Attention Room Owners!
Your chance to host the 2019 USBA 3-Cushion National Championship!
The USBA has held its national championshop tournament at the Casino Del Sol Resort in Tucson, Arizona for the last two years. The board has decided to give one lucky billiard room owner a chance to hold this presitigous event in 2019. If you are interested in learning more about how you can have the country's best 3-cushion players come to your city to compete for the title of 2019 USBA National Champion please contact Mazin Shooni by phone 248-910-4466 or email .
What's the Buzz? The Players Confirmed for the "B" Championship
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| Confirmed Players | Up to 64 can enter! | Enter today! |
| 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 |
| 10 Jim Shovak | 11 Brian Haff | 12 Gary Eake |
| 13 Dat Nguyen | 14 Tung Nguyen | 15 Florian "Venom" Kohler |
| 16 Cleiton Rocha | 17 Craig Powers | 18 Bob Page |
| 19 Chris Carpenter | 20 Ertan Tarhan | 21 John Fleming |
| 22 Luis Carranza | 23 Martin Terrazas | 24 Carlos Bazo |
| 25 Berkay Keskin | 26 Tom Hundley | 27 Ergun Tuna |
| 28 Stanley Lombardo | 29 Ahmet Ozan | 30 Toshi Moriguchi |
| 31 Dan Louie | 32 Jum Henrickson | 33 Danny Kolacz |
| 34 Bob Keller | 35 Ken Holstrom | 36 Ramses Velinden |
| 37 Chris Czaja | 38 Eduardo Cervantes | 39 John H Guldali |
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And don't forget to check out the Dennis Dieckman Memorial event (Limited to 24 players - CLICK HERE for information and current entries!)
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.
