Ga Young Kim Wins JPNEWT May Event
Ga Young Kim flew up from Florida with a mission in mind. And that mission was to win the J. Pechauer NorthEast Women’s Tour May Qualifier event at Comet Billiards in Parsippany,NJ.
Ga Young went undefeated in the event and posted wins over Liz Schwartzreich, Ellie Chang, Carol Clark, and then Jennifer Barretta to win the hot seat. Jennifer fought off Liz Schwartzreich for a second meeting with Ga Young in…
Lee Van Corteza Catches the Last Train to the World Pool Championship Through San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour
Philippine player Lee Van Corteza became the third champion in the San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour after Go to the online brackets
Django Eyes his First Tour Title in the Manila Leg of the San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour
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Seven Quarterfinals Berths Decided in the Manila Leg of San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour 2004
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Asia’s Pool Masters Cue up for the Final Leg of the San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour 2004
STAR Sports Bring LIVE Action from Manila
Featuring Filipinos current world number-one ranked Francisco Bustamante and Efren “Bata” Reyes, in addition to former world champion Chao Fong-Pang from Chinese Taipei, the San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour arrives at Manila on May 29.
The Manila leg is the last chance for the 32 participating players to garner qualifying points towards the World Pool Championships in July….
San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour a Hit in Jakarta
Reyes Escapes Upset; Valle, Wu Advance to Quarterfinals
Number-one seed Efren “Bata” Reyes proved that he wasn’t just a magician—he also showed that he was an escape artist as well after surviving two close calls during the historic first day of the San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour at the packed Hanggar Billiard and Recreation Center in Jakarta.
The Filipino struggled past former World Pool champion Kunihiko Takahashi of Japan 9-8, then came from…
Yang Ching Shun Crowned Champion of San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour’s Hong Kong Leg
The Son of Pool , Yang Ching Shun, was crowned the first Hong Kong leg champion on the San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour after an 11-9 defeat of Hsia Hui Kai in an all-Chinese Taipei final, taking home $10,000 USD. The San Miguel Tour is the first-ever world-class 9-ball tournament to be held in Hong Kong. The tour will travel to Taipei…
Hsia Hui Kai Makes his First Semifinal Appearance in the San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour
First Hong Kong Leg Champion Set to Emerge Tomorrow
The San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour, the first-ever world-class 9-ball tournament held in Hong Kong, started today, April 17, 2004, with first two rounds of matches and the first two quarterfinals. “Stone Face Killer” Chao Fong Pang and “Assassin” Hsia Hui Kai, both from Chinese Taipei, book the first two seats in the semifinals tomorrow….
Sakai Takes JPNEWT Opener
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Shaw Sinks JPNEWT Season Opener
The first JPNEWT event of the 2004 season featured a first-time match-up of six-time world snooker champion Kelly Fisher and Kim Shaw on American soil at Prime Time Sports Bar and Café in Sayreville, NJ.
Fisher posted wins over Sueyen Rhee, Stacey Lantz, Sabrina Sasaki, and Romana Dokovic before sending Kim Shaw to the one-loss side to win the hot seat. Shaw posted wins over Pam Ogarek, Diane Policastro, Carol Clark, and Tiffany Nelson before…
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