Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Apr 26th, 2008
Canadian 9-Ball Tour Hits Bourbon Street billiards
The seventh stop of the Canadian 9-Ball Tour, presented by Indigo Chapters bookstores and Cineplex Entertainment, saw unseasonably cold weather once again greet the 64 players making their way back to the venue for Saturday morning play. Apparently the cooler temperatures affected some of the players’ [...]
Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Apr 6th, 2008
Martel Comes Up Big in Montreal
By Michael Wright
The Canadian 9-Ball Tour saw only 12 anxious competitors making their way back to Le Skratch Bar billiards in Montreal for Sunday’s action. Early play from the one-loss brackets saw Danny Hewitt, one of the pre-event favorites, pitted against Rafael Houde, Ryan Solleveld playing Adam Smith, [...]
Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Apr 5th, 2008
Elite billiards Field Converge on Montreal
Canadian 9 Ball Tour Staff
Le Skratch Bar billiards, located in Montreal’s south end, rolled out the red carpet and welcomed some of the country’s best 9-ball players into town. A nearly full field was looking to capitalize on tour event number six and the $10,000 added purse that [...]
Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Mar 10th, 2008
Long days and long nights favor youth in Kelowna billiards event
Canadian 9-Ball Tour event #5, Kelowna BC
By Canadian 9 Ball Tour Staff
Sunday morning brought brisk temperatures and sweaty palms back to Breakers billiards and Bistro to crown the Canadian 9-Ball Tour winner of event number five.
Presented by Indigo and Chapters bookstores and Cineplex [...]
Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Mar 9th, 2008
Moving Day Surprises in Kelowna billiard Tournament
The Canadian 9-Ball Tour presented by Indigo and Chapters bookstores and Cineplex Entertainment brought all competitors back on Saturday at 10am sharp to Breakers billiards and Bistro where all players saw action. The theme of the event to date was one of major upsets. The pressure was definitely on [...]
Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Mar 8th, 2008
Top billiard Seeds Tumble in Kelowna
Canadian 9-Ball Tour – Breakers billiards Bistro, Kelowna, B.C.
A total of 80 players made their way to this beautiful western Canadian tourist spot looking for the lion’s share of the $10,000 added Canadian 9-Ball Tour event prize fund. Top seeds John Morra and Erik Hjorleifson booked the [...]
Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Feb 3rd, 2008
Hewitt Claims Canadian billiard Event
Canadian 9-Ball Tour – Event #4 Valleyfield, Quebec
Sunday started with 12 players making their way back to Doolys billiards in Valleyfield. Eight of the twelve commenced at 10am and made up the four matches from the losers brackets. Top seeded John Morra faced off against the number three seed, Edwin [...]
Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Feb 2nd, 2008
Mother Nature Strikes Frist Blow in Valleyfield
Canadian 9-Ball Tour Event #4 Doolys, Valleyfield
The first major impact of the fourth billiard stop on the Canadian 9-Ball Tour was made by the weatherman. The day before the Valleyfield pool tournament was scheduled to kick off, a severe snowstorm came through the southern Ontario and Quebec [...]
Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Dec 2nd, 2007
That’s a Morra
Day two brought back 12 billiard players vying for the valuable tour ranking points along with the $10,000-added prize money that accompanies these points in each Canadian 9-Ball Tour event.
The first upset of Sunday came with Luc Salvas bowing to Jarrod Spence of Winnipeg by a score [...]
Posted in Billiard Tour News - Stan James Canadian Tour on Dec 1st, 2007
Morra Stands Alone
Canadian 9-Ball Tour
by InsidePOOL Staff
The $10,000-added Canadian 9-Ball Tour made its first visit to the nation’s capital for event number three. Tailgators in Ottawa, Ontario, boasted over 20,000 square feet of space and 28 extremely well-spaced pool tables that were at the disposal of tournament officials. [...]
