Hjorliefson Unstoppable in OshawaCanadian 30K Tour / Oshawa, ONT
by Willy Hermoza and Tony Butera
Tee’s and Cue’s in Oshawa, ONT, welcomed 33 billiard players for the February 18 stop of the Canadian 30K Tour. Of the faithful members, which included Scott McDonald, Mario Morra, and Ron Ranalli, it was Erik “Big Red” Hjorliefson who triumphed yet again to take first place.
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Hjorliefson Unstoppable in Oshawa
February 20th, 2007Hjorliefson Unstoppable in Oshawa
February 20th, 2007Hjorliefson Unstoppable in OshawaCanadian 30K Tour / Oshawa, ONT
by Willy Hermoza and Tony Butera
Tee’s and Cue’s in Oshawa, ONT, welcomed 33 billiard players for the February 18 stop of the Canadian 30K Tour. Of the faithful members, which included Scott McDonald, Mario Morra, and Ron Ranalli, it was Erik “Big Red” Hjorliefson who triumphed yet again to take first place.
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Putnam and Lac Control Season Openers
February 19th, 2007Putnam and Lac Control Season OpenersTiger Pool Tour / Hagerstown, MD
by Rick Davis
The Tiger Pool Tour’s 2007 season got underway February 17-18 at Hagerstown Billiards in Hagerstown, MD, where a 113-player field emerged in the open division and 25 players mixed things up in the ladies’ division. My-Hanh Lac recovered nicely to comeback and claimed the ladies’ title, while Shawn Putnam kept firm control in the open division, winning the event undefeated.
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Moore Takes Great Southern 9-Ball Tour
February 19th, 2007Moore Takes Great Southern 9-Ball TourGreat Southern 9-Ball Tour / Greenville, SC
by Rick Davis
A full 64-player field assembled at Sporty’s in Greenville, SC, for the February 17-18 stop of the Great Southern 9-Ball Tour, where Atlanta’s Steve Moore powered his way back from the one-loss side to take another title in his usual dramatic fashion.
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Montal Edges Potier in Kelwona
February 19th, 2007Montal Edges Potier in Kelwonaby Stan James Staff
Strong billiard resumes have been proven worthless on the Stan James Canadian Nine Ball Tour. Former World and US Open Champion Alex Pagulayan could manage no better than 5th place as he fell first to Edwin Montal (9-7) and then was cast aside easily by Paul Potier (9-3). Current Canadian National Champion Brady Gollan could fare no better. He also wound up in the tie for fifth place when he was bested…
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Montal Edges Potier in Kelwona
February 19th, 2007Montal Edges Potier in Kelwonaby Stan James Staff
Strong billiard resumes have been proven worthless on the Stan James Canadian Nine Ball Tour. Former World and US Open Champion Alex Pagulayan could manage no better than 5th place as he fell first to Edwin Montal (9-7) and then was cast aside easily by Paul Potier (9-3). Current Canadian National Champion Brady Gollan could fare no better. He also wound up in the tie for fifth place when he was bested by John Horsfall (9-8) and then by Jeff Kennedy (9-6).
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Brothers Bags Barbox Billiard Event
February 18th, 2007Brothers Bags Barbox Billiard EventPlanet Pool Tour / Hagerstown, MD
by Rick Davis
Josh Brothers made an impressive comeback to own the 38-player field at the Planet Pool Tour’s February 18 barbox competition. Taking place at Hagerstown Billiards in Hagerstown, MD, the open, double-elimination 9-ball event offered something for everyone.
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Brothers Bags Barbox Billiard Event
February 18th, 2007Brothers Bags Barbox Billiard EventPlanet Pool Tour / Hagerstown, MD
by Rick Davis
Josh Brothers made an impressive comeback to own the 38-player field at the Planet Pool Tour’s February 18 barbox competition. Taking place at Hagerstown Billiards in Hagerstown, MD, the open, double-elimination 9-ball event offered something for everyone.
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No Shortage of Champions at Stan James Kelowna
February 18th, 2007No Shortage of Champions at Stan James Kelowna
The field at this billiard stop of the Stan James Canadian Nine Ball Tour is perhaps the strongest to date. Former World Champion Alex Pagulayan is here as well as current Canadian National Champion Brady Gollan and an all-star cast of Canadian champions. The total player count here at Breakers Billiards and Bistro when the day began was sixty-eight. Only twenty-four will be left to play on Sunday.
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Smith Tops Field at Rudys Place
February 16th, 2007Smith Tops Field at Rudy’s Place
by InsidePOOL Staff
The twenty-first stop of the 2006/2007 McDermott All American Tour featured a $500-added purse with 33 players and was hosted by Rudy’s Place in Aurora, IL. Held February 10, this event included a double-elimination 8-ball format on bar boxes, in which John Smith ran undefeated to the finals.
