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                | DeJa Vu at Turning 
                  Stone Classic XV as Archer Defeats Morris | Winner Johnny Archer, Mike Zuglan, and 
                  runner-up Rodney Morris |   
                | Johnny Archer has taken his sixth Turning Stone 
                  title and pocketed the $8,000 first prize by defeating Rodney 
                  Morris 13-8 in the final match. Oddly, Morris also finished 
                  second to Archer in the last Turning Stone event in December 
                  of 2009 and Dennis Hatch also took third in both events. Mika 
                  Immonen claimed the fourth slot. With his win, Archer also solidly 
                  cemented his number one spot in the BCA rankings. Archer, who 
                  is not happy with his own game at the moment, told us after 
                  the win: "I gotta be honest with you, I don't know how 
                  I won this thing." Well, to us it appeared that he won 
                  it with fantastic shotmaking and unbelievable cue ball position 
                  and speed control. He never tasted a single loss the entire 
                  week and he defeated most of his opponents by handsome margins. 
                  If this was Archer on an off week, the rest of the pro pool 
                  world is in real trouble when he gets his game back. 
                  
                  Notable moments of the week included the match between Shane 
                  Van Boening and Mika Immonen where Van Boening took control 
                  of the match early and romped off to a 5-1 lead over world number-one 
                  ranked Immonen. Van Boening had total control of the table and 
                  appeared to be headed to a big win when Immonen began his comeback 
                  and completely turned the tables on Van Boening to win the match 
                  9-5, never letting Van Boening have another rack win or even 
                  any air with which to regain the momentum. Another feat of note 
                  was the entire performance of Liz Ford who defeated man after 
                  man to finish in a tie for thirteenth. Ford now carries a valid 
                  argument with anyone who says that the women cannot hang with 
                  the men on the pro level. 
                  
                  On the final day, Rodney Morris and Dennis Hatch put on two 
                  crowd-pleasing matches with Morris coming out on top in both 
                  matches. The second match took less than 45 minutes as the two 
                  big hearts slugged it out in front of the Accu-Stats cameras. 
                  A highlight for all of the fans who could not be at the event 
                  in person was that Pat Fleming brought the Accu-Stats camera 
                  equipment to Turning Stone and put on a flawless free stream 
                  that was enjoyed by the largest audience that we at AZBilliards 
                  have ever enjoyed. Over 9,000 unique visitors per day were able 
                  to watch a stream that never chopped up or froze except when 
                  the casino lost all power for an hour on Friday. Our heartfelt 
                  thanks go out to the entire Accu-Stats crew for their efforts, 
                  to "Upstate" Al Leon for his tireless commentating 
                  and to Fran Crimi for bringing her analytical expertise into 
                  the commentary booth. We are also very grateful that Simonis 
                  Cloth, the TAP league system and Lucasi Hybrid cues provided 
                  the financial backing required to produce such a stream. 
                  
                  This was the fifteenth edition of the Turning Stone Classic 
                  produced by Mike Zuglan. It is held in the grand auditorium 
                  of the beautiful Turning Stone Resort and Casino and is unique 
                  in that spectator admission is free. This is a fabulous venue 
                  filled with a plethora of fine restaurants and entertainment 
                  options. For anyone in the northeastern United States the Turning 
                  Stone event is an excellent choice as a consideration for your 
                  pool-related vacation. 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Johnny Archer $8,000 (Total 
                  Prize Fund = $41,400) 2nd Rodney Morris $5,000
 3rd Dennis Hatch $3,600
 4th Mika Immonen $2,600
 5/6th Mike Dechaine $2,000
 5/6th Jeremy Sossei $2,000
 7/8th Thorsten Hohmann $1,600
 7/8th Ralf Souquet $1,600
 9/12th Ernesto Dominguez $1,200
 9/12th Joe Dipietro $1,200
 9/12th Shawn Wilkie $1,200
 9/12th Jeff Kennedy $1,200
 13/16th Liz Ford $850
 13/16th Manny Chau $850
 13/16th Shane Van Boening $850
 13/16th Shawn Putnam $850
 17/24th Brian Holmes $550
 17/24th Eric Hjorleifson $550
 17/24th Kevin Guimond $550
 17/24th Charlie Williams $550
 17/24th Guy Bedard $550
 17/24th Ron Casanzio $550
 17/24th Marc Vidal $550
 17/24th Tim Perry $550
 25/32nd Dave Daya $300
 25/32nd Jeff Smolen $300
 25/32nd Dave Fernandez $300
 25/32nd Spencer Auigbelle $300
 25/32nd Oscar Bonilla $300
 25/32nd Chris Szuter $300
 25/32nd Trevor Braymore $300
 25/32nd Ray McNamara $300
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                | Attention Players 
                  and Fans: Turning Stone Classic XV 9-Ball Open |   
                | The Joss Northeast 
                    9-Ball Tour's $25,000 Added Turning Stone Classic XV 9-Ball 
                    Open will take place on August 19-22 at the beautiful Turning 
                    Stone Resort & Casino. (Verona NY-- www.turningstone.com ). 
                    This great event will once again consist of a full field of 
                    128 of some of the worlds best players. Some of the headline 
                    players include, 5 time Turning Stone Classic Champion Johnny 
                    Archer. The current Pro Player Of The Year, Mika Immonen. 
                    Former Turning Stone Classic Champion and Gold Medalist, Ralf 
                    Souquet. And the list goes on. 
                     
                    Once again spectator admission for this world class event 
                    will be FREE. Not only is admission FREE, but Turning Stone 
                    will be giving away 250, $5.00 free play and 250, $5.00 match 
                    play coupons Each day of the event for a total give away of 
                    $10,000!! Only 1 coupon per person per day will be honored. 
                    Also, Turning Stone now sells adult beverages facility wide 
                    for your pleasure. 
                     
                    The Event Center at Turning Stone is one of the best venues 
                    for a major tournament such as ours that you will ever find. 
                    There are NO bad seats, and the layout allows you to mingle 
                    with all of the players, giving you the feeling of being part 
                    of the action yourself. Will we also be giving away a limited 
                    number of collectable posters so you can get your favorite 
                    player's autograph. There is also a complete full service 
                    snack bar right in the arena serving all your favorites. While 
                    there, you will even be able to pick up some wanted billiard 
                    supplies or have on site work done on your cue. 
                     
                    So come to Turning Stone Resort & Casino, August 19-22, 
                    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 live stream and live scoring courtesy 
                    of www.azbilliards.com . 
                     
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                | Dennis Hatch | Hatch wins Amsterdam Joss Tour Stop |   
                | The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour ended 
                  their 2009/2010 regular season at Main Street Billiards in Amsterdam 
                  New York where it more of the same story we have reported all 
                  year on the tour; another undefeated win for Dennis Hatch. 
                  
                  This time, Hatch took the hot-seat with a 9-7 win over Lyn Wechsler, 
                  and after a lopsided 9-2 win over Canadian Spencer Auigbelle, 
                  Hatch finished the event off with a 9-6 win over Wechsler in 
                  the finals. 
                  
                  Hatch took home $1000 for first place, while Wechsler settled 
                  for $700 in second place prize money. 
                  
                  As is now the case at each tour stop, tour director Mike Zuglan 
                  held a $500 added second chance event on Sunday. That event 
                  was won by Kevin Ketz, who defeated Jeff Smolen in the finals. 
                  
                  Ketz earned $340 for the win, with Smolen taking $220 for second. 
                  
                  While the regular season is now complete, the true season finale 
                  will be in two weeks at the Turning Stone Casino in Verona, 
                  NY for the $25,000 added Turning Stone Classic XV. We will be 
                  joining forces with Accu-Stats to provide streaming coverage 
                  of this great event, as well as real time scoring for the entire 
                  event. 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | Main Event 
                  Payouts 1st Dennis Hatch $1,000.00
 2nd Lyn Wechsler $700.00
 3rd Spencer Auigbelle $550.00
 4th Dwight Dixon $400.00
 5th Ron Cosanzio $250.00
 5th Jeremy Sossei $250.00
 7th Jeff Montgomery $100.00
 7th Kevin Guimond $100.00 
                  
                  Second Chance Payouts
 1st Kevin Ketz $340.00
 2nd Jeff Smolen $220.00
 3rd Brent Boemmels $140.00
 4th Bruce Carroll $100.00
 5th Walter Szydlowski $50.00
 5th Tim Parisian $50.00
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                | Attention Players 
                  and Fans |   
                | The Joss Northeast 
                    9-Ball Tour's last regular season event for the 2009/2010 
                    season will take place on August 7 & 8, 2010 at Main Street 
                    Billiards (35 East Main St. Amsterdam NY 12010, 518-705-1173) 
                    with a $1,500/$500 added prize fund. I am calling this event 
                    the official "Turning Stone Warm Up Event". Our 
                    hosts at Main Street are Robert and Ralph Parillo. They deserve 
                    our thanks for hosting what is sure to be another great event. 
                    The Parillo family also owns a couple of the best restaurants 
                    in the northeast, Parillo's Armory Grill & La Cucina di 
                    Parillo. Both restaurants are within minutes of the room and 
                    specialize in Italian-American Cuisine. There will also be 
                    a variety of homemade food and beverages during the event. 
                    We will even be competing on tables previously used at a Turning 
                    Stone event. That is why this is the true TS warm-up tourney! 
                     
                       
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                    Robert has also arranged a discount rate of $65 per night 
                    at the nearby (walking Distance) Americas Best Value Inn. 
                    Call them at 518-843-5760 and mention the Joss Tournament 
                    at Main Street Billiards to get the rate. 
                     
                    This event will be played in our popular new format once again 
                    which is as follows:  
                    There will be a Sat & Sun $1,500 Added main event with 
                    entry fees of $120 for pro level players, and $70 for non 
                    pro level players. The tournament director will make the determination 
                    of pro vs non pro. I can tell you this much, if you have ever 
                    won a Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour event, or similar event, 
                    you amongst others, will definitely be pro level! On Sunday 
                    we will have a $500 added, double elimination, short race 
                    to 3 tournament for only those non pro level players that 
                    were eliminated from the main event on Saturday. The entry 
                    fee for this event is only $20!! Both events will run simultaneously 
                    on Sunday. 
                     
                    For those of you coming to play, please arrive by NOON on 
                    Saturday August 7 in Proper dress please!! For those of you 
                    coming to watch, play will begin on Sat at approximately 1pm 
                    and on Sunday at noon or earlier. 
                     
                    Don't forget our season finale, The $25,000 Added Turning 
                    Stone Classic XV 9-Ball Open on August 19-22 2010 at the beautiful 
                    Turning Stone Resort & Casino (Verona NY). www.turningstone.com  
                    The field is full at 128 and spectator admission is once again 
                    FREE!! I will have more big news in a future email notice 
                    in a week or so. 
                     
                    I would like to remind all of you to please frequent you local 
                    billiard parlors and utilize our sponsors products. They need 
                    our support especially in these rough times. Remember it's 
                    summer and the pool(hall) is open!! See you all at Main Street, 
                    Mike Zuglan (518-356-7163)
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                | Turning Stone Classic 
                  XV August 19th-22nd Players List (Updated 7/31 - Subject to change)
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                        | 1 | ALICEA, 
                          JOHN |  |   
                        | 2 | ARCHER, 
                          JOHNNY |  |   
                        | 3 | BABRAVICH, 
                          JOHN |  |   
                        | 4 | BAILEY, 
                          CARL |  |   
                        | 5 | BARRETTA, 
                          JENNIFER |  |   
                        | 6 | BATEMAN, 
                          CHRIS |  |   
                        | 7 | BEDARD, 
                          GUY |  |   
                        | 8 | BOEMMELS, 
                          BRENT |  |   
                        | 9 | BONILLA, 
                          OSCAR |  |   
                        | 10 | BOYLE, 
                          ED |  |   
                        | 11 | BRAYMORE, 
                          TREVOR |  |   
                        | 12 | BRUCATO, 
                          NICK |  |   
                        | 13 | CASANZIO, 
                          RON |  |   
                        | 14 | CHAU, 
                          MANNY |  |   
                        | 15 | CHIN, 
                          HOLDEN |  |   
                        | 16 | CLARK, 
                          KEVIN |  |   
                        | 17 | CLOUTIER, 
                          ERIC |  |   
                        | 18 | CLOWERY, 
                          JARROD |  |   
                        | 19 | COMALLI, 
                          PETE |  |   
                        | 20 | CONTE, 
                          VICTOR |  |   
                        | 21 | CROWE, 
                          JERRY |  |   
                        | 22 | CUNNINGHAM, 
                          BOB |  |   
                        | 23 | DAVIS, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 24 | DAYA, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 25 | DECHAINE, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 26 | DESERIO, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 27 | DEUEL, 
                          COREY |  |   
                        | 28 | DIBUONO, 
                          PAT |  |   
                        | 29 | DIPIETRO, 
                          JOE |  |   
                        | 30 | DIXON, 
                          DWIGHT |  |   
                        | 31 | DOMINGUEZ, 
                          ERNESTO |  |   
                        | 32 | DOMINGUEZ, 
                          OSCAR |  |   
                        | 33 | DUNSMORE, 
                          BILL |  |   
                        | 34 | FERNANDEZ, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 35 | FORD, 
                          LIZ |  |   
                        | 36 | GASPER, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 37 | GOULDING, 
                          STEVE |  |   
                        | 38 | GRANNIS, 
                          RICK |  |   
                        | 39 | GUIMOND, 
                          KEVIN |  |   
                        | 40 | HATCH, 
                          DENNIS |  |   
                        | 41 | HEIDRICH, 
                          DAN |  |   
                        | 42 | HEIDRICH, 
                          TAMIKO |  |   
                        | 43 | HENDERSON, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 44 | HERRING, 
                          EARL |  |   
                        | 45 | HJORLEIFSON, 
                          ERIC |  |   
                        | 46 | HOLMES, 
                          BRIAN |  |   
                        | 47 | HOPKINS, 
                          ALLEN |  |   
                        | 48 | IMMONEN, 
                          MIKA |  |   
                        | 49 | ISAACOWITZ, 
                          BERNARD |  |   
                        | 50 | KAM, 
                          MARCO |  |   
                        | 51 | KEARNS, 
                          TERRY |  |   
                        | 52 | KEITH, 
                          TERRY |  |   
                        | 53 | KENNEDY, 
                          JEFF |  |   
                        | 54 | KERNER, 
                          KEN |  |   
                        | 55 | KETZ, 
                          KEVIN |  |   
                        | 56 | KIMMETT, 
                          DALE |  |   
                        | 57 | KRAH, 
                          MATT |  |   
                        | 58 | LABONTE, 
                          RANDY |  |   
                        | 59 | LAIDLER, 
                          ALAN |  |   
                        | 60 | LAPENA, 
                          AL |  |   
                        | 61 | LaRUSSA, 
                          RICH |  |   
                        | 62 | LEAL, 
                          CHRIS |  |   
                        | 63 | LILLIS, 
                          STEVE |  |   
                        | 64 | LOMBARDO, 
                          HUNTER |  |   
                        | 65 | MATARAZZO, 
                          RICK |  |   
                        | 66 | MATUSHONECK, 
                          ED |  |   
                        | 67 | McANDREWS, 
                          GREGG |  |   
                        | 68 | McKELVEY, 
                          IAN |  |   
                        | 69 | McNAMARA, 
                          RAY |  |   
                        | 70 | MICHAS, 
                          JASON |  |   
                        | 71 | MILLER, 
                          ROGER |  |   
                        | 72 | MONTGOMERY, 
                          GEOFF |  |   
                        | 73 | MOORE, 
                          STEVIE |  |   
                        | 74 | MORIN, 
                          ALEX |  |   
                        | 75 | MORRA, 
                          JOHN |  |   
                        | 76 | MORRIS, 
                          RODNEY |  |   
                        | 77 | MOWERY, 
                          BRUCE |  |   
                        | 78 | MULLER, 
                          JUSTIN |  |   
                        | 79 | MURPHY, 
                          SCOTT |  |   
                        | 80 | NAGLE, 
                          BRUCE |  |   
                        | 81 | NORMANDIN, 
                          DANY |  |   
                        | 82 | NOWLAN, 
                          ASHLEY |  |   
                        | 83 | ONEY, 
                          WILLIAM |  |   
                        | 84 | ORME, 
                          CHRIS |  |   
                        | 85 | PALEY, 
                          JIM |  |   
                        | 86 | PARISIAN, 
                          TIM |  |   
                        | 87 | PEACOCK, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 88 | PENSGEN, 
                          PAUL |  |   
                        | 89 | PERHACH, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 90 | PERRY, 
                          TIM |  |   
                        | 91 | PETROV, 
                          IVAYLO |  |   
                        | 92 | PLONSKI, 
                          JAY |  |   
                        | 93 | POULTON, 
                          GARY |  |   
                        | 94 | PRIEST, 
                          GREG |  |   
                        | 95 | PROVOST, 
                          DEMIAN |  |   
                        | 96 | PUTNAM, 
                          SHAWN |  |   
                        | 97 | RADOMSKI, 
                          ALEX |  |   
                        | 98 | REESE, 
                          JASON |  |   
                        | 99 | ROBERTS, 
                          JAMES |  |   
                        | 100 | ROBLES, 
                          TONY |  |   
                        | 101 | ROCHA, 
                          CLEITON |  |   
                        | 102 | ROCKWELL, 
                          JEROME |  |   
                        | 103 | RODRIGUEZ, 
                          JORGE |  |   
                        | 104 | ROMANOWSKI, 
                          JIM |  |   
                        | 105 | ROMANSKI, 
                          RAY |  |   
                        | 106 | RUSSELL, 
                          RANDY |  |   
                        | 107 | SAN 
                          SOUCIE, ED |  |   
                        | 108 | SMOLEN, 
                          JEFF |  |   
                        | 109 | SMULOWITZ, 
                          LESTER |  |   
                        | 110 | SOSSEI, 
                          JEREMY |  |   
                        | 111 | SOUQUET, 
                          RALF |  |   
                        | 112 | SZUTER, 
                          CHRIS |  |   
                        | 113 | TASCARELLA, 
                          PETE JR |  |   
                        | 114 | TASCARELLA, 
                          PETE SR |  |   
                        | 115 | TETREAULT, 
                          MATT |  |   
                        | 116 | TURK, 
                          CHRIS |  |   
                        | 117 | VAN 
                          BOENING, SHANE |  |   
                        | 118 | VERGARA, 
                          MHET |  |   
                        | 119 | VIDAL, 
                          MARC |  |   
                        | 120 | WALLACE, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 121 | WEIMER, 
                          NELSON |  |   
                        | 122 | WHITEHEAD, 
                          RANDY |  |   
                        | 123 | WILKIE, 
                          SHAUN |  |   
                        | 124 | WILLIAMS, 
                          CHARLIE |  |   
                        | 125 | WISEMAN, 
                          RON |  |   
                        | 126 | WOLAK, 
                          FRANK |  |   
                        | 127 | WORDEN, 
                          ESBON |  |   
                        | 128 | YEDNAK, 
                          MIKE |  |   
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                | Joss Northeast 
                  9-Ball Tour 2010-2011 Schedule Released |   
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                | Dechaine takes 
                  Providence Joss stop | Mike Dechaine |   
                | The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour returned from a 2 week 
                  break with a field of fifty two players at Snookers Billiards 
                  in Providence, RI over the weekend of June 12 - 13. With $1500 
                  added to the main event, the players were competing for a total 
                  purse of $4800. 
                  
                  Mike Dechaine set himself as the man to beat in this one, as 
                  he rode the winners bracket to the hot-seat, which he captured 
                  in a 9-8 victory over Nelson Oliviera. The match was close the 
                  entire way, but it was Dechaine who edged out Oliviera in the 
                  end. 
                  
                  On the one loss side, Oliviera eliminated Dave Fernandez 9-6 
                  to set up a rematch with Dechaine in the finals, but the final 
                  match would be decided early as Dechaine cruised to a one-sided 
                  9-4 win and first place. 
                  
                  Dechaine took home $1300 for first, while Oliviera settled for 
                  $850. 
                  
                  Sunday saw nineteen of the amateur players from Saturday come 
                  back for the $500 added second chance event. This event was 
                  won by Herb Lehman, who defeated Phil Davis 3-1 in the finals. 
                  
                  The win was worth $320 for Lehman. 
                  
                  The Joss Tour will be at Main Street Billiards in Amsterdam, 
                  Ny on August 7-8 for their last event before the Turning Stone 
                  Classic XV on August 19 - 22. 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Mike Dechaine $1,300.00 2nd Nelson Oliviera $850.00
 3rd Dave Fernandez $650.00
 4th Jarrod Clowery $500.00
 5th Kevin Guimond $350.00
 5th Ron Casanzio $350.00
 7th Eddie Abraham $200.00
 7th Ray MacNamara $200.00
 9th Billy Lanna $100.00
 9th Jason Michas $100.00
 9th Dan Heidrich $100.00
 9th Dave Wright $100.00
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                | Zvi goes undefeated 
                  on Joss NE stop |   
                | Zion Zvi worked 
                    his way through a field of 31 entrants, on hand for the 17th 
                    stop on the Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour on the weekend of May 
                    22-23, and emerged undefeated to chalk up his first win on 
                    the tour. The $1,500-added event was hosted by Raxx Pool Room 
                    & Grill, in West Hempstead, NY. 
                     
                    From among the winners’ side final four, Zvi advanced 
                    past Kevin Guimond, with a 9-7 victory and faced Mhet Vergara 
                    in the hot seat match. Vergara had just sent “Ginky” 
                    Sansouci west 9-4. Zvi chalked up a commanding 9-2 win over 
                    Vergara to take possession of the hot seat, and waited for 
                    what turned out to be Guimond’s return. 
                     
                    Guimond’s three-match trip back to the finals began 
                    with a 9-6 win over Scott Tollefson, who’d defeated 
                    Stewart Warnock 9-6 and Chance Chin 9-3 to reach him. “Ginky” 
                    drew Brian Deska, who’d survived a hill-hill match versus 
                    Mike Wong and scored a more lopsided victory over George Rodriguez 
                    9-2. Deska dropped “Ginky” into the tie for fifth 
                    place with a 9-4 win, as Guimond was busy defeating Tollefson 
                    9-6. 
                     
                    The quarterfinal match was a double hill struggle, that ended 
                    with Deska in fourth place and Guimond facing Vergara in the 
                    semifinals. Guimond then got into two straight 9-5 matches. 
                    The first was a win over Vergara, that put him into the finals, 
                    while the second was a victory for Zvi, which secured his 
                    first Joss Northeast 9-Ball win. 
                     
                    A $500-added Second Chance Tournament, held for non-pro players 
                    who had been eliminated from the Open event on Saturday, drew 
                    eight entrant, competing for a $660 prize package. Mike Panzarella 
                    took home the first place prize with a 3-2 victory over Holden 
                    Chin in the finals. Scott Murphy finished third and Victor 
                    Nau finished fourth. 
                     
                    - by AzB staff
                    AZBilliards.com |   
                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Zion Zvi $1,000.00 2nd Kevin Guimond $700.00
 3rd Mhet Vergara $500.00
 4th Brian Deska $400.00
 5th Scott Tollefson $250.00
 5th George San Souci $250.00
 7th Chance Chin $100.00
 7th Jorge Rodriguez $100.00
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                | Dennis Hatch | Hatch picks up seventh win on Joss Northeast 
                  9-Ball Tour |   
                | Dennis Hatch chalked up his seventh 
                  win in 10 attempts on the 16th stop of the 2009-2010 Joss Northeast 
                  9-Ball Tour on the weekend of April 17-18. Only Shane Winters, 
                  Stevie Moore and Rodney Morris have kept Hatch out of the winning 
                  circle when he’s competed during this Joss Northeast season. 
                  Winters and Moore did so with victories in the finals of the 
                  event. Morris did it by dropping him into third place at the 
                  14th annual Turning Stone Classic in December, thus preventing 
                  a Hatch/Archer final in that event, which Archer went on to 
                  win. 
                  
                  In a new format, featuring a mixture of professional and non-professional 
                  competitors paying different fees to enter, the $1,500-added 
                  event, hosted by Golden Cue Billiards Lounge in Albany, NY, 
                  drew 43 total entrants; 35 ‘pros’ and 8 ‘non-pros.’ 
                  The tour stop also featured a $500-added ‘second chance’ 
                  tournament on Sunday, for players eliminated from the main event. 
                  A total of 25 players opted to compete for $1,000 in total purse 
                  money in the second chance event, which was won Hal Hughes. 
                  
                  Hatch gave up only one of out of every four racks he played 
                  in the final three matches; a 27-9 aggregate score that began 
                  with 9-2 win over Paul Rozonewski among the winners’ side 
                  final four. Matt Tetreault, in the meantime, was sending Chris 
                  Orme west by the same score. Hatch sent Tetreault to the semifinals 
                  with a 9-3 win that left him in the hot seat. 
                  
                  After eliminating Keith Lauer 9-1 and Bucky Souvanthong 9-4, 
                  it was Joss Northeast tournament director Mike Zuglan, laying 
                  in wait for Orme on the one-loss side. Rozonewski found himself 
                  facing Dave Fernandez, who’d defeated Hal Hughes (eventual 
                  winner of the second chance event) 9-4 and Brent Boemmels (co-tour 
                  director of the East Coast Pool Tour) 9-3 to reach him. Zuglan 
                  and Orme battled to double hill before Orme prevailed to move 
                  into the quarterfinals. Fernandez joined him with a 9-6 win 
                  over Rozonewski. 
                  
                  Fernandez made short work of Orme in those quarterfinals, defeating 
                  him 9-1, before moving into a ‘nail biting,’ double 
                  hill match versus Tetreault in the semifinals. Tetrault hung 
                  on to win for a second chance at Hatch in the true double elimination 
                  finals. Tetrault won almost as many games in what would prove 
                  to be the only set necessary as Hatch’s previous two opponents 
                  combined, but it wasn’t enough. Hatch took an early four 
                  game lead and though Tetreault chipped away at it, Hatch eventually 
                  extended it by one and finished things at 9-4. 
                  
                  In the second chance tournament ruled by races to three, Hal 
                  Hughes, who finished in the 9-12 slot of the main event, was 
                  in the hot seat when he faced John Rich in a true double elimination 
                  final. Rich shut Hughes out in the opening set , but Hughes 
                  battled to double hill in the second set, and prevailed to win. 
 |   
                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Dennis Hatch $1,100.00 2nd Matt Tetreault $800.00
 3rd Dave Fernandez $600.00
 4th Chris Orme $450.00
 5th Mike Zuglan $350.00
 5th Paul Rozonewski $350.00
 7th Bucky Souvanthong $200.00
 7th Brent Boemmels $200.00
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                | Krull tops Robles 
                  on Joss Northeast stop |   
                | Rob Krull, 
                    a relative unknown on the Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour, gave 
                    up the hot seat to Tony Robles, but came back to beat him 
                    twice in a double elimination final to claim his first win 
                    on the Joss tour. The $1,500-added event, held on the weekend 
                    of April 10-11, drew 47 entrants to Raxx Pool Room and Grill 
                    in West Hempstead, NY. 
                     
                    From among the winners’ side final four, Krull got into 
                    the hot seat match versus Robles with a 9-2 win over Brent 
                    Boemmels, co-director of the East Coast Pool Tour. Robles 
                    had sent Jorge Rodriguez west 9-4. In the first of what would 
                    turn out to be three matches together, Robles gained the hot 
                    seat with a 9-4 win over Krull. 
                     
                    Shaun Wilkie, who most recently finished tied for 13th at 
                    the Players’ Championship in Valley Forge, was in the 
                    midst of a one-loss side campaign that would get him into 
                    the quarterfinals and waiting for Rodriguez. Wilkie had defeated 
                    Pete Bowman 9-5 and Joey Korsiak 9-7 to get there. Boemmel’s 
                    first opponent in the west bracket was Eddie Abraham, who’d 
                    defeated Ed Vazquez 9-6 and Mhet Vergara 9-3. Wilkie and Boemmels 
                    advanced to the quarterfinals with identical 9-3 wins over 
                    Rodriguez and Abraham, respectively. 
                     
                    With a 9-3 win over Boemmels, Wilkie faced Krull in the semifinals. 
                    Krull got his second chance against Robles with a 9-5 win 
                    over Boemmels. In the opening set of the true double elimination 
                    final, Krull defeated Robles 9-6. Robles got one game closer 
                    in the second set, but Krull won it 9-7 to take home the first 
                    place prize. 
                     
                    In a concurrent, $500-added Second Chance Tournament, a new 
                    feature on the Joss tour, Mike Badsteubner defeated Oscar 
                    Bonilla 3-1 in the finals. Dave Ascolese finished in third 
                    place, with Megan Smith in fourth. A random drawing won Pat 
                    DiBuono a free entry and three paid room nights to the Turning 
                    Point tournament (a $550 value). The tour stops at Golden 
                    Cue Billiards in Albany, NY on the weekend of April 17-18. 
                    
                     
                    - by AzB staff
                    AZBilliards.com |   
                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Rob Krull $1,100.00 2nd Tony Robles $800.00
 3rd Shaun Wilkie $600.00
 4th Brent Boemmels $450.00
 5th Eddie Abraham $300.00
 5th Jorge Rodriguez $300.00
 7th Joe Korsiak $175.00
 7th Mhet Vergara $175.00
 9th Eddie Vasquez $75.00
 9th Peter Bowman $75.00
 9th John Alicea $75.00
 9th Daniel Smith $75.00
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                | Hello Everyone, 
                  
                  I am pleased to announce an exciting new format for my Joss 
                  Northeast 9-Ball Tour. The new format will commence immediately 
                  at our next regular season $2,000 Added event at Raxx Pool Room 
                  & Grill (W. Hempstead NY). The new format will be as follows. 
                  
                  - Each $2,000 Added event will consist of a $1,500 Added (Sat 
                  & Sun) main event, and a $500 Added Sunday event. 
                  
                  - There will now be a 2 tier entry fee system for the $1,500 
                  Added main event. Pro level players Will Pay $120 ($100 + $20 
                  greens fee), and all others will pay $70 ($50 + $20 greens fee). 
                  
                  - The $500 Added Sunday event will be for the eliminated non 
                  pro level players only, with a $20 entry fee (no greens fee). 
                  This event will be a short, double elimination, race to 3 or 
                  4 depending on field size and available tables. This event will 
                  be run simultaneously with the conclusion of the main event. 
                  
                  - The determination of pro level or non pro level players will 
                  be made solely by the tournament director whose decision will 
                  be final. 
                  
                  I have been working on this idea for some time now. Polling 
                  players, doing the math, talking to room owners, and I believe 
                  this idea will allow players more competition time and give 
                  more players a chance to cash! Everyone that I have spoken to 
                  is as excited as I am about the change. So much so that I decided 
                  to begin immediately instead of waiting for next season. There 
                  are 5 regular season events before our $25,000 Added Turning 
                  Stone Classic XV 9-Ball Open Season Finale. Our complete, updated, 
                  schedule can be found on this site or for more info regarding 
                  sponsorship, hosting an event at your room, or competing in 
                  an event, please contact me at 518-356-7163 
                  
                  Thanks Mike Zuglan
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                | Hatch wins in 
                  Syracuse | Dennis Hatch |   
                | The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour visited Salt City Billiards 
                  in Syracuse, NY over the weekend of March 27th - 28th where 
                  Dennis Hatch came out ahead of a field of twenty six other players 
                  for another tour win. 
                  
                  Hatch captured the hot-seat with a 9-6 win over Robb Saez. 
                  
                  Saez went to the left side of the board and ran into Chris Orme. 
                  Orme had lost to Dave Grau in the third round, but had bounced 
                  back with four wins on the one loss side so far. Saez would 
                  end Orme's run with a 9-7 score. 
                  
                  The final match went to Hatch 9-5 in the first set for the latest 
                  in a long stream of Joss Tour wins. 
                  
                  Hatch earned $1100 for the win, while Saez took home $800 for 
                  second place. 
 |   
                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Dennis Hatch $1,100.00 2nd Robb Saez $800.00
 3rd Chris Orme $600.00
 4th Lyn Wechsler $400.00
 5th Ron Cosanzio $250.00
 5th Dave Grau $250.00
 7th Mike Zuglan $130.00
 7th Mike Renshaw $130.00
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                | Dennis Hatch, Owner Tim Berlin and Bucky 
                  Souvanthong | Hatch wins Trick Shot Billiards Joss Tour 
                  Stop |   
                | Dennis Hatch added yet another 
                  Joss NE 9-Ball Tour Stop to his resume over the weekend of March 
                  13th and 14th at Trick Shot Billiards in Clifton Park, NY. 
                  
                  Hatch ran undefeated to the hot-seat, which he captured with 
                  a 9-6 win over Bucky Souvanthong. 
                  
                  On the left side of the board, Souvanthong faced Dave Grau, 
                  who had been on a team since losing his first match of the event. 
                  Grau had won six matches on the left side of the board, but 
                  could not get past Souvanthong. Bucky won 9-6 to earn another 
                  shot Hatch in the finals. 
                  
                  The finals only lasted one match with Hatch scoring a 9-6 win 
                  in the first set to earn yet another first place finish on the 
                  Joss Tour. 
                  
                  Hatch earned $1170 for first place, with Souvanthong pocketing 
                  $900 for second. 
                  
                  The next stop on the tour is Match 27 - 28 at Salt City Billiards 
                  in Syracuse, NY. This tour stop was originally scheduled at 
                  a different room and was recently changed. Remember that the 
                  most current schedule can always be found at www.joss9balltour.com. 
                  
                  We do not know at this time whether the tournament participants 
                  reminded Hatch of the new location. 
 |   
                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Dennis Hatch $1,170.00 2nd Bucky Souvanthong $900.00
 3rd Dave Grau $700.00
 4th Mike Zuglan $450.00
 5th Jason Michas $250.00
 5th Dwight Dixon $250.00
 7th Chance Chin $100.00
 7th Dave Varano $100.00
 |  
               
                | Moore over Hatch 
                  at Joss Tour Stop | Stevie Moore |   
                | The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour was in action over the 
                  weekend of March 6-7 at Cap's Cue Club in Syracuse, NY with 
                  a field of players searching for their share of the $3500 in 
                  prize money available. 
                  
                  It looked like players would see a showdown between Dennis Hatch 
                  and Stevie Moore for the hot-seat as both players worked their 
                  way through opposite sides of the tournament chart on Saturday. 
                  That showdown would be derailed by Dave Grau, who defeated Hatch 
                  9-8 in the final four on the winners side. 
                  
                  Grau would not be as succesful in the match for the hot-seat 
                  against Moore. Moore had started off his tournament with a close 
                  9-7 win over Paul Rozonewski and had been crushing opponents 
                  ever since then. Grau would get to five games against Moore, 
                  but that was all Moore would allow. 
                  
                  Grau went to the one loss side and found Dennis Hatch waiting, 
                  with revenge on his mind. The match was close, but Hatch wound 
                  up with the 9-7 win and the Hatch/Moore Showdown was back on 
                  the schedule. 
                  
                  As anticipated as the Hatch/Moore showdown was, it turned out 
                  to be fairly anti-climactic as Moore kept on his roll and ran 
                  over Hatch 9-4 for first place. 
                  
                  Moore earned $1000, while Hatch settled for $800. Grau and Bucky 
                  Souvanthong filled out the top four places. 
                  
                  This event also featured a random drawing of free entry to the 
                  upcoming Turning Stone Classic XV and three free nights at Turning 
                  Stone. Players who did not cash were eligible for the drawing. 
                  Jose Mendez was the winner of the drawing. 
                  
                  Please remember that the Joss Tour's schedule has seen some 
                  changes in recent weeks. The most current schedule can be found 
                  at here. 
 |   
                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Stevie Moore $1,000.00 2nd Dennis Hatch $800.00
 3rd Dave Grau $600.00
 4th Bucky Souvanthong $400.00
 5th Chance Chin $250.00
 5th Bruce Carroll $250.00
 7th Mike Zuglan $100.00
 7th Dwight Dixon $100.00
 |  
               
                | Dennis Hatch | Hatch returns to the winner’s circle 
                  on Joss Northeast Tour |   
                | He’d won nine out of 16 
                  events on the Joss Northeast Tour in 2008-2009, and though he’d 
                  won only three of the nine stops on the 2009-20010 tour, to 
                  date, they’d included the Ocean State (RI) 9-Ball Championship 
                  and a turn as MVP of American’s Mosconi Cup victory (defeating 
                  Neils Feijen twice by a combined score of 12-4). There was a 
                  prevailing notion on the Joss tour, that with Dennis Hatch among 
                  the entrants, pretty much everyone else was playing for second 
                  place. That changed slightly in Latham, NY in early January, 
                  when Hatch suffered two quick defeats on the tour stop there 
                  that had him on his way home by the end of the first day. The 
                  change didn’t last for long, though. 
                  
                  Chris Orme, no stranger to Hatch, who’d taken advantage 
                  of Hatch’s early exit, to go on and win that January tournament, 
                  was back on the weekend of February 20-21 in Amsterdam, NY, 
                  looking for two in a row. A field of 42 entrants joined him 
                  for the $2,000-added event hosted by Main St. Billiards in Amsterdam, 
                  and Hatch was among them. He spoiled Orme’s bid, defeating 
                  him twice and chalking up his first Joss NE Tour win of the 
                  new year; his third of the 2009-2010 Joss Northeast season. 
                  
                  Both advanced to play each other among the winners’ side 
                  final four on Sunday, and engaged in a tight hill-hill battle, 
                  with Hatch moving on to face Dan Heidrich. Heidrich had just 
                  survived a hill-battle of his own against Kevin Guimond. Hatch 
                  gained the hot seat with a 9-6 win over Heidrich. 
                  
                  Orme moved to the one-loss side, where he faced Dave Grau. Grau 
                  had moved past Mike Dechaine, hill-hill, and Dave Fernandez 
                  9-4 to get to him. Guimond was met by tour director Mike Zuglan, 
                  who’d defeated Tom Acciavatti 9-2 and Paul Dryden 9-5. 
                  Zuglan beat Guimond 9-3, as Orme was busy sending Grau home 
                  9-6. Orme tallied his second 9-6 win to drop Zuglan into fourth 
                  place and used a third 9-6 win to defeat Heidrich in the semifinals. 
                  
                  In the opening set of the true double elimination final, Hatch 
                  came within two games of finishing it at 7-3, but a determined 
                  Orme fought back to win six in a row and force a second set. 
                  They battled to a 4-4 tie in the early going of the second set, 
                  before Hatch moved ahead to stay. He reached the hill first, 
                  ahead by just a game, and closed it out 9-7. 
                  
                  The eleventh stop on the Joss Northeast Tour, scheduled for 
                  February 27-28 in Woburn, MA has been cancelled. The next scheduled 
                  stop will be the $1,500-added Mary Cappotto Memorial, scheduled 
                  for March 6-7, at Cap’s Cue Club in Syracuse. 
 |   
                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Dennis Hatch $1,500.00 2nd Chris Orme $1,000.00
 3rd Dan Heidrich $760.00
 4th Mike Zuglan $560.00
 5th Dave Grau $400.00
 5th Kevin Guimond $400.00
 7th Dave Fernandez $250.00
 7th Paul Dryden $250.00
 9th Tom Acciavatti $100.00
 9th Mike Dechaine $100.00
 9th Paul Rozonewski $100.00
 9th Jared Zimmerman $100.00
 |  
               
                | Chris Orem goes 
                  undefeated for Joss Tour Win | Chris Orme photo courtesy of Carol Whiteside
 |   
                | For the last year or so, Dennis Hatch walking 
                  into a pool room preparing for a Joss NE 9-Ball Tour stop meant 
                  that the rest of the field was playing for second place. Dennis 
                  might want to remind the guys at Diamond Eight Billiards in 
                  Latham, NY of that information. 
                  
                  Hatch was one of the thirty nine players competing for the $5120 
                  in prize money, but an unusual thing happened right out of the 
                  gate. Hatch fell in his first match to Dave Fernandez, and that 
                  wasn't Hatch's only loss. Kevin Guimond added insult to injury 
                  by eliminating Hatch before the first day of the event was complete. 
                  
                  Meanwhile, the rest of the field was concentrating on winning 
                  a tournament. Chris Orem took the hot-seat with a convincing 
                  9-1 win over Redgie Cutler. 
                  
                  Cutler made the trip to the one loss side and ran into Danny 
                  Hewitt. Hewitt had lost a Saturday match to Orem and was gunning 
                  for another shot at Orem. Hewitt would get that shot after a 
                  9-6 win over Hewitt, sending Cutler home in third place. 
                  
                  The final match saw Orem jump out to an early 5-1 lead and hold 
                  off a mid-match charge from Hewitt for the 9-5 win. 
                  
                  The win was worth $1400 for Orem, while Hewitt settled for $1000 
                  in second place prize money. 
                  
                  The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be at Main Street Billiards in 
                  Amsterdam, NY on February 20-21 for their next event. This event 
                  will be a $2000 added tour stop at this new addition to the 
                  tour. 
 |   
                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Chris Orme $1,400.00 2nd Danny Hewitt $1,000.00
 3rd Reggie Cutler $710.00
 4th Bucky Souvanthong $500.00
 5th Dave Fernandez $350.00
 5th Paul Rozonewski $350.00
 7th Mike Zuglan $200.00
 7th Jose Mendez $200.00
 9th Jack Smith $100.00
 9th Kevin Guimond $100.00
 9th Gary Poulton $100.00
 9th Ron Casanzio $100.00
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                | Winner Johnny Archer, Mike Zuglan, and 
                  runner-up Rodney Morris | Archer Grabs Turning Stone |   
                | Johnny Archer has won the Turning 
                  Stone Classic XIV and in so doing has accomplished the unheard 
                  of feat of winning the last three consecutive points ranking 
                  events in the USA. This will cement Archer’s position 
                  as the number one player in the USA. 
                  
                  Archer had a phenomenal week that was topped by a narrow escape 
                  from a charging Rodney Morris in the final race to 13. In the 
                  final Archer established a nice 7-2 lead after first trailing 
                  2-0. But when he moved that margin to 12-7 Morris began to come 
                  back on him and brought the score line as close as 12-11 before 
                  scratching on his final break, giving Archer ball in hand. Archer 
                  took the gift and ran out the rack for the win. 
                  
                  Among those who felt the sting of the Scorpion’s cue this 
                  week were Shane Van Boening, whom Archer sent to the one-loss 
                  side 9-5 and Thorsten Hohmann who got similar treatment 9-6. 
                  Mosconi Cup teammate Dennis Hatch then threw up a roadblock 
                  in the path to victory by defeating Archer 9-6. Archer then 
                  ended the tournament for good friend Stevie Moore 9-4 and Marcus 
                  Chamat, also 9-4. Archer then bested Charlie Williams 9-5 only 
                  to have to face another good friend (and his business partner) 
                  Kim Davenport. Here he avenged the loss he suffered to Davenport 
                  at the US Open this year by defeating Davenport 9-5. He then 
                  had to get by an exhausted Dennis Hatch to earn his berth in 
                  the finals. Hatch told us before the match that he was just 
                  “out of gas” and that he was so tired that he was 
                  shaking on his shots, something he just does not do. Archer 
                  murdered him 9-1. 
                  
                  As mentioned, in the finals Archer faced the heretofore-undefeated 
                  Rodney Morris. Morris had just beaten Mosconi Cup MVP Dennis 
                  Hatch to earn his hot seat and looked as sharp as ever, but 
                  Archer was simply too much to handle and won that match and 
                  the event. 
                  
                  Click 
                  here to view pictures from Turning Stone XIV courtesy of Bruce 
                  Clayton 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Johnny Archer $8,000.00 2nd Rodney Morris $5,000.00
 3rd Dennis Hatch $3,600.00
 4th Kim Davenport $2,600.00
 5th Oscar Dominguez $2,000.00
 5th Charlie Williams $2,000.00
 7th Marcus Chamat $1,600.00
 7th Shane Van Boening $1,600.00
 9th Stevie Moore $1,200.00
 9th Dave Grau $1,200.00
 9th Joe Tucker $1,200.00
 9th Chris Orme $1,200.00
 13th Corey Deuel $850.00
 13th Ernesto Dominguez $850.00
 13th Mike Dechaine $850.00
 13th Jeremy Sossei $850.00
 17th Dave Dupuis $550.00
 17th Thorsten Hohmann $550.00
 17th Manual Chau $550.00
 17th Rodney Cuillerier $550.00
 17th John Schmidt $550.00
 17th Bucky Souvanthong $550.00
 17th Matt Krah $550.00
 17th Nichad Goulamihoussen $550.00
 30th Jerry Crowe $300.00
 32nd Brandon Shuff $300.00
 27th Marc Vidal $300.00
 29th Zion Zvi $300.00
 25th Damon Sobers $300.00
 26th John Alicea $300.00
 28th Dan Choe $300.00
 31st Tony Antone $300.00
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                | Turning Stone Classic 
                  XIV December 2009 Players List (Updated 12/13 - Subject to change)
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                        | 1 | ACCIAVATTI, 
                          TOM |  |   
                        | 2 | ALICEA, 
                          JOHN |  |   
                        | 3 | ANTONE, 
                          TONY |  |   
                        | 4 | ARCHER, 
                          JOHNNY |  |   
                        | 5 | ASCOLESE, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 6 | BABRAVICH, 
                          JOHN |  |   
                        | 7 | BAILEY, 
                          CARL |  |   
                        | 8 | BASAVICH, 
                          DAN |  |   
                        | 9 | BOEMMELS, 
                          BRENT |  |   
                        | 10 | BROWN, 
                          DOUG |  |   
                        | 11 | BRUCATO, 
                          NICK |  |   
                        | 12 | BYRNE, 
                          PAT |  |   
                        | 13 | CAPPOTTO, 
                          DICK |  |   
                        | 14 | CARROLL, 
                          BRUCE |  |   
                        | 15 | CHAMAT, 
                          MARCUS |  |   
                        | 16 | CHAU, 
                          MANNY |  |   
                        | 17 | CHIN, 
                          HOLDEN |  |   
                        | 18 | CHOE, 
                          DAN |  |   
                        | 19 | CONTE, 
                          VICTOR |  |   
                        | 20 | COOK, 
                          TEDDY |  |   
                        | 21 | COOPERIDER, 
                          WAYNE |  |   
                        | 22 | COYNE, 
                          TIM |  |   
                        | 23 | CREVIER, 
                          FRANCIS |  |   
                        | 24 | CROWE, 
                          JERRY |  |   
                        | 25 | CUILLERIER, 
                          RODNEY |  |   
                        | 26 | CUNNINGHAM, 
                          BOB |  |   
                        | 27 | CUTLER, 
                          REDGIE |  |   
                        | 28 | D'ANDREA, 
                          ELIO |  |   
                        | 29 | DAVENPORT, 
                          KIM |  |   
                        | 30 | DEBROSKE, 
                          KEN |  |   
                        | 31 | DECHAINE, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 32 | DESERIO, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 33 | DEUEL, 
                          COREY |  |   
                        | 34 | DIBUONO, 
                          PAT |  |   
                        | 35 | DIXON, 
                          DWIGHT |  |   
                        | 36 | DOMINGUEZ, 
                          ERNESTO |  |   
                        | 37 | DOMINGUEZ, 
                          OSCAR |  |   
                        | 38 | DONNELLY, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 39 | DROST, 
                          HENDRIK |  |   
                        | 40 | DUPUIS, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 41 | DUTEAU, 
                          DENIS |  |   
                        | 42 | FERNANDEZ, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 43 | FORD, 
                          LIZ |  |   
                        | 44 | FORSYTHE, 
                          JIM |  |   
                        | 45 | GARIBELLO, 
                          YESID |  |   
                        | 46 | GOULAMHOUSSEN, 
                          NICHAD |  |   
                        | 47 | GRANNIS, 
                          RICK |  |   
                        | 48 | GRAU, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 49 | HATCH, 
                          DENNIS |  |   
                        | 50 | HATCH, 
                          MARK |  |   
                        | 51 | HERRING, 
                          EARL |  |   
                        | 52 | HOHMANN, 
                          THORSTEN |  |   
                        | 53 | HOLMES, 
                          BRIAN |  |   
                        | 54 | HOUPPERT, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 55 | HUANG, 
                          MELINDA |  |   
                        | 56 | IMMONEN, 
                          MIKA |  |   
                        | 57 | KAM, 
                          MARCO |  |   
                        | 58 | KETZ, 
                          KEVIN |  |   
                        | 59 | KRAH, 
                          MATT |  |   
                        | 60 | LABONTE, 
                          RANDY |  |   
                        | 61 | LAFLAMME, 
                          T.J. |  |   
                        | 62 | LALONDE, 
                          MARTIN |  |   
                        | 63 | LAPENA, 
                          AL |  |   
                        | 64 | LARAMEE, 
                          SEBASTIEN |  |   
                        | 65 | LARUSSA, 
                          RICH |  |   
                        | 66 | LEWIS, 
                          BOB |  |   
                        | 67 | LILLIS, 
                          STEVE |  |   
                        | 68 | LIPES, 
                          BRIAN |  |   
                        | 69 | LYNCH, 
                          CHRIS |  |   
                        | 70 | MANGINI, 
                          JAMIE |  |   
                        | 71 | MATARAZZO, 
                          RICK |  |   
                        | 72 | MICHAS, 
                          JASON |  |   
                        | 73 | MICHAUD, 
                          BENOIT |  |   
                        | 74 | MILLS, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 75 | MOORE, 
                          STEVIE |  |   
                        | 76 | MORRA, 
                          JOHN |  |   
                        | 77 | MORRIS, 
                          RODNEY |  |   
                        | 78 | MURPHY, 
                          SCOTT |  |   
                        | 79 | OLIVEIRA, 
                          NELSON |  |   
                        | 80 | ORME, 
                          CHRIS |  |   
                        | 81 | PARICA, 
                          JOSE |  |   
                        | 82 | PARISIAN, 
                          TIM |  |   
                        | 83 | PEACOCK, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 84 | PETROV, 
                          IVAYLO |  |   
                        | 85 | PICARD, 
                          PAUL |  |   
                        | 86 | PIERCE, 
                          JOE |  |   
                        | 87 | PLONSKI, 
                          JAY |  |   
                        | 88 | POGIRSKI, 
                          DEREK |  |   
                        | 89 | RADOMSKI, 
                          ALEX |  |   
                        | 90 | ROBICHAUD, 
                          JASON |  |   
                        | 91 | ROCHA, 
                          CLEITON |  |   
                        | 92 | ROCKWELL, 
                          JEROME |  |   
                        | 93 | ROMANOWSKI, 
                          JIM |  |   
                        | 94 | ROMANSKI, 
                          RAY |  |   
                        | 95 | ROSENSTOCK, 
                          JUDE |  |   
                        | 96 | ROZONEWSKI, 
                          PAUL |  |   
                        | 97 | SAN 
                          SOUCIE, ED |  |   
                        | 98 | SARDELLI, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 99 | SCHMIDT, 
                          JOHN |  |   
                        | 100 | SHATTELL, 
                          JOHN |  |   
                        | 101 | SHUFF, 
                          BRANDON |  |   
                        | 102 | SMULOWITZ, 
                          LESTER |  |   
                        | 103 | SOBERS, 
                          DAMON |  |   
                        | 104 | SOBERS, 
                          STEVEN |  |   
                        | 105 | SORRIENTO, 
                          FRANK |  |   
                        | 106 | SOSSEI, 
                          JEREMY |  |   
                        | 107 | SOUQUET, 
                          RALF |  |   
                        | 108 | SOUVANTHONG, 
                          BUCKY |  |   
                        | 109 | SZYDLOWSKI, 
                          WALTER |  |   
                        | 110 | TASCARELLA 
                          JR, PETE |  |   
                        | 111 | TASCARELLA 
                          SR, PETE |  |   
                        | 112 | TAYLOR, 
                          LIZ |  |   
                        | 113 | THOMAS, 
                          KEAN |  |   
                        | 114 | TOLLEFSON, 
                          SCOTT |  |   
                        | 115 | TUCKER, 
                          JOE |  |   
                        | 116 | ULRICH, 
                          LOUIS |  |   
                        | 117 | VAN 
                          BOENING, SHANE |  |   
                        | 118 | VERGARA, 
                          MHET |  |   
                        | 119 | VIDAL, 
                          MARC |  |   
                        | 120 | WALLACE, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 121 | WEIMER, 
                          NELSON |  |   
                        | 122 | WETMORE, 
                          DAVE |  |   
                        | 123 | WILKIE, 
                          SHAUN |  |   
                        | 124 | WILLIAMS, 
                          CHARLIE |  |   
                        | 125 | WINTERS, 
                          SHANE |  |   
                        | 126 | WISEMAN, 
                          RON |  |   
                        | 127 | ZUGLAN, 
                          MIKE |  |   
                        | 128 | ZVI, ZION |  |   
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                | The Hatchetman 
                  warms up for the Mosconi Cup with seventh win on Joss Northeast 
                  Tour | Dennis Hatch |   
                | Ten days after it was announced that he would 
                  be joining Team USA in the Mosconi Cup tournament scheduled 
                  for December 10-13 in Las Vegas, Dennis Hatch warmed up for 
                  the competition by winning the 21st Ocean State 9-Ball Championship 
                  on the weekend of November 21-22. While his appearance as a 
                  member of Team USA will be the first of his career, his victory 
                  at the $5,000-added, Ocean State Championship, which drew 108 
                  entrants to Snooker’s Café and Billiards in Providence, 
                  RI, was his seventh victory this year on the Joss Northeast 
                  9-Ball Tour and his second straight Ocean State Championship 
                  victory. Hatch defeated George ‘Ginky’ Sansouci 
                  in the finals to take last year’s title. 
                  
                  Hatch had to come from the one-loss side to put this one away. 
                  After victories over Charlie Matarrazo, Tony Frisina, Jorge 
                  Rodriguez, Chris Leal and Danny Heidrich, Hatch was among the 
                  winners’ side final four, where he faced Dave Grau, another 
                  frequent competitor on the tour, who was seeking his first Joss 
                  Northeast victory. The two had last locked horns in a Joss Northeast 
                  final in March when Grau, who’d come from the one-loss 
                  side, handed Hatch his first set defeat in five tour stops in 
                  the opening set of the finals. Hatch came back to win the second 
                  set and chalk up his sixth straight tour victory, stretching 
                  back to October of ‘08. They’d met a week earlier 
                  in Albany, among the winners’ side final four, but it 
                  was Grau moving to the one-loss side and eventually finishing 
                  fourth. 
                  
                  In this year’s Ocean State battle, Grau sent Hatch west 
                  with a 9-6 victory, as Nelson Oliveira was busy doing likewise 
                  to Shane Winters 9-4. Grau sent Winters over with a commanding 
                  9-1 victory to gain the hot seat and wait for Hatch to come 
                  back. 
                  
                  Hatch’s first challenge on the one-loss side was Tom McGonagle, 
                  who’d eliminated Bucky Souvanthong 9-4 and Kevin Guimond 
                  in a hill-hill struggle. Winters picked up Ray McNamara, who, 
                  after being sent west by Grau 9-6 from among the winners’ 
                  side final eight, defeated Justin Muller and Danny Heidrich 
                  9-3. Winters and Hatch advanced to the quarterfinals; Winters 
                  dropping McNamara 9-6, Hatch disposing of McGonagle 9-7. Over 
                  the course of the next 30 games in three matches, Hatch gave 
                  up only three racks. He gave up two of them versus Winters in 
                  the quarterfinals, and none whatsoever in the semifinals against 
                  Oliveira. 
                  
                  In the opening set of the true double elimination finals, Hatch 
                  gave up a single rack to Grau and forced a second set. Grau 
                  battled in the second set, but Hatch finished it ahead by four. 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Dennis Hatch $3,200.00 2nd Dave Grau $2,200.00
 3rd Nelson Oliviera $1,600.00
 4th Shane Winters $1,200.00
 5th Tom McGonagle $900.00
 5th Ray MacNamara $900.00
 7th Kevin Guimond $700.00
 7th Dan Heidrich $700.00
 9th Scott Tollefson $500.00
 9th Chance Chin $500.00
 9th Bucky Souvanthong $500.00
 9th Justin Muller $500.00
 13th Al Lapena $300.00
 13th Joe Tucker $300.00
 13th Rick Sleeper $300.00
 13th John Ricciardelli $300.00
 17th Ivaylo Petrov $150.00
 17th Chris Leal $150.00
 17th Chris Orme $150.00
 17th Sean Morgan $150.00
 17th Jeremy Sossei $150.00
 17th Peter Bowman $150.00
 17th Cleiton Rocha $150.00
 17th Tom Sciminaro $150.00
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                | Shaun Wilkie | Wilkie gets some at Joss Tour Stop |   
                | Mike Zuglan brought his Joss 
                  NE 9-Ball Tour to Raxx Billiards in W. Hempstead, NY on the 
                  weekend of November 14th and 15th and thirty five players threw 
                  their hats in the ring to win their share of the $4800 in prize 
                  money. 
                  
                  With no Dennis Hatch in sight, the field was wide open for any 
                  number of players to grab this title for their resume. One such 
                  hopeful, Joey Korsiak, found himself with a tough path to follow 
                  as a first round 9-5 loss to Oscar Bonilla sent him to the one 
                  loss side. 
                  
                  Meanwhile, back on the right side of the board, Shaun "Get 
                  Some" Wilkie and Bucky Souvanthong were charting a course 
                  through the brackets, both looking for their first tour wins. 
                  
                  Wilkie and Souvanthong faced off for the hot-seat, which was 
                  won by Wilkie with a 9-6 scoreline. 
                  
                  Souvanthong went to the left side of the board, where Korsiak 
                  had sent home seven straight opponents after that first round 
                  loss. Souvanthong became victim number eight as Korsiak beat 
                  him 9-7 setting up a Korsiak/Wilkie final match. 
                  
                  Korsiak showed that he was ready for business as he put a five 
                  pack on Wilkie right out of the gate. Wilkie was unphased and 
                  ground his way back into the match. Before Korsiak knew what 
                  happened, his lead had evaporated and the score was tied at 
                  7-7. Wilkie got to the hill at 8-7, but Korsiak quickly joined 
                  him at 8-8. The case game went back and forth until a long rail 
                  kick from Korsiak just missed the side pocket and Wilkie ended 
                  the match and tournament with a 9-8 win. 
                  
                  Wilkie earned $1400 in first place prize money, while Korsiak 
                  settled for $950. Raxx Billiards room owner Holden Chin donated 
                  a prize package that included a free entry to the upcoming Turning 
                  Stone Classic XIV as well as three room nights at the Turning 
                  Stone Casino. Any player who had never won a Joss event and 
                  did not cash at this event was elegible for this prize package, 
                  and that lucky winner was Redgie Cutler. 
                  
                  Next weekend, Zuglan will bring the tour to the recently relocated 
                  Snooker’s Pool Lounge in Providence, RI for the 21st Ocean 
                  State 9-Ball Championship. If you have not visited the new location, 
                  please call the room or check the tour website for directions. 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Shaun Wilkie $1,400.00 2nd Joe Korsiak $950.00
 3rd Bucky Souvanthong $700.00
 4th Marc Vidal $550.00
 5th Al Lapena $400.00
 5th Sean Morgan $400.00
 7th Lenny Favata $200.00
 7th Nelson Oliviera $200.00
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                | Hungry Hatch 
                  wins at Hippos | Ron Casanzio, Victor Conte (Room Owner) 
                  and Dennis Hatch |   
                | The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour was back in action on 
                  the weekend of November 7-8 at Hippo's House of Billiards in 
                  Yorkville, NY. Notable names in the field of 42 players included 
                  Tamiko Kumatori, Chris Orme, Victor Conte, Shane Winters, Mike 
                  Zuglan, Ron Casanzio, Chance Chin, Dave Grau and multi time 
                  winner Dennis Hatch. 
                  
                  While Hatch is a favorite to take down any Joss Tour Stop, Shane 
                  Winters had already added two tour stop wins to his resume this 
                  season while Hatch only had one win so far in the young season. 
                  Hatch would dominate this event on his way to tour win #2. 
                  
                  Hatch cruised through the winners side with little problem until 
                  the 4th round when he defeated Angelo Hilton 9-7. That match 
                  was followed by a hill-hill win over Chance Chin to set Hatch 
                  up against Ron Casanzio for the hot-seat. Two close matches 
                  might have gotten Hatch's attention as he crushed Casanzio 9-1 
                  for the hot-seat. 
                  
                  Casanzio won a 9-8 thriller over Chris Orme on the one loss 
                  side to earn another shot at Hatch in the finals, but Hatch 
                  doesn't make a habit of losing in the finals of Joss Tour events 
                  and this weekend was no exception. Hatch won the first set of 
                  the double elim finals 9-6 for yet another Joss Tour Win. 
                  
                  Hatch earned $1260 for first, while Casanzio took home $900 
                  for second. 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Dennis Hatch $1,260.00 2nd Ron Casanzio $900.00
 3rd Chris Orme $700.00
 4th Chance Chin $500.00
 5th Bucky Souvanthong $350.00
 5th Dan Heidrich $350.00
 7th Dave Grau $200.00
 7th Victor Conte Jr. $200.00
 9th Shane Winters $100.00
 9th Tim Parisian $100.00
 9th Mark Hatch $100.00
 9th Angelo Hilton $100.00
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                | BilliardGods.com | BilliardGods.com Named Official Sponsor 
                  of the Joss Northeast 9 Ball Tour |   
                | Allan Sand, Billiard Gods Productions 
                  (www.billiardgods.com) 
                  is proud to become a sponsor of the Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour. 
                  This is a great opportunity to support the people and participants 
                  who make our great sport a joy and pleasure to play. 
                  
                  Billiard Gods Productions is the publisher and distributor of 
                  the Handbook of the Billiard Gods series of knowledge-based 
                  content designed to help each individual to become the Intelligent 
                  Shooter. This knowledge is independent of skill levels and helps 
                  players make good table decisions. 
                  
                  Currently, there are three books (CD book format) available: 
                  
                  Table Map Library - 3,100+ cue ball patterns that provide dozens 
                  of ways to get from one location to another. For those who want 
                  to master table patterns. Useful for safeties and kicks, and 
                  the game of One Pocket Safety Toolbox - the knowledge on how to use defensive shots 
                  as offensive tools. Every trick and trap needed with cue ball 
                  and object ball control exercises.
 Cue Ball Control Cheat Sheets - how to use cue ball speed and 
                  spin to get position on any ball. Hundreds of diagrams with 
                  exact spin and speed cheats. Just reading this makes you a smarter 
                  player.
 Two new books are in the final editing stages,
 The Art of War versus The Art of Pool - this book takes the 
                  rules of war by Sun Tsu (a Chinese general who lived 2,500 years 
                  ago) and applies them to pool. strategies, tactics, and deceptions 
                  necessary for a serious player. Included with this information 
                  are the real and true secrets to being a tough and dangerous 
                  competitor. (For those interested in the philosophy of pool.)
 How to Stop Sharking - this book identifies 75 major sharking 
                  techniques that unscrupulous players can use against you. Each 
                  one includes the necessary actions that will stop him from trying 
                  ways to distract you. (For those who want to protect themselves 
                  from unscrupulous players.) 
                  
                  For the available books, go to www.billiardgods.com and read 
                  up on whether these books are useful to your game. 
                  
                  The Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour is sponsored by; 
                  
                  Joss Cues - http://www.josscues.com
 Webb Custom Cues - http://www.webbcues.com
 Cameron Custom Cues - http://www.cameroncues.com
 Zinzola Custom Cues - http://www.zinzola.com
 Samsara Cues - http://www.samsaracues.com
 Tiger Products - http://www.tigerproducts.com
 The Billiard Press - http://www.billiardspress.com
 Simonis Cloth - http://www.simoniscloth.com
 World Class Cue Care - http://www.jnj-industries.com
 TotalPool.info - http://www.totalpool.info
 AzBilliards.com - http://www.azbilliards.com
 Pool on the Net - http://www.poolonthenet.com
 Turning Stone Casino - http://www.turning-stone.com
 Joe Tucker - http://www.joetucker.net
 Owen-Bunnell, Inc - http://www.obcues.com
 Unique Billiard Products by CUE-Z - http://www.cuezctc.com
 Cue Shark - http://www.cueshark.com
 BilliardCommunity.com - http://www.billiardcommunity.com
 Billiard Gods Productions - http://www.billiardgods.com
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                | Hello Everyone, 
                  
                  Sadly, I have learned that Comet Billiards (Parsippany NJ) , 
                  will be closing their doors for good before the end of October. 
                  Therefore, Our Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour event scheduled for 
                  Sat Oct 31 & Sun Nov 1 is CANCELLED!! Please notify anyone 
                  that may have planned to attend of this sad news. I am currently 
                  working to reschedule the other 2 events that were also going 
                  to be at Comet. If you know of any Billiard Parlors anywhere 
                  in the northeast that may be interested in taking on one of 
                  these events, please have them contact me Immediately at 518-356-7163. 
                  Also, the event at Silver Cue Billiards (Woburn Ma.), is also 
                  CANCELLED due to the closing of that room. That event was scheduled 
                  for Feb 27 & 28 2010. I am currently looking for a replacement 
                  for that event as well. 
                  
                  Bill Haley has informed me that he has equipment for sale and 
                  that anyone interested should contact him IMMEDIATELY at Comet 
                  at 973-334-7429. 
                  
                  For about 10 years, at Comet, Bill has done much more than his 
                  share to promote pool. He has hosted virtually every tour or 
                  tournament that has approached him. From the smallest of events 
                  to World Championships Bill was there for us. I can tell you 
                  for a fact that these were NOT money making ventures for Bill. 
                  He did it for the good of the game. I personally want to thank 
                  him, FOR ALL OF US, for everything he has given us. I also want 
                  to wish him well in whatever he decides to do now. THANKS BILL!!!!!!!!!!! 
                  
                  On another note, Snookers (Providence RI) has asked me to remind 
                  everyone that they have moved to a new location. Their new address 
                  is 53 Ashburton St, Providence R.I. 02904 www.snookersri.com 401-351-7665
 Our $5,000 Added 21st Ocean State 9-Ball Championship will be 
                  the first main event at the new location. They have asked me 
                  to tell you that they have arranged a special room rate at the 
                  Marriott (walking distance) of $99 which must be reserved by 
                  Nov 6. So if you plan on coming to this great event, please 
                  reserve your room now. The number for the Marriott is 866-807-2171 
                  and you must mention "Snookers 9-Ball". 
                  
                  Once again a reminder for our Dec 17-20 $25,000 Added Turning 
                  Stone Classic XIV 9-Ball Open. It is filling FAST. Those interested 
                  in playing need to contact me Immediately to arrange payment 
                  of you entry fee. Call me now at 518-356-7163. Mike Zuglan
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                | Runner-up Dennis Hatch, owner Mike Shriver, 
                  winner Shane Winters and Mike Zuglan | Winters defeats Hatch twice for second Joss 
                  Northeast win |   
                | The winners of the first two 
                  stops on the 2009-2010 Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour met and battled 
                  in the finals of the third stop on the weekend of October 10-11, 
                  with Shane Winters emerging undefeated. Hosted by the alliterative 
                  Bison Billiards in Buffalo, NY, the $2,000-added event drew 
                  36 entrants. 
                  
                  Winters, who’d won the opening tour stop on the last weekend 
                  in September, first met Hatch, who’d won the second stop 
                  on the weekend of October 3-4, among the winners’ side 
                  final four. Winters sent Hatch west 9-7, moving into the hot 
                  seat match versus Hendrik Drost, who’d sent Derek Williams 
                  to the one-loss side by the same score. Winters gained the hot 
                  seat with a decisive 9-2 victory and waited for what turned 
                  out to be Hatch’s return. 
                  
                  Meanwhile, on the one-loss side, Dennis Hatch’s uncle, 
                  Mark Hatch, was making moves of his own. He got by J.B. Brotherton 
                  9-4 and Dan See 9-5 to meet Williams, as Bucky Souvanthong defeated 
                  Jim Hoffstetter 9-4 and shutout Dan Kolacz to meet Dennis. Uncle 
                  Mark defeated Williams 9-6 as his nephew was at work surviving 
                  a hill-hill match against Souvanthong. Uncle and nephew met 
                  in the quarterfinals, where nephew Dennis dropped Uncle Mark 
                  into fourth place 9-1 and turned to face Drost. 
                  
                  A 9-5 win over Drost put Hatch back into the finals for the 
                  second straight week, where he got a second chance at Winters. 
                  The two battled back and forth, one game at a time, to a 5-5 
                  tie, before Winters pulled ahead, winning four of the next five 
                  games and capturing the first place prize. 
                  
                  It was only the third time in five years that Hatch had been 
                  beaten in the finals of a major event. He chalked up five wins 
                  on the 2008-2009 Joss Northeast Tour and was the runner-up to 
                  Ralf Souquet in the Turning Stone Classic XII in February of 
                  this year. Prior to that, dating back to October of 2004, Hatch 
                  had won the Joss Northeast Tour 15 times, and had placed second 
                  only twice; once in 2007 and once in October 2004. 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Shane Winters $1,400.00 2nd Dennis Hatch $930.00
 3rd Hendrik Drost $750.00
 4th Mark Hatch $600.00
 5th/6th Bucky Souvanthong $400.00
 Derek Williams $400.00
 7th/8th Dan Cee $200.00
 Dan Kolacz $200.00
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                | BilliardCommunity.com | Billiard Community.com Named Official Sponsor 
                  of the Joss Northeast 9 Ball Tour |   
                | Rotterdam, New York (October 
                  2, 2009) — The Joss Northeast 9 Ball Tour is pleased to 
                  announce their official partnership with BilliardCommunity.com, 
                  the only social networking web site geared towards pool players 
                  and the pool industry. This season’s Joss Tour will have 
                  eighteen regular season events and two $25,000 added events 
                  at the Turning Stone Casino in New York. All Joss Tour events 
                  and host pool rooms will be featured on the front page of BilliardCommunity.com. 
                  
                  “Its great to be a new member of BilliardCommunity.com, 
                  said Mike Zuglan of the Joss Tour. “We are very excited 
                  about the partnership with this esteemed web site and we look 
                  forward to a great working relationship.” 
                  “BilliardCommunity.com is thrilled to be involved with 
                  one of the longest-running and most successful tours around,” 
                  said Michael Bradford, COO of BilliardCommunity.com. “Our 
                  goal is to help The Joss tour and all of the host pool halls 
                  gain as much exposure as possible,” he added. 
                  
                  For more information about the Joss Northeast 9 Ball Tour, please 
                  visit, www.joss9balltour.com or contact Mike Zuglan at 518-356-7163. 
                  
                  For more information about BilliardCommunity.com please email 
                  Michael Bradford at mbradford@billiardcommunity.com. 
                  
                  About BilliardCommunity.com 
                  
                  Created in 2008, BilliardCommunity.com is a social networking 
                  site built by pool players for pool players. Site users will 
                  find thousands of professional pool players, amateurs, tournament 
                  players, league players, pool shop owners, bar players, pool-related 
                  industries, snooker players, pool instructors, 3-cushion players 
                  and more, to network with, organize tournaments and matches, 
                  host events and share tips and techniques. For more information 
                  visit www.BilliardCommunity.com. 
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                | Hatch Returns 
                  for Undefeated Joss Tour Win | Dennis Hatch |   
                | The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour held their second event 
                  of the new season at Trick Shot Billiards in Clifton Park, NY. 
                  After last week's break from the Dennis Hatch winning stream, 
                  things were back to the status quo this weekend with Hatch engineering 
                  another undefeated run through the field. 
                  
                  This week's victims were Kevin Sun, Paul Rozonewski, Danny Hewitt, 
                  Dave Grau and Chris Orme on the way to the hot-seat for Hatch. 
                  Orme was able to get seven games before Hatch won the match. 
                  Orme then scored a 9-3 win over Grau to earn another shot at 
                  Hatch in the finals, but that would be as far as he would get 
                  as Hatch ended the first match of the finals quickly with a 
                  9-3 win. 
                  
                  Hatch earned $1400 for the win, while Orme settled for $980 
                  in second place prize money. 
                  
                  The Tour will be at Bison Billiards in Williamsville, NY on 
                  October 17-18 for their next tour stop. 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Dennis Hatch $1,400.00 2nd Chris Orme $980.00
 3rd Dave Grau $750.00
 4th Chance Chin $550.00
 5th Jeff Smolen $400.00
 5th Bruce Carroll $400.00
 7th Danny Hewitt $200.00
 7th Adam Kielar $200.00
 9th Ron Cosanzio $100.00
 9th Mike Zuglan $100.00
 9th Dave Varano $100.00
 9th Paul Rozonewski $100.00
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                | Shane Winters | Winters freezes out Petrov for Joss Tour 
                  Win |   
                | Shane Winters avenged a late 
                  Saturday loss and double dipped Ivaylo Petrov in the finals 
                  to win his first ever Joss NE 9-Ball Tour stop at TJ's Classic 
                  Billiards in Waterville, ME. 
                  
                  Winters remained undefeated almost all day Saturday, but lost 
                  a tough 9-7 decision to Petrov in their last match of the day. 
                  Winters would take that loss in stride and come back Sunday 
                  morning with a vengeance. 
                  
                  Winters started Sunday with a lopsided 9-2 win to eliminate 
                  John Clark and followed that up with a 9-5 win that eliminated 
                  Ray MacNamara. A 9-7 win over Nelson Oliviera and then a 9-1 
                  win over Dave Grau earned Winters his spot in the finals and 
                  a shot at revenge of Petrov. 
                  
                  The first set of the true double elimination finals was a close 
                  one with Winters emerging the 9-7 winner. The second set was 
                  a different story altogether as Winters cruised to a 9-1 win 
                  and his first tournament win on tour. 
                  
                  Winters earned $1500 for first place, while Petrov settled for 
                  $1020 in second place prize money. 
                  
                  The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be at Trick Shot Billiards & 
                  Sports Pub in Clifton Park, NY for their next event next week. 
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                | Complete Results: |   
                | 1st Shane Winters $1,500.00 2nd Ivaylo Petrov $1,020.00
 3rd Dave Grau $800.00
 4th Nelson Oliviera $600.00
 5th Ray MacNamara $400.00
 5th Cleiton Rocha $400.00
 7th Joe Dupuis $200.00
 7th John Clark $200.00
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                | Hello Again Everyone, 
                  
                  The Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour is proud to announce the beginning 
                  of its 13th season which will consist of 18 regular season billiard 
                  parlor events, and 2 $25,000 Added Turning Stone Casino events. 
                  
                  Our first event is the $2,000 Added, Maine Event III at TJ's 
                  Classic Billiards in Waterville Maine. The dates are Saturday 
                  September 26 & Sunday September 27. Our generous and gracious 
                  hosts for this event are Steve and Tammy Reynolds. Not only 
                  are they adding $2,000, recovering tables and giving us the 
                  use of their room, they are also participating in our new TURNING 
                  STONE PACKAGE FREE GIVE AWAY. Mike Webb (Webb Custom Cues) has 
                  most generously donated a cue that was purchased by the Reynolds 
                  with the proceeds to be used as follows. ANY PLAYER (that has 
                  NEVER won a Joss event) playing in this event, finishing OUT 
                  OF THE MONEY will have a chance to win a paid entry to our Dec 
                  17-20 Turning Stone event AND 3 PAID ROOM NIGHTS!!!! 
                  
                  There will be a drawing for the winner immediately prior to 
                  the finals on Sunday Sept 27. The winner MUST USE IT or LOSE 
                  IT. If the winning player chooses not to go to TS an alternate 
                  winner will be drawn. This prize is not transferable and cannot 
                  be sold. So there you have it, if you lose you can still WIN 
                  at TJ's. FYI, if you have already paid your entry for TS in 
                  Dec, and you win this prize, I will refund your entry fee!!! 
                  
                  Also at TJ's, they will be streaming some of our matches live 
                  at www.ustream.tv Just click on All Broadcasts, then enter Classic 
                  Billiards in their search box and look for TJ's. Any questions 
                  about the stream can be answered by TJ's. 207-877-7665 
                  
                  Your best bet for a motel will be the Super 8 in Augusta. It 
                  seems that Waterville is having a parent weekend at the local 
                  college and the rooms there are extremely High Priced. The Super 
                  8 is only a 15-20 minute ride down the pike and Easy to get 
                  to. Mention TJ's Pool Tournament when you call them at 207-626-2888. 
                  
                  For more info, directions etc. call TJ's at 207-877-7665. For more Tour info, entry fees, complete schedule and results 
                  etc. go to www.joss9balltour.com or call Mike Zuglan at 518-356-7163 
                  
                  Also FYI, our $25,000 Added Turning Stone Classic XIV (Dec 17-20,2009) 
                  is filling fast once again. I urge all of you to enter early 
                  to avoid being shut out! To enter, simply call me or see me 
                  in person at an event to pay your entry fee. The entry fees 
                  for this $25,000 ADDED event are ONLY, $150 for current tour 
                  members and ONLY $200 for all others. 
                  
                  Thanks Again to all of you for continuing to support all of 
                  our host rooms, generous sponsors and the Joss Northeast 9-Ball 
                  Tour. It is the combined effort by all of us that keeps our 
                  great sport alive and well. See you at TJ's in Waterville next 
                  week. Mike Zuglan 518-356-7163
 The Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour is sponsored by; 
                  
                  Joss Cues - http://www.josscues.com
 Webb Custom Cues - http://www.webbcues.com
 Cameron Custom Cues - http://www.cameroncues.com
 Zinzola Custom Cues - http://www.zinzola.com
 Samsara Cues - http://www.samsaracues.com
 Tiger Products - http://www.tigerproducts.com
 The Billiard Press - http://www.billiardspress.com
 Simonis Cloth - http://www.simoniscloth.com
 World Class Cue Care - http://www.jnj-industries.com
 TotalPool.info - http://www.totalpool.info
 AzBilliards.com - http://www.azbilliards.com
 Pool on the Net - http://www.poolonthenet.com
 Turning Stone Casino - http://www.turning-stone.com
 Joe Tucker - http://www.joetucker.net
 Owen-Bunnell, Inc - http://www.obcues.com
 Unique Billiard Products by CUE-Z - http://www.cuezctc.com
 Cue Shark - http://www.cueshark.com
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