2016 Junior Eight Ball Nationals

After 6 days of amazing pool showcased at the 2016 Junior National 8 Ball Championships, hosted by the WA 8 Ball Federation at their brilliant air-conditioned & fully catered headquarters in Queens Park, I share an overview of the event in this album, enjoy!

WA’s eightball president Terry Green, his Junior development officer Jeremy Bower with committee & volunteers provided a perfect platform for the Australian 8 Ball Federation to stage their Nationals this year, held at their speccy sporting facility. Andrew Saltmarsh, Greg Dingle & JJ Spinks co ordinated the tournament & provided a live stream of matches. Greg Dingle & Lance Ryan also headed up a solid core of umpires seeing every match refereed. The AEBF & their team had the championships run smoothly & in a timely manner, congratulations on a grand effort from them all!

The event as always was supported & sponsored by CL&S, the providers of Mitchell Straughan Cloth & Aramith Balls & Ray Atwell joined the President of the AEBF Joe Fanto with Cheryl Congram for the awards ceremony to present the Champions. Special mention & thanks to the incredible Chezza for raising almost $5000 to help the juniors with their World Title expenses, she volunteered her fundraising efforts all week, a massive credit to her!

This is how the results panned out:

  • Junior Sportman of 2016 – NT Ayden Hodgson.
  • U/12 Singles Champion QLD Joshua Burnett – Runner Up QLD Jayden Dinga
  • U/15 Singles Champion VIC Devlin Praeger – Runner Up VIC Isabella Di Giorgio
  • U/18 Ladies Singles Champion VIC Isabella Di Giorgio – Runner Up WA Stella Kearney
  • U/18 Singles Champion VIC Matthew Curwood – Runner Up TAS Cooper Denmen
  • Teams Champions Queensland – Runners Up South Australia.

A MASSIVE Congratulations goes out to every one of the Juniors who played their hearts out & showed just how solid the World Rules Game of 8 Ball is here in Aussie, with these super talented youngens coming up through the ranks it’s not a wonder the Aussies are the current World Champs!! Good Luck & congrats to this years Australian team, Matt Curwood, Alex Pace, Cooper Denmen, Stone Stenhouse, Alex Kingsbury & Hayden Gunn, in their efforts to defend their title at the World later this year.

A quick mention also to the dedicated & hardworking team managers who ensured that their players every need was catered for & kept their teams spirits up with endless encouragement & support, awesome work!

And also to the the Bar & Kitchen crews that kept everyone well fed & watered the entire week.

All in all, the 2016 Junior Championships a resounding success & one that WA can be proud to have hosted.

Thanks for the entertainment boys & girls, I enjoyed capturing you all in action & look forward to seeing you all around the tables for years to come 🙂

Cheers

Kez.

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missqs.com.au

Miss Q’s Pool and Entertainment Centre

 

2016 Australian Junior Nationals

 Host:
West Australian 8 Ball Federation

Venue:
Federation Headquarters
Cnr Centre and George Street
Queens Park WA 6107

 

Saturday, 16 January 2016   Arrive  Perth WA
Sunday, 17 January 2016   Day 1 Opening and Singles
Monday, 18 January 2016   Day 2 Singles
Tuesday, 19 January 2016   Day 3 Singles
Wednesday, 20 January 2016   Day 4 Singles
Thursday, 21 January 2016   Day 5 Teams and Singles Quarter/Semi Finals
Friday, 22 January 2016   Day 6 Teams and Team Final
Saturday, 23 January 2016   Day 7 Finals and Presentation
Sunday, 24 January 2016   Depart  Perth WA

 

2015 WEPF Junior Team World Champions, Australia

 2015 WEPF Junior Team World Champions, Australia

 2015 WEPF Junior Team World Champions, Australia

Junior Knockout: Final

Ireland   Ireland Australia   Australia
Jordan Gorman (1) 1 0 (1) Alexander Pace
Jordan Synnott (2) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
Kyle Murphy (3) 1 0 (3) Samuel Burnett
Jordan Doyle (4) 1 0 (4) Stone Stenhouse
Adam Maher (5) 0 1 (5) Erik Westerholm
    3 2    
           
Jordan Gorman (1) 1 0 (3) Samuel Burnett
Jordan Synnott (2) 0 1 (1) Alexander Pace
Kyle Murphy (3) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
Jordan Doyle (4) 1 0 (5) Erik Westerholm
Adam Maher (5) 0 1 (4) Stone Stenhouse
    5 5    
           
Jordan Gorman (1) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
Jordan Synnott (2) 1 0 (5) Erik Westerholm
Kyle Murphy (3) 1 0 (4) Stone Stenhouse
Jordan Doyle (4) 0 1 (1) Alexander Pace
Adam Maher (5) 1 0 (3) Samuel Burnett
    8 7    
           
Jordan Gorman (1) 0 1 (4) Stone Stenhouse
Jordan Synnott (2) 0 1 (3) Samuel Burnett
Kyle Murphy (3) 1 0 (5) Jordan Mitchell
Jordan Doyle (4) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
Adam Maher (5) 0 1 (1) Alexander Pace
    9 11    
           
Jordan Synnott (2) 1 0 (4) Stone Stenhouse
Jordan Gorman (1) 1 0 (5) Jordan Mitchell
Kyle Murphy (3) 0 1 (1) Alexander Pace
Jordan Doyle (4)     (3) Samuel Burnett
Adam Maher (5) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
           
    11 13    
           
Tyler O’Connor (R)     (R) Jordan Mitchell
Barry Sinnott (R)     (R)  

 

Junior 8 Ball Trophy List

Trophies to be provided annually by the Junior Host State:

updated 01/07/2024

Under 12 Champion * 1
Under 12 Runner-Up * 1
Each State/Territory nominates 3 players (3×8=24)

Under 15 Champion * 1
Under 15 Runner-Up * 1
Each State/Territory nominates 3 players (3×8=24)

Under 18 Champion * 1
Under 18 Runner-Up * 1
Each State/Territory nominates 4 players (4×8=32)

Under 18 Girls Champion * 1
Under 18 Girls Runner-Up * 1
Each State/Territory nominates 3 players (3×8=24)

Junior Team Champions * 15 (13 Juniors + 2 Team Managers)
Junior Team Runner-Up * 15 (13 Juniors + 2 Team Managers)

Player of the Carnival *1 (????)

Mementos: 120+ * (104 juniors & 16 team managers + Referees + AEBF + Officials + Special Guests).

Magazine/Booklets 120+ * (104 juniors & 16 team managers + Referees + AEBF + Officials + Special Guests).

2015 Junior Eight Ball Teams

Please correct any spelling errors email [email protected]

as New South Wales are not fielding any Singles entrants, vacancies will be offered to there states/territories

  updated version 03/12/2014    
         
2015 VIC ACT TAS SA
U 12 1 Jack Green Madelyn Norton Jonty McIvor Aiden Weinert
U 12 2 Hope Sumner TBA Cooper Barton Callub Everuss
U 15 1 Devlin Praegar Daniel Smith Cooper Denmen Kane Weekley
U 15 2 Jake Thompson Reece Norton Brandon Bakes Dylan Vonderwall
U 18 1 Matt Curwood Aaron Billington Alexander Pace Erik Westerholm
U 18 2 Joshua McLean Aleks Vujic Jacob Marshall Isaac Manterfield
U 18 3 Lochlan Courtney Ashleigh Smith Brodie Stubbs Jordan Mitchell
U 18 Girl Isabella DiGiorgio Ashleigh Smith Jessie Bakes nil
U 18 Girl Jordyn Peart      
         
2015 QLD NSW – NA NT WA
U 12 1 Nickolas Burnett Qld Jayden Dinga Trai Chan Neil J Dimer
U 12 2 Joshua Burnett nil Jesse Ferguson Lauchlan Babbe
U 15 1 Kyle Thomson Qld Joe McClintock Ayden Hodgson Alex Kingsbury
U 15 2 Hayden Goode Vic Isabella DiGiorgio John Zagorianos Jasely Dimer
U 18 1 Samuel Burnett nil Luke Evans Stone Stenhouse
U 18 2 Trae Spasojevic nil Marissa Lockhardt Jacob Sumner
U 18 3 Kaleb Benson nil nil Jayden McGlinn
U 18 Girl Tayla Dwyer nil Justine Gordon Stella Kearney
U 18 Girl Caitlyn Kunde   Marissa Lockhardt Kyra Rikys
U 18 Girl Tahlia Costello      

Under 18 Girls, we have 11 entrants for the 2015 under 18 girls event

Under 18 Girls Introduction

Introduction:

Each state/territory enters two “under 18 girls” eight ball athletes as part of their state/territory team to the Australian Eight Ball Junior Champions (Junior Nationals). Each under 18 athlete plays every other under 18 athletes in individual matches (best of “5” five frames). These matches are know as the under 18 girls singles round robin event. At the conclusion of the round round the top 4 athletes contest the semi finals and winners progress to the Grand Final.

Under 18 Girls Junior 8 Ball Champion

Australian Eight Ball Under 18 Girls Singles Champions
Year State Winner Score Score Runner-up State Host City
11th 2027
10th 2026
9th 2025
8th 2024 SA Charlotte Lane-Hatton 6 0 Tiarna Knight TAS ACT
7th 2023 QLD Destiny Smith 6 2 Tiarna Knight TAS AEBF
2022 X
2021 X
6th 2020 QLD Temika Jenkins 6 2 Emily Sanders NT AEBF
5th 2019 VIC Teah Raeburn 6 3 Emily Sanders NT TAS
4th 2018 WA Holly Va’aelua 6 3 Kyra Rikys WA SA
3rd 2017 WA Holly Va’aelua 6 2 Teah Raeburn VIC NT
2nd 2016 VIC Isabella Di Giorgio 6 3 Stella Kearney WA WA
1st 2015 WA Stella Kearney 6 1 Isabella Di Giorgio VIC QLD

Australian Junior Team 2014

 

Australian Junior Team 2014 as selected.

Cale Barrett TAS
Jayme White QLD
Vijay Randall QLD
Stone Stenhouse WA
Tyson Howie VIC
Matt Curwood VIC

Australian Junior Team 2013 Traveling to Blackpool England

Vijay Randall QLD Captain
Jayme White QLD Vice Captain
Matthew Curwood VIC
Stone Stenhouse WA
Alex Pace TAS
Jacob Marshall TAS
Tania Ahmet (Team Manager) VIC

LINK: www.wepf.org

Finished 2nd, England 13 : Australia 5

Individual Leading Players
Australia
Pos Name Played Won %
1 Jayme White 50 30 60.00%
2 Matthew Curwood 50 28 56.00%
3 Alexander Pace 48 23 47.91%
4 Vijay Randall 48 22 45.83%
5 Jacob Marshall 24 11 45.83%
6 Stone Stenhouse 30 9 30.00%

 

2014 Junior 8 Ball Results

Australian Eight Ball Under 12 Championship
WA     Stella Kearney     6     3     Nikolas Burnett     QLD

Australian Eight Ball Under 15 Championship
TAS     Cooper Denmen     6     4     Jayden Domeika     SA

Australian Eight Ball Under 18 Championship
TAS     Cale Barrett     6     1     Jayme White     QLD

Australian Eight Ball Under 12/15/18 Performance Cup
Won by Queensland

Australian Eight Ball Junior Teams
VIC     Victoria     9     7     Western Australia     WA

The Sports Person Award
Won by Jayme White (QLD)

Australian Junior Team 2014 as selected on presentation night.
Cale Barrett TAS
Jayme White QLD
Vijay Randall QLD
Stone Stenhouse WA
Tyson Howie VIC
Matt Curwood VIC

Australian Junior Team 2014 traveling to Blackpool England
Vijay Randall QLD Captain
Jayme White QLD Vice Captain
Matthew Curwood VIC
Stone Stenhouse WA
Alex Pace TAS
Jacob Marshall TAS
Tania Ahmet (Team Manager) VIC

 

2014 Junior Eight Ball Teams

Australian Singles  
Hope Sumner VIC Ethan Hudson VIC Devlin Praeger VIC Isabella DiGiorgio VIC  
Under 12-1 Under 12-2 Under 15-1 Under 15-2  
 
Josh Mclean VIC Adam Young VIC Vacant Joshua Burnett  
Under 18-1 Under 18-2 Under 18-3 Under 12-1  
         
Australian Capital Territory  
   
Vacant Vacant Daniel Smith Bradley Bullock  
Under 12-1 Under 12-2 Under 15-1 Under 15-2  
Brad Berger Aaron Billington Alex Parker Steve Phillips  
Under 18-1 Under 18-2 Under 18-3 Team Manager Team Manager
         
Northern Territory  
   
Vacant Vacant Eathen Beatey Michael Shepheard  
Under 12-1 Under 12-2 Under 15-1 Under 15-2  
Jack Richter Luke Evans Ty Ede Clem Chan  
Under 18-1 Under 18-2 Under 18-3 Team Manager  
         
Queensland  
Nikolas Burnett Joseph McClintock Samuel Burnett Callum Mahoney  
Under 12-1 Under 12-2 Under 15-1 Under 15-2  
Jayme White Vijay Randall Hayden Goode Stewart Burnett Joshua Hart
Under 18-1 Under 18-2 Under 18-3 Team Manager Team Manager
         
South Australia  
Jackson Taylor Danyal Porter Hayden Gunn Jayden Domeika  
Under 12-1 Under 12-2 Under 15-1 Under 15-2  
Erik Westerholm Chad MacGregor Jordan Mitchell Paul Morelli  
Under 18-1 Under 18-2 Under 18-3 Team Manager  
         
Tasmania  
Emmanuel Lockley Jonty McGiver Brodie Stubbs Cooper Denmen  
Under 12-1 Under 12-2 Under 15-1 Under 15-2  
Cale Barrett Alexander Pace Jacob Marshall Cyril Triffitt  
Under 18-1 Under 18-2 Under 18-3 Team Manager  
         
Victoria  
Jack Green Jacob Partridge Lochlan Courtney Cameron Green  
Under 12-1 Under 12-2 Under 15-1 Under 15-2  
Matt Curwood Tyson Howie Matt Fowlie Cheryl Congram Sean Partridge
Under 18-1 Under 18-2 Under 18-3 Team Manager Team Manager
         
Western Australia  
Stella Kearney Holly-Jane Vaaelua Alex Kingsbury Jasely-Jean Dimer  
Under 12-1 Under 12-2 Under 15-1 Under 15-2  
Jacob Sumner Stone Stenhouse Jayden McGlinn Stuart Kingsbury  
Under 18-1 Under 18-2 Under 18-3 Team Manager  

 

Australian Junior Team 2013

Australian Junior Team 2013 as selected.

Australian Junior Team 2013 traveling to Blackpool England

Adam Bleumink (VIC)
Ben Foster (WA)
Jayme White (QLD)
Keenan Ciglar (WA)
Vijay Randall (QLD)
Stephen Kaine (TAS)

Adrian Lancaster (Manager)

3rd

Individual Leading Players
Australia
Pos Name Played Won %
1 Vijay Randall 30 23 76.66%
2 Adam Bleumink 28 20 71.42%
3 Jayme White 30 20 66.66%
  Ben Foster 30 20 66.66%
5 Stephen Kaine 18 10 55.55%
6 Keenan Cigler 14 6 42.85%

 

2014 Junior 8 Ball Schedule

Sunday January 12th
9.30 AM Delegates meeting
9:30 AM Team Photos
11.00 AM Opening Ceremony
12.00 PM Lunch
1.00 PM Junior Singles Matches
6:00 PM Room close

Monday January 13th
8:30 AM Free practice all tables
9:00 AM Singles event all tables
6:00 PM Room close

Tuesday January 14th
8:30 AM Free practice all tables
9:00 AM Singles event all tables
6:00 PM Room close

Wednesday January 15th
8:30 AM Free practice all tables
9:00 AM Singles event all tables
6:00 PM Room close

Thursday January 16th
8:30 AM Free practice all tables
9:00 AM Singles event all tables
12:00 PM Singles Quarter/Semi Finals
6:00 PM Room close

Friday 17th January
8:30 AM Free practice all tables
9:00 AM Team Matches
5:00 PM Team Grand Final

14th Saturday 18th January
10:00 AM Under 12 Final
11:00 AM Under 15 Final
1:00 PM Under 18 Final
6:00 PM Presentation Dinner

2013 Junior 8 Ball Championships

2013 Australian Eight Ball Junior Nationals
       
Tuesday, 8 January 2013     Arrive Adelaide
Wednesday, 9 January 2013   Junior Nationals: Day 1 Singles Round Robin
Thursday, 10 January 2013   Junior Nationals: Day 2 Singles Round Robin
Friday, 11 January 2013   Junior Nationals: Day 3 Singles Round Robin
Saturday, 12 January 2013   Junior Nationals: Day 4 Singles Round Robin
Sunday, 13 January 2013   Junior Nationals: Day 5 Singles Round Robin
Monday, 14 January 2013   Junior Nationals: Day 6 Teams Day
Tuesday, 15 January 2013   Junior Nationals: Day 7 Finals and Presentation
Wednesday, 16 January 2013     Depart Adelaide
     

 

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

2013 Junior 8 Ball Championships FINALS

 

Best of 7     Best of 9     Best of 11  
            Grand Final  
 1.Alex Kingsbury (WA) 4   Winner to Grand Final      1.Alex Kingsbury (WA) 4
 2.Kyle Thomson (QLD) 1          2.Kyle Thomson (QLD) 6
    Loser          
       2.Kyle Thomson (QLD) 5 Winner 10:00AM  
 3.Nathan Miller (ACT) 4 Winner  3.Nathan Miller (ACT) 2      
 4.Stella Kearney (WA) 1            
               
            Grand Final  
 1.Matt Curwood (VIC) 2   Winner to Grand Final      2.Erik Westerholm (E) 3
 2.Erik Westerholm (E) 4          3.Alex Pace (TAS) 6
    Loser          
       1.Matt Curwood (VIC) 4 Winner 11:30AM  
 3.Alex Pace (TAS) 4 Winner  3.Alex Pace (TAS) 5      
 4.Arthur Lin (VIC) 2            
               
            Grand Final  
 1.Adam Bleumink (VIC) 2   Winner to Grand Final      2.Vijay Randall (QLD) 6
 2.Vijay Randall (QLD) 4          1.Adam Bleumink (VIC) 3
    Loser          
       1.Adam Bleumink (VIC) 5 Winner 1:00 PM  
 3.Ben Foster (WA) 4 Winner  3.Ben Foster (WA) 2      
 4.Cale Barrett (TAS) 3