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April / May, 2009 (214 pages) - A complete listing of everything tournament. Inside This Issue: • Tournament Events, • Tournament News, • Tournament Results, • Tournament Schedules - - - Billiards, - - - Bowling, - - - Bull Riding, - - - Crosswords, - - - Darts, - - - Fighting, - - - Fishing, - - - Foosball, - - - Golf, - - - Poker, - - - Table Tennis, - - - Karate
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ON THE INSIDE Billiards............................................................. Pages 2-83 Tournaments, News, Instruction, Results = page 24
Bowling............................................................. Pages 84-101 News = page 84, Tournaments = pages 86-101
Golf.................................................................... Pages 102-123 News = page 102, Tournaments = pages 104-123 Poker................................................................. Pages 124-139 News = page 124, Tournaments = pages 126-139
Martial Arts / Fighting.................................... Pages 140-159 News = page 140, Tournaments = pages 142-159
Fishing.............................................................. Pages 160-191 News = page 160, Tournaments = pages 162-191
Darts................................................................. Pages 192-197 Tournaments
Foosball / Table Soccer................................... Pages 198-200 Tournaments
Other Events & Tournaments Dance Chess Lacrosse Pinball Table Tennis..................................................... Pages 201-214
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Michaela Tabb will become the first woman to referee snooker’s biggest match when she takes charge of the Betfred.com World Snooker Champi-onship final on May 3 and 4.
Tabb, from Dun-fermline, has been officiating on the professional Tour since 2001 and has climbed gradually through the ranks to become one of the sport’s best re-spected referees. She has presided over two ranking finals, the 2007 Welsh Open and last week’s Bank of Beijing 2009 World Snooker Chi-na Open, as well as the 2008 Masters final at Wembley. She is now set to step up to the highest platform by donning the white gloves for the showpiece fi-nal at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.
“When I started out, I couldn’t possibly have imag-ined that I’d come this far,” said the 41-year-old from Dunfermline in Scotland. “My only ambition was to be a good referee. It was only after I’d been on the circuit for around three years, when I re-alised I had the ability, that I felt had the potential to get this far,” said former Ladies European Pool champion.
““I will be nervous - the only thing I can liken it to is when I first refereed at the Crucible (in 2003) as that was a big step. The worst time for me will be after I set the balls up before the final - after that
there’s a wait of about 40 minutes until the match starts. It will seem like the longest 40 minutes of my life and there will be butterflies. After the first
frame I’ll be fine as the big occasion brings the best out of me.
“I’m glad that I wasn’t pushed too fast by World Snooker in my first few years as a ref-eree. In hindsight I can see that was the right thing to do. I’ve proved my-self now and I’ve got the experience. I’ve been chosen to do the World fi-nal because of my standard of referee-ing, and not just be-cause I’m a woman.
That’s what I keep telling myself - I wouldn’t be going out there if I wasn’t considered ready for it.”
However, Tabb recognises that she has become a role model for aspiring female officials in snook-er - and other sports. “I meet women all over the world who say that what I have done has opened up doors for them, so that’s a great source of pride for me ” she said. “This is a big step in my journey but also for women officials everywhere.”
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in Atlanta Georgia played host to the season opener of the ever Expanding Seminole Pro Tour. For the past two years this ten ball tour, formerly known as the Florida Pro Tour, has been expanding outward to different states, with this season including stops not only in Atlanta, but also in North Carolina and New York.
The season opener was a concentration of some of the finest cueists the US has to offer. Such talents as Earl “The Pearl” Strickland, Corey Deuel, John Schmidt, Gabe Owen, Stevie Moore, Mike Davis, and Ronnie Wiseman as well as strong shortstops including Atlanta’s Paul Song. Day two of the tournament saw some great matches. At one point there were four US Open champions playing at the same time; to the delight of the spectators who were overjoyed at the prospect of watching some world class pool.
The feature matchup for day two pitted none other than Earl Strickland against Seminole sponsored Corey Deuel. Deuel seemed to have been pushed to the limit all tournament long surviving a close 7-5 victory over Raymond Linares; then coming up short against very capable local Mitch Yarborough 7-6. Corey missed the case 10 ball and was sent to the 1 loss side where his final test would be against 5 time US Open champion Earl Strickland.
This match up was an exhibition of firepower as Corey shot out to a 4-0 lead. The usually boisterous Earl quickly reverted to a state of utmost concentration and did not let Deuel back to the table until he was in a safety and only leading by one game at 4-3. Strickland was really showing his prowess mak-ing sloppy layouts look like roadmaps and continued to put the pressure on Corey by taking a 5-4 lead. Deuel responded and captured the next two games and was the first man on the hill. Strickland quickly joined Mr. Deuel on the hill. The players would stretch the match to its capacity as the race to 7 would be decided by a single game.
Now we all know that the tournament atmosphere can provide electricity and color to any venue, espe-cially when two combatants of this caliber enter the arena. This was no different and in this match, in the Hill-Hill game those who were lucky enough to be spectators witnessed what many believed to be the moment of the tournament. Strickland was at the table and got position against the side rail straight in on the seven ball. His cueing was slightly elevated seeing as there was a ball underneath him. As he got down to shoot he jumped right back up and started chalking his cue very thoroughly. As he turned the cue on the chalk, with a look of mingled intensity and amusement, he delivered one of the best one liners I’ve ever heard… “The only thing in the world that can save you now, is a mis-cue!”
Spits of laughter popped up from around the crowd as they restrained themselves so as not to disturb “The Pearl”. He pocketed the final four balls and won the match to uproarious applause.
On the final day the cream really did rise to the top. In the final 8 were six very strong pros and two locals who were showing that they had what it took to play with the best. Paul Song was the first short-stop eliminated as he succumbed to Strickland 8-5 finishing in 7th place. Mitch Yarborough was really raising some eyebrows as he beat his share of big names and bagged a very impressive 4th place prize.
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REGISTRATION OPENS FOR 2009 BCA EXPO – BCA Members Receive Free Admission –
Broomfield, Colo. – February 10, 2009 – The Billiard Congress of America (BCA) has launched registration for the 26th edition of the International Billiard & Home Recreation Expo in Las Vegas, June 25-27, 2009.
Registrants can take advantage of three easy ways to register for the 2009 BCA Expo:• Go to www.bcaexpo.com, click on the red registration button and follow the simple online registration process.• Go to www.bcaexpo.com, click on Attendee Registration, download the registration form and fax it to 708.226.1310 or mail it to William T. Glasgow, 10729 163rd Place, Orland Park, IL 60467.• Call the BCA to request a registration form at 303.243.5070, extension 23.
Further, the BCA has extended the window for its members to receive free registration for the BCA Expo until April 30, 2009.
BCA Enhances www.bcaexpo.com
The BCA has also enhanced www.bcaexpo.com in an effort to provide attendees and exhibitors a single source for information on the 2009 BCA Expo and facilitate a smooth planning process. In addition to general information such as attendee registration details, exhibitor marketing options, schedule of events, seminar details and hotel information, www.bcaexpo.com has been improved to provide additional useful information including:
• FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) with answers to commonly asked operational, marketing and administra-tive questions surrounding the Expo.• Interactive Floor Plan offering a real-time view of the exhibit hall, including exhibitor contact information, listing of their products and services and Web site.• Marketing Tool Box with tips and links for exhibitors to maximize the return on their Expo investment.Business of Billiards Seminar Series
The BCA is also pleased to announce the topics for the 2009 Business of Billiards Seminar Series. On this year’s slate of seminars is an in-depth look into what today’s youth think about the game of pool. During this session, participants will learn from first-hand interviews with teenagers what attracts the attention of kids (video games, other sports) and how this will impact efforts to create the next generation of customers, as well as participate in an interactive discussion on what can be done to promote the game of pool to today’s youth.
The Business of Billiards Seminar Series will also include an exploration into the pool table shopping experience from the vantage point of the potential customer. Secret shoppers will give seminar attendees first-hand insights into their opinions about product selection, customer service, salesperson knowledge and more. Participants will leave this session with a clear understanding on how what the customer expects and requires during the pool table shopping process.
In addition, a three-part series, “Making Money in a Tough Economy,” will round out the series. Additional details
on the series will be announced in the near future. Read more by clicking HERE
Gurnee, IL – March 17, 2009 – Iwan Simonis and the USBA are pleased to announce the finalization of a multi-year sponsorship arrangement for both the USBA which will guarantee that USBA events will be played on the internationally renowned Simonis 300 Rapide car-om cloth. “Given our longstanding relationship with the USBA, it just makes sense for [Simonis and the USBA] to have this kind of arrange-ment” stated Ivan Lee the President of Iwan Simonis, Inc. “In these uncertain times, the USBA needs to focus on growing their tour and not worrying about sponsors.” The multi-year deal makes Simonis the
exclusive cloth sponsor to the USBA, including both the USBA tour and the USBA National Champion-ships. Bob Jewett, President of the USBA com-mented, “Simonis has been the main sponsor for the USBA National Championships for many years and has helped out with the National Qualifiers for at least a decade. Their generous increase in sup-port came at an important time for the organization as we try to increase membership during a difficult economic situation. We hope to make the relation-ship as beneficial to Simonis as it is to the USBA”
Simonis and USBAUnite in Three Year Deal
Metro Manila, Philippines26-31 May 2009
EVENT INFORMATION
dates:1 Stage 1: Qualifying Round Star Billiards Center, Quezon City May 22-24 (Fri – Sun)
Stage 2: Main Tournament Metro Manila Mandaluyong City May 26-31 (Tues – Sun)
Sanctioned by the World Pool-Billiard Association (WPA)
Organizer: Raya SportsIn cooperation with Star Billiards andBilliards & Snooker Congress of the Philippines (BSCP)
Stage 2: Main tournamentThe majority of spots in the tournament are allocated via a quota system devised by the WPA. The spots are distributed as follows:
WPA Ranking : 8 spotsQualifiers : 8Local players : 4AAPA : 1APBU : 14BCA : 7CPB : 1EPBF : 19OPBA : 1WPA / Org : 1 TOTAL ……. 64 players
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$60 Entry Fee (Inc. $20 for Table & Reg. fee)
Race to 9W/7L 7’ Tables
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2 Day Event - NO TOuR CARD FEE Player Auction Starts Saturday April 18TH at 1pm
Pool League Members Receive a $10 Discount
$1,500.00 Added“Amateur-Advanced” Tournament
No Pro’s AllowedStarts Saturday • April 18th at 1pm
$1,000.00 Added“AMATEUR” 9-Ball Tournament
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cardsat Amatuer-Advanced Events
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cardsat Viking Cue Amateur Events
Starts Sunday • April 19th at 1pm
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$50 Entry Fee (Inc. $20 for Table & Reg. fee)
Race to 5W/5L 7’ Tables
Double Elimination World Standardized Rules Amateurs Only Added Money Guaranteed
1 Day Event - NO TOuR CARD FEE Player Auction Starts Sunday April 19TH at 1pm
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Race to 9W/7L 9’ Tables
Double Elimination World Standardized Rules Anyone Can Play Added Money Guaranteed
2 Day Event - $20/$30 Viking Am-Adv Tour Card Fee Player Auction Starts Saturday October 3RD at 1pm
Pool League Members Receive a $10 Discount
$1,500.00 Added“Amateur-Advanced” Tournament
No Pro’s AllowedStarts Saturday • October 3rd at 1pm
$1,000.00 Added“AMATEUR ONLY” 9-Ball Tournament
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cardsat Amatuer-Advanced Events
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cards
at Amatuer Only Events
Starts Sunday • October 4th at 1pm
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$50 Entry Fee (Inc. $20 for Table & Reg. fee)
Race to 6W/5L 9’ Tables
Double Elimination World Standardized Rules Amateurs Only Added Money Guaranteed 1 Day Event - $20/$30 Viking Amateur Tour Card Fee Player Auction Starts Sunday October 4TH at 1pm
Pool League Members Receive a $10 Discount
The Jump Buddy is a hand-supporting bridge. It will help you learn to make jump shots, masse’ shots, and support your hand bridging over other balls.
How It WorksThe Jump Buddy is a s turdy hand-bridge that provides a stable platform for this shot. It can be used as a training aid, or in regular play.
The Jump Buddy provides a stable platform for the bridge hand. It also fits easily over another ball, allowing the player to bring the hand closer to the cue ball. This improves the accuracy of the shot
Shots near the rails present additional challenges. If there is not room to use the standard tripod, one of the legs can be replaced with a short “rail leg.”
The Jump Buddy includes:
The 8-ball tripod with three removable legs, a single shorter rail leg, and the carrying pouch.
The Jump-Buddy supports the hand during difficult pool shots, including jump shots and masse shots. Includes carrying bag and instructions. Price: $29.95 Availble from: www.Jump-Buddy.com
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You can take part in setting the long-term direction of the Billiard Congress of America (BCA) by serving on the BCA Board of directors. The 2009 Nominating Committee is currently accepting nominations for a total of seven (7) available Board seats – six (6) in the Manufacturer/distributor category and one (1) in the Room Operator category.
BCA members can nominate themselves or a colleague for these positions. Candidates for the Board seats must be current members of the BCA and qualify in the appropriate member category.
The following are the open positions available on the BCA Board:
•Manufacturer/distributor Seat – You must qualify as a manufacturer or distributor to apply for the Manufacturer/dis-tributor Seat. This means the organization you represent is licensed business entity primarily engaged in the manufacture or wholesale distribution of billiard equipment or accessories. Four of the seats are for three-year terms, one seat is for a two-year term and one seat is for a one-year term. •Room Operator Seat – You must qualify as a room operator or league operator to apply for the Room Operator Seat. This means that you must be a licensed business entity operating an establishment where billiards are played or a licensed business entity operating a billiards league or league system. This seat is for a two-year term.
The process the committee will use in making these appointments is as follows:
In order to select the best candidates, the decision will be based on the needs of the organization and the information pro-vided by potential candidates. Each nominee will be provided a Candidate data Form that is designed to allow candidates to tell the committee why they are the best candidate for the position at this time. All candidates are required to complete all five sections of this candidate data form.
The Candidate data Form is comprised of sections that ask specific questions about the candidates:
•BCA Member Status •Billiards Industry Volunteer Experience •Professional Job Experience and Responsibilities •Potential Contributions to the BCA and Committee Interest •Vision for BCA •Consent to Run and Serve by Member Entity •Indication of Willingness to Follow BCA Policies and Procedures
The nominating committee will review the forms, follow up with phone interviews if necessary and propose a slate of candidates for all open positions. The committee will then notify the BCA secretary, in writing, of the names of the candidates. All candidates will be contacted as to whether they have been slated or not by Monday, May 4, 2009. Can-didates unsuccessful in being slated will be asked if they want to contribute to the organization in other ways, such as through committee participation.
CALL FOR BILLLIARD CONGRESS OF AMERICA BOARD OF DIRECTORS NOMINATIONS
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Last Update: 6 April 2009
EPBF Sports Calendar 2009Start End Tournament Name Place/Country Division Rules
12- 13.04 Bunny Open 2009 (2009/011) Rankweil - Austria M-W 916- 25.04 EPBF European Championships St.Johann - Austria M-W-Whr 8-9-14
26.04 03.05 APBU / AMWAY Cup (Women World Ranking Event) Taipei / Taiwan W 901- 03.05 Interpool Open 2009 (2009.010) Gävle - Sweden M-W-Y 901- 03.05 Zagreb 8-Ball Open 2009 (2009/012) Zagreb - Croatia M-W 808- 10.05 Matchroom / World Pool Masters Las Vegas / USA Invitation 910- 16.05 Predator 10-Ball Championships Las Vegas / USA M 916- 17.05 Dynamic Best of the East - Polish Open Lodz M-W 921- 24.05 Diamond Nine - Euro-Tour/Dynamic German Open Sindelfingen-Germany All 1026- 31.05 Philippines Open (Men's World Ranking Event) Manila / Philippines Quota 1029- 31.05 Bowl Circus Finnish Open 9-ball .. - Finland M-W 929- 31.05 Avaz Sarajevo Open 9ball (2009/007) Sarajevo - Bosnia M-W 9
29.05- 01.06 Ardennen Cup 8-ball (2009/009) Erpeldange-Luxemburg M-W-Y 804- 07.06 European Juniors TC - “Kretzschmar-Duris-Memorial” Hamburg - Germany J T08- 14.06 China Open (Men's & Women's World Ranking Event) TBA - China M-W 916- 21.06 EPBF Nations Cup Kielce - Poland M-W T26- 28.06 The "City of Lugo" Open (2009/002) Lugo - Spain M-W 9
30.06- 06.07 Qatar International Open 9-Ball Ch'ship (Men W.R.) Doha / Qatar M-W 911- 12.07 Dynamic Best of the East - Bulgarian Open Burgas - Bulgaria M-W 916- 26.07 IWGA World Games Kaoshiung-Taiwan Invitation 924- 26.07 Longoni Benelux 10-Ball Open (2009/013) Leuven - Belgium M-W 10
30.07- 09.08 EPBF European Championships Youth Bad Wildungen-Germany G-P-J 8-9-14-T07- 09.08 Asia vs Europe 9-Ball Team Championship Brunei / Brunei Invitation 920- 23.08 Diamond Nine - Euro-Tour/ Patricks Austria Open Rankweil-Austria All 9
29.08 05.09 EPBF European Championships Seniors/Ladies Leende-Netherlands Seniors 8-9-14-T01- 06.09 Matchroom / World Cup of Pool Manilla - Philippines Invitation Teams10- 13.09 Baribal 9-Ball Open Tallinn - Estonia M-W 917- 19.09 Diamond Nine - Euro-Tour/ Dynamic Dutch Open Weert-Netherlands All 926- 27.09 Dynamic Best of the East - Ukrainian Open Kiev - Ukraine M-W 9
28.09- 04.10 WPA World 9-Ball Women (Women's World Ranking) Bejing or Shanghai-China W 905- 11.10 WPA World 10-Ball Championships Cebu - Philippines Quota 1015- 18.10 Diamond Nine - Euro-Tour/ Dynamic ??? Open TBA All 918- 24.10 US Open Chesapeake - USA 9 M21- 22.11 Dynamic Best of the East - Hungarian Open Pecs - Hungary M-W 921- 29.11 WPA World 10-Ball Championships (Alternative date) Cebu - Philippines Quota 1002- 05.12 Diamond Nine - Euro-Tour/ Dynamic Spain Open Benalmadena-Spain All 1010- 13.12 Matchroom Mosconi Cup TLas Vegas / USA Invitation 9
About Viking CueIn the early 60’s Viking Cue Mfg., Inc. founder Gordon Hart began making two-piece pool cues in the basement of his poolroom in Stoughton, Wisconsin. Gordon traveled to various tournaments to sell his cues. In a short period of time, Viking cues became popular with many of the top players. Viking was incorporated in 1965. By the late 1960s, Gordon spent more time making cues, so he sold the poolroom and moved the cue business to its present location in Madison, Wisconsin. He expanded production capabilities and began selling cues throughout the United States and abroad.
Viking grew steadily through the 1970s and early 1980s. At that time, Gordon’s children, Robin, Barry and darcy became involved with the business. Then in 1986 the major motion picture, The Color of Money, was released and created a boom in the billiard industry. Sales of Viking cues skyrocketed, and the company experienced phenomenal growth as a result.
As the 1980s came to a close, Gordon began updating machinery and investing in state-of-the-art equipment to ensure a quality product. Promotional efforts increased with an extensive advertising and public relations program coordinated by Gordon’s wife, Nancy, which helped make Viking a household name. Vikings efforts coupled with significant product quality enhancements, positioned the company as a leader in the billiard industry.
By the mid-1990s, Viking hired a full sales staff to handle the needs of their constantly growing list of distributors and dealers throughout the world. At the same time, Robin and Barry took over the day-to-day operations, and granddaughter Shawna became involved with the company. Nancy was very active in the Billiard Congress of America in the 1990’s, serving on its board of directors. Years earlier, she served on the board of the Billiard & Bowling Institute of America, and was their First Female President. In 1994, Gordon was honored with the first-ever Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Cue Makers Association.
Viking is known for its generous support of various tournaments and organizations including Nationally televised events, the Viking Nine Ball Tour, Super Billiards Expo, VNEA, BCA League and National Wheelchair Poolplayer Association Inc.
In the 2000’s, Barry became active in the Billiard Congress of America, serving on its board of directors. Grandson Justin joined Viking to continue the tradition of the family business.
As one of the oldest manufacturers of cues in America, Viking has the strictest quality control in the industry. The continual upgrading of machinery and superior technology is what makes Viking the top cue manufacturer in the industry. Viking lives up to the expectations of the millions of current and future owners of the most critical tool for your game.
Viking Cues are proudly and exclusively made in the U.S.A.
“MVP” COLLECTION LAMINATE POOL TABLE
The MVP Collegiate series pool table is a classic design for the true Sports Fan. Made in the USA for Sports Fan Products by Olhausen Billiards, the MVP table is made of solid oak or maple construction. Pearlized rail sites. And a framed diamond honed billiard slate. Matching genuine leather pockets. This table features high quality design and construction for long lasting durability and playability. Available in 7 or 8ft sizes.
MSRP: $2,950.00 (8ft)
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“VARSITY” COLLECTION PRO STYLE POOL TABLE (NEW!)
New for 2008, Olhausen and Sports Fan Products introduce the Varsity Collegiate Series Pool Table. Designed and manufactured for Sports Fan Products, the table features bright team graphics on laminate panels. A popular style entry level table, the Varsity table combines the durable laminate surface with metal corners, rail caps, extrusions, and leg levelers to create a powerful look which is sure to capture your attention. Features round, pearlized rail sites, framed, diamond honed slate, and modern plastic bucket pockets. Made in Taiwan. Available in 7ft or 8ft sizes. MSRP: $2,795.00
Northeast 9-Ball Open XXII
April 18-19, 2009$2000 Added
$100 Entry Fee Host: Rocco Spinelli, Jr.
Golden Cue Billiards 1048 Central Ave. Albany, NY 12205
April 25-26, 2009$2000 Added
$100 Entry Fee Host: Bill Haley Comet Billiards
233 Littleton Rd. Parsippany, NJ 07054
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April 25-26, 2009$2000 Added
$100 Entry Fee Host: Bill Haley Comet Billiards
233 Littleton Rd. Parsippany, NJ 07054
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May 2-3, 2009$2000 Added
$100 Entry Fee Host: Steve Goulding
Snookers Pool & Lounge 145 Clifford St.
Providence, RI 02903 401-351-7665
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Turning Stone Classic XXIIIAugust 20-23, 2009
$25,000 Added$150 Members Entry Fee • $200 Non-Members Entry Fee
Contact: Mike Zuglan 518-356-7163
Turning Stone Casino
Welcome Statement
Welcome to the Universal Pool League! Over the years of playing professional billiards tournaments around the world and watching closely how things are done, I thought there must be a better way!
The Universal Pool League is the answer! A place where average players can interact with the pros, get tips, lessons, chat, qualify for pro events, and get on the right track to being the best pool player you can be! Our board of top touring professionals has worked hard to come up with the best handicap system pool has ever seen!
Players are able to post scores online so they can see their handicap improve immediately! Teams are ranked by their margin of victory or number of balls made for the team. This helps eliminate sandbagging because every ball counts for the team! Players are encour-aged to get their handicap as high as possible to qualify for other events!
Sign up today and become part of the new wave in billiards and thank you for being a part of the Universal Pool League. Good luck this season! - Corey Deuel
Welcome To The Universal Pool League
Corey Deuel (born on November 20, 1977, in Santa Barbara, California) is an American pool player from West Jefferson, Ohio. Nicknamed “The Prince of Pool,” at the age of 14, Deuel began playing pool at Drexeline Billiards in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, before taking to the road in his teen years. He is an accomplished tournament professional, hav-ing won the U.S. Open 9-Ball Championship in 2001, as well as many other major titles.
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On Cue Handicap Snooker Classic
6th stop on the 2009 USSA Snooker Tour!
Friday-Sunday, April 24-26, 2009 (Open to Illinois and Wisconsin residents ONLY!)
11AM Start on Friday guaranteed $350 Added
Prelims: Round-robin flights, race to 2 Finals Round: Last 8, Single-elimination, race to 2
Finals: Race to 3 1 Brunswick Monarch & 1 BCE Westbury 6 x 12 Snooker Tables
Limited to first 16 Paid Entries [No player will be seeded. All draws will be random.]
DRESS CODE: USSA Nationals/IBSF dress code suggested – not required. A collared shirt with either short or long sleeves, dress slacks and shoes WILL be required. Sleeveless shirts. denim pants, gym or tennis shoes are not acceptable.
$30 entry fee No greens fees. 1st - $400/ 2nd - $200/ 3rd-4th - $100. High Break - $50
[USA citizens and permanent residents who are currently not members of the USSA or their
IBSF-recognized national snooker federation will be required to join the United States Snooker Association for $25 ! For more info on the USSA and the 2009 USSA National
Snooker Tour, go to www.snookerusa.com.]
- Suggested lodging: Doe’s Motel 847-362-6800 ($50)/ Country Motel 847-223-8300 ($50)/ Candlewood Suites 847-247-9900 ($80) [recommended] -
Contact: Tom Kollins (847-548-8980 if Mon & Tues. PM or 847-548-1736 if all other times) / On Cue Billiards / 1858 E. Belvidere Road /
Grayslake, IL 60030
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2009 International Pool Tournament - Fraternal Order of Eagles October 9th, 10th & 11th, 2009
Hosted By - Sanford Eagles #3677 508 West Saginaw Road Sanford, Michigan 48657
Tournament will be held October 9th, 10th & 11th, 2009 with two main events being held Friday, Saturday & Sunday Thursday Night Ice Breaker 9 Ball
Friday – 9:00 a.m. - Players meeting Friday – Singles $50.00
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - Players Meeting Saturday – Team $200.00
Sunday – Team Finals & Awards Mini Tournaments will be held each night, if time permits
Women’s Events will be offered separately for the same events with the same cost. If unable to field at least an 8
bracket team field, the women will be offered to play in the men’s brackets with an even race.
Deadline for Entries is September 9th, 2009 Mail Checks to: Sanford Eagles
508 West Saginaw Road Sanford, Michigan 48657
Attention: Bev Inman
Fairview Inn (989) 631-0070 Room Block & Discounted Thursday Night Check-In -$69.00 + tax/per night Friday & Saturday Night Check-In - $78.00 + tax/per night
Holiday Inn (989) 631-4220 Room Block & Discounted $78.00 + tax/per night Use SIP code Hampton Inn (989) 837-4000 - $99.00/per night Springhill Suites (989) 837-2700 - $109.00/per night No doubles available at this time Sleep Inn (989) 837-1010 - $84.97/per night Limited availability
Shuttle Service, at no charge, will be provided between the tournament site and the hotels. Breakfast, lunch & dinner will be offered by the Auxiliary. Pool cue repair and supply vendor available. There will be 50/50’s which will be designated to various charities, karaoke, pool cue raffle & door prizes.
Tournament Directors: Bev Inman, Chairperson (989) 878-0731 John Cable (989) 430-1293 John Blanck (989) 687-2086
About UsFounded in December 1994, Magoo’s has been Tulsa’s favorite entertainment destination for over a decade. Located in the heart of Tulsa, the Fontana shopping center at 51st and Memorial, Magoo’s welcomes thousands of customers and players every week to eat, drink, and play. With over 30 billiards tables, Magoo’s has entertainment options for everyone. A well-stocked bar and full-service kitchen provide your favorite drinks and great food; sit down and enjoy or have it served while you play! Our facility has hosted events from corporate functions to weekly pool parties to national billiards tournaments, and continues to provide Tulsa with the best equipment, best service, and a clean, safe environment for adults.
Magoo’s Restaurant & Billiards5002 South Memorial Drive
Tulsa, Oklahoma Telephone: (918) 663-3364 Open 11am to 2am daily.
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Atlas Billiard Supplies7307 N. Ridgeway Ave.Skokie, IL 60076-4008
Phone: 800-CUE-STIK (800-283-7845) US & Canadaoutside the U.S. call: 847-972-6244 Fax: 847-674-7344
E-mail: [email protected]
Hours of operation: Monday-Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm (CST)
Did you know???
Atlas Billiard Supplies is a division of Atlas Fibre Company, one of the largest suppliers of specialty plastics in the plastics industry.
Atlas Billiard Supplies is able to handle your most demanding machining needs with our CNC lathes and mills.
Atlas Billiard Supplies has a full-time sales staff ready to answer your questions and write your orders.
Silver Cup Chalk, Inc. was founded in 1990 with the goal of producing a professional grade billiard chalk unsurpassed by any others. Silver Cup and National Tournament Chalk are made from the finest quality sand mined only in the United States. Just the right amount of moisture and additives produce the highest quality billiard chalk to be found, and made only in our plant in Macon, GA USA. Try Silver Cup - Try National Tournament - You will be impressed! Sold through dealers worldwide.
Silver Cup Chalk is acclaimed by bothprofessional and amateur players alike and is the exclusive chalk used in manyof the most prestigious and lucrative tournament televised around the world. Players competing in that arena demandthe finest. So should you!
Dealer Inquiries Only
Phone: (478) 742-1972Fax: (478) 746-6943Email: [email protected]
Join the KF Cues 9-Ball Tour
Everyone is welcome to join a KF Cues 9-Ball Tour event - pros and amateurs alike. Top level amateurs are handicapped in the double-elimination events.
If you have any questions or want to join, please contact: Tony Crosby / Natalie Crosby • 727-488-0536 • [email protected] • www.kfcuetour.com
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5/2/09 - 5/3/09 Capone’s
10463 County Line Rd Springhill, Fl.
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5/30/09 - 5/31/09
BankShot Billiards 11000 Beach Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32246
904-998-2100
6/13/09 - 6/14/09 Strokers Billiards
30901 US Hwy 19 Palm Harbor, Florida
727-786-6683
7/25/09 - 7/26/09
Ultimate Billiards 4112 Okeechobee Rd
Fort Pierce, FL 772-464-7665
KF Cues 9-Ball Tour Schedule$1,000 Added
Open 9-Ball$65 Entry Fee $20 Green Fee/
Registration Fee IncludedRace to 9W/9L
Double EliminationAnyone Can PlayWinner BreaksRack Your Own
Standardized World Rules
$700 AddedAmateur 9-Ball$50 Entry Fee $20 Green Fee/
Registration Fee IncludedRace to 7W/5L
Double EliminationTop Level Amateurs Will Be Handicapped
Winner BreaksRack Your Own
Standardized World Rules
January 10th, February 14th, March 21st,April 11th, May 9th, June 13th, July 11th, August 15th,
September 12th, October 10th and November 14th
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10:00 AM
32 Player FieldLocal Area Players
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Race to 7W/7L 9’ Tables
Double Elimination World Standardized Rules Anyone Can Play Added Money Guaranteed
2 Day Event - $20/$30 Tour Card Fee Player Auction Starts Saturday Sept 5TH at 1pm
Pool League Members Receive a $10 Discount
$1,500.00 Added“Amateur-Advanced” Tournament
No Pro’s AllowedStarts Saturday • Sept 5th at 1pm
$1,000.00 Added“AMATEUR” 9-Ball Tournament
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cardsat Amatuer-Advanced Events
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cardsat Viking Cue Amateur Events
Starts Sunday • Sept 6th at 1pm
Burrkats Billiards1615 Lynn St • Monroe, NC • 704-226-9650
$50 Entry Fee (Inc. $20 for Table & Reg. fee)
Race to 5W/5L 9’ Tables
Double Elimination World Standardized Rules Amateurs Only Added Money Guaranteed 1 Day Event - $20/$30 Tour Card Fee Player Auction Starts Sunday Sept 6TH at 1pm
Pool League Members Receive a $10 Discount
Food & Liquor Available
$50 Entry Fee (Inc. $20 for Table & Reg. fee)
Race to 6W/5L 9’ Tables
Double Elimination World Standardized Rules Amateurs Only Added Money Guaranteed
1 Day Event - NO TOuR CARD FEE Player Auction Starts Sunday Oct 17TH at 1pm
Pool League Members Receive a $10 Discount
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$60 Entry Fee (Inc. $20 for Table & Reg. fee)
Race to 9W/7L 9’ Tables
Double Elimination World Standardized Rules Anyone Can Paly Added Money Guaranteed
2 Day Event - NO TOuR CARD FEE Player Auction Starts Saturday Oct 17TH at 1pm
Pool League Members Receive a $10 Discount
$2,000.00 Added“OPEN” 9-Ball Tournament
Anyone Can Play !Starts Saturday • Oct 17th at 1pm
$1,000.00 Added“AMATEUR ONLY” 9-Ball Tournament
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cardsat Viking Cue “OPEN” Events
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cardsat Amatuer-Advanced Events
Starts Sunday • Oct 17th at 1pm
1160 Millwood Pike * Winchester, VA * (540) 665-2114
Double Dipping Is The Flavor Of The Week In Blue Fox Viking Billiard Event
The Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour rolled into Virginia the weekend of March 28-29 where Blue Fox Billiards played host to both the Open and Amateur Divisions. The Events drew in players from around the region as the event hosted players from Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Maryland, West Virginia and Georgia. Blue Fox Billiards and The Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour hosted 88 entries, as players battled for their shot at taking home a share of the prize monies up for grabs that weekend.
The Viking Cue 9-Ball Open Tour turned out to be full of upsets as local favorites Matt Clatterbuck fin-ished 17-24th and Brandon Shuff finished 5-6th in the tournament. The event would be won by Manuel Chau who worked his way back from the one loss side to the finals to face Justin Daniels from Ohio who had made his way undefeated into the finals but Chau would double dip Daniels to win the Open Division. Chau won set one 9-3 and set two 9-2.
The Viking Cue 9-Ball Amateur Tour kicked off on Sunday and with a prize fund of $2000 available. Double dipping would also be the flavor in the Amateur as Ryan Jones and Shawn Toni, both from Mary-land, would battle it out for first Toni had made his way thru the top half of the brackets and everyone thought he had this one in the bag until he faced Ryan Jones in finals, who had begin his run in the bottom of the brackets and was sent to the left side of the chart by Toni in the match for the hot seat. Jones came back with a vengeance to the finals where he would defeat Toni in both sets to take the win. Jones won set one 6-3; set two 5-2. Click HERE for complete event coverage.
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Pool League Members Receive a $10 Discount
$2,000.00 Added“OPEN” 9-Ball Tournament
Anyone Can Play !Starts Saturday • Oct 24th at 1pm
$1,000.00 Added“AMATEUR ONLY” 9-Ball Tournament
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cardsat Viking Tour “Open” Events
Ladies (Non-Professional) andJR Players (Age 17-under) get FREE Entry Fees & Tour Cardsat Amatuer-Advanced Events
Starts Sunday • Oct 25th at 1pm
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13184 Midlothian Turnpike (in the Village Marketplace) Midlothian, Virginia • (804) 794-8787
The Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour was in Virginia for its second weekend in the state. Diamond Billiards in Midlothian, VA hosted both the Open and the Amateur Division on April 4th & 5th, 2009. The billiard filled weekend kicked off on Friday Night with a mini tournament and ran thru the early morning hours on Sunday. Diamond Billiards and The Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour hosted 168 entries (including 24 free en-tries given to women and junior players and 43 League discounts) over the weekend and paid out over $7400 in prize monies. All events were played on 9ft tables that were recovered with Simonis 860 prior to the events.
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Presents the 2008 - 2009
Visit www.BowlStardust.com to see last year’s results & who qualifies from each league this year!
Stardust Bowl IIIe. 1330 Sheffield Av
Dyer, IN 46311 (219) 322‐3666 www.BowlStardust.com MySpace.com/StardustBowl3
2007‐2008 Champions Bob Kammer Jr & Mindy Adams
Week 1: Qualifying Round: Friday May 8, 2009 @ 7:00pm Qualifying Round Limited to 240 Bowlers, 120 Men & 120 Women (5 Per Lane x 48 Lanes)
Week 2: Championship Round: Friday May 15, 2009 @ 7:00pm Championship Round Limited to 192 Bowlers, 96 Men & 96 Women (4 Per Lane x 48 Lanes)
Limited Space, Sign up ASAP, Don’t be shut out!! This is an invitation ONLY tournament for Stardust Bowl III League Bowlers.
What can you win?$? • 1st Place Male will win a Guaranteed $500 or more depending on entries and FREE League Lineage for Bowling the next
Season in any one league at Stardust Bowl III (about a $360 value). You also get the 1st Place Crystal Bowling Pin Trophy. • 1st Place Female will win a Guaranteed $500 or more depending on entries and FREE League Lineage for Bowling the next
Season in any one league at Stardust Bowl III (about a $360 value). You also get the 1st Place Crystal Bowling Pin Trophy. • Cash Prizes will be awarded depending on the number of entries & depending on the place you finish. Last year 1 in 4 cashed • More Money will be added to the Prize Fund from the House Side Pots from each day of league throughout the season. • Optional Side Pots & Brackets will be available in both Week #1 & Week #2. Last year there was over 50 brackets each week
Rules on how to get an invitation • You must bowl in a Fall League at Stardust Bowl III. The more leagues you bowl in, the more chances you have to get an
invitation. • The Highest Handicap Series (Male & Female) in your league will be invited to bowl the Qualifying Round. Entry Fee $20 • The Bowler of the Week (Male & Female) with the Highest Scratch Series out of all the leagues will earn a Bye for Week #1
the Qualifying Round & Advance straight to Week #2 in the Championship Round. They also earn a 1/2 Price Entry of $10. • All Honor Score Games of 291‐300 & ALL 800+ Series will get an invite. Entry Fee $15 • Special Stand by Invitations will also be passed out for the Top Bowlers on your standing sheet for High Scratch & Handicap
Game, High Scratch & Handicap Series, and High Averages in each league at the end of the bowling season. Entry Fee $25. This is a Stand by List in case the Bowlers of the Week do not fill the Qualifying Round. You may not get a spot in the tournament. Do sign up early because it is still a first come first serve basis. This will be the last of the invitations to go out.
• Bowlers must have 21 games or more in a single league. If you do not have 21 games in a single league but bowled in multiple Stardust III Leagues, we will combine all leagues bowled and come with a composite average as long as they all add up to 21 games or more. If you end up not having bowled 21 games in the combined leagues, you are not eligible to bowl this tournament. I bet you'll get your games in next season!
Tournament Format • Week #1: Qualifying Round May 8, Limited to the first 240 Bowlers (120 Men & 120 Women) pre‐pay sign ups. Bowl 3
Games, Scratch Score plus Handicap. Handicap is 80% of 230. The number of bowlers that advance will be determined by the number of sign ups. Scores do NOT carry over to Week #2. Pre‐Pay ahead of time, limited space! Don't be shut out
• Week #2: Championship Round May 15, Limited to 192 Bowlers (96 Men & 96 Women). This will consist of the bowlers that advance from Week #1 and the Bowlers who were the Bowler of the Week that earned a Bye in Week #1. They will Bowl 3 games. After 3 games the Top 8 Men & Top 8 Women will Roll Off in a 1 on 1 single elimination handicap bracket. (1vs8, 2vs7, 3vs6, and 4vs5) Winners advance, Losers are done. This will crown the Stardust Bowl III Bowler of the Year.
Optional Side Pots & Brackets will be available in both Week #1 & Week #2. Last year we had over 50 Brackets each week!!
All decisions made final by the tournament director. Rules subject to change within the best interest of the tournament Questions? Please Contact the General Manager Shaun Ciesielski by email at [email protected] or (219) 322‐3666
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ALL ENTRANTS MUST ENTER THE REGULAR HANDICAP DIVISION OF THE TOURNAMENT.
HANDICAP DIVISION: HANDICAP ENTRY FEE - $25.00 PER BOWLER PER EVENTTEAM, SINGLES & DOUBLES = $75.00 TOTAL + OPTIONALS
HANDICAP ALL-EVENTS (OPTIONAL) - $3.00 To enter Singles & Doubles, BOTH partners must enter BOTH events
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Send All Entries and Inquires to:Lawrence J Owens - Tournament Manager
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Knocking down 9 on the 1st Ball is a Strike! Handicap based on 80% of 200
Tournament Runs November 21st thru November 30th with 12 Dates & Times to Choose From Friday November 21st @ 10:30pm After League Saturday November 22nd @ 2:30pm Sunday November 23rd @ 3:00pm or 6:00pm Wednesday November 26th @ 10:30pm After Leagues Thanksgiving Thursday November 27th @ 11:00am Friday November 28th @ 7pm or 10:30pm After League Saturday November 29th @ 2:30pm Sunday November 30th @ 12:30pm or 3:00pm or 6pm
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Handicap Prize Fund 1st $1,000
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2009 Professional BowlersAssociation Schedule
DATE TOURNAMENT LOCATION
PBA Lumber Liquidators Tour
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U.S. Women's Amateur Public LinksRed Tail Golf Club
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U.S. Amateur Public LinksJimmy Austin/University of Oklahoma Golf Club
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U.S. Junior Amateur Trump National G.C.
Bedminster, N.J. July 20-25, 2009
U.S. Girls’ Junior Trump National G.C.
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U.S. Women’s AmateurOld Warson Country Club
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Tournament Sponsors
A portion of the proceeds from this golf tournament will help fund theAmerica Supports You Texas Armed Forces Day Banquet
Texas Veterans – “Greatest Generation Tour” - Washington DCAmerica Supports You - Texas is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization
TEE IT UP FOR THE TROOPS
GOLF TOURNAMENT
2009 Annual Big Brothers Big Sisters Fundraising golf Tournament
dATE: Friday, May 8th WHERE: Harbor Oaks – Pine Bluff, AR. TIME: 1:00 P.M. Shotgun Start FORMAT: Four Person Scramble
gOlD SPONSOR:
● 2009 BBBS TOURNAMENT SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ●
__ gOlD Sponsorship - $1500 *Includes Banner, 2 teams, 1 hole sponsorship & Special Recognition __ SIlVER Sponsorship - $1000 * Includes Banner, 1 team & 1 hole sponsorship __ Bronze Sponsorship - $750 *Includes 1 Team & 1 hole sponsorship __ Hole Sponsorship - $125 *Includes Tee Box Signage __ Hole-In-One Sponsorship - $600 *Includes Banner at Hole Location & Special Recognition
Make checks payable to: Big Brothers Big Sisters All tournament fees and donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Fax or Mail to:
BBBS Golf Tournament, Attn: Wendy Bearden P.O. Box 7009 Pine Bluff, AR. 71611 Tel: (870) 541-1091 Fax: (870) 850-2509 Email: [email protected]
● Please enter me into the 2009 BBBS Fundraising Golf Tournament ● __ Non Player Contribution $______ __Team - $400
(Entry fee includes greens fee, cart, beverages, lunch & entry for door prizes)
Enclosed is a (check one): __Check or __Money Order Please bill my: __Visa __Mastercard __American Express
Card Number: __________________________ Expiration date:___________ Signature: __________________________________ Amount paid: ________
Name (player 1): ____________________________________________ Company: __________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________ City, State, Zip: _____________________________________________ Phone #: ________________________ Fax#: ____________________ Average round / Handicap: ___ Email address: ______________________________________________
I would like my team to be: / I would like to be teamed with:
Player#2_______________ Player #3________________ Player #4_______________
RESERVATION FEES:• $65 (1) Design Awards Banquet Reservation• $145 (1) Golfer (Golfi ng, Barbecue & Cocktail Reception)• $195 (1) Golfer & 1 Banquet Reservation (Golfi ng, Barbecue & Cocktail Reception)• $580 (1) Foursome (Golfi ng, Barbecue & Cocktail Reception)• $780 (4) Golfers & 4 Banquet Reservations (Golfi ng, Barbecue & Cocktail Reception))
2008 Best of ShowFRIDAY, MAY 15, 2009
Westridge Golf Club1400 S. La Habra Hills Drive, La Habra, CA
WE’RE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE WESTRIDGE GOLF COURSE AS THE SITE FOR OUR 2009 APSP ORANGE COUNTY DESIGN AWARDS AND GOLF TOURNAMENT. The day starts with a free Barbecue Lunch, 18 holes of Golf, and a hosted Cocktail Reception with your peers. Then fi nish your day by enjoying a wonderful Banquet Dinner and see the BEST of the best, as APSP Orange County recognizes and rewards members for their fantastic work in the pool and spa industry. The Design award winners will be featured in our annual Memorial Day Weekend Sunday newspaper supplement with the Orange County Register newspaper. Join us for a great day of golf and an outstanding design awards banquet with a hosted cocktail reception and top quality buffet dinner!!
BUILDERS’ APPLICATION FEES:All applicants must be a member of APSPNote: APSP membership is required for entry.• $75. Early Bird Special (due in by) Feb. 6• $85. Regular Fee (due in by) Apr. 17DEADLINES FOR APPLICATIONS ONLY
SCHEDULE:• 9:00 am Registration• 10:30 am Barbecue Lunch/Putting Contest• 11:30 am Tee Time• 5:00 pm Hosted Cocktail Reception• 6:30 pm Buffet Dinner• 7:30 pm Award Presentation
SPONSOR OPPORTUNITIES:• $3000 TOURNAMENT Sponsor (2 Foursomes, 8 Barbecues, 8 Banquet Dinners, Tee Table, Hole Sign,Towel Logo, Special Banner Ad, your name presented during the banquet, Table Sign Listing at Banquet and more)
• $1250 DIAMOND Sponsor (1 Foursome, 4 Barbecues, 4 Banquet Dinners, Tee Table, Towel Logo, Special Banner Ad, your name presented during the banquet, Table Sign Listing at Banquet and more)
• $1000 LUNCH Sponsor (2 Golfers, 2 Barbecues, 2 Banquet Dinners, Tee Table, Hole Sign, Towel Logo, Special Banner Ad, Table Sign Listing at Banquet)
• $795 RECEPTION Sponsor (2 Golfers, 2 Barbecues, 2 Banquet Dinners, Towel Logo, your name presented during the banquet, Table Sign Listing at Banquet and more)
• $595 Design Awards’ GOLD Sponsor (2 Banquet Dinners, your name presented during the banquet, Tee Table, Towel
Logo, Table Sign Listing at Banquet and more)
• $300 SILVER Sponsor (Includes Advertising at Event & Table at Tee).
• Golf PRIZE & GOODIE BAG Sponsor -All donated items welcomed, non-pool related items encouraged(Advertising at event).
APSP Orange County 2009 Design Awards & Golf Tournament
CALLING ALL MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS, RETAILERS, SERVICE TECHS AND BUILDERS...
Brought to You by the 2008 Design Awards & Golf Committee
REGISTRATION FORM
NAME____________________________________________________________
COMPANY________________________________________________________
ADDRESS_________________________________________________________
CITY______________________________________________________________
STATE ________________________________ZIP_________________________
PHONE____________________________FAX____________________________
E-MAIL____________________________________________________________
_____PAYMENT ENCLOSED _____PLEASE BILL MY VISA/MASTERCARD
CARD#_______________________________________________EXP__________
SIGNATURE________________________________________________________
EVENT PARTICIPATION
______WE WOULD LIKE TO SPONSOR (CIRCLE LEVEL ABOVE)
______# OF GOLFERS
______# OF BANQUET ATTENDEES
* Items in red denote added value for 2009
Questions? Contact Mike Lasher at (714) 658-1296. Completed and signed registrations can be mailed to APSP Orange County Chapter, P.O. Box 757, Seal Beach, CA 90740 or fax to (714) 377-7375.
2009 Golf TournamentFriday
May 15, 2009
Registration and Sponsor Form - payment must be received before player is allowed to golf
Please register __________ players at $65 each (Breakfast and lunch included.) Please register __________ guests for the awards lunch at $20 each (This is for anyone who is not registered to golf.) Yes, we will sponsor* __________ holes at $150 each Yes, we will sponsor* __________ holes at $185 (Includes a sponsorship and golf) Yes, we will provide a door prize of _____________________________________________________________________
* A hole sponsor’s company name and logo will be prominently displayed on a sign at a specific hole; listed on our golf page with a link to the corporate website; and recognition during the awards luncheon. For an additional $25, hole sponsors can have their message shown on each golf cart’s video screen. Contact Brad Verman at (386) 738-6000 for details and payment options.
RULESSoft spikes only. Collared shirts required.No denim allowed and no personal coolers.
TIMES7:30 a.m. Registration, continental breakfast8:00 a.m. Tee Off
COST$65 per person. Price includes golf, range balls, cart, continental breakfast, lunch
Send completed registration form and check payable to Sunshine State One Call to:Accounting, 11 Plantation Road, DeBary, FL 32713
Player 1
Player 2
Company
Street Address
City ZipState
Email Phone
Player 4
Player 3
ZipState
Phone
Questions? Contact Brad Martin at [email protected] or (800) 638-4097 ext. 2060
Sunshine State One Call
Victoria Hills Country Club300 Spalding Way, DeLand, FL
Win a Toyota Tundra
in our hole in one contest
18 Holes – Shotgun Start Starts at 9:00 A.M. 4 Person Scramble Prizes and Awards Entry Fee: $50 per player – includes Green Fees Cart $15 Extra Bar-B-Que and Awards Retro Cowboy/Cowgirl Attire**Awards to Best
Dressed!
Mail Check and Entries to: Frontier Days Royalty C/of Juliann Moeller 2077 School Ave. Walla Walla, Wa. 99362 509-526-4301 for Questions
Name:__________________________________ GHIN Handicap #____________ $50 Name:__________________________________ GHIN Handicap #____________ $50
Name:__________________________________ GHIN Handicap #____________ $50
Name:__________________________________ GHIN Handicap #____________ $50
2 people per cart----number of carts needed ($15 each cart) ____________
Entry Fees are Non-refundable, but transferable.
40th AnnualEast Texas
APIBenefit golf Tournament
Thursday, June 18, 2009Friday, June 19, 20097:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. sessions
Southern Hills golf Clubgladewater, TX
Two man scramble format; entry fee of $150 a person per session includes
ditty bag, shirt, team picture, snacks and drinks on the course.
Hole Sponsor $100 - Picture Board $250
The purpose of the tournament is to financially support the East Texas
Chapter API Scholarship Fund for sons and daughters whose parents are
associated with the oil and gas industry. Last year the API made scholarships
available to 58 students at a total of over $111,600.
Registration Contacts:
Jerry Adams at 903-845-4267
David Castles at 903-984-7562
www.EastTexasAPIgolf.com
Red Oak Lions ClubCharity Golf Tournament
Old Brickyard Golf CourseSaturday, May 30, 2009
Please join us for a fun day of playing golf with your friends while helping to benefit others less fortunate in our community.
This years tournament, will feature contests for prizes on each par three hole, a Poker Run contest, raffle drawings and a cash prize and trophy will be awarded to team with lowest score. Team Fee (4 players) is $240 which includes Greens Fee, Cart Rental and Lunch.
If you are not able to join us for the tournament please consider helping by taking advantage of one of our sponsorhip opportunities listed below:
For more information about the tournament, the Lions Club or about any of our charity projects please contact us at 214-864-8014.
Sincerely,Melanie PetersenTournament Coordinatoremail: [email protected]
Raffle SponsorsRaffle Sponsors are those individuals or businesses who donate gift cards, merchandise, services, etc. to be used as drawing prizes while advertising their business as the same time.Name or Business Displayed on Wall of Honor, in Program, Advertising and Media Coverage
Bronze Sponsors $25-100Name or Business Displayed on Wall of Honor, in Program, Advertising and Media Coverage
Silver Sponsors $200Name or Business Displayed on Wall of Honor, in Program, Advertising and Media CoverageTee Box Sponsor Sign with your Name/Logo on Course
Gold Sponsors $300Name or Business Displayed on Wall of Honor, in Program, Advertising and Media CoverageTee Box Sponsor Sign with your Name/Logo on CourseTwo Tickets to join us for lunch after tournament
Platinum Sponsors $400Entry fee for 4 Person Team (Includes: Greens Fee, Cart Rental, Lunch and Player Pack for Each)Name or Business Displayed on Wall of Honor, in Program, Advertising and Media CoverageTee Box Sponsor Sign with your Name/Logo on CourseCart Sign with your Name/LogoTickets for two additional people to join us for lunch after tournament
2009 Tour Schedule2009 Tour Schedule 2009 ChampionDate Tournament/Contact Host Club TV Times (All Eastern) Purse (Defending Champion)
denotes Major Championship
Feb. 12-14 SBS Open at Turtle Bay Turtle Bay Resort, Palmer Course GC Feb. 12 6:30-8:30 p.m. $1,200,000 Angela Stanford 733 Bishop Street, Suite 2160 57-049 Kuilima Drive GC Feb. 13 6:30-8:30 p.m. Honolulu, HI 96813 Kahuku, Oahu, HI 96731 GC Feb. 14 6:30-9:30 p.m. 808-792-9309 PR contact: 808-792-9333 808-293-8574
Feb. 26-March 1 Honda LPGA Thailand Siam Country Club, Plantation Course No TV in U.S. 1,450,000 Lorena Ochoa 50 M. 9, T. Pong, Banglamung 50 M. 9, T. Pong, Banglamung Chonburi 20150 Thailand Chonburi 20150 Thailand 011-66-3-8249-3816 PR contact: 011-86-21-5405-1222 011-66-3-8249-3816
March 5-8 HSBC Women’s Champions Tanah Merah Country Club, Garden Course GC March 6 1:30-2:30 p.m. 2,000,000 Jiyai Shin Shaw Centre, 1 Scotts Road, #21-01/03 25 Changi Coast Road GC March 7 5:00-6:00 p.m. Singapore 228208 Singapore 499803 GC March 8 5:00-6:00 p.m. 011-65-6505-9300 PR contact: 011-65-6324-2284 011-65-6541-7197
March 20-22 MasterCard Classic Honoring Alejo Peralta Presented by Nextel BosqueReal Country Club No TV in U.S. 1,300,000 Pat Hurst Monte Pelvoux 130 Primer piso Carretera Mexico Huixquilucan No. 180 Col. Lomas de Chapultepec Del. Miguel Hidalgo Col. San Bartolome Coatepec Mexico D.F. 11260 52770 Huixquilucan Edo. De Mexico 011-52-55-5284-9440 PR contact: 011-52-55-5505-3055 011-52-55-5216-1600
March 26-29 J Golf Phoenix LPGA International Presented by Mirassou Winery Papago Golf Course GC March 26 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1,500,000 Karrie Webb 6775 SW 111th Avenue, Suite 100 5595 E. Moreland Street GC March 27 6:30-8:30 p.m. Beaverton, OR 97008 Phoenix, AZ 85008 GC March 28 6:30-9:30 p.m. (Tape) 503-626-2711 PR contact: 503-626-2711 602-275-8428 GC March 29 7:00-9:30 p.m. (Tape)
April 2-5 Kraft Nabisco Championship Mission Hills Country Club, ESPN2 April 2 5:00-7:00 p.m. 2,000,000 Brittany Lincicome 2 Racquet Club Drive Dinah Shore Tournament Course ESPN2 April 3 5:00-7:00 p.m. Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 34-600 Mission Hills Drive ESPN2 April 4 6:00-8:00 p.m. 760-324-4546 PR contact: 949-458-3983 Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 CBS April 5 3:00-6:00 p.m. 760-324-9400
April 23-26 Corona Championship Tres Marias Golf Club No TV in U.S. 1,300,000 (Lorena Ochoa) Av. Tres Marias No. 600 Av. Tres Marias No. 1000 Fraccionamiento Tres Marias Fraccionamiento Tres Marias TICKETS >> Morelia, Michoacan, C.P. 58254 Mexico Morelia, Michoacan, C.P. 58254 Mexico 011-52-443-113-2901 PR contact: 011-52-55-5505-3055 011-52-443-428-0033 ext. 1011
May 7-10 Michelob ULTRA Open at Kingsmill Kingsmill Resort & Spa, River Course ESPN2 May 8 2:00-4:00 p.m. 2,200,000 (Annika Sorenstam) 328 McLaws Circle 1010 Kingsmill Road ESPN2 May 9 2:00-4:00 p.m. Williamsburg, VA 23185 Williamsburg, VA 23185 ESPN2 May 10 3:00-5:00 p.m. TICKETS >> 757-253-3987 PR contact: 314-577-9671 757-253-1703
May 14-17 Sybase Classic Presented by ShopRite Upper Montclair Country Club ESPN2 May 15 1:30-3:30 p.m. 2,000,000 (Lorena Ochoa) 919 Third Avenue, 18th Floor 177 Hepburn Road ESPN2 May 16 2:00-4:00 p.m. New York, NY 10022 Clifton, NJ 07012 ESPN2 May 17 2:00-4:00 p.m. TICKETS >> 212-546-7303 PR contact: 919-531-0338 973-859-1725
May 21-24 LPGA Corning Classic Corning Country Club GC May 21 6:30-8:30 p.m. (Tape) 1,500,000 (Leta Lindley) 11371 LPGA Drive, Box 1048 2501 Country Club Drive GC May 22 6:30-8:30 p.m. (Tape) Corning, NY 14830 Corning, NY 14830 GC May 23 6:30-9:30 p.m. (Tape) TICKETS >> 607-962-4441 PR contact: 607-962-4441 607-936-3711 GC May 24 7:00-9:30 p.m. (Tape)
June 4-7 LPGA State Farm Classic Panther Creek Country Club TBD June 5 1,700,000 (Ji Young Oh) 2375 W. Monroe, Suite 320 3001 Panther Creek Drive TBD June 6 Springfield, IL 62704 Springfield, IL 62711 TBD June 7 TICKETS >> 217-787-5742 PR contact: 217-421-7580 ext. 123 217-546-4431
June 11-14 McDonald’s LPGA Championship Presented by Coca-Cola Bulle Rock Golf Course GC June 11 12:30-3:30 p.m. 2,000,000 (Yani Tseng) 601 Rockland Road, P.O. Box 394 320 Blenheim Lane, P.O. Box 506 GC June 12 12:30-3:30 p.m. Rockland, DE 19732 Havre de Grace, MD 21078 GC June 13 4:00-7:00 p.m. TICKETS >> 302-428-1681 PR contact: 856-985-0848 410-939-8887 GC June 14 4:00-7:00 p.m.
June 25-28 Wegmans LPGA Locust Hill Country Club ESPN2 June 26 5:00-7:00 p.m. 2,000,000 (Eun-Hee Ji) 2000 Jefferson Road 2000 Jefferson Road ESPN2 June 27 3:00-5:00 p.m. Pittsford, NY 14534 Pittsford, NY 14534 ESPN2 June 28 5:00-7:00 p.m. TICKETS >> 585-427-7100 PR contact: 585-427-7100 585-427-7010
July 2-5 Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic Presented by Kroger Highland Meadows Golf Club 1,400,000 (Paula Creamer) 4405 Dorr Street 7455 Erie Street Toledo, OH 43607 Sylvania, OH 43560-1183 TICKETS >> 419-531-3277 PR contact: 419-531-3277 419-882-7153
July 9-12 U.S. Women’s Open * Saucon Valley Country Club, The Old Course 3,250,000 (Inbee Park) 2050 Saucon Valley Road 2050 Saucon Valley Road Bethlehem, PA 18015 Bethlehem, PA 18015 TICKETS >> 610-814-6104 PR contact: 908-234-2300 610-758-7150
July 23-26 Evian Masters Presented by Société Générale Evian Masters Golf Club 3,250,000 (Helen Alfredsson) 6 Rue de Lota Royal Parc Evian Paris, 75 016 France Rive Sud du lac de Geneve TICKETS >> 011-33-1-5370-7272 PR contact: 011-33-1-5370-7272 Evian-les-Bains, 74 500 France 011-33-4-5026-8500
Note: Complete 2009 TV schedule will be available soon.
Sun, sea, beach, nature, culture, friendly people, nice food, nice nightlife, draughts, … is there a better combination?
Playing draughts in the morning, swimming in the sea or sitting on an elephant
in the afternoon…
In the evening, if you like, there are many open bars.
5th International Draughts Tournament in Jomtien (‘Thailand Open’) 22 - 31 of May 2009 in the Jomtien Garden Hotel, 31/71 Moo 12, Nongprue, Banglamoung, Chonburi 20260, THAILAND
Although Thailand Open is a typical friendship tournament, it is recognized by the World
Draughts Federation (FMJD), member of the GAISF, (General Association of International
Sports Federations, in French AGFIS) and players can win or loose official rating points.
In May 2009 there will be an internatio-
nal draughts tournament in Jomtien, a
nice tourist village just at the beach.
Nine rounds in nine days according to
the Swiss System and the rules of the
FMJD.
We will play eight games in the morning
and one game in the afternoon. There will
be enough time to take part on (of
course fully voluntary) excursions, or to
play rapid (‘blitz’) games, or to play a
small tournament ‘Thai draughts’ with the
locals.
The entrance fee of the participation is
50 euro (app. 65 USD). If you want to
stay in the same hotel as the tournament,
the costs are app. 125 euro (app. 160
USD) for 9 nights with breakfast, based
on a shared room.
The transfer Bangkok-Jomtien is
about 5 euro (7 USD) per person with
the minibus. Excursions are, of course,
not included in the price.
We recommend you to spend more days
in the nice country of Thailand.
2009 CHAMPIONS TOUR SCHEDULE
OFFICIAL
EVENT
NUMBER
TOURNAMENT TV GOLF COURSE LOCATION PURSE
JAN 17-18 Wendy's Champions Skins Game (TV Air Dates 2/28-3/1) ESPN Ka'anapali Golf Course Lahaina-Maui, HI $770,000
19-25 1 Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai GOLF Hualalai Golf Course Ka'upulehu-Kona, HI $1,800,000
26-1 OFF
FEB 2-8 OFF
9-15 2 Allianz Championship GOLF The Old Course at Broken Sound Club Boca Raton, FL $1,700,000
16-22 3 The ACE Group Classic GOLF TBD Naples, FL $1,600,000
23-1 OFF
MAR 2-8 4 Toshiba Classic GOLF Newport Beach Country Club Newport Beach, CA (Orange County) $1,700,000
9-15 5 AT&T Champions Classic GOLF Valencia Country Club Valencia, CA (Los Angeles) $1,600,000
16-22 OFF
23-29 6 The Cap Cana Championship GOLF Punta Espada Golf Club (Jack Nicklaus Course) Cap Cana, Dominican Republic $2,100,000
30-5 7 The Ginn Championship at Hammock Beach GOLF Ocean Course at Hammock Beach Palm Coast, FL (St. Augustine/Daytona Beach) $2,500,000
APR 6-12 OFF
13-19 8 Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am GOLF/NBC TPC Tampa Bay Lutz, FL (Tampa) $1,700,000
20-26 9 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf GOLF/CBS Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa Savannah, GA + $2,600,000
27-3 OFF
MAY 4-10 OFF
11-17 10 Regions Charity Classic GOLF Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Ross Bridge Hoover, AL (Birmingham) $1,700,000
18-24 11 Senior PGA Championship # GOLF/NBC Canterbury Golf Club Beachwood, OH (Cleveland) ($2,000,000)25-31 12 Principal Charity Classic GOLF Glen Oaks Country Club West Des Moines, IA $1,725,000
JUN 1-7 13 Triton Financial Classic GOLF The Hills Country Club Austin, TX $1,600,000
8-14 OFF
15-21 OFF
22-28 14 Dick's Sporting Goods Open GOLF En-Joie Golf Course Endicott, NY (Binghamton) $1,650,000
29-5 OFF
JUL 6-12 15 3M Championship GOLF TPC Twin Cities Blaine, MN (Minneapolis) $1,750,000
13-19 OFF
20-26 16 The Senior Open Championship # TNT/ABC Sunningdale Golf Club (Old) Berkshire, England (London, UK) $2,000,000
27-2 17 U.S. Senior Open Championship # ESPN/NBC Crooked Stick Golf Club Carmel, IN (Indianapolis) ($2,600,000)
AUG 3-9 OFF
10-16 OFF
17-23 18 JELD-WEN Tradition GOLF/NBC Crosswater Club at Sunriver Resort Sunriver, OR (Central OR) $2,700,000
24-30 19 Boeing Classic GOLF TPC Snoqualmie Ridge Snoqualmie, WA (Seattle) $1,800,000
31-6 20 Walmart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach GOLF Pebble Beach Golf Links and Del Monte Golf Course Pebble Beach, CA $2,100,000
SEP 7-13 OFF
14-20 21 Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn GOLF Rock Barn Golf & Spa Conover, NC (Hickory) $1,750,000
21-27 22 SAS Championship GOLF Prestonwood Country Club Cary, NC (Raleigh) $2,100,000
28-4 23 Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship GOLF/NBC Baltimore Country Club Five Farms (East Course) Timonium, MD (Baltimore) $2,700,000
OCT 5-11 OFF
12-18 24 Administaff Small Business Classic GOLF The Woodlands Country Club (Tournament Course) The Woodlands, TX (Houston) $1,700,000
19-25 25 AT&T Championship GOLF Oak Hills Country Club San Antonio, TX $1,700,000
26-1 26 Charles Schwab Cup Championship GOLF Sonoma Golf Club Sonoma, CA (San Francisco Bay area) $2,500,000
NOV 18-21 Champions Tour National Qualifying Tournament - Finals TBD $200,000
DEC 5-6 Del Webb Father/Son Challenge NBC ChampionsGate Golf Club (International Course) ChampionsGate, FL (Orlando) $1,085,000
# Events not co-sponsored by the PGA TOUR (3)
( ) Denotes last year's purse, 2009 TBD
DATE
Challenge/Unofficial Money events (3), plus National Qualifying Tournament, are underlined
All Official Money events (26) award Charles Schwab Cup points.
+ Does not include $800,000 unofficial/team money
11/12/2008
2009 CHAMPIONS TOUR SCHEDULE
OFFICIAL
EVENT
NUMBER
TOURNAMENT TV GOLF COURSE LOCATION PURSE
JAN 17-18 Wendy's Champions Skins Game (TV Air Dates 2/28-3/1) ESPN Ka'anapali Golf Course Lahaina-Maui, HI $770,000
19-25 1 Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai GOLF Hualalai Golf Course Ka'upulehu-Kona, HI $1,800,000
26-1 OFF
FEB 2-8 OFF
9-15 2 Allianz Championship GOLF The Old Course at Broken Sound Club Boca Raton, FL $1,700,000
16-22 3 The ACE Group Classic GOLF TBD Naples, FL $1,600,000
23-1 OFF
MAR 2-8 4 Toshiba Classic GOLF Newport Beach Country Club Newport Beach, CA (Orange County) $1,700,000
9-15 5 AT&T Champions Classic GOLF Valencia Country Club Valencia, CA (Los Angeles) $1,600,000
16-22 OFF
23-29 6 The Cap Cana Championship GOLF Punta Espada Golf Club (Jack Nicklaus Course) Cap Cana, Dominican Republic $2,100,000
30-5 7 The Ginn Championship at Hammock Beach GOLF Ocean Course at Hammock Beach Palm Coast, FL (St. Augustine/Daytona Beach) $2,500,000
APR 6-12 OFF
13-19 8 Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am GOLF/NBC TPC Tampa Bay Lutz, FL (Tampa) $1,700,000
20-26 9 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf GOLF/CBS Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa Savannah, GA + $2,600,000
27-3 OFF
MAY 4-10 OFF
11-17 10 Regions Charity Classic GOLF Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Ross Bridge Hoover, AL (Birmingham) $1,700,000
18-24 11 Senior PGA Championship # GOLF/NBC Canterbury Golf Club Beachwood, OH (Cleveland) ($2,000,000)25-31 12 Principal Charity Classic GOLF Glen Oaks Country Club West Des Moines, IA $1,725,000
JUN 1-7 13 Triton Financial Classic GOLF The Hills Country Club Austin, TX $1,600,000
8-14 OFF
15-21 OFF
22-28 14 Dick's Sporting Goods Open GOLF En-Joie Golf Course Endicott, NY (Binghamton) $1,650,000
29-5 OFF
JUL 6-12 15 3M Championship GOLF TPC Twin Cities Blaine, MN (Minneapolis) $1,750,000
13-19 OFF
20-26 16 The Senior Open Championship # TNT/ABC Sunningdale Golf Club (Old) Berkshire, England (London, UK) $2,000,000
27-2 17 U.S. Senior Open Championship # ESPN/NBC Crooked Stick Golf Club Carmel, IN (Indianapolis) ($2,600,000)
AUG 3-9 OFF
10-16 OFF
17-23 18 JELD-WEN Tradition GOLF/NBC Crosswater Club at Sunriver Resort Sunriver, OR (Central OR) $2,700,000
24-30 19 Boeing Classic GOLF TPC Snoqualmie Ridge Snoqualmie, WA (Seattle) $1,800,000
31-6 20 Walmart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach GOLF Pebble Beach Golf Links and Del Monte Golf Course Pebble Beach, CA $2,100,000
SEP 7-13 OFF
14-20 21 Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn GOLF Rock Barn Golf & Spa Conover, NC (Hickory) $1,750,000
21-27 22 SAS Championship GOLF Prestonwood Country Club Cary, NC (Raleigh) $2,100,000
28-4 23 Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship GOLF/NBC Baltimore Country Club Five Farms (East Course) Timonium, MD (Baltimore) $2,700,000
OCT 5-11 OFF
12-18 24 Administaff Small Business Classic GOLF The Woodlands Country Club (Tournament Course) The Woodlands, TX (Houston) $1,700,000
19-25 25 AT&T Championship GOLF Oak Hills Country Club San Antonio, TX $1,700,000
26-1 26 Charles Schwab Cup Championship GOLF Sonoma Golf Club Sonoma, CA (San Francisco Bay area) $2,500,000
NOV 18-21 Champions Tour National Qualifying Tournament - Finals TBD $200,000
DEC 5-6 Del Webb Father/Son Challenge NBC ChampionsGate Golf Club (International Course) ChampionsGate, FL (Orlando) $1,085,000
# Events not co-sponsored by the PGA TOUR (3)
( ) Denotes last year's purse, 2009 TBD
DATE
Challenge/Unofficial Money events (3), plus National Qualifying Tournament, are underlined
All Official Money events (26) award Charles Schwab Cup points.
+ Does not include $800,000 unofficial/team money
11/12/2008
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The 40th annual World Series of Poker® (WSOP®) — a set of poker tournaments open to anyone 21 years of age or older — will commence Wednesday, May 27 with the first of 57 gold bracelet events, and the next day a special $40,000 buy-in No Limit Hold’em tournament will commemorate the gaming industry’s most illustrious event. The annual poker extravaganza, which dates back to 1970, is televised exclusively on ESPN from the Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas and consists of a comprehensive slate of the game’s most popular variations.
The 40th annual WSOP will conclude with the $10,000 buy-in World Championship No-Limit Hold‘em Main Event which begins play Friday, July 3, 2009 and reaches its final table (nine players) on July 15, 2009, at which time play will be halted. The famed tournament’s culmination will be held with the “November Nine” from November 7-10, 2009, before a live audience with special primetime coverage from ESPN.
The landmark WSOP comes on the heels of a record year in 2008, when the WSOP generated the most entries ever (58,720) from the most countries ever (124) that competed for the largest prize pool ever ($180,774,427) while awarding 55 championship gold bracelets, globally recognized as the sport’s top prize.
Among the highlights of the 2009 schedule:
57 gold bracelet events over 50 days. A “stimulus special” $1,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournament on the opening weekend, May 30-31, 2009, which is anticipated to draw the largest-ever live tournament field outside the Main Event and offer a prize pool approaching $5,000,000. 10 “World Championship” $10,000 buy-in events (“World Championship” refers to tournaments with a buy-in of $10,000 in each of the various disciplines of poker). The third annual $50,000 buy-in H.O.R.S.E. tournament, with an enhanced gold bracelet and the Chip Reese Memorial Trophy awarded to the winner. A one-time commemorative gold bracelet event, a $40,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournament to help mark the 40th annual WSOP on Thursday, May 28, 2009. Seven open $1500 buy-in No Limit Hold’em tournaments, the most popular events in poker. The 3rd annual Ante Up For Africa $5,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em celebrity and charity tourna ent on Thursday, July 2, 2009, (the day before the Main Event begins) featuring the opportunity for anyone age 21 or older to enter and be seated at the same table as A-list celebrities and top poker pros. The Ladies Only No-Limit Hold’em World Championship on Sunday, June 7, 2009, featur ing a $1,000 buy-in and helping to raise awareness for the Nevada Cancer Institute, the official community relations partner of the World Series of Poker. The Seniors Only No-Limit Hold’em World Championship on Monday, June 22, 2009 for all poker enthusiasts 50 years of age or older.
The return of the “November Nine” where the nine finalists of the Main Event (July 3-15) return to the Rio on November 7-10, 2009 to vie for the multi-million dollar prize and the title of 2009 World Champion of Poker in front of a live audience with special primetime coverage on ESPN.
World’s Longest-Running, Largest and Most Prestigious Poker Tournament Set to Run From May 26 - July 15, 2009
“Whether you play poker around the kitchen table or consider yourself a professional, you will find a comfortable seat at the 2009 World Series of Poker,” said Jeffrey Pollack, commissioner of the World Series of Poker. ”This year’s schedule offers more variety than ever before and we look forward to wel-coming players from around the world to the Rio for our 40th annual extravaganza this summer.”
The famed Amazon Room in the Rio Convention Center once again will serve as the center of the poker universe this summer, featuring the same highly popular blueprint as last year.
Gold bracelet tournaments will begin at 12 noon or 5 PM Pacific Time each day, with a maximum of 10-one hour levels being played for the noon starts, while the 5 PM events will play a maximum of 8 one-hour levels. For those fortunate enough to advance past the first day, re-starts for noon bracelet events will begin at 2 PM, and 5 PM tournaments will restart at 3 PM with a maximum of 10 levels be-ing played each day until a champion is crowned.
Pre-registration for the 2009 WSOP will begin in late February on-site at the Main Cage of the Rio in Las Vegas and online through www.worldseriesofpoker.com. Players will be encouraged to register through a streamlined online process in advance of coming to Las Vegas to avoid being shutout of their favorite events. Any foreign entrants who wire transfer monies will receive the exchange rate into U.S. dollars at the time of the wire transfer, thus locking in their exchange rate in advance.
A complete array of satellites, from single-table to mega, will be offered beginning from May 26-July 5, 2009.
Nightly No-Limit Hold’em tournaments will be offered from May 26-July 14 at 7:00 PM and 11:00 PM.
All winners will be required to provide a valid picture ID.Tax forms will be completed for those with winnings in excess of $5,000 net of event buy-in.Players without a Tax Identification Number and foreign players from non-tax treaty countries are sub-ject to up to 30% tax withholding.
Harrah’s reserves the right to cancel, change or modify the tournament or any tournament event, in part or in whole, without notice.
2009 Colorado Belle Cribbage Tournament May 29, 30, and 31
Colorado Belle Hotel/Casino, Laughlin, Nevada By the Colorado River, south of Las Vegas
Approximately 100 miles from Las Vegas, 300 miles from Los Angeles, 210 miles from Phoenix Hotel Information - Colorado Belle - 2100 Casino Dr laughlin, NV 89029 For reservations call 800-477-4837, ask for “cribbage tournament.” Rate good until Friday May 22, 2009. Single/double Occupancy $39.00 plus tax per night. Rate includes one dinner buffet. Friday, May 29 3:00 PM Early bird ($10 - 7 games, pays 1/6) 6:30 PM Singles ($30 - 9 games, pays 1/6) 7:00 PM doubles ($25 per person - 9 games, pays 1/6) Saturday, May 30 - Pastries and Coffee 8:00 AM Late Registration ($60, $5 late fee, Grad Q $20 pays 1/6) 8:30 AM Orientation and play begins - 22 Games vs. 22 Opponents 11:30 AM - 1:30 Lunch - time approximate Sunday, May 31 - Pastries and coffee 8:00 AM Main Event Playoffs - Best 3 of 5 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM Consolation Registration - 9 games ($30 - Grad Q $10, pays 1/6) 2:00 PM Consolation playoffs - Best 2 of 3 Questions? Norm Nikodym, Co-director (909) 986-9454 [email protected] Mary McFarland, Co-Director (626) 339-8881 [email protected] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Early registration is greatly appreciated. If you need to cancel, your entry will be refunded. If not ACC member, one year ACC dues $15.00 ______
Early Bird $10 $10.00 ______ Friday Night Singles $30.00 ______ Friday Night doubles - $25 per person $25.00 ______ Partner ____________________ Main $60 $60.00 ______ Main Graduated Q (pay 1 in 6) $20.00 ______ Total ______ Please mail Saturday Registration BEFORE MAY 22. MAY 22 - MAY 27 - Call or e-mail Norm, pay cash at the door, no penalty. AFTER MAY 27, pay cash at door including $5 late fee for Main. Make check payable to: Norman Nikodym, 305 N Second Ave # 153, Upland, CA 91786-6064 NAME: ______________________________________________________________ AddRESS/CITY/STATE/ZIP: _____________________________________________ PHONE #: ________________ ANCHOR SEAT : ___ ACC NUMBER: ____-_________ E-MAIL (OPTIONAL): _______________________________________________
NO lIMIT HOlD’EMPOKER TOURNAMENT
AA
Village london ElstreeCentennial Avenue, Centennial Park, Elstree wD6 3SB
wednesday 6th May 2009
Ticket Price: £40
Optional re-buys at £20 each for first 80 minutes.Significant cash prizes for final table.
7pm Registration for 7.30pm prompt start
To register please email: [email protected] or call 0845 330 6561
Includes first stack of chips and refreshments.
www.aims2cure.org.ukRegistered Charity No. 278689
LA Poker ClassicCommerce Casino, Commerce, CA Feb 21 - 26, 2009
WPT Final Table February 26th
WPT Celebrity InvitationalCommerce Casino, Commerce, CA
February 28 - March 2nd, 2009 WPT Final Table March 2nd
2-day Tournament Boot Camp - Atlantic City Feb 28 - Mar 1, 2009 / WPT Boot Camp
2-day Boot Camp - Las Vegas Mar 7 - 8, 2009 / WPT Boot Camp
Bay 101 Shooting StarBay 101, San Jose, CA Mar 16 - 20, 2009
WPT Final Table March 20th
2-day Cash Boot Camp - Foxwoods Mar 21 - 22, 2009 / WPT Boot Camp
2-day Tournament Boot Camp - Las Vegas Mar 28 - 29, 2009 / WPT Boot Camp
Foxwoods Poker ClassicFoxwoods Resort Casino, Mashantucket, CT Apr 3-8, 09
WPT Final Table April 8th
WPT World ChampionshipBellagio, Las Vegas, NV Apr 18 - 25, 2009
WPT Final Table April 25th
World Poker Tour
SINGLE TABLE SATELLITE QUALIFIERS WILL BE HELD IN THE POKER ROOM BEGINNING ON MONDAY APRIL 6TH. $80.00 ($66 + $14) STAGE 1 EVENTS WILL QUALIFY 1 IN 5 TO EVENT # 4 $330.00 ($300 + $30) STAGE 2 EVENTS WILL QUALIFY 1 IN 5 TO THE MAIN EVENT # 5 SINGLE TABLE STAGE 1 & 2 EVENTS WILL REQUIRE 10 PLAYERS TO BEGIN. THE TOP 2 PLAYERS FROM SINGLE TABLE EVENTS WILL ADVANCE TO EVENTS 4 AND 5.
$170.00 ($150 + $20) SINGLE TABLE SATELLITES WILL BE HELD DAILY IN THE POKER ROOM AND CONVENTION CENTER 1 IN 10 ADVANCES TO MAIN EVENT # 5
Multi-Table Stage 1 Event: 4/8, 4/15, 4/22 7:00p.m. Poker Room Limited to 200 Players (1 in 5 Advance to Stage 2) 4/26, 5:00p.m. Ballroom Limited to 400 Players 4/27, 7:00p.m. Poker Room Limited to 150 Players 4/28, 10:00a.m. Poker Room Limited to 150 Players Multi-Table Stage 2 Events: 4/12, 4/19 6:00p.m. Poker Room Limited to 150 Players (1 in 5 Advance to Main Event) 4/28, 4:00p.m. Ballroom Limited to 300 Players
11:00 AM EVENT # 5 DAY 2 $1,350 + $150 NL HOLD’EM MAIN EVENT 4:00 PM $220 + $30 + $100 EVENT # 6 NLH “BOUNTY”
29 3011:00 AM EVENT # 5 DAY 1 $1,350 + $150 NL HOLD’EM MAIN EVENT
11:00 AM EVENT # 1 $540 + $60 NL HOLD’EM $100,000.00 GUARANTEED 5:00 PM STAGE 1 SUPER SATELLITE
11:00 AM EVENT # 2 $300 + $50 NL HOLD’EM $100,000.00 GUARANTEED 7:00 PM STAGE 1 (IN PK RM) SUPER SATELLITE
10:00AM STAGE 1 (IN PK RM)
2826 2711:00 AM EVENT # 3 $260 + $40 + $100 NLH “BOUNTY” 4:00 PM EVENT # 4 STAGE 2 SATELLITE
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9:00 AM $80 + $20 + $25 Tournament
24 259:00 AM $60 + $15 Tournament 2:00 PM $175 + $25 Tournament
9:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:30 PM $60 + $15 + $25 Tournament
239:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:00 PM STAGE 1 SUPER SATELLITE
229:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $100 + $20 Tournament 7:30 PM $80 + $20 + $25 Tournament
9:00 AM $80 + $20 Tournament 12:00 PM $100 + $20 + $25 Tournament 6:00 PM STAGE 2 SATELLITE
9:00 AM $45 + $15 + $25 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:30 PM $100 + $20 Tournament
19 20
9:00 AM $80 + $20 + $25 Tournament
17 189:00 AM $60 + $15 Tournament 2:00 PM $175 + $25 Tournament
9:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:30 PM $60 + $15 + $25 Tournament
169:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:00 PM STAGE 1 SUPER SATELLITE
159:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $100 + $20 Tournament 7:30 PM $80 + $20 + $25 Tournament
9:00 AM $80 + $20 Tournament 12:00 PM $100 + $20 + $25 Tournament 6:00 PM STAGE 2 SATELLITE
9:00 AM $45 + $15 + $25 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:30 PM $100 + $20 Tournament
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9:00 AM $80 + $20 + $25 Tournament
10 119:00 AM $60 + $15 Tournament 2:00 PM $175 + $25 Tournament
9:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:30 PM $60 + $15 + $25 Tournament
99:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:00 PM STAGE 1 SUPER SATELLITE
89:00 AM $80 + $20 Tournament 12:00 PM $100 + $20 + $25 Tournament 6:00 PM $175 + $25 Tournament
9:00 AM $45 + $15 + $25 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:30 PM $100 + $20 Tournament
9:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $100 + $20 Tournament 7:30 PM $80 + $20 + $25 Tournament
5 6 7
9:00 AM $80 + $20 + $25 Tournament
49:00 AM $60 + $15 Tournament 2:00 PM $175 + $25 Tournament
9:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:30 PM $60 + $15 + $25 Tournament
9:00 AM $40 + $10 Tournament 12:00 PM $60 + $15 Tournament 7:30 PM $100 + $20 Tournament
1 2 3
APRIL 2009 MOHEGAN SUN “BOUNTY TOURNAMENTS.” OFFERED
MONDAY, TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
$25,000
$5,000
$25
$500
$1,000
$10,000
$100
Maximum Players: 100 Prize Pool: $32,200
Buy-In $350.00Seat Fee (35.00)Prize Pool $315.00
Place Prize Cash Prize 1 $10,350 (A),(C) $9,500 (B) 2 10,350 (A),(C) 9,500 (B) 3 3,500 4 2,500 5 1,000 6 750 7 550 8 450 9 400 10 350 Pool 2,000 (D) Total $32,200
Notes to Prize Pool(A) $10,000 payable to the WSOP®. WSOP® seat
fee will be held in escrow per Participation Agreement. $350 paid in cash to winner.
(B) Alternative cash prize is awarded at the end of the Tournament.
(C) If less than 100 players, one seat will be awarded for every fifty players.
(D) Ten winners of five Team Cleveland events held November 15th, 2008 through April, 2009 will participate in a final table in May, 2009 with a $10,000 prize pool ($5,000 1st place, $3,000 2nd place and $2,000 3rd place.)
Nautica Charity Poker Tournament
$350 Buy-In.
Each player will receive $15,000 in starting chips.
Saturday, April 18, 2009 - 3:00 p.m.Sunday, April 19, 2009 - 3:00 p.m.
www.NauticaCharityPoker.org
TM
date: Friday May 1st, 2009
Time: doors open at 7:00pm. Tournament starts at 7:30pm sharp
Place: The Heritage Hall, 3102 Main Street, Vancouver, B.C.
Cost: $100 for poker players; $30 for mingling and a good time
Texas Hold-Em TournamentJackson Firefighters Association
Saturday April 18, 2009Doors open at 6:00 PM, Tournament starts at 7:00 PM
$50 Buy InOne Re-buy allowed.
Free Food and Pop!$1 Beers
Proceeds to BenefitJackson Firefighters Association
Education and TrainingYOU MUST BE 21 TO ATTEND
Contact John (330) 806-2774 for more info.
St. George Serbian Center4667 Applegrove St NWNorth Canton, OH 44720
Payouts and number of winning places will be
determined after the first break.
Click HERE for Headline Fighting News and Tournament Results
2009 Kansas State USSSA Tae Kwon Do ChampionshipsSaturday, April 25, 2009Bethel College - Newton, KSRegistration: 8:30 AMStart Time: 9:30 AM
DivisionsPoint SparringOlympic SparringFormsWeapons
CostPre-registration by April 20: $55 (all events)At the door or after April 20: $75 (no exceptions)
Spectators: $3; 5 and under Free
Mail registration to:Ultimate Martial Arts, LLC713 S. Quail CourtNewton, KS 67114Make checks payable to Ultimate Martial Arts, LLC
DirectionsFrom the North or South on I-35 - take the North Newton exit; turn south and go one mileFrom Hiway 50 - merge with I-35 North; take the North Newton exit; turn south and go one mileBethel College, Thresher Gym, 300 E. 27th St., N. Newton
QuestionsContact Chris Rangel, USSSA Kansas State DirectorUltimate Martial Arts, LLC(316).727.9117
USSSA National Qualifier
Concessions will be available
KRANE RATED
“AAAAA”
LAPTOP
REFEREES GET A FREE TICKET
Kyoshi Kevin Blok Shihan Bob Krantz Shihan Norm Beauchamp Sensei Todd Tuttle Sensei Steve McLellan Sensei Jeremy McCann Sensei Gregg GendronSensei Ron Wattie Sensei Scott Campsall Sensei Fred Pickels Sensei Bill Pope Sensei Denny Tompkins Sifu Gerry Levec Sensei Mark Melonson Sensei Dan Kennedy Sensei Melanie Melonson Sensei Linda Stone Sensei Jim Riddle Sensei Rose Gibson Joy Dempsey
When preregistered by Monday May 4th 2009 TEES are Saturday only
KATA, KUMITE, wEAPONS, SElF-DEFENSE, SPORT JIU-JITSU for one eventfor each additional event
THE DEMO TEAM COMPETITION IS BACK
Put your team together Take home the Trophy and the Bragging Rights $20 entry fee unless participants are registered in the tournament
Complete rules and divisions on website
BATON Certification Course on Sunday by head On Guard Instructor Kyoshi Kevin Blok
For more info contact: Ted Theelen c/o Rideau Lakes Karate Tel 613-273-5624 or email [email protected]
Check the website often for new classes and Instructors www.kingstonkicks.net WHERE: Ambassador Conference Resort Ballroom
1550 Princess Street Kingston, Ontario Phone 613-548-3605 Rooms available at special rate of $108 a night for Kingston Kicks book early rooms are limited
www.ambassadorhotel.com
Saturday May 2, 2009
7:30-9:30 PM Kumite Strategies and Techniques
Ranks: Open to all The Clinic will be held at the Focus Dojo
(See the address below)
Recommended Donation of $35
Please make checks out to : St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Credit Card payment will not be acceptable Make a difference in a child’s life and learn 4 different trainings methods for Kumite from four top instructors!
Focus Martial Arts & Fitness—9342 Virginia Road, Lake In The Hills, IL 60156 (Corner of Route 31 and Virginia Roads)
Sensei Jo Mirza Sensei Shotokan Karate Chairman of The AAU
Chief Instructor TKO Karate
Sensei John Limcaco
Sensei Shito Ryu Karate 10 time AAU National Champion AAU/USA National Karate Coach
Sensei John Adamson
Sensei Shorin Ryu Karate AAU National Champion
AAU/USA National Karate Coach
Sensei Jim O’Hara
Sensei Shotokan Karate 1996 WKC World Kumite Champion
AAU/USA National Karate Team’s Head Coach
Kumite Clinic for the children of St. Jude
9th AnnualMaryland State
KarateChampionships
Saturday, April 25, 2009 Allegany High School
Cumberland, Maryland
Spectators$5.00
For more information: Mr. Tom Striplin
301-697-2628 Email: [email protected]
Register and pay online at: www.mdkaratechamps.com
Focus Martial Arts 9342 Virginia Rd., LITH, IL. 60156
(847) 458-0938
AAU Sanctioned
Spring Shiai Tournament Saturday, May 2, 2009
Location: Marlowe Middle School Address: 9625 Haligus Rd., Lake In The Hills, IL, 60156 (CTRL + Click on the school name for map or use Google Maps to get the online directions)
Contact Info: Ciprian Socaciu ([email protected]) phone#: 847-458-0938
Schedule: doors open at 8:00 AM! all volunteers and judges report to the competition area 8:00 AM 5-8 yrs old + NISRA competitors 8:30 AM
9-10 yrs old competitors 10:30 AM 11-15 yrs old competitors 12:00 PM Team Kumite 3:30 PM
(All times are approximate. Athletes should be at the tournament location at least 30 minutes before their scheduled event.)
Step Up In Division: Any athlete wishing to compete in a higher age and/or experience division, may do so, however, this step up will replace your regular divisions. (i.e. a 10 yr old in the Intermediate division may compete in the 9-10 or 11-12 year old advanced division).
Required Equipment: White Karate Uniforms (only one patch allowed representing your Dojo or Organization), Fist Guards (white, red or blue naugahyde), Shin Guards (white, red or blue), Chest Protector, Mouth Guard, Helmet with Face Shield and Groin Cup (boys). Face Shields are Mandatory!Optional Equipment: Foot Protectors.
Application due date: Wednesday April 29th, 2009 - a $15 late registration Fee after this date.
Registration Fee: $40 for 1-2 events$45 for unlimited events
Families of 3 or more $40 each for unlimited events
All athletes, officials and volunteers must be AAU members before the event!If you are not already an AAU member, use the following link to apply and enter in your personal information: https://secure.aausports.org/aaustore/register/athlete2.asp.(Club Name: Focus Martial Arts; Club Code: CEKA3C8KB9)
Make checks payable to Focus Martial Arts (MasterCard, Discover or Visa are accepted)
This Shiai Competition will also be used as an opportunity to help raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Participation is not mandatory to compete in the Shiai and even non-competitors can help raise money and win an award from St. Jude. Fill out the attached information and help raise funds for those kids competing for their lives. Thank you for helping!
Tickets: $ 5.00 per person • Free Admission for Children 5 and UnderDoors Open at 8:00 AM
Color Belt Eliminations - 9:00 AM • Black Belt Eliminations - 2:00 PM
Thorncliffe Greenview Community AssociationForbes Innis Arena • 5600 Centre Street North, Calgary, AlbertaMay 23
August 7th - 9th, 2009 long Beach Convention Center
long Beach, California USA
20,000 Attendees
100 Plus Vendors
3000 Plus International Competitors
Martial Arts Celebrities from all Styles
Masters Hall of Fame 2009 Event & Dinner
Click HERE for Headline Fishing News and Tournament Results
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ABA Division 009 - 2009 Schedule
Date Lake Ramp10/18/08 Delaware River Gloucester City Marina11/15/08 North East River Anchor Marina04/25/09 North East River Anchor Marina05/02/09 North East River Anchor Marina05/16/09 Bohemia River Bohemia Vista Yacht Basin06/21/09 Delaware River Gloucester City Marina06/28/09 Delaware River Neshaminy07/12/09 Delaware River Gloucester City Marina07/26/09 Delaware River Neshaminy State Marina08/09/09 Delaware River Neshaminy State Marina
2-Day Division Championship08/22-23/09 Delaware River Neshaminy State Marina
Visit the ABA Web Site www.americanbassangler.comOr call Toll Free 888-203-6222 for more information
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Captain'sAssociation
Chesapeake Beach, MD
28th AnnualPro Am Fishing
Tournament
May 1st, 2nd & 3rd, 2009 $1,000
Grand Prize Rockfish
Tuesday, April 28, 2009Buster Boyd Bridge Landing @ Hwy. 49 on Lake Wylie
Registration: 5:30--6:15 amBe on the Water--6:15 am
Weigh-In @ 3:30 pm
Bass Tournament Reservation FormHBA Member Name________________________________________________
Company Name:___________________________________________________
Address__________________________________________________________
Phone:______________________E-mail___________________________FAX:______________________
Members or Guests:_____________________________________________________________________
Boat Description_____________________________________________
Total amount of check $_________. Entries should be received and prepaid by April 22, 2009.Late registration is $130.00 (Cash Only) per boat.
Credit Card Payment:
Visa___Amex___Mastercard____ Card Number___________________________Expiration Date___________
Make checks payable to the Home Builders Association of Charlotte and mail to:1850 E. Third Street, Suite 345, Charlotte (28204).
NOTE: Upon payment of registration fee, participants acknowledge understanding of rules and regulations on back.
Team Winners receive cashfor 1st through 3rd place.
Big fish cash prize(included in registration).
Entry Fee --$125.00 per boat
90% of the entry fees are paid out in prizes.Open to HBA Members and their guests (You must have a
minimum of one HBA member per boat).No fishing guides allowed.
All reservations must be paid by April 22, 2009 at Noon.Fee after April 22, 2009 is
$130 (Cash Only) per boat.
The HBAC ChallengeThe HBAC ChallengeThe HBAC ChallengeThe HBAC ChallengeThe HBAC ChallengeBass TournamentBass TournamentBass TournamentBass TournamentBass Tournament
8th Annual “Save Our Canals”
Open Team Tournament
April 25, 2009Everglades Holiday Park
$50 per Team - $10 Big Bass
Pay Out : Big Bass Pay Out : 80% Payback 1st Big Fish – 60 %
1 Place Paid for 2nd Big Fish – 40 % Every Six Entries
Check Us Out At : www.sfanglers.com
Raffle To Be Held At the End Of The Tournament
CITY OF GADSDEN’S COOSA LANDING
Presents 2nd Annual
Super Invitational Bass Tournament May 30 & 31, 2009
Entry Fee Deadline is 7:00 PM Friday, May 29, 2009 Mandatory Attendance Pre-Tournament Meeting
To Be Held At Elliott Community Center 2829 West Meighan Blvd., Gadsden, AL 35904
7:00 - 8:00 PM
Guaranteed First Place $5,000
Second Place $2,500 Third Place $1,500
4th - ? Payout based on 1 in 5 ENTRY FEE: $150.00
w/ $20 Big Bass Pot for Two Days
Make Check Payable to: COOSA RIVER TEAM TRAIL Mail To: Barbara Wetzel, Tournament Director 701 Lakeshore Ave. E; Southside, AL 35907
( No Association Fee Required for this Tournament )
For registration and more information call: 256-413-7337 Blast off Number given as Entries are Received
2009 South Region Texas B.A.S.S.
Federation Nation Tournament Trail
The Road to the Bassmaster Classic
Presented by
Guaranteed 1st Place $1000.00
at each STXBFN Qualifying Tournament
Opportunity to Qualify for the STXBFN Championship – 125+% Payback
STXBFN Championship Qualifiers will have the chance to make the State Top Twelve Team to compete at the
B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Central Divisional and represent the STXBFN at the State Championship.
2009 SOUTH REGION TEXAS B.A.S.S. FEDERATION NATION TOURNAMENTS
Date Lake Headquarters Ramp
December 7, 2009 Falcon
Falcon Lake Tackle
956-765-4866
County Ramp
January 18, 2009 Amistad
Anglers Lodge
830-775-1586
Diablo East
February 22, 2009 Amistad
Anglers Lodge
830-775-1586
Diablo East
March 22, 2009 Choke Canyon
Choke Canyon Lodge
866-792-3999
Choke Canyon SP,
Calliham Unit
April 5, 2009 Canyon
Fisherman’s Corner
210-213-2534
Potter’s Creek Park,
West Ramp
April 19, 2009 Falcon
Falcon Lake Tackle
956-765-4866
County Ramp
Championship October 24 & 25, 2009
TBA TBA TBA
South Region Texas B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Sponsors
For more information contact: Mike Tennant, South Region Texas B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Director 512-557-3607 or [email protected] Please visit the STXBFN Web site for tournament results, point standings, and sponsors http://www.texas-bass.com/south/index.html
Benefiting the Children of John de la Howe School, McCormick, SC"South Carolina's Home For Children "
Sponsored By The John de la Howe School Alumni Association
Saturday, April 18, 2009 Hawe Creek Landing on Lake Strom Thurmond, dorn Sports Fishing and Boating Facility
gUARANTEED $1,500 PRIZE FIRST PlACE TEAM
Payback Determined By Number of Entries (Every 10th Entry) general Information
Times: Boats must be in the water by 6:00 AMOoze Off. 6:30 AM (unless delayed by inclement conditions) Weigh In: 3:00 PM
Entry Fee: $65.00 Per Two-Man Team (Pre-Registration Fee)(Entries Must Be Postmarked No later Than April 15 2008)$75.00 Per Two-Man Team (At landing)
Big Fish Pot: $10.00 Optional (Paying Two Places) 1st Place: 70% 2nd Place: 30%
EARlY BIRD! Boats Released In Order Of Registrations Received
For Registration Forms or more information contact, Ann Caughman at 864-391-0424
John de la Howe School, McCormick, SC
12th AnnualJohn de la Howe SchoolOpen Bass Tournament
Captain'sAssociation
Chesapeake Beach, MD
28th AnnualPro Am Fishing
Tournament
May 1st, 2nd & 3rd, 2009 $1,000
Grand Prize Rockfish
• Mixed Couple Awards
• Adult / Child Awards
• Lund and Ranger Awards
• Fish 3 tournaments and Go for Montana Angler of the Year!
(only 2 can be on Fort Peck)
For More Information Contact: Jim & Linda at Fish Tales Magazine (406) 378-2176
2009 Montana Walleye Circuit
You Must Be AMember To Fish!
Membership and Entries for all Tournaments at: www.MontanaWalleyesUnlimited.net
Join The Best Walleye Circuit In The West!
Posters sponsored by Coca-Cola Bottling of Great Falls and Havre
Canyon Ferry Walleye FestivalCanyon Ferry Reservoir
June 27-28, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $250 per team 6 a.m. start
Maximum 150 2-person teamsApproximately $32,000 pay out based on full field
for more information call: Doug BrekerWork 266-5279 or Home 266-3102
“Register early or you won’t get in on this one.” WORLD CLASS FISHING!!!
Fall Classic Walleye Tournament
Fort Peck Marina - Fort Peck ReservoirAugust 8-9, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $250 per teamMaximum 100 2-person teamsApproximately $21,000 pay out
based on full fieldfor more information call:
Craig Larson at (406) 653-2216 “If you want to catch
big walleyes, this is another tournament you can’t miss!”
Walleyes UnlimitedHell Creek TournamentJuly 25-26, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 120 2-person teamsApproximately $22,000 pay out
based on full fieldfor more information call: Calvin Thomas at 557-2311
“Back in the circuit for 2009, big walleye and lots of them!”
Fall FinaleYellowtail Reservoir - Barry’s Landing
August 28-29, 2009 - Fri. Sat.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 100 2-person teams
Approximately $18,000 pay out based on full field
for more information call:Rod Putnam 591-1141 or Bob Klein 860-9192“Angler and team of the year will be
decided at this tournament.”
Fresno Walleye ChallengeFresno Reservoir
May 16-17, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 100 2-person teams
Approximately $18,000 pay out based on full field
for more information call:Jim Rettig 378-2176 or Doug Grubb 378-2163
“This Reservoir continues to get better and better!
Lots of fish and quality too!”
YDayMoney
Rock Creek TournamentRock Creek Marina- Fort Peck Reservoir
June 6-7, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 100 2-person teams
Approximately $18,000 pay out based on full field
for more information call: Bill 653-1952, Steve 653-1463 or Kris 653-3320
“93 pounds won this tournament in 2007. Unbelievable!!”
YDayMoney
Tiber Walleye TournamentLake Ellwell
June 13-14, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 125 2-person teams
Approximately $21,000 pay out based on full fieldfor more information call: Doug Rohlf
Home 452-8003 or Cell 799-4210“50 fish days possible at this reservoir
and Home of the new state record!”
YDayMoney
22nd Annual Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament
Fort Peck Marina - Fort Peck ReservoirJuly 9,10,11, 2009- Thurs. - Sat.
Entry Fee: $400 per teamMaximum 200 2-person teams
Approximately $70,000 cash & prize payback based on full fieldfor more information call:
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce (406) 228-2222www.mtgovcup.com
“Check out Fort Peck lake during prime time!This is another quality ran tournament.”
YDayMoney
• Mixed Couple Awards
• Adult / Child Awards
• Lund and Ranger Awards
• Fish 3 tournaments and Go for Montana Angler of the Year!
(only 2 can be on Fort Peck)
For More Information Contact: Jim & Linda at Fish Tales Magazine (406) 378-2176
2009 Montana Walleye Circuit
You Must Be AMember To Fish!
Membership and Entries for all Tournaments at: www.MontanaWalleyesUnlimited.net
Join The Best Walleye Circuit In The West!
Posters sponsored by Coca-Cola Bottling of Great Falls and Havre
Canyon Ferry Walleye FestivalCanyon Ferry Reservoir
June 27-28, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $250 per team 6 a.m. start
Maximum 150 2-person teamsApproximately $32,000 pay out based on full field
for more information call: Doug BrekerWork 266-5279 or Home 266-3102
“Register early or you won’t get in on this one.” WORLD CLASS FISHING!!!
Fall Classic Walleye Tournament
Fort Peck Marina - Fort Peck ReservoirAugust 8-9, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $250 per teamMaximum 100 2-person teamsApproximately $21,000 pay out
based on full fieldfor more information call:
Craig Larson at (406) 653-2216 “If you want to catch
big walleyes, this is another tournament you can’t miss!”
Walleyes UnlimitedHell Creek TournamentJuly 25-26, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 120 2-person teamsApproximately $22,000 pay out
based on full fieldfor more information call: Calvin Thomas at 557-2311
“Back in the circuit for 2009, big walleye and lots of them!”
Fall FinaleYellowtail Reservoir - Barry’s Landing
August 28-29, 2009 - Fri. Sat.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 100 2-person teams
Approximately $18,000 pay out based on full field
for more information call:Rod Putnam 591-1141 or Bob Klein 860-9192“Angler and team of the year will be
decided at this tournament.”
Fresno Walleye ChallengeFresno Reservoir
May 16-17, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 100 2-person teams
Approximately $18,000 pay out based on full field
for more information call:Jim Rettig 378-2176 or Doug Grubb 378-2163
“This Reservoir continues to get better and better!
Lots of fish and quality too!”
YDayMoney
Rock Creek TournamentRock Creek Marina- Fort Peck Reservoir
June 6-7, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 100 2-person teams
Approximately $18,000 pay out based on full field
for more information call: Bill 653-1952, Steve 653-1463 or Kris 653-3320
“93 pounds won this tournament in 2007. Unbelievable!!”
YDayMoney
Tiber Walleye TournamentLake Ellwell
June 13-14, 2009 - Sat. Sun.Entry Fee: $200 per teamMaximum 125 2-person teams
Approximately $21,000 pay out based on full fieldfor more information call: Doug Rohlf
Home 452-8003 or Cell 799-4210“50 fish days possible at this reservoir
and Home of the new state record!”
YDayMoney
22nd Annual Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament
Fort Peck Marina - Fort Peck ReservoirJuly 9,10,11, 2009- Thurs. - Sat.
Entry Fee: $400 per teamMaximum 200 2-person teams
Approximately $70,000 cash & prize payback based on full fieldfor more information call:
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce (406) 228-2222www.mtgovcup.com
“Check out Fort Peck lake during prime time!This is another quality ran tournament.”
YDayMoney
BIG BASS WILL PAY1ST, 2ND, & 3RD PLACES
(1ST – 60% 2ND – 30% 3RD – 10%)
RODNEY J. BRENNER MEMORIAL BUDDY BASS TOURNAMENTSponsored by The Southeastern Illinois College Foundation
In Cooperation With Team Tournament Trails
Saturday, June 6th, 2009 6:00 a.m. till 2:00 p.m.
5 Fish limit Smithland Pool Only - Held At Golconda, IL Marina
$175 ENTRY FEE (Includes Big Bass & Release Boat Fee – Complimentary snack booth)Visit our Website at www.sic.edu (Link to Foundation – News – Downloadable form)
“Special thanks to Golconda Marina for its generous support”
1ST - $5,000 4TH - $500 2ND - $2,500 5TH - $350 3RD - $1,000 6TH – 10TH - $175 Each
A PRE-TOURNAMENT MEETING will be held at The Sweetwater Saloon located on Main Street in Golconda at 6:30 p.m.on Friday, June 5, 2009 . At the meeting, starting positions will be announced. There will be a blind drawing for starting po-sitions. Entry forms with entry fees received in office E-120 on the campus of Southeastern Illinois College no later than 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 4, 2009 by mail or hand-delivered will be entered in the drawing. The drawing will determine starting position #1 through the total number of entries received by the June 4, 2009 date. All entries taken afterthe initial draw will receive the next available boat number in the order of which they are received. Teams may enter the tournament up to 6:00 a.m. on June 6th.RULES:1. Anyone under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult. 2. Fishing for largemouth and KY Spotted Bass Only (No Smallmouth allowed) 3. Fishing is by cast and retrieve only. Only artificial bait may be used. Pork rinds, chunks, etc., will be permitted. 4. No boat less than 14 feet. No motor less than 9.0 hp will be used. Kill switch required on all electric start motors. Boat ID will be
explained at Pre-Tournament Meeting. 5. All boats will have aerated live well of some type. 6. Life jackets will be worn at all times when operating motor. NO EXCEPTIONS!7. No fish on stringers will be weighed. 8. Anyone receiving a citation for Illinois or Kentucky fish or game violations will be disqualified, along with his/her team. 9. No fish less than 12 inches in length will be weighed. Scarred or mutilated fish will not be weighed at the discretion of the weigh-in
official. Fish measured tail pinched, mouth closed. Five fish limit.*For each fish less than 12 inches in length, a 1 lb. penalty will be assessed.
10. A 1 lb. Penalty will be given for each dead fish weighed in. 11. Tournament Officials will have the final say on all disqualifications and rule interpretations except for weigh-in. These are handled by the weigh-in officials. 12. If weather or safety prohibits the start or completion of this tournament, it will be rescheduled at a later date. 13. All protests must be in writing to the tournament committee or official within 15 minutes of the final weigh-in. 14. Good sportsmanship should be observed at all times. No drunkenness will be tolerated. Any misrepresentation of one’s catch will be
grounds for immediate team disqualification. No boat will exceed the manufacturer’s BIA Rating for horsepower. Violation will begrounds for disqualification and loss of entry fee.
15. WINNERS MAY BE SUBJECT TO A POLYGRAPH TEST! FAILURE TO PASS THE POLYGRAPH TEST BY EITHER OR BOTH ENTRANTS SHALL BE GROUNDS FOR TEAM DISQUALIFICATION AND THE FORFEITURE OF PRIZE MONEY AND ENTRY FEE.16. Changes or additions to these Rules may be made by Tournament officials at the Pre-Tournament Meeting and/or at the Golconda
Marina prior to the start of the Tournament. 17. Total purse for Big Bass Competition prize monies shall be calculated by the number of boats entered times $10. First place Big Bass
shall pay 60% of total purse, second place 30% and third place 10%. Big Bass must be alive at weigh-in to compete for prize money.
18. Each participant must provide a photo I.D. and a correct and legible social security number to be eligible for prize money.19. This is a buddy bass tournament. There will be no off-limits period prior to tournament. Start, check-out, check-in, and weigh-in will be at the Golconda Marina. Tournament hours will be from 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM tournament day. Restricted fishing areas will be announced by Tournament Officials prior to the start of the tournament.
THE BIggEST TOURNAMENT ON THE RIVER! $10,000 gUARANTEED PRIZE MONEY
Payout $9,000+ May 15, 16, 17 2009
Royal Canadian Legion # 154 Ogden Branch
2625 7 Ave S.E. Calgary, Alberta Ph: 403 279 3636
Includes DC and Darts Alberta Ranking fee
Please note: All event registrations CLOSE 20 minutes prior to the scheduled start time
All Events Modified Round Robin to Straight Knockout
ETR EES B CAS OL. ALL PLAERS ILL COMPETE ETIREL AT TEIR O RISK. ORAIERS RESERE TE RIT TO RESE ETR. TE TORAMET DIRECTORS DECISIOS ARE IAL.
Players Suspended by the .D..C., D.A. or C.P.D.A.
Are Ineligible to Participate In This Tournament
.D..C. Playing Rules in Effect
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OR MORE IORMATIO: illi einermann Tournament Director 403 2442
.D..C. # 20020509 D.A. # 090503010209
Washington Open Chess Tournament May 23-25, 2009 in Spokane!
washington Chess Federation
wA Open Sections/Entry Fees (by April 15 / May 15 / on site) OPEN EF $79 / $89 / $99 PREMIER (U2000) EF $69 / $79 / $89 RESERVE (U1700) EF $59 / $69 / $79 BOOSTER (U1400) EF $49 / $59 / $69 Free entry to GM’s, IM’s, WGM’s. $25 entry option for juniors under age 21 playing for medal only. Three medals awarded per section. $8,000 Prizes guaranteed by the gary Younker Foundation! Hosted by the Spokane Chess ClubOpen Prem. Res. Boos. $1,000 $400 $350 $300 $600 $300 $250 $150 $400 $250 $200 $100 $300 $200 $150 $100 $200 $150 $100 $100 U2150 U1850 U1550 U1100 $400 $250 $200 $120 $250 $150 $100 $ 80 $150 $100 $100 $120(*) $100 $100 $100 $ 80 (*) (*) Prizes for unrated players. $100 Martha Jane Miller Memorial Prize for top woman in open section. All prizes will be mailed after the event.
Entries/Information: dan Mathews
WCF Tournament Coordinator 730 Olympic Ave
Edmonds, WA 98020 Cell Phone (425) 218-7529
New! [email protected] checks payable to Washington
Chess Federation (WCF). Online registration available at
www.nwchess.com.
Registration/Byes: Saturday 8:15-9:15AM for 3-day, or 3:30-4:15 PM if entering with one half-point bye. Sunday 8:15-9:00 AM for 2-day, or 9:00-9:30 AM if entering 3-day event with two half-point byes. Two half-point byes available, which must be requested in advance, or at site before the announced cutoff time. Format/Ratings: Four sections (see bar at left), six round Swiss system, USCF rated. The Open Section is also FIdE rated. USCF May supplement ratings will be used. Un-rated players may play in open or booster section only, and are eligible for top five prizes in open and the two unrated prizes in booster section.Time Controls: 3-day schedule: 40/2 Hrs., Sd/1 Hr. 2-day schedule: Rounds 1-3: Game/60 minutes. (Rounds 4-6 same as 3-day schedule.) Both schedules: digital clocks preferred. 5-second time delay used from start of game. Rounds: 3-day schedule: Saturday: 10:00AM, 5:00PM, Sunday: 10:00AM, 5:00PM, Monday: 9:00AM, 3:30PM. 2-day schedule: Sunday: 9:30AM, 11:45AM, 2:30PM, then join 3-day schedule for rest of tourney. WCF annual meeting: 3:30 PM Sunday, May 24. Memberships: USCF and either WCF or OCF membership required in all sections, OSA. Memberships (including USCF) must be current or paid fully.Miscellaneous: 2009 Chess Cafe Grand Prix event (50 pts), Harmon Memorial NW Grand Prix event. Please bring set, board and clock. No smoking. No computers. Please use entry form (when available) for a list of all discounts and fees, and to indicate sched-ule, section, side events and byes requested. Entries/Prizes/Info: See bar at left. Online entry available on NWC website. Side Events: May 23 washington Open Scholastic. See NWC website, or contact david Hendricks, WCF Scholastic director, 2439 220th Place NE, Sammamish, WA 98074, ph. 425-868-3881, e-mail: [email protected] 24 (Sunday night) wA Open Blitz Championship. Format: 6 round Swiss in 2 sections, Open and Reserve (U1700). EF: $25.00 (until May 21st), $30.00 at site, $10.00 discount if playing in main tourney. TC: G/5. Not USCF rated. WCF/OCF membership required, OSA. Reg. by 9:00 PM. Rds: 9:30, 9:45, 10:00, 10:15, 10:30, 10:45. 11:00 PM playoff to break ties for 1st place. Prizes (b/26): Open 1st $100.00 + plaque, 2nd $50.00, U1900 $40.00; Reserve 1st $100.00 + plaque, 2nd $50.00, U1500 $40.00. May 24 wA Open Novice Championship. Format: one section 5 round Swiss, open to U1200 or unrated. TC: G/45. EF: $12.00 (until May 21st), $16.00 at site. Reg. 9:00-9:45 AM. Rds: 10:00, 11:45, 1:30, 3:15, 5:00. Prizes: trophies 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 1st, 2nd U1200, U1100, U1000, U900, U800, Unrated. WCF/OCF membership required (option to pay $5 tournament membership instead of $17 or $25 full-year membership). Revised 4/11/2009 (new e-mail for dan Mathews).
Red Lion River Inn, 700 N Division Street, Spokane, WA 99202. This location is 100 yards from the Spokane club's normal tourney site at the Schoenberg Center at Gonzaga University. Hotel reserva-tions: (509) 326-5577, or toll free (800) Red-Lion. Ask for $99 chess rate. (Some Red Lion customers may qualify for a lower online rate.)
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