Allison Fisher Set to Defend Pacific Coast Billiards Title

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Allison Fisher Set to Defend Pacific Coast Billiards Title
WPBA Pacific Coast Classic / Lincoln City, OR

by InsidePOOL Staff

Fisher is prepared to defend her title at the Women's Professional Billiard Association Pacific Coast Classic in Lincoln City, OR

The Women’s Professional Billiard Association’s Pacific Coast Classic begins Thursday, October 2, with a full field of 64. Hosted by the Chinook Winds Casino & Resort in Lincoln City, OR, this event will conclude Sunday, October 5.

Fifth-ranked Allison Fisher is the defending champion at this event, and she will have to fight off a slew of determined competitors. New number-one-ranked WPBA player Kelly Fisher will be looking to add another title to her resume for the year, while number-two-ranked Karen Corr will be trying to move up the ladder again and retake the top spot on tour. And third- and fourth-ranked players Xiaoting Pan and Ga Young Kim, respectively, will be trying as hard as they can to continue their upward movement on the tour.

A. Fisher’s first match will be against Maureen Seto, while K. Fisher will meet Irene Henry in the first round. Other interesting first-round match-ups include Morgan Steinman versus Yu Ram Cha, Julie Kelly versus Val Finnie, Jeanette Lee versus Bonnie Plowman, and Sarah Rousey versus Miyuki Sakai. Also, Mary and Michelle Rakin, both formidable former junior players, are both in attendance and should prove well worth watching.

View the WPBA Pacific Coast Classic double elimination tournament brackets.

The first round begins at 11 a.m. Thursday. Visit InsidePOOL for the latest news in the sport of billiards and pool.

Poison Cues to Donate 100 Percent of Profits

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Poison Donates 100 Percent Of Pink Ribbon Profits During National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Players’ Cue Purchases In October Give Extra Support For A Cure

Poison will donate 100 Percent of Pink Ribbon profits from the sales of their billiard cues during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Poison Products is donating 100 percent of profits made in October on its Pink Ribbon cues toward breast cancer research initiatives, in recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in the U.S.

The Pink Ribbon line, with Cyanide and VX designs, was created to let pool players around the world show their support for a breast cancer cure while doing something they love: playing pool. Donations from Poison Pink Ribbon purchases go toward disease education and screening, scientific research, and aid for patients suffering from the disease.

“Breast cancer affects many of our loved ones,” says Philippe Singer, Poison Products VP of Sales and Marketing, “and people everywhere deserve a fair fight against it. We see the Pink Ribbon cues as a small but important way for Poison, and Poison players, to help in that fight.”

The Cyanide Pink Ribbon cue is pearlescent pink with HD™ black rubber stripe grips. The VX Pink Ribbon cue is a three-piece play/break/jump cue with a GTX® high-tack grip. Both cues are marked with a pink ribbon accent and have grips that are designed for players who hold their cue tighter; high-traction grips like HD™ and GTX® encourage looser grips and in turn, steadier and straighter shots.

Every month Poison donates a percentage of all profits from the new Pink Ribbon cues toward breast cancer research initiatives. This month, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we are donating 100% of our profits to the cause.

Poison Products makes cutting-edge cues that utilize exclusive Double Density™ Technology in its Venom™ Shaft for improved accuracy and best-in-class-playability. Poison is located in Jacksonville, Florida, USA and sells cues worldwide.
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Bourbeau the Best on New England Women’s Pool Tour

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Bourbeau the Best on New England Women’s Pool Tour
New England Women’s Pool Tour / Woburn, MA

by Skip Maloney, Inside POOL Magazine

Stacie Bourbeau won three straight 7-4 victories to complete an undefeated day at the New England Women’s Tour stop.

Stacie Bourbeau tallied three straight 7-4 victories to complete an undefeated day at the New England Women’s Tour stop September 28. The $250-added, WPBA qualifier event drew 16 entrants to Silver Cue Billiards in Woburn, MA.

Among the winners’ side final four, Bourbeau tallied the first of her 7-4 victories over Wendy Snow as Liz Taylor was defeating Diana Howland 7-1. Bourbeau and Taylor battled for the hot seat, with Bourbeau recording her second 7-4 win.

On the one-loss side, it was Nicole Albergaria and Bonnie Saritelli who emerged from the final eight over there to face Howland and Snow. Albergaria had defeated Janet Tycks 7-2 and Erica Testa 7-5 before facing Howland. Saritelli won a double-hill battle over Tam Trinh and defeated Nicole Christie 7-3 for the right to face Snow. Albergaria advanced to the quarterfinals with a commanding shut-out victory over Howland, as Snow concluded Saritelli’s tournament bid 7-3.

Albergaria took one step closer to the finals with a 7-2 victory over Snow before falling to Taylor in the hill-hill semifinal match. Taylor moved back for a second crack at Bourbeau.

In the finals, Bourbeau and Taylor traded racks to a 4-4 tie, battling with defense through the ninth game that put Bourbeau ahead 5-4. Taylor made a spectacular jump shot in the subsequent rack that opened the door to a potential 5-5 tie but missed her next shot to turn the table over to Bourbeau, who closed it to reach the hill and then finish it, for the third time in a row, at 7-4.

Results:
1st Stacie Bourbeau
2nd Liz Taylor
3rd Nicole Albergaria
4th Wendy Snow
5th Diana Howland
Bonnie Saritelli
7th Erica Testa
Nicole Christie
9th Janet Tycks
Christine LaChapelle
Sandra McDonald
Tam Trinh

Pro Billiards - 2003 US Open 9-Ball Champ Hall v McCready

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This is the first match of the 2003 U.S. Open 9-Ball Championship. The Rifleman Buddy Hall needs a steady hand against the shake, rattle and roll of the the Earthquake Keith McCready.

Buddy displays his Hall of Fame talent, while McCready proves he’s worthy of a Budweiser sponsorship.
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Amazing Billiards in Super Slow Motion

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The song is Night Scene by Sascha Borovcanin: Appears on Chillzone vol 3

Amazing Billiards in Super Slow Motion and with Infra Red Video.
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