What's the Buzz? The Players Confirmed for the "B" Championship
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| Players Confirmed for 2019 | Up to 64 can enter! | |
| 1 David Palmer | ||
| 2 Paul Frankel | ||
| 3 Tom Rossman | ||
| 4 Eric Hughes | ||
| 5 Richard Falanga | ||
| 6 Joseph Deamato | ||
| 7 Raymant Tower | ||
| 8 Paul Feltman Sr | ||
| 9 Paul Feltman Jr | ||
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Pedro Piedrabuena and Hugo Patino to Play In McCreery Champion of Champions
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Boasting the largest prize fund ever in a 3-cushion event, (more than $600,000) and the largest single first place prize, ($150,000) the McCreery Champion of Champions Tournament runs from August 5-11, 2018. Former US and Pan-American champions Pedro Piedrabuena and Hugo Patino will play beside nine former world champions (and one four-time world junior champion.)
Watch the games every day for FREE! Click here: www.mccreerychampionofchampions.com. What follows is the official press release on this ground-breaking event.
2018 Verhoeven Open Won By Eddy Merckx
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Eddy Merckx of Belgium has won the 2018 Verhoeven Open at Carom Cafe in Flushing, New York. Once again the USBA, UMB, Owner Michael Kang and Tournament Director Charlie Brown have brought the best of the world's 3-cushion players to the USA. This year 98 players met in the preliminary rounds. Along with 5 seeded players 40 competed in the semi-final. And finally, a single-elimination final segment deteremined the champion.
2018 Mike Fahey NW Open Finals Charts
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The score sheets from the finals of the NW Open Mike Fahey Memorial held July 20-22nd tell the tale - billiards continues to thrive in the Northwest region.
The 2018 USBA National Champion - Miguel Torres!
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For the last 11 years, Miguel Torres has thought about that glorious week in 2007 when he won the USBA Three-Cushion National Tournament. He’s been trying to get back to the top of the podium ever since. Last year, he came close, finishing second to Pedro Piedrabuena, the nine-time champion. This year, he avenged that second-place finish last year by besting Piedrabuena, 35 to 33 in 22 innings (1.591), thus winning the crown and $5,000.
