Sisemore와 집사는 전국 대회를 위해 자격을 준다

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Sisemore와 집사는 전국 대회를 위해 자격을 준다
남쪽 택사스 연소한 수영장 투어는 그것의 가장 새로운 후원자 poolroom에 그것의 첫번째 연소한 정성자를, Bogies 당구 및 게임, 휴스턴에서, TX, 토요일, 3월 22일 붙들었다. 그들은 Sherman, TX까지에게서 경쟁하고 연소한 전국 대회를 위한 자격을 주는 반점을 이기는 기회를 위해 자격을 주기 위하여, 왔다.
19명의 후배는, 부모, 가족 구성원과 함께, 그리고 친구 Bogies 당구에, 2008명의 연소한 전국 대회를 위한 자격을 주는 반점을 위해 그것을 밖으로 싸우기 위하여 한데 모아젰다. 연소한 장래가 촉망되는 청년 및 형제 Joey (11)는과 J.C Torres를 위한 (14), 이것 그들의 첫번째 사건이고, 비록 삭제되었더라도, 그들은 자격을 주기 위하여 결정되었다. Joey는 Brandon Sisemore (17)에게 제 1회전 언덕 언덕 손실 후에 1 손실 측을 통해서 싸우기 위하여 기록적인 시간에 있는 상대의 아래 가지고 가는 토요일에 군중을 wowed. Eric Molina (17)는 또한 1 손실 측에서 그의 방법 뒤를 싸워, 7에 1마리의 마지막 인종을 위한 무패 Sisemore를 우연히 마주치기 위하여 마지막으로 Joey Torres와 Sam 화상을 삭제한. Eric의 질서 있고는 모은 작풍은 끝에 그를 처음부터 끝까지 볼 수 없어, 왜냐하면 Brandon는 7-4에 그의 방법을, 승리오 에서 의 뒤에 처음부터 끝까지 강화해, 그에게 first-place 트로피 및 정성자 반점을 번.
숙녀에', Macy Bullard와 준결승전에서 만나진 Shelby 집사는 편든다. Shelby는 아주 감동하는 third-place 끝을 집으로 가지고 간 Macy를 격파했다. 겉으로는 멈출 수 없는 테일러 Satterwhite 및 1 손실 7에 마지막 인종에서 경쟁해 옆 선수 Shelby 집사이었다. Shelby는 그것에게 7-4의 점수를 가진 가정을 가지고 가, 그녀의 첫번째 연소한 경기 대회 및 정성자를 이긴. 테일러는 전국 대회를 위해 이전에 약간 주 먼저 자격을 줬었다, 그래서 이 2명의 가장 친한 친구는 애리조나에 함께 여행할 것이다.
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달라스 고등학교 학생에게 Cue Gives Surprise Exhibition 박사

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달라스 고등학교 학생에게 Cue Gives Surprise Exhibition 박사
Tom "박사. Cue” Rossman and his wife, Marty, provided Dallas high school students with a visit that they will always remember when they stopped in at AMF Richardson Lanes in Richardson, TX, February 26. Several high schools were scheduled for a billiard competition, and everyone was surprised to see the world-famous trick shot champion arrive to see the high school billiard program and give a quick exhibition.
Their appearance was short notice: the Dallas-area high school billiard program director, Earl Munson, got a surprise telephone call from Marty Rossman, asking if he would like for them to visit. Having watched Dr. Cue in action at the Junior Nationals and the BCA Expo, the response was an immediate Yes, the students will love it.
Some of the students, having competed at the Junior Nationals, immediately recognized Rossman and were thrilled to see him again. As the buzz spread around the room of who he was, the excitement and anticipation grew as everyone watched in amazement. One particular shot that “Dr. Cue” made repeatedly was his famous wing shot where he would roll an object ball down table and effortlessly shoot the cue ball and pocket the object ball when it was still in motion. He made bank shots and kick shots from ANYWHERE on the table with ease. One student noticed and picked up an over-sized cue stick and held it in bewilderment of what this cue was for. Another cue stick he had which looked liked a giant pencil would later be demonstrated for his world-famous draw shot.
Even veteran BCA instructors and players Bill Suden, Mike Bearskin-Winger, Nolan Shaw, Carl Oswald, and Earl Munson laughed and shook their heads in amazement as they witnessed Rossman perform his craft of artistic pool. Rossman is the modern-day founder of artistic pool, in which several Dallas area high school players have been very successful in competition at the Junior Nationals Artistic Pool Championship hosted and organized by Tom and Marty.
Trey McMullen from the Rockwall H.S. Yellowjackets had taken second place in the artistic pool event in 2006 at the University of Arizona with Trey’s brother Trent McMullen taking third place the following year at the Minnesota State University in the same event. Wylie H.S. Pirate Vince Villarreal had taken second-place honors also in last year’s event in Minnesota. Players who will be selected to compete this year at the 2008 BEF Junior Nationals will once again try to be the best in artistic pool.
The students, teachers, and parents were impressed by Rossman’s visit, but also equally impressed were Dr. Cue and his wife after witnessing the high school billiard program firsthand and remarking that this could be a program that could spread around the United States.
Tom Rossman understands the need to promote billiards to the youth in this country and has many years of experience working with youth, having served on the Billiard Education Foundation board and promoted and run the annual Artistic Pool Championships held jointly with the BEF Junior Nationals. Everyone in attendance was awed and thankful for the visit, and talks were of hopefully them visiting again in the future and giving an exhibition at several of the Dallas-area high schools.
For more information on high school billiards, please contact the Billiard Education Foundation at Billiardeducation.org.

2008 BEF Junior Nationals ACUI Collegiate 9-Ball Championships Head to the University of Arizona Tuc

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2008 BEF Junior Nationals ACUI Collegiate 9-Ball Championships Head to the University of Arizona Tucson
The Billiard Education Foundation (BEF) has scheduled the 20th Annual Junior Nationals to be played in conjunction with the Association of College Unions International (ACUI) Collegiate 9-Ball Championships for the 4rd consecutive year. The University of Arizona, Tucson, will host this prestigious tournament July 8th – 13th, 2008. ACUI competition will be held July 8th- 10th, while the junior excitement will take place Thursday thru Sunday, July 10th – 13th.
The Student Union Memorial Center (SUMC) will be the stage to an expected 250 young athletes competing for scholarships, prizes and invitations to represent the United States at the World Pool-Billiard Association (WPA) Junior World Championships.
To participate in the BEF Junior Nationals, players must earn an entry through a BEF qualifier or must be appointed by their local junior league. Qualifiers for the 4 divisions: 19 Under Boys, 19 Under Girls, 14 Under Boys and 14 Under Girls will be held through May 2008. For more information about hosting a qualifier, league guidelines or upcoming qualifier dates and locations, visit www.BilliardEducation.org (http://www.billiardeducation.org/) . Collegiate participants must be invited to participate through an ACUI regional tournament, visit acui.org for more information.
A warm thanks to all the contributors and supporters of the BEF and junior programs. In addition, thanks to the event sponsors: Brunswick Billiards, the official table sponsor; Iwan Simonis, the official cloth sponsor; Billiard Congress of America (BCA) and Predator Products.
The Billiard Education Foundation is a 501(c) (3) non-profit charitable organization committed to furthering the standard of excellence and leadership within the billiard community by engaging in activities related to the education and cultural advancement of tomorrow’s leaders.
To become a sponsor, make a donation or inquiry, please visit BilliardEducation.org or contact Laura Smith at 303.926.1039 or LauraSmith[at]BilliardEducation.org

Scholarship Opportunities for High School Billiards Players

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Scholarship Opportunities for High School Billiards Players

The Billiard Education Foundation (BEF) is pleased to announce that they are accepting applications for the 2008 scholarship awards. The BEF Academic Scholarship Program is administered annually under the direction and guidance of the BEF Board of Trustees. Applications must be postmarked no later than March 15, 2008 and can be downloaded by going to the BEF website at www.BilliardEducation.org (http://www.billiardeducation.org/).
The BEF Academic Scholarship Program is divided into two categories: Excellence in Education scholarship (one $5,000 scholarship awarded over a two-year term) and Aiming for Higher Education scholarships (seven individual scholarships at $1,000 each). The objective of the BEF Academic Scholarship Program is to grant scholarships to high school seniors who have benefited from the sport of billiards and are pursuing a college education.
Prospects must adhere to the following scholarship criteria: 1) hold a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA (on a 4.0 scale); 2) must have an ACT score of at least 23 or SAT score of at least 1050; 3) submit a 500-1000 word essay on how billiards has been an integral part of their life; 4) must be accepted to an accredited undergraduate academic program by June 1, 2008; 5) must attend an accredited undergraduate institution and carry at least 12 hours per semester. .

The final application must also include a letter from the applicant outlining academic achievements, leadership and/or community service work, a description of the applicant’s background and career objectives, personal and professional (academic) goals, and chosen discipline of study. Applicants must also submit an official High School Transcript and SAT/ACT scores.

The BEF would like to thank all the contributors that make this scholarship and other BEF programs possible. If you would like to become a donor and make a difference in the growth of billiard programs for our youth, please contact the BEF office at 303.926.1039
The Billiard Education Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit charitable organization committed to furthering the standard of excellence and leadership within the billiard community by engaging in activities related to the education and cultural advancement of tomorrow’s leaders.
For more information about the BEF, please visit www.BilliardEducation.org (http://www.billiardeducation.org/), contact Laura Smith at 303.926.1039, or e-mail info@BilliardEducation.org (mailto:info@BilliardEducation.org).

Champions Set to be Crowned Tomorrow in Willingen

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Champions Set to be Crowned Tomorrow in Willingen
by Jerry Forsyth
Only four young ladies and four young men remain in the running in the WPA World Junior Championships in Willengen, Germany. On Friday all but one male and one female will fall to the wayside and make way for the new billiard champions.
On the ladies’ side, last year’s champion, Mary Rakin of the USA, has made it into the semifinals by turning aside the sharp cue of Kristina Schagan of Germany by the slimmest of margins, 9-8. She will find herself battling another German, Kim Witzel, in her semifinal match. Witzel earned her berth by destroying Si Ming Chen of China 9-4.
The other ladies’ semi will find Tina Buhnen of Germany matching up against the only remaining undefeated female, Sabrina Neverschnig (pictured) of Austria. Buhnen won 9-6 against Sina Petry, today while Neverschnig barely got by Denise Wilkinson of New Zealand 9-8.
The final four men include Kui Ming Lin of Taipei who will face his countryman, Pin Yi Ko. These two arrived here after Lin bested Tomoya Iima of Japan 11-8 and Attila Bezdan of Hungary 11-10, while Ko defeated Hao Xiang Han of Hong Kong 11-2 and Mathew Lawrenson of Great Britain by the same wide margin.
On the other half of the bracket the two advancing cueists are the defending champion, Yu Lun Wu of Taipei, and Yusuke Shibata of Japan. Wu remains undefeated this week, today overpowering Nico Wehner of Germany 11-6 and Hee Sup Kim of Korea 11-6. Thomas Luttich ended the run of the final American, Landon Shuffett, 11-6 and then lost to Shibata 11-9 after Shibata had already bested Rusian Chinahov of Russia 11-8.
For full brackets please see www.wpa-tour.com (http://www.wpa-tour.com) and click on “sheets” on the left-hand side of the page.