| Next Stop on the
Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour |
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June
7 & 8, 2025
$1,500/$500 Added
Entry Fee - Pro $120, Non Pro $70
Host: Paul Troxell
Snookers Sports Billiards, Bar & Grill
53 Ashburton St.
Providence, RI 02904
401.351.7665
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Full
2024-25 Schedule |
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2024-25 Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour Top 5 Points Leaders
(Stop #17)
1st
Bucky Souvanthong 1225
2nd Jeremy Sossei 1070
3rd Ron Casanzio 995
4th Bob Madenjian 850
5th Dave Hall 550
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| L-R 12 under, Liam Phillips 1st, Tim Berlin
owner, Hunter Mickel 2nd |
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| L-R 18 under, Tim Berlin owner, Kevin Bryant
2nd, Jake Jackson 1st, Julie Berlin |
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| LIAM
PHILLIPS WINS THE UNDER 12 AND JAKE JACKSON WINS THE UNDER 18
DIVISIONS AT SHARP SHOOTERS |
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| Moritz Neuhausen 2nd & Lee Van Corteza
Champion |
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| CORTEZA
OVER NEUHAUSEN TO WIN TURNING STONE CLASSIC XL |
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Everyone,
Here is the complete order of finish for Mike Zuglan's Joss Northeast
9-Ball Tour's, "Turning Stone Classic XL 9-Ball Open",
which was held on Jan. 9-12, 2025. The event was $25,000 added
with a total prize fund of $47,000. There was a full field of
128 players. All players were paid in cash immediately upon their
elimination from the event!
1st $10,000 Lee Van Corteza (Phil)
2nd $6,500 Moritz Neuhausen (Ger)
3rd $4,000 Christoph Neumayer
4th $2,700 Dan Hewitt (Can)
5/6th $2,000 each - Jesse Piercey (Can) & Erik Hjorleifson
(Can)
7/8th $1,600 each - Jeremy Sossei & Mika Immonen
9/12th $1,200 each - Tyler Henninger, Steve Mack, Jayson Shaw
& Aaron Greenwood
13/16th $950 each - Hunter Lombardo, Chris Szuter, Mhet Vergara
& Kevin Clark
17/24th $599 each - Aro Majumder, Vince Beaurivage (Can), Jonathan
Smith, Eric Cloutier (Can), Earl Herring, Caroline Pao, Matt Krah
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Frank Hernandez
25/32nd $400 each - Tom Cayer (Can), Ruslan Chinakhov (Rus), Dave
Shlemperis, Bucky Souvanthong, Dave Pinkston, Josh Friedberg,
Barry Hetherington (Can), John Morra (Can)
33/48th - Rob Hart, Waleed Hashem (Can), Jake Jackson, Marco
Kam, Mike Donnelly, Randy Labonte, Pat Fleming, Dan Sharlow, Henry
Good,
Rohit Aggarwal, Chris Tiru, Brad Guthrie (Can), Brian Vu, Jim
McManus, John Francisco & Dan Mulhollen
49/64th - Joey Cicero (Can), Brian Russell, Dave Callaghan, Troy
Deocharran, Scott Brown, Pascal Dufresne, Holden Chin, Nick Coppola,
Gregg McAndrews,
Marc Ciappa, Tom McGonagle, Alvin Thomas, Harold, Rousseau (Can),
Mike Toohig, Chris Pringle, Jimmy Rivera
65/96th - Jim Prather, Dwight Dixon, Matt Harricharan, Jerome
Rockwell, Jean Guy Belliveau (Can), Jude Rosenstock, Ed Culhane,
Dave Mills,
Eddie Epperson, Lawrence Mitchell, Bob Cunningham, Joe Smith,
Steve Motilal, Kyle Smith, Rachel Lang, Justin Muller, George
Lashoff,
Martin Daigle (Can), Ranulf Tamba, Rebecca Teese, Martin Longmire,
Denys Zbikowski (Can), Larry Phlegar, Jordan Turner, Glen Van
Court,
Garrett Vaughan, Grayson Vaughan, Doug Brown (Can), Alan Gordon,
Tom Walsh, Kevin West, Frank Wolak
97/128th - Kevin Scalzitti, Paul Dryden, Sean Martin, Julie Madlener,
Jason Robichaud (Can), Steve Barrie, Ron Williams, Brandon Fletcher,
Linda Cheung,
Greg Spath, Andrea Duvall, Sean Santoro, John Dennis, Steven W.
Smith, Jay Chiu, Bud Robideau, Dave Powis, Lee Mangos, Dave Fontaine,
Dave Copperwheat, Pat Byrne, Steve Sutton, Derek Hart, Kent Wuethrich,
Brian Namulik, Dave Fernandez, Norm Pomainville, Chris Crawford,
Ron Casanzio, Doug Masiero, Jack Smith, Paul Rozonewski
Final Players
List
Our Second Chance event had a field of 31 players with a total
prize fund of $1,550.
1st $500 - Garrett Vaughan
2nd $300 - Grayson Vaughan
3/4th $175 each - Jordan Turner & Doug Masiero
5/8th $100 each - Frank Wolak, Mike Toohig, John Francisco &
Dan Sharlow
$1,500 Joss Cue raffle winner, Eric Clarke
$1,500 Joss Cue raffle winner, Mike Horvath
Story by AZBilliards.com
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| Moritz Neuhausen |
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| NEUHAUSEN
GOES UNDEFEATED FOR TURNING STONE CLASSIC WIN |
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Germany’s Moritz Neuhausen capped off an undefeated run
through a field of 128 players to win the Turning Stone Classic
XXXIX, held at the Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona,
NY on August 29th – September 1st.
Neuhausen got things underway with back to back 9-0
shutouts against tour regulars Bob Lewis and Holden Chin. “The
Giant Killer” Jeremy Sossei was up next, and he took Neuhausen
to the hill at 8-8 before Neuhausen could put him away.
Neuhausen’s next match was against a newcomer
on the pro scene, Turkey’s Mustafa Alnar. Alnar led the match
most of the way, until Neuhausen finally clawed his way ahead late
in the match. It still came down to hill-hill before a missed 4-ball
by Alnar resulted in a 9-8 win over Neuhausen.
As if back to back hill-hill matches wasn’t
enough stress for the young German, Neuhausen’s next opponent,
New York’s Aaron Greenwood also took him to hill-hill before
Neuhausen pocketed the final 9-ball for the match win.
Neuhausen then made quick work for Christoph Neumayer
(9-4) to setup the hot-seat match against Mika Immonen. Immonen,
a two time Turning Stone Classic Champion, was looking like the
Mika of old, with notables wins over Canadian Champion Erik Hjorliefson,
American Young Gun Lukas Fracasso-Verner and young Filipino hotshot
Michael Baoanan. The hot-seat match was a close one, with neither
player able to build more than a two rack lead. Neuhausen got to
the hill first at 8-6 and went on to close Immonen out at 9-6.
Immonen dispatched with Baoanan 9-6 and the rematch
with Neuhausen in the finals was underway. Neuhausen quickly built
a 6-2 lead and looked to be in complete control at 9-3, but Immonen
didn’t win two US Open 9-Ball Championship titles by rolling
over when he trailed in a match. Immonen win five straight racks
to get back to win one at 9-8. Then it was Neuhausen’s turn
to take control of the match, as he won three racks to take the
hill at 12-8. Immonen had one more run in him, as he won three straight
to get within one again, at 12-11 but an early scratch in the 24th
rack by Immonen was his last trip to the table and Neuhausen ran
out for the 13-11 win, and his first Turning Stone Classic title.
Here is the complete order of finish for Mike Zuglan's Joss Northeast
9-Ball Tour's, "Turning Stone Classic XXXIX 9-Ball Open",
which was Aug 29 - Sept 1, 2024. The event was $25,000 added with
a total prize fund of $47,000. There was a full field of 128 players.
All players were paid in cash immediately upon their elimination
from the event!
1st $10,000 Moritz Neuhausen
2nd $6,500 Mika Immonen
3rd $4,000 Michael Baoanan (Phil)
4th $2,700 Christoph Neumayer
5/6th $2,000 each - Jeremy Sossei & Mustafa Alnar (N Cyprus)
7/8th $1,600 each - Bucky Souvanthong & Jayson Shaw
9/12th $1,200 each - Byrzen Manipula (Can), Mhet Vergara, Aaron
Greenwood & Lukas Fracasso-Verner
13/16th $950 each - Rob Hart, Erik Hjorleifson (Can), Alex Bausch
& Jonas Souto (Sp)
17/24th $599 each - Jeff Kennedy (Can), Jonathan Smith, Georgi Georgiev
(Bulg), Ron Casanzio, Rick Miller, Chris Szuter, Tom Cayer (Can)
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Dan Hewitt (Can)
25/32nd $400 each - Yesid Garibello, Kevin Clark, Marco Kam, Rodney
Morris, Caroline Pao, Steve Mack, Grayson Vaughan & Jimmy Rivera
33/48th - Jim Prather, Brad Guthrie (Can), Cleiton Rocha, Paul Roeraade,
Dan Sharlow, Tyler Henninger, Barry Hetherington (Can), Doug Masiero,
John Dennis, Cody Francis, John Francisco, Nick Torraca, JJ Faul,
Ben Werblow, Dave Fernandez & Matt Krah
49/64th - Rob Sakell (Can), Aidan Wagner, Dwight Dixon, Pascal Dufresne,
Johnny Archer, Julie Madlener, Dave Pinkston, Steve Sutton,
Brendan Ince, Sourith Thammavong, Jordan Turner, Jason Robichaud
(Can), Frank Hernandez, Brian Lipes, Jerome Rockwell
& Marty Ciccia
65/96th - Jim Kearney, Tom Acciavatti, Len Gianfrate,
Bud Robideau, Rachel Lang, Robert Lee, John Lewis, Henry Good, Sean
Santoro,
Martin Longmire, Hendrik Drost, Christine Cockrell, Ryan P Smith,
Steven W Smith, Holden Chin, Eddie Epperson Greg Antonakos,
Joe Borsellino (Can), Rick Bentley, Brandon Fletcher, Jacques Bouchard
(Can), Alvin Thomas, Chris Tiru, Mike Toohig, Lawrence Mitchell,
Darren Clement (Can), Dave Copperwheat, Jake Jackson, Nick Coppola,
Cory Payne, Nick Antonakos & Don Polo
97/128th - Vince Beaurivage (Can), Chris Crawford,
Ed Culhane, Bill Goodman, Kurt Matheson, Robert Scarmozzino, Bob
Cunningham, Jim McManus,
Dave Shlemperis, Josh Friedberg, Dave Mills, Stephen Barrie, Patrick
Bergeron (Can), Doug Brown (Can), Brian Namulik, Fred Gokey,
Dominic Byrne (Can), Andrea Duvall, Larry Phlegar, Bill Kuhn, Marcus
Haider, Dave Powis, Pat Byrne, Chris Pringle, Garrett Vaughan,
Chris Pyle, Don Reigel, John Restas, Eric Cloutier (Can), Frank
Wolak, Earl Herring & Dave Callaghan
Our Second Chance event had a field of 28 players with a total prize
fund of $1,400.
1st $450 Steve Mack
2nd $250 Rachel Lang
3/4th $150 each - John Francisco, Doug Masiero
5/8th $100 each - Jerome Rockwell, Doug Brown, Dave Callaghan &
Marty Ciccia
$1,500 Joss Cue raffle winner, Dave Mills
$1,500 Joss Cue raffle winner, Josh Friedberg
Turning
Stone bracket courtesy of DigitalPool.com
Story by AZBilliards.com
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| L-R Lukas Fracasso-Verner 1st, Paul Troxell
owner, Bob Madenjian 2nd |
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| FRACASSO-VERNER
IS THE 14TH N.E. POOL & BILLIARD HALL OF FAME CHAMPION AT
SNOOKERS STOP #20 |
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| Dan Janes |
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Pool World has Lost a Great Man of the Sport! |
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As many of our friends, colleagues, and customers know
Dan Janes has passed away. We lost our dear Dan on June
20, 2023.
Dan's life passion was for making the best cue possible.
Throughout his career he had a lifelong quest to continually
improve methods, materials, and aesthetics of the Joss Cue
while insuring they had the best, solid play possible. Dan,
Debbie, and Stephen would sit for hours and plan the approach
to perfect a certain technique. The goal always to make
the best playing, well-built cues with a range of price
points. All cues being equal only some had more inlays or
veneers. The play, the same!
And if you wanted to talk to Dan about almost anything,
especially cues, he would talk with you. Many people were
surprised when it was Dan who answered the phone. He spent
many hours with customers creating their image of the perfect
cue. He was an inspiration to other cue makers and would
spend hours discussing methods, ideas and strategies. Dan
shared his knowledge and his many, many pool, life stories.
He was a special man.
Dan began his life's cue making journey in a small garage
in an area of Baltimore known as Hampden in 1967. Later
in 1975 the business was moved to a new industrial park
in Towson where Joss still resides. By his side his wife
Debbie and son Stephen helped grow the business. Debbie
and Stephen will still run the business and will continue
to craft the same superior quality Joss Cue that we have
been making since 1967. Dan made sure that Debbie and Stephen
were ready for this transition. We have been there every
day beside Dan. Stephen has helped the business evolve with
his own innovative advances and stands behind every cue
he crafts. He has been managing the shop for 44 years. We
will carry on the tradition of making quality customized
Joss Cues.
Dan will be missed immensely by his family. His daughters
Amanda Janes, Kim Moreau and other son Mark Janes are heartbroken.
He is also survived by grandsons, a granddaughter, and
great-grandchildren.
The pool world has lost a great man of the sport!
We are saddened. |
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