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The BPPPA Solihull Open Results
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Posted on Monday, August 21 2006 @ 01:34:16 BSTby admin
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BPPPA Solihull Open
Rileys American Pool & Snooker
Hobbs Moat Road
Solihull
Birmingham
B92 8JN
Tel: 0121 742 6068
www.bpppa.org
www.rileysltd.com
Last 64 Chart A - BPPPA Solihull Open (350 kb .pdf file) Exclusive to Pro9.co.uk!
Last 64 Chart B - BPPPA Solihull Open (450 kb .pdf file) Exclusive to Pro9.co.uk!
Last 32 Single Elim. Chart - BPPPA Solihull Open (350 kb .pdf file) - Here First!
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Saturday/Sunday 19-20 August 2006
Karl Boyes wins the Solihull Open
Two English Pool Players in Final... Of BPPPA 9 Ball Tournament!?!?!?
English Pool player Karl Boyes has beaten good friend and fellow English Pool player Phil Harrison in the final of the BPPPA's Solihull Open - a 9 Ball competition!
The two friends played their way through a talent packed field of 89 players at the Midlands event, and then faced each other for the title.
The match went the long route, the score reaching ten-ten in the race to eleven final, with Harrison to break, he made a ball but his run-out stalled and it was Boyes who potted the vital final nine-ball for the title "BPPPA Solihull Open Champion".
Click on "Read More..." for the details.
Mathew Lawrenson keeping Daryl Peach in his chair at the BPPPA Solihull Open.
Lawrenson wins, wins, wins!
The top story of the weekend must be the spectacular rise and rise of BPPPA Junior player Mathew Lawrenson.
Mathew Lawrenson's beautiful EPBF Straight Pool Gold Medal and Trophy.
The British Junior 9 Ball Champion has only recently returned from the Junior European Championships in Kiev, where he won yet more glory, adding the Gold Medal and Trophy for the 14.1 discipline.
Challenging himself against the adults on the main tour must be helping his game, and he has started to provide a few upsets when he plays well. So there were a few keen eyes watching to see if he could qualify again for the last 32 on the Sunday at Solihull.
The draw could have been tougher if it was hand-picked. His final match to qualify was against one of the most seasoned and successful players on the tour, a man who has won more events that I've had hot dinners - Daryl Peach.
Mathew Lawrenson receives his Junior European 14.1 Trophy from BPPPA Provisional No.1 Mark Gray.
It was no suprise to see the majority of the audience routing for the 18 year old in this "David and Goliath" contest. It was a close run thing, until it came to the crunch... With the score at hill-hill, it all came down to the final single game to decide Matthew's fate. Could the youngster control his nerves and manage to keep his cool, or would Daryl's experience prevail.
As it turned out, to the great surprise of many watching, Mathew won the slightly scrappy final frame and once again qualified for the second days play.
There was much celebrating from his loyal crowd of supporters and members of his family.
Karl Boyes had an unusual draw - against his girlfriend!
A tough draw and a tricky situation for Boyes
Former English pool player and now regular IPT tour qualifier, Karl Boyes, had an unusual draw this weekend at Solihull. His first round match certainly wouldn't be easy as noticed he would be facing the 2004 UK Snooker Champion and former European Pool Champion. Even more daunting was the fact that his opponent was female, and even more terrifying than that... It was his girlfriend!
Lynette Horsburgh and Karl Boyes have been an item for over a year now, and after travelling all the way to the Midlands, realised the luck of the draw had thrown them against each other.
Snooker Champion - Lynette Horsburgh
Doing nothing to promote matrimonial harmony, Karl decided to "take no prisoners" and roared to a strong lead.
"At 5-1 up he tried to give me a cuddle... I went, "hands-off"... When we got up this morning, he said, "I better not draw you".
Karl eventually won 7-1... And is currently single! (Just kidding).
Damian Overton
Time to say goodbye to a fine player and a good friend - Damian Overton
A tinge of sadness today, as it's the last tournament that Damian Overton will be playing on theses shores. Damian has been threatening to move to the States for a long time and at long last the time is nigh!
His departure will be a great loss to the talent base of the BPPPA and he will be greatly missed by everyone.
Damian has always been one of the nicest and most sporting players on the tour, and America's gain is our loss! I'm sure everyone who knows him will join us in wishing him all the best of luck in his new challenge,
BPPPA Solihull Player
BPPPA Solihull Player, Bradley Parker
BPPPA Solihull Player, Lisa Quick
BPPPA Solihull Player
BPPPA Solihull Player, John Beesley
BPPPA Solihull Player, Sat Panesar
BPPPA Solihull Player, Bob Harris
The BPPPA Solihull Tournament Director's Desk
THE STATS
| BPPPA SOLIHULL OPEN PAYOUT | | 1st. | £1,000.00 | | 2nd. | £495.00 | | 3rd. | £250.00 | | 4th. | £250.00 | | 5th. | £125.00 | | 6th. | £125.00 | | 7th. | £125.00 | | 8th. | £125.00 | | 9th. | £65.00 | | 10th. | £65.00 | | 11th. | £65.00 | | 12th. | £50.00 | | 13th. | £65.00 | | 14th. | £65.00 | | 15th. | £65.00 | | 16th. | £65.00 | | TOTAL | £2,765.00 |
THE 89 ENTRANTS
79 Men, 4 Ladies and 6 Juniors
Mark Gray
Daryl Peach
Martin Chapman
Andy Worthington
Gary Stewart
Jonathan Mathers
Mike Rogers
Ian West
Mark Stephenson
Nigel Webb
Simon Widlo
Joe Sims
Bradley Parker
Caroline Walch
Steve Brown
Martinho Correia
Kevin Uzzell
Gary Bullock
Darren Appleton
Phil Harrison
Neil Raybone
Andy Barnett
Carl Morris
Karl Boyes
Lynette Horsburgh
Adam Jackson
Aaron Dyball
James Austin
Chris Buckmaster
Sat Panesar
Nathan James
David Denicole
Jonny Vaughn
Jonathan Bushnell
Chris Parker
Craig Seeney
Lionel Brown
Dominic Gee
Phillip Brown
Craig Hurst
Oliver Waters
Craig Osborne
Richard Bennett
Geoff Edge
Chris Robson
Chris Stocker
Andy Jeronimidis
Ash Memon
Abhay Rao
Jon Davies
Sam Sherwoood
Tony David
Nigel Sims
Dave Carter
Lisa Quick
Bee Porter
Neil Bodger
Kevin Lau
Chun Man
Steve Turnbull
David Hood
Andy Warden
Luke Goodchild
John Beesley
Simon D'Vali
Luke Pepperell
Alex Kay
Adam Smith
Damien Overton
Lee Chenman
Lee Rigby
Dave Simmons
Stewart Colclough
Dean Goddard
Andy Mistry
Tommy Donlon
Steve Evans
Paul James
Colin Franks
Tony Fry
Andy Bucknall
Pete Blanchard
James Taylor
Tony Burton
Jack Triggs
Dean Anderson
Dave McCarthy
Bob Harris
Gareth Esprit
THE LAST 32 | Mark Gray | 9 : 1 | James Taylor | Kevin Uzzell | 9 : 6 | Bradley Parker | Phil Harrison | 9 : 4 | Adam Smith | Jon Davies | 9 : 7 | Abhay Rao | Martinho Correia | 9 : 7 | Mike Rogers | Carl Morris | 9 : 4 | Darren Appleton | Gareth Esprit | 9 : 5 | Tony Burton | Bob Harris | 9 : 6 | Craig Osborne | Karl Boyes | 9 : 8 | Simon Widlo | Stewart Colclough | 9 : 4 | Chris Buckmaster | Neil Raybone | 9 : 3 | Lee Rigby | Ian West | 9 : 7 | Mathew Lawrenson | Andy Worthington | 9 : 0 | Tony Fry | Damien Overton | 9 : 5 | Dave McCarthy | Mark Stephenson | 9 : 4 | Richard Bennett | Tommy Donlon | 9 : 3 | Jonny Vaughn |
THE LAST 16 | Mark Gray | 9 : 2 | Kevin Uzzell | Phil Harrison | 9 : 2 | Jon Davies | Martinho Correia | 9 : 6 | Carl Morris | Bob Harris | 9 : 7 | Gareth Esprit | Karl Boyes | 9 : 7 | Stewart Colclough | Ian West | 9 : 7 | Neil Raybone | Damian Overton | 9 : 7 | Andy Worthington | Tommy Donlon | 9 : 1 | Mark Stephenson |
THE QUARTER-FINALS | Phil Harrison | 9 : 7 | Mark Gray | Bob Harris | 9 : 7 | Martinho Correia | Karl Boyes | 9 : 3 | Ian West | Tommy Donlon | 9 : 3 | Damian Overton |
THE SEMI-FINALS | Phil Harrison | 9 : 3 | Bob Harris | Karl Boyes | 9 : 8 | Tommy Donlon |
THE FINAL | Karl Boyes | 11 : 10 | Phil Harrison |
Karl Boyes at the table in the final of the BPPPA Solihull Open
Phil Harrison in the final of the BPPPA Solihull Open
Phil Harrison with the Runner Up Trophy at the BPPPA Solihull Open
Check out the Pro9.co.uk calendar for details of the next BPPPA events.
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