2018 CBSA Canadian Championship Results

Jun 6, 2018

From May 22nd to June 2nd, the Canadian Billiards & Snooker Association (CBSA) hosted the 23rd Annual Canadian Pool Championships at The Corner Bank in Toronto. The prestigious event covered twelve separate disciplines in pool including open, women’s, amateur and junior events.

Open Events
Jason Klatt kicked off this years Championships with an 11-8 win over crowd favourite Alex Pagulayan to take the National 8-Ball title. The loss for Pagulayan would be his only loss over the course of the event. Alex went undefeated through both the 9-Ball and 10-Ball events as he added two more titles to his resume.





Open 8-Ball
 27 Players
Payout


1st
Jason Klatt
$2,450


2nd
Alex Pagulayan
$1,100


3rd
Erik Hjorleifson
$800


4th
Alain Lessard
$600


5-6th
Dave Parker
$450


5-6th
Dean MacNaughton
$450






Open 9-Ball
35 Players
Payout


1st
Alex Pagulayan
$3,000


2nd
Tom Theriault
$1,300


3rd
Martin Daigle
$1,100


4th
Brad Poorman
$825


5-6th
Jeff Robson
$650


5-6th
Mario Morra
$650


7-8th
Alain Lessard
$450


7-8th
Sumon Sarkar
$450






Open 10-Ball
32 Players
Payout


1st
Alex Pagulayan
$2,500


2nd
John Morra
$1,100


3rd
Jason Klatt
$900


4th
Mario Morra
$675


5-6th
Erik Hjorleifson
$500


5-6th
Waleed Hashem
$500


7-8th
Andy Aupin
$400


7-8th
Dave Parker
$400



Women’s Events
Naomi Williams and Brittany Bryant continue to dominate the Canadian pool scene. Both players only suffered losses to each other. This year, Naomi would be crowned 8-Ball and 9-Ball champion. Brittany would not be left empty-handed as she manage to take home the 10-Ball title.

Naomi Williams and Brittany Bryant



Womens 8-Ball
4 Players


1st
Naomi Williams


2nd
Brittany Bryant


3rd
Suzanne Peters


4th
Stefanie Virag






Womens 9-Ball
7 Players


1st
Naomi Williams


2nd
Brittany Bryant


3rd
Leanne Lini


4th
Valerie Bedard






Womens 10-Ball
4 Players


1st
Brittany Bryant


2nd
Naomi Williams


3rd
Suzanne Peters


4th
Maureen Seto



Amateur Divisions
These events always attract the highest number of participants. The 8-Ball event had 36 players with Timothy Bristow coming out on top over Clayton Dennis in the finals. Sumon Sarkar was on his game as he reached the 9-Ball finals for the second consecutive year, this time taking the title in a 53 player field. Jun Briones fought back from the B-side to win the 10-ball title. Hanna Kwon and Marie-France Blanchette came out on top of the 8-Ball and 9-Ball women’s events, respectively.

Sumon Sarkar



Womens Amateur 8-Ball
 13 Players
Payout


1st
Hanna Kwon
$950


2nd
Valerie Bedard
$600


3rd
Natasha Khan
$400


4th
Angela Carrigan
$250






Amateur 8-Ball
36 Players
Payout


1st
Timothy Bristow
$1,500


2nd
Clayton Dennis
$1,200


3rd
Marius Nakas
$900


4th
Sumon Sarkar
$700


5-6th
Jun Briones
$450


5-6th
Steven Liao
$450


7-8th
Ephriam Day
$350


7-8th
Jehlar Fernandez
$350






Womens Amateur 9-Ball
9 Players
Payout


1st
Marie-France Blanchette
$800


2nd
Angela Carrigan
$500


3rd
Kristy Rinalli
$300






Amateur 9-Ball
53 Players
Payout


1st
Sumon Sarkar
$1,700


2nd
Marius Nakas
$1,400


3rd
Jehlar Fernandez
$1,100


4th
Vince Chrylser
$850


5-6th
Ronald Giron
$650


5-6th
Tony Hong
$650


7-8th
Jeet Khandai
$450


7-8th
Greg Plester
$450


9-12th
Nicholas Ridley
$300


9-12th
Rick Garrant
$300


9-12th
TJ Humber
$300


9-12th
Woodee Tran
$300






Amateur 10-Ball
28 Players
Payout


1st
Jun Briones
$1,300


2nd
Sumon Sarkar
$950


3rd
Jeet Khandai
$700


4th
Ronald Giron
$450


5-6th
Greg Johnson
$325


5-6th
Isaac Ramos
$325



Junior Division
In the Under-19 finals, Dean Cuillerier whitewashed his opponent 7-0 for the title, while Brenden Croft took the Under-17 title.



Juniors U17
4 Players


1st
Brendan Croft


2nd
Haydar Cappo


3rd
Isaac Yee


4th
Corrado Nucifora






Juniors U19
5 Players


1st
Dean Cuillerier


2nd
Emmanuel Rampersaud


3rd
William Cadieux-Meloche



Full Brackets are available at https://compusport.ca/CS/GeneralSearch/Index/5938

A special thank you to John White and Frank Kakouros who made this event happen. Without these guys contributing their time and efforts over 12-days, this event would not have been such a success. We look forward to exciting news from the CBSA regarding next years events. Keep practicing!

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