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European News |
11th of December 2018 |
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The next International event will be :
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World Pool Magazine
15th Edition (Oct, 2018)  |
2018 European Champions
Teams
Mens A Team - England
Mens B Team - England
Mens C Team - England
Ladies Team - England 'A'
Juniors - N. Ireland'A'
Under 23's - Malta
Seniors - England
Individuals
Mens - Ben Flack (Eng)
Ladies - Cat Jones (Eng)
Juniors - Enrico Forgione (Eng)
Under 23's - Jack Smithers (Eng)
Seniors - Stacey Vine (Eng)
The next International Event will be
9th - 15th February 2019
European Championships
The Gleneagle Hotel,
Killarney
Ireland
| Northern Ireland 2018 Open Championships | ||
Under the management of NIPPO, our new organisation in Northern Ireland, their Open Championships has been a fantastic event. For many years we have struggled to develop events and international teams in N. Ireland and brought in Ronnie Boyle and his team from NIPPO to help build up the organisation of Eightball Pool in the country, I give them a huge appreciation for what they have achieved in such a short time. |
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Dylan Leary won both the Mens Open and Over 40’s events with Collette Henriksen taking the Ladies title defeating Michelle Rooney in the final. Both ladies have recently returned to World rules and they will greatly strengthen the national team but are also giving NIPPO a lot of time and effort in providing coaching for ladies and juniors. |
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| Dylan Leary | Collette Henriksen | |
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William Eakin, well known as a major player in international over 50’s events, won the seniors title. Former World Junior champion, Carl Martin, took the honours in the Under 23 category with this year's Junior World runner up, Karol Galka, taking the Juniors title, Owenie McMenamin the Under 15 category and Gerard Heaney becoming the Junior Development champion. > |
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| Karol Galka | Gerard Heaney (Jun) | Owenie McMenamin |
Special mention to Piotr Samulewicz who was Runner-up in the Under 23, Juniors and Under 15’s events, obviously another future prospect for yet another World title for his country. |
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NIPPO held their first Development Junior Competition at the weekend played during their annual N. Ireland Open 8-Ball Pool Championships 2018 in the beautiful Mellon Country Inn Hotel, Omagh. |
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Eight young under-12 players were invited to compete which included two young primary school girls, Cara Kerlin and Breeanna McMenamin, with Cara reaching the semi-finals after the round robin group format was completed. Overall the competition was a great success with Gerard Heaney (jun) from Belfast being crowned champion receiving a breaking cue for his victory defeating another up and coming young star, Harry McMenamin (Tyrone), in the final with Igor Samulewicz and Cara Kerlin completing the semi-finals line up. All 8 players were also given the opportunity to compete in the N. Ireland U-15s Championships with young Harry McMenamin reaching the semi-finals stages. |
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| 2018 Home Internationals (Hosted by English Pool Association) | ||||||
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| 2018 European Championships (Hosted by Malta Pool Association) | ||||||
| Recorded Streaming from the 2018 European Championships, Malta | ||||||
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That's all from the 2018 European Championships. We would like to thank everyone for joining us and hope you enjoyed watching the action. Links above take you to the Youtube channels where the videos are available for replay. |
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