Team Final
Victoria 13 – 10  Western Australia

https://aebf.com.au/results/2016_senior_nationals/womensresults/wt_ko_report_womens_team_finals_2016.htm

Singles Final

https://aebf.com.au/results/2016_senior_nationals/womensresults/wt_ko_report_womens_singles_2016.htm

Team Final
Tasmania 11 – 9  Western Australia

https://aebf.com.au/results/2016_senior_nationals/mastersresults/mt_ko_report_masters_team_finals_2016.htm

Singles Final

https://aebf.com.au/results/2016_senior_nationals/mastersresults/mt_ko_report_masters_singles_2016.htm

Mens Team: 1. Michael Scerri (POC). 2. Ben Foster. 3. Alec Evreniadis (Capt). 4. John Wheeler. 5. Dax Wasley. 6. Justin Sajich. 7. Peter Butterworth (V/Capt). 8. Nathan Nemes. 9. Luke Foster. 10. Brent Read. 11. Travis Crawley. 12. Jeremy McGuire and Tracy Butterworth (Team Manager). Eight (8) players will travel to England in 2017.

The 2017 traveling team is; Chris Beagley, Daniel Thorp, David Lynton, Jakk Phillips, Nathan McMahon, Nathan Nemes, Paull Clack, Peter Butterworth and Team Manager Tracy Butterworth.

Womens Team: 1. Sue Bussanich (Capt, POC). 2. Sharron Brown. 3. Kristy Henville. 4. Kolbe Poole. 5. Taylor Meyer. 6. Stacey Tsiakas. 7. Rebecca Smith. 8. Isabella DiGiorgio. 9. Sue McCord. Mickey McPherson (Team Manager). Six (6) players will travel to England in 2017. Lyndall Morphett has also been included, the team now totals 7 players.

The 2017 traveling team is; Kolbe Poole, Lyndall Morphett, Rebecca Smith, Sharron Brown, Stasi Tsiakas, Sue McCord, Taylor Meyer and Team Manager Mickey McPherson.

Masters Team: 1. Wayne Stubbs (POC, V/Capt). 2. Steve Gray. 3. Michael Delahunty (Capt). 4. Steve Brett. 5. Cranne Wrigley. 6. Ian Will. Joanne Brown (Team Manager).

The 2017 traveling team is; Adrian Lancaster, Ian Will, Michael Delahunty, Steve Brett, Steve Gray, Wayne Stubbs  and Team Manager Joanne Brown.

Under 23 Team: 1. Luke Foster (Capt). 2. Ben Foster. 3. Cale Barrett. Joanne Brown (Team Manager).

On behalf of Eightball Tasmania it gives me great pleasure to welcome all guests, officials, sponsors, umpires, players and supporters Down Under for the:

2016 Country Club Tasmania
33rd Australian National Eightball Championships.
 
I would like to make a special thanks to our Tasmanian Major Sponsors:
Country Club Tasmania
Tasmanian Department of Sport and Recreation
Events Tasmania
 
Thanks to the AEBF and their major sponsors Consolidated Leisure and Sport suppliers of the Mitchell brand of products and Strachan 6811 cloth. Special mention to Ray Attwell and Trueline for the help with our Tables plus Paul at Consolidated Leisure and Sport for his help.
 
I would also like to say a big thanks to some great supporters and sponsors of Eightball Tasmania this year: LWC, HWC, Steadfast Statewide Insurance Brokers, Sorell Locksmiths, Queens Arms Hotel, Totally Awesome Sounds Car Audio Centre, Kameleon Hair and Beauty, Old Dogs 8Ball Accessories and Chris Watkins Transport.
 
Obviously to organise a big event like this needs great support from volunteers who gave up their personal time to help with setting up the tables plus the other things required.

I would like to give thanks to Cyril Triffitt, Tony Cannan, Rob McCauley, Chris and Mandy Snare.  A very Special thanks also goes to Salty who has worked tirelessly over the last two years to help to organise this Nationals and also Greg Dingle who has offered assistance from afar on various items.
 
A huge thanks to Hayley Chugg, Conference and Events Coordinator here at the Country Club who has shown us her complete professionalism in all aspects of her organisational skills. Whenever we have requested anything from Hayley in relation to making this Nationals run smoothly, she has gone out of her way to ensure it has been done.

Also to the maintenance staff at the Country Club who have been very accommodating in all our requests and without their help we would not of been able to set the room up as smoothly.
 
I wish all players the best on an off the table and hope that even though the schedule is going to be very hectic for some, you actually get to enjoy your time here when off the tables.

I know the Country Club will make your stay as comfortable as possible.

Phil Dando    President – Eightball Tasmania

Our 33rd National Titles, is a wonderful achievement for all our States, Territory member Associations and players. Thank you on your continued promotion of the game and grand support of this event.

In particular thank you to Eight-Ball Tasmania Committee for the great work to host these Championships at this wonderful venue in Launceston once again.

Congratulations to all competitors on your great achievement to excel in your State or Territory to enable you to participate at these Nationals.  I hope you have a great Championship, perform to the best of your ability and take many memorable moments from the experience.

We are very fortunate that once again this year the AEBF will live stream during these entire Championships giving people the opportunity to enjoy the event from where ever they might be on the worldwide web.

The AEBF is very proud that this year at the World Championships in Blackpool England Australia enjoyed massive success winning four World Titles, Matthew Curwood Junior Singles World Champion, Junior Team World Champions, Women’s Team World Champions, and Men’s Team World Champions. Also from Tasmania Wayne Stubbs who won the prestigious event Over 50s World Masters Title.

Many of these current World Champions are participating at these Titles, hence we can boast that these Australian Nationals for 2016 have some of the best players in the World participating.
 
We acknowledge and are most grateful to our major sponsor Consolidated Leisure and Sports. They have been principal supporters over many years both to these National Titles and to the Australian team travelling abroad.

Consolidated Leisure and Sports market product under the brand name Mitchell, they supply the Aramith balls, Strachan cloth and Trueline Tables, all being used at these Nationals.

To the management of Country Club Tasmania we thank you for the co-operation and assistance in preparation for this event.

To all local sponsors including Country Club Tasmania thank you for your contribution, you have played a very important role in ensuring that this event takes place.

Thanks to my AEBF Executive, to all administrators and officials from your respective States and Territories, for the time, energy and passion you give to the game throughout the year.

I invite each and every one of you to enjoy these 2016 Australian Eight-ball Championships in Launceston Tasmania.

JOE FANTO
President: – Australian Eight-Ball Federation

2016 Australian Eight Ball Senior Championships

Host:

Eightball Tasmania 

Date: 

6th October 2016 2pm (Delegates Meeting)

Saturday 15th October 6pm (Presentation Dinner)

Venue:

Country Club Casino

Country Club Ave, 

Prospect Vale TAS 7250

AUSTRALIAN MENS TEAM THE 2016 WORLD EIGHTBALL POOL CHAMPIONS Australia defeated Ireland 8 – 6

Steve Woods, Jake Mccartney, Marc Robertson, Adam Andretzke, Rusty Wheeler, Justin Sajich, Michael Scerri, James Delahunty, Greg Costello (Manager), Huge Congratulations Guys from all Pool Players in Australia

Australian Women defeated England 13-5 to become 2016 World Champions. Held at Imperial Hotel, Blackpool, England at the World Eightball Pool Championships.

This year has been Australia’s most successful year ever. Already our Australian Junior Team won the World Championships, back to back. Matt Curwood ( Vic ) won Junior World Singles. Stone Stenhouse ( W.A ) won junior player of the carnival. 3 Juniors named in the World Team. Steve Gray ( seniors ) named in Senior World Team. Wayne Stubbs ( Tas ) won the Seniors Masters Championship. Australia Women win World Title. Lyndall Morphett ( S.A ) wins player of the carnival & named in the World Team.

Kolbe Poole ( vic ) finished in Singles Semi’s. Elise Mabbott ( S.A ) finished in semi’s of Women’s Masters & our Australian Men’s Team play England Men in the semi final at 9pm UK time. James Delahunty ( S.A) won men’s player of the carnival & was named in World Team along with Justin Sajich & Steve Woods ( N.S.W ) . Let’s all get behind the Aussies & help get them over the line. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie xoxoxo Aussie Men defeated England in a nail biter to semi final to earn themselves a berth in the final against Ireland to play for he World Title.

I BELIEVE this amazing team can do this. Let’s go for 3 from 3. Come on Aussies. Xoxo

Matt Curwood is the new WEPF World 8-Ball Pool junior singles champion after a dramatic finish to his final with Malta’s Scott Muscat.

Curwood, from the Victorian gold town of Ballarat, struck it rich as he came from 5-3 and 6-4 down to win 8-6. And the 18-year-old Australian champion, was part of the Green and Gold squad to defeat England 13-11 in the junior team final. His compatriots gave great vocal support in the Washington Suite as Curwood came through to succeed England’s Aaron Davies as champion “I didn’t really practice too much before I came over but it’s the best thing I have ever won,” said happy Curwood. “It’s a great feeling to win two world titles. “And I’m really happy to have won, especially as this is the last year as a junior,” added Curwood who whitewashed Ireland’s Adam Maher 7-0 in the semi-finals and England’s Murad Iqbal 7-4 in the quarters.

Curwood won three of his four frames in the team final as the Aussie youngsters retained their title. His only blemish was defeat to Keiron Phillips that allowed England to draw level at 10-all. However, Stone Stenhouse, Hayden Gunn and Alex Kingsbury took three of the next four frames while Alex Pace was the remaining member of the Australian squad. The England line-up was: Phillips, Iqbal, Ben Welfare, Kieron Lennon and Justin Field.

Courtesy : https://wepf.org/press.php?option=6

2016 World 8Ball Championships –

Indigenous Challenge 2015

Winners: Indigenous All Stars

Runner-up AEBF All Stars

Hosted in VIC (Albury)

Indigenous Challenge 2014

Winners: Indigenous All Stars

Runner-up AEBF All Stars

Hosted in NT (Darwin)

Indigenous Challenge 2013

Winners: Indigenous All Stars

Runner-up AEBF All Stars

Hosted in WA (Perth)

1st

Casuarina Sports Club
269 Tower Road, Casuarina NT 0810
www.casclub.com.au

Sechdule – Full Sechdule can be downloded from the link below