https://wepf.org/TeamResults/Mens/tab.php

https://wepf.org/TeamResults/Ladies/tab.php

https://wepf.org/TeamResults/Junior/tab.php

https://wepf.org/TeamResults/WChair/tabd01.php

https://wepf.org/TeamResults/U21/tab.php

https://wepf.org/TeamResults/Seniors/tab.php

2013 World Eightball Pool Championships

Opening Ceremony – Sunday 23rd June 2013

Televised Finals – Wednesday 3rd July 2013 – Followed by Champions Reception

We are delighted to announce that discussions are currently being held with a major sponsor for this years event which will again be held at

The Imperial Hotel, Blackpool, England

https://wepf.org

Australian Women’s Team 2007 World Champions – Inducted 2012

The Australian Team named at the AEBF Senior Nationals in October 2006 was named to travel to The World Championships in 2007.

” HOT SHOT HULLEY HELPS AUSTRALIA TO FIRST TEAM TITLE
It’s been a long time coming but the wait was certainly worth while for the Aussie girls after their ladies team final success.
The ‘green and golds’ arrived in Blackpool with a formidable squad.
And while they suffered several hiccups in the group phase, they made no mistake in the knockout stages.
Boasting individual semi-finalists Lyndall Hulley and Tanya Aitken, the Aussies knocked out Wales in the semi-finals.
And they overturned a 15-10 round robin defeat to gain revenge on England with a 13-10 final success.
As a result the hosts are still waiting for an eighth title having seen Scotland lift the trophy in 2005 and France 12 months later.
There was little to choose between the old rivals in the opening two sessions.
Aitken (2), Lauren Jelly and Hulley (2) struck for the underdogs; Barbara Taylor, Sharon Lunn, Liesa Conlin, Carly Smith and Jackie Baker replied for England.
However, after Taylor made it 6-5 at the start of the third session, the Aussies came roaring back.
Hulley, Lyndal Ellement and Aitken made it 8-6 to open up a decisive gap.
Carly Smith pulled one back for the seven times champions only for Elise Mabbott, Ellement and the imperious Hulley to increase Australia’s lead to 11-7.
Conlin and Smith reduced the arrears to suggest a revival.
However, Ellement took the Aussies to the brink before Hulley fittingly clinched the match by preserving her 100 per cent success.
Indeed, Hulley finished top of the averages, losing only three of her 24 frames in the group stages to give her a better percentage than eight times individual champion, Sue Thompson.”

Empire Pool Lounge
20 Rose Street  
Adelaide SA 5000
www.empirepool.com.au

Queensland defeated Victoria in the Junior Teams

Hotel Grand Chancellor Surfers Paradise
Cnr Surfers Paradise Blvd and Hanlan Street  
Surfers Paradise
QLD 4217

If you are interested in purcahsing an 8ball table made to Australian Eight Ball National standards please contact the AEBF Secretary:

Queensland Eight Ball, thanks for your support "Multiple Sclerosis Australia"

If you feel like it, take a quick trip to our donations page and pledge whatever you would like to support this fantastic cause. All money you donate will go directly to the charity and you will be helping some great people help some other great people.

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MS Australia also informs people with multiple sclerosis how best to achieve as full and healthy a lifestyle as possible while managing the symptoms of MS, raises funds for the provision of services, programs and research, educates the community, and liaises with government and other bodies on MS-related issues.

If you want to find out more information then the best place to head to is the MS Australia website

Introduction:

The Under 21 events are currently not held in Australia

Surfers Paradise 2012

Players will once again meet on the beautiful Gold Coast to play in the 2012 Australian Eight-Ball Championships, the venue is the same venue as used in 2004 and is now called the Hotel Grand Chancellor, Surfers Paradise

The event will take place from Monday October 15th through to the presentation dinner on Friday October 26th

The QEBF are planning a knockout competition on the Sunday and this will give the players a good chance to play on the tables prior to the event, the tables used this year are once again from the AEBF major sponsor CL&S and will no doubt prove to be the best tables that can players can play on in the country

More information will be released towards the end of August as teams start to get settled in the States / Territories and they start providing this information to the QEBF and the AEBF

2012 World 8Ball Championships – June 24 – July 4th 

Full results and news can be found on the World 8Ball web site – https://wepf.org/index.php or from the links below

Mens Team Matches – https://wepf.org/TeamResults/Mens/Main.php

Womens Team Matches – https://wepf.org/TeamResults/Ladies/Main.php

Masters (Over 50) Team Matches – https://wepf.org/TeamResults/O50/Main.php

Under 21 Team Matches – https://wepf.org/TeamResults/U21/Main.php

Under 18 Team Matches – https://wepf.org/TeamResults/Junior/Main.php

Warren Ross Life Member 2011

Alcock Tables – The Finest in Australia!

Margaret Gorski 2011

The British Lions team defeated the Australian Mens team in the 5 Test series played at the Cube Convention Centre located at the Catholic Club, Campbelltown NSW

Played over 5 days from Tuesday October 18th to Saturday October 22nd the series went right down to the last test with a final 7 frame shoot-out needed to decide the winner of the series

The player of the series was Jake McCartney from Australia winning 11 frames from 15 and also winning a crucial frame in the 7 frame shoot-out

Full results from test matches including online score sheets and player stats can be viewed on the following link

Australia v British Lions Test Series 2011

8Ball tables used at the 2011 National 8Ball Championships held at the Cube Convention Centre at the Catholic Club, Campbelltown will be for sale at the completion of the tournament

If you are interested in purcahsing an 8ball table made to Australian standards including Aramith Tournament Balls, Chrome Rail 3 light shade, Rests and Triangle, please contact Travis Crawley on 0410 494 863 for more information or call into the Cube Convention Cnetre at the Catholic Club to view, (The 8Ball Championships run from Monday October 17th to Thursday October 27th)

Tables for these Championships are proudly made by the Mal Atwell Leisure Group featuring the brand 'Trueline Tables – The Tradition Continues'

There are 6 basic steps at attain your 8 Ball Coaching Accreditation.

• 1: AEBF – AEBF Member over 18 years of age

be a registered member of an affiliated State or Territory

• 2: AEBF – Coach’s Code of Conduct

agree to and sign the Code of Conduct

• 3: ASC   – Level I Beginning Coaching Principles (8 hours)

complete the ASC Beginning Coaching Principles online or onsite

• 4: AEBF – Level I Coach Activity Sheet (20 hours)

maintain a diary of all pupils coached

• 5: AEBF – Level I Eight Ball Training Program Course  (8 hours)

complete the AEBF Training Program online or onsite

• 6: AEBF – Eight Ball Coach Accreditation Fee $220

pay the applicable fee

More details are found on the AEBF Coaches website www.8ballcoach.com.au