Please Note - Currently in order based on event point scoring only.
Rob Hall is the English Amateur Billiard Champion in one of the closest finals ever, pipping Billy Bousfield by just 103 points in the four hour final. Bousfield overcame John Mullane in the semis, in a hard fought match with, surprisingly, no century breaks. Hall overwhelmed John Murphy in the first session of the other semi, being 900 in front at half way, making a double century and three centuries along the way. In the final Hall turned a deficit of 200 points at the break around and with the scores almost level with 10 minutes to go closed the match out. Congratulations to Rob and all involved in staging a great tournament including organisers and officials. Full results to follow.
Winner - Jim McCann, Runner Up - Jack Hedley
Jim McCann is the grand Master champion, pipping Jack Hedley by just six points. McCann had a stream of breaks including a century in the semi against Charlie Gay, Trevor Thorn being the other semi finalist. Full Results to follow.
Winner - Jim McCann, Runner Up - Jack Hedley
Jim McCann is the grand Master champion, pipping Jack Hedley by just six points. McCann had a stream of breaks including a century in the semi against Charlie Gay, Trevor Thorn being the other semi finalist. Full Results to follow.
Winners - England (52 points to 20)
England defeated Ireland in the Jock McGregor memorial Seniors International. A tight first session of 10 points to 8 to England gradually widened over the two days as England won all four sessions. Full Results to follow.
Winner - Billy Bousfield, Runner Up - Rob Hall
An orgy of scoring took place at Derby as the last 16 of the English Amateur Championship became the last four, Rob Hall, Billy Bousfield, John Mullane and John Murphy qualifying. Day 1 saw Rob Hall having a triple, double and five centuries in a four hour score of over two thousand points, with Sutton, Murphy and Bousfield all recording doubles. Day two again saw heavy scoring and the reigning champion, Matt Sutton beaten despite recording a break of 384. Of the four semi-finalists, none are previous winners therefore guaranteeing a new name on the illustrious trophy this year. Over the 2 days there were two 300+ breaks, six 200+, 41 centuries and almost one hundred 50+ breaks.
Winner - Rob Hall, Runner Up - Phil Mumford
Winners - England... just!
Winners - England Juniors
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Winner - Phil Mumford, Runner Up - Billy Bousfield
Winner - Chris Taylor, Runner Up - John Murphy
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Winners - England, Runners Up - Northern Ireland
Winner - Paddy Donnelly, Runner Up - Brian Harvey
Winner - Phil Welham, Runner Up - Mark Graham
A good days play, well hosted at Phil Mumfords club, tightly run as usual by Clive and team. Jim McCann had 2 centuries on his way to a semi final appearance. Despite Billy Bousfield having the highest break of the day, a 175 in the other semi he was pipped by Phil Welham who went on to win the event, timing a late run to beat Mark Graham in his 2nd main event final. Graham Pettit had a noteable plate win against Rob Hall.
Draw made 15th October 2011, games played on 6th November 2011.
Winner - Phil Mumford, Runner Up - Billy Bousfield
Rob Hall became only the third amateur in ABC history to make a 300+ break as he made a magnificent 302 in the last 16. He was denied a record sixth consecutive final appearance losing a high quality semi final to Phil Mumford who went on to collect his eighth ABC title, making breaks of 157 and 40 unfinished in his last two visits.
Winner - Rob Hall, Runner Up - Billy Bousfield
Rob Hall took his first Whitworth Masters title reversing the result from the previous year against Billy Bousfield who made it five finals in six years. Rob was the best player over the weekend right until the end when with 45 minutes remaining came from 200 behind making breaks of 104,104 & 86. A Worthy Champion you would agree.
Winner - Rob Hall, Runner Up - Billy Bousfield
Rob Hall collected his eleventh ABC title and his fourth in five tournaments by playing very consistently throughout the day, as he saw off Billy Bousfield again who played well up to the final making five centuries and a double.
Winner - Rob Hall, Runner Up - John Murphy
Winner - Jon Bagley, Runner Up - Clive Scott