PERRY WINS TOUR STOP ACS PRESENTS LUCASI HYBRID ALL AMERICAN TOUR RESULTS FROM INLAND REEF IN VIRGINIA BEACH
The 2011-2012 Lucasi Hybrid Cues All American Tour – conducted its sixth stop at Inland Reef in Virginia Beach, VA, Saturday, October 15. The $500-added 9-ball scratch tourney on 7-foot Valley bar boxes drew 32 players. On the A-side, Dave Perry (Virginia Beach, VA) took his semifinal match over Jack Davis 5-3, while Darrel Nestlerod (Newport News, VA) clipped Bill Mason (Virginia Beach, VA) 5-4. Perry took the hot seat in the next round with a 5-2 decision over Nestlerod.
Mason (Virginia Beach, VA) 5-3. Davis then ousted Mason at 4th place by a score of 5-4; but Jack could not capitalize further, as he lost out at 3rd place to Darrel Nestlerod 5-4. The tourney finals went two sets, as Nestlerod upset the undefeated Dave Perry 4-5, but Perry recovered in the deciding set to take the title by a 5-2 score!
On the B-side both Ray Reyna (Virginia Beach, VA) and T.J. Carawan (Virginia Beach, VA) were relegated to 7-8th place at the hands of Bernard Andico (Virginia Beach, VA) Winners Darrel Nestlerod (2nd), Dave Perry (1st) and Jack Davis (3rd) 5-2 and Mike Ewing (Virginia Beach, VA) 5-3 respectively. Both Andico and Ewing were eliminated www.americancuesports.org. in the next round by Jack Davis (Virginia Beach, VA) 5-4 and Bill FINAL RESULTS: 1st $500 + Free Singles entry to ACS Nationals Dave Perry (Virginia Beach, VA) 2nd $300 Darrel Nestlerod (Newport News, VA) 3rd $150 Jack Davis (Virginia Beach, VA) 4th $100 Bill Mason (Virginia Beach, VA) 5-6th $60 Bernard Andico (Virginia Beach, VA) Mike Ewing (Suffolk, VA) 7-8th $35 Ray Reyna (Virginia Beach, VA) T.J. Carawan (Virginia Beach, VA)
Dave Perry won a free 9-Ball singles entry into the 2012 Lucasi Hybrid ACS Nationals. The ACS wishes to thank sponsors Lucasi Hybrid Cues, Championship Billiard Fabric and Nick Varner Signature Cases for their support Further information, entry details and schedules for the 2011/2012 Lucasi Hybrid All American Tour are available at
HIGHEST-PLACING WOMEN: $50 Kassy Bein (Virginia Beach, VA) $30 Jackie Duggan (Virginia Beach, VA)
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ANTONAKOS HOLDS OFF CHIN FOR WIN
BY AZB STAFF - 2011-10-12
Chance Chin, Tim Berlin (owner) and Greg Antonakos
One of the stories coming out of the Joss Tour's Turning Stone Classic XVII was the outstanding play of two tour regulars, Bucky Souvanthong and Greg Antonakos. Both players were in action over the October 8th and 9th weekend at Trick Shot Billiards in Clifton Park New York, and both players once again showed that they can hang with the best of them. Antonakos was the better of the two on this day, and he took the hot-seat with a one-sided 9-4 win over tour director Mike Zuglan.
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Chin took that momentum into the final match with Antonakos and won the first set of the double elimination finals 9-4. Antonakos didn't get this far in the event just to roll over to a challenge from Chin though. He gathered himself in the second set and scored an equally lopsided 9-3 win over Chin in the second set of the finals. Antonakos pocketed $1000 for the win, while Chin took home $750 for second. The second chance event on Sunday saw Spencer Auigbelle defeat Kevin Ketz in the finals for first place. Auigbelle earned $300 for first, while Ketz winning $200 for second. Tour newcomer Dennis Scarbro was the winner of the $1200 collectible Joss Cue.
The Joss NE 9-Ball tour now takes a two week break and will be back in action in three weeks at Camelot Billiards in Rochester, NY. Tour director Mike Zuglan, once again, urges players to sign up now for the Turning Stone Classic XVIII as space is getting short in the event. RESULTS: 1st $1,000 2nd $750 3rd $550 4th $400 5th/6th $250 7th/8th $125
Greg Antonakos Chance Chin Mike Zuglan Dwight Dixon Bucky Souvanthong Jeff Smole Angelo Hilton Geoff Montgomery
2nd Chance: 1st $300 2nd $200 3rd $120 4th $80 5th/6th $40
Spencer Auigbelle Kevin Ketz John Babravitch Bruce Carroll Pete Mitchell, Paul Picard
RESULTS
Zuglan then found himself on the wrong end of another 9-4 score, this time to Chance Chin. Chin had lost to Antonakos early Saturday, but had come back with seven straight wins on the one loss side.