AEBF

2023 Indigenous All Stars Challenge

• Albury All Stars 20 v 16 Indigenous All Stars

2023 AEBF Singles Women

• Isabella Di Giorgio (VIC) 8 v 7 Kolbe Poole (VIC)

2023 AEBF Singles Women O50

• Sue Kendle (SA) 8 v 3 Theresa Whitten (NSW)

2023 AEBF Singles O60

• Stacey Vine (SA) 8 v 3 Peter Kennedy (SA)

2023 AEBF Singles Cup

• Nick Lynch (SA) 8 v 3 Jon Carver (NSW)

2023 AEBF Singles Open

• Stone Stenhouse (WA) 10 v 9 Andy Barnett (QLD)

2023 AEBF Singles Masters

• Alan Brown (WA) 8 v 3 Mark Bradley (QLD)

2023 AEBF Doubles Open

• Justin Stubbs & Wayne Stubbs (TAS) 5 v 4 Justin Sajich & Rusty Wheeler (NSW)

2023 AEBF Doubles Women

• Isabella DiGiorgio & Julie Watson (VIC) 5 v 2 Lyndal Ellement & Kolbe Poole (VIC)

2023 AEBF Doubles Masters

• Mark Curwood & Darren Waite (VIC) 5 v 4 Tim Shelton & Justin Allen (VIC)

2023 AEBF Teams Women O50

• South Australia 7 v 5 Western Australia

2023 AEBF Teams O60

• Victoria 8 v 7 South Australia

2023 AEBF Teams Cup

• WA City 11 v 8 WA Country

2023 AEBF Plate Open

• Luke Anglesey (WA) 9 v 3 Marc Robertson (VIC)

2023 AEBF Plate Women

• Lyndall Vine (SA) 7 v 5 Kolbe Poole (VIC)

2023 AEBF Plate Masters

• Wayne Stubbs (TAS) 7 v 4 Kelvin Lee (SA)

2023 AEBF Teams Women

• Victoria 13 v 1 Australian Capital Territory

2023 AEBF Teams Masters

• Tasmania v Victoria

2023 AEBF Teams Open

• South Australia v Victoria

TABLE ALLOCATIONS / OFFICIAL WARNING

Good Morning Australia,

Today is the day that Albury gets inundated by Australia’s best pool players and we wish safe travels to all.

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There is still plenty of setup happening at the Commercial Club today so we ask that everybody give us a clear run and not show up early expecting to get on a table.

At this stage, we are hoping to have all tables available for practice by 5pm… if that changes, we will let you all know.

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The AEBF did a table allocation draw so states and territories had dedicated tables to practice.

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Townsend Room

Open, Women & Masters

Tables 1, 2, & 3 – VIC

Tables 4, 5 & 6 – QLD

Tables 7, 8 & 9 – SA

Tables 10, 11 & 12 – WA

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Elizabeth Room

Open, Women & Masters

Tables 13, 14 & 15 – NSW

Tables 16, 17 & 18 – NT

Tables 19, 20 & 21 – ACT

Tables 22, 23 & 24 – TAS

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Snooker Room

O60 & O50 Women

Table 25 – VIC

Table 26 – QLD

Table 27 – SA

Table 28 – WA

Table 29 – NSW

Table 30 – NT

Table 31 – ACT

Table 32 – TAS

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Stanley Room

Australia Cup

Tables 33 & 34 – VIC

Tables 35 & 36 – QLD

Tables 37 & 38 – SA

Tables 39 & 40 – WA

Tables 41 & 42 – NSW

Tables 43 & 44 – NT

Tables 45 & 46 – ACT

Tables 47 & 48 – TAS

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OFFICIAL WARNING:

Any players found to be reckless and or cause damage to the tables may face disciplinary action and or be expelled from the Championships.

Practicing of masse shots is not acceptable.

Drinks and food is absolutely NOT acceptable over or near the pool tables.

We trust all players will respect rules, respect the tables and respect that we all need to play on these tables.

The club security cameras have been made available to the AEBF to view any suspected breach of these rules.

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Travis Crawley

AEBF President

Good Morning Australia,

The Stanley Room is well under way with the sixteen (16) traditional tables already in place and starting to settle.

The Australia Cup players will call this place home for the first eight days of the championships before we move the finals into the Townsend Room.

* DAY 1 – BUMP IN *

Good Morning Australia,

It’s beginning to feel a lot like Nationals!!

The Thirty-Two (32) Supreme Pool Tables rolled into Albury very early this morning and work has begun.

Our man (Nick) from ‘JNR Transport’ has done a great job getting the tables to the Commercial Club and now it’s over to Peter and his boys at ‘Just Billiards’ to start the task of placing them in the rooms.

Thanks to Ray Atwell at CL&S for his assistance over the last few months with getting these tables tournament ready and thanks to Paul Modica and his team at CL&S Melbourne for getting the tables loaded safely yesterday from the Tullamarine factory.

This is the biggest setup in the history of the Australian Eight Ball Championships and probably of any cue sports event in this country and we are facing logistical issues along the way, but having professional people involved in the process certainly helps things run in the right direction.

2023 Nationals Schedule – refer to PoolStat

The AEBF welcomes the Victorian squad competing at the 2023 Australian Eight Ball Championships.

The AEBF welcomes the Tasmania squad competing at the 2023 Australian Eight Ball Championships.

The AEBF welcomes the South Australia squad competing at the 2023 Australian Eight Ball Championships.

The AEBF welcomes the Queensland squad competing at the 2023 Australian Eight Ball Championships.