
this weekend for the 24th Ocean State 9-Ball Championship.
This will be a $5000 added event with no second
chance tournament.
Players are also reminded that the Turning Stone
Classic is coming up in January and the field is
already 75% full. Interested players are urged to
contact Mike Zuglan at 518-356-7163 to reserve their
spot now.
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| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Earl Strickland $1,000.00
2nd Mike Dechaine $750.00
3rd Jayson Shaw $550.00
4th Mike Fingers $400.00
5th Nelson Oliviera $250.00
5th Jeremy Sossei $250.00
7th Shaun Wilkie $125.00
7th Lionel Rivera $125.00 Second
Chance Payouts
1st Chris Lazaravitch $300.00
2nd Brent Boemmels $200.00
3rd Scott Murphy $100.00
4th Rich Lang $60.00 |
| Sossei
snares Al Conte Memorial Win |
Jeremy Sossei |
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour celebrated
the life of well known east coast table mechanic
Al Conte with their Al Conte Memorial Tournament
at Hippo's House of Billiards on November 3rd and
4th with a field of 52 players.
While the two day event was all about remembering
Conte, the tournament belonged to Jeremy Sossei
who cruised through the field undefeated for his
first Joss Tour win of the new season.
Sossei Tour points leader Ron Cosanzio 9-5 for the
hot-seat and then defeated Adam Keilar 9-3 in the
finals after Keilar dispatched Cosanzio 9-7 in the
semi-final match.
Cosanzio's third place finish was enough to keep
him in the tour points list lead after four events.
The second chance tournament on Sunday drew sixteen
players and witnessed another undefeated run as
Russ Philp defeated Spencer Auigbelle for both the
hot-seat and again in the finals.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be back in action this
weekend (November 10th - 11th) at Raxx Pool Room
in West Hempstead, NY.
Players are also reminded that the Turning Stone
Classic is coming up in January and the field is
already 75% full. Interested players are urged to
contact Mike Zuglan at 518-356-7163 to reserve their
spot now.
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| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Jeremy Sossei $1,150.00
2nd Adam Keiler $800.00
3rd Ron Cosanzio $600.00
4th Nelson Oliviera $450.00
5th Greg Antonakos $325.00
5th Geoff Montgomery $325.00
7th Dave Dreidel $200.00
7th Jerry Crowe $200.00
9th Victor Conte Jr. $100.00
9th Phil Davis $100.00
9th Dwight Dixon $100.00
9th Mike Zuglan $100.00 Second
Chance Payouts
1st Russ Philp $300.00
2nd Spencer Auigbelle $200.00
3rd Paul Rozonewski $150.00
4th Brian Lipes $90.00
5th Willie Oney $40.00
5th Bill Cote $40.00 |
| Cosanzio
undefeated for Joss Tour Win |
Ron
Cosanzio went undefeated through a field of 31
other players to win the third stop on the Joss
NE 9-Ball Tour's 2012/2013 schedule at Premium
Billiards in Syracuse, Ny.
Cosanzio and Russ Philp faced off for the hot-seat
on Sunday, which was won by Cosanzio with a 9-8
scoreline.
On the one loss side, Philp found Spencer Auigbelle
waiting. Auigbelle had lost his first match of
the tournament, but came back through the left
side of the board to earn his place in the semi-finals.
That match would be another hill-hill battle with
the same result for Philp; a hill-hill loss.
The double elimination finals would only go one
set, with Cosanzio scoring a 9-5 win in the match.
The win moves Cosanzio to the top of the Joss
Tour's points list.
The 2nd chance event on Sunday saw Ed Saur go
undefeated with wins over Dave Mills for both
the hot-seat and in the finals.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be at Hippo's House
of Billiards in Utica, NY for their next stop
on November 3rd and 4th.
Players are also urged to get their entries in
for January's Turning Stone Classic. Players can
contact Mike Zuglan at 518-356-7163.
- by AzB staff
AZBilliards.com |
| Complete Results: |
Main Event
Payouts
1st Ron Casanzio $1,000.00
2nd Spencer Auigbelle $650.00
3rd Russ Philp $500.00
4th Dave Grau $400.00
5th Jerry Crowe $250.00
5th Mike Renshaw $250.00
7th Ed Saur $100.00
7th Dwight Dixon $100.00
Second Chance Payouts
1st Ed Saur $300.00
2nd Dave Mills $200.00
3rd Damon Sobers $110.00
4th Dom Martoccia $70.00 |
|
Mike Dechaine and Gareth Steele |
Dechaine Kicks Off New
Joss Tour Season With Win |
Mike Dechaine bounced
back from a late loss to Gareth Steele, only to
avenge that loss in the finals and win the first
stop on the 2012/2013 Joss NE 9-Ball Tour on September
29th and 30th at TJ's Classic Billiards in Waterville,
Me.
In this field of 41 players, it was Steele who captured
the hot-seat with a 9-5 win over Dechaine. Dechaine
didn't stay on the one loss side for long, as he
defeated Jeremy Sossei 9-6 to set up the rematch
with Steele in the true double elimination final
match.
The first set was a close one, but Dechaine captured
the set 9-7 to force a second set. That second set
was all Dechaine with a lopsided 9-3 scoreline.
Dechaine earned $1050 for the win, while Steele
settled for $800 in second place prize money.
The second chance tournament on Sunday also saw
a comeback winner, as Cleiton Rocha lost to Phil
Davis in the final four players on the winners side,
but came back to Rick Matarazzo, Bill Cote, Davis
and Joe Dupuis in the finals.
The win was worth $320 for Rocha, with Dupuis taking
home $240 for second.
|
| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Mike Dechaine $1,050.00
2nd Gareth Steele $800.00
3rd Jeremy Sossei $650.00
4th Landon Shuffett $500.00
5th Matt Tetreault $300.00
5th Nelson Oliviera $300.00
7th Cody Francis $150.00
7th Mark Haddad $150.00 Second Chance
Payouts
1st Cleiton Rocha $320.00
2nd Joe Dupuis $240.00
3rd Phil Davis $160.00
4th Bill Cote $100.00
5th Rick Matarazzo $40.00
5th Mike Bradford $40.00 |
| Tetreault
Forges Comeback Win over Casanzio at Joss Tour Stop
|
Ron Casanzio, Tim Berlin and
Matt Tetreault |
The old adage goes that the first
and the last games in a race are the hardest to
win. That was certainly the case for Ron Casanzio
in the finals of the Joss NE 9-Ball Tour stop at
Sharpshooters Billiards in Amsterdam, Ny.
The event drew a field of 47 players and the winners
side came down to Matt Tetreault and Chance Chin
for the hot-seat. That match would be fairly one
sided with Tetreault winning 9-4 to send Chin to
the one loss side.
On the one loss side, Casanzio was on a roll and
he kept that momentum going with a 9-5 win over
Chin to send Chin to the rail in third place.
The first set of the double elimination finals saw
Casanzio score a 9-6 win over Tetreault to force
a second set. It wasn't the first game that Casanzio
had problems with in the second set. The first game
came early and Casanzio raced to an 8-2 lead in
the race to nine. The last game proved to be elusive
though, as Tetreault won the next seven games for
the 9-8 victory and his first Joss NE 9-Ball Tour
victory.
The second chance event drew 22 players back to
Sharpshooters on Sunday and saw Bruce Carroll bounce
back from a loss to Jordan Labbe to double dip Brent
Boemmels in the finals. Carroll had wins over John
Babravich, James Chemaly and Labbe on the one loss
side, and then defeated Boemmels 3-0 and 3-2 in
the double elimination finals.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will now take a break until
the end of October with their next event at Premium
Billiards in Syracuse on October 27th and 28th.
Players are also encouraged to get their entries
in for the Turning Stone Classic XX on January 10th
- 13th. Players can contact Mike Zuglan at 518-356-7163
to reserve their post in the event.
|
| Complete Results: |
Main
Event Payouts
1st Matt Tetreault $1,100.00
2nd Ron Casanzio $800.00
3rd Chance Chin $600.00
4th Nelson Oliviera $450.00
5th Joe Dupuis $300.00
5th Tom Acciavatti $300.00
7th Paul Bounds $150.00
7th Jason Michas $150.00
9th Angelo Hilton $75.00
9th Dave Fernandez $75.00
9th Brent Boemmels $75.00
9th Jordan Labbe $75.00 Second Chance
Payouts
1st Bruce Carroll $340.00
2nd Brent Boemmels $240.00
3rd Jordan Labbe $160.00
4th James Chemaly $100.00
5th John Babravitch $50.00
5th Bill Cote $50.00 |
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| Mike Zuglan's Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour |
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Main Event Entry Fees
Pro Entry Fee: $120
Standard Entry Fee: $70 |
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Sunday Non-Pro Event
Entry Fee: $20
Must have played in Main Event |
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Tour Membership Fee: $40/yr
Non Member Fee: $15/event |
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Double Elimination
Races to 9
Finals 2 Races to 9 "When Needed"
(Except Turning Stone Classic events finals which will be One Race
to 13.) |
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Doors open at 10am
Registration Closes at Noon
Matches begin at 1pm |
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Dress Code for Regular Events:
No T-shirts, Sweats, Tanks or Shorts.
Dress Code for Turning Stone Classic Events:
Dress Pants, Dress or Collared Shirt and Shoes.
NO EXCEPTIONS!
Neat & Clean Appearance
At our discretion! |
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Greens Fees:
The Total Prize Fund for all added money events has always been calculated
as follows:
The total of all entry fees, minus 20% per entry "Greens Fees",
plus 100% of the stated added money equals the Total Prize Fund.
("Greens Fees" include $10 per player to the Tournament
Director for running the event. All remaining monies go to the host
site for use of their facility.) |
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June 1-2, 2013
$1500/$500 added |
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Snookers Billiards, Bar & Grill
53 Ashburton St.
Providence, RI 02904
401.351.7665 directions
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