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QLD State Men

Team Queensland, the pink ribbon team!

Team Queensland are moving in a different direction in 2008 by offering there support to acknowledge awareness of International Brest Cancer Day on Monday 27th October. Which just happening to coincide with the opening day of The Australian Eight Ball Championship in Launceston, Tasmania. We have decided too spruce up our state shirts with a soft splash of PINK instead of the usually Maroon. Team Queensland comprises of a travelling team of 30 players and officials whom will be sporting the new look PINK RIBBON State shirts for the ten days of the national event.

WE encourage all to purchase a pink ribbon and wear it proudly Monday 27th October, International Brest Cancer Day. Please visit https://nbcf.org.au

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Apr, Wed, 2025

Nationals

2008 Australian Eight Ball Championships

Australian Eight Ball Championships Live Scores

QUEENSLAND continues to lead the men's open teams competition after the third day's play in the 25th Australian Eightball Championships, being played at the Country Club Tasmania.

Queensland drew with South Australia 12-12 in yesterday afternoon's round but maintains a three-point break at the top of the table with five wins from six matches and 11 points.

Lots of great write ups about the nationals

https://northerntasmania.yourguide.com.au/news/local/sport/general/queensland-men-draw-clear-on-top/1348230.aspx

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Apr, Wed, 2025

South East Queensland

2008 SEQ Open Ranker 2

Sixty seven players in five groups played at Q-Masters and Super 8. The progressive scores are shown in the ‘Read More’ box. Thanks, it really speeds things up when players bring the correct change, $22 for registration.

Driver comes out of the smoking room shaking his head. “You know” he says, “I’m only the second best player here today. Sniff, sniff. “Everyone in there is the best player”

It wasn’t cricket even though spectators had to duck a few spotty balls and yellow ones.

Travis reminds us of Gilly (that’s our wicket keeper for the uninformed).

Then Dallas gains instant friends by winning the $100 bar tab.

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Apr, Wed, 2025

South East Queensland

2008 SEQ Open Ranker 1

24th February – First Mens Ranking

South East Zone

Venue: Q Masters

Time: 9AM for a 9:30AM START

Cost $22

RESULTS ARE LISTED BELOW

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Apr, Wed, 2025

South East Queensland

2008 SEQ Womens Ranker 2

2nd Ladies Ranking

Another strong turnout for the ladies ranker, twenty-eight girls in total. Also good to see Tanya and Sue having a hit out. Best on the day were Sharon, Lauren and Sue. Both Kerri and Jazz had there tails waging after droping a few early games first up. The improvers Kerry S, Jade and Aliesha all knuckled down to pot a few more eightballs in the second raking event. Note: The Ladies singles will be held in Townsville (90%) this year.

CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW FOR THE STATS

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Apr, Wed, 2025

QLD State Women

AEBF Womens Team 2007

Womens Team: SA 13 QLD 8 After a fantastic win over WA in the preliminary final, the QLD girls took on the strong SA side. QLD got off to a poor start and lost the first set 6-0. The girls mounted a great fightback but there was just too much to do. The girls played well but were pegged back many times with some unfortunate in-offs which the SA side took full advantage of

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Apr, Wed, 2025

QLD State Juniors

2008 Australian Eight Ball Junior Championships

Australian Eight-Ball Federation

Under 12's, 15's & 18's Championships

South Australian Eight Ball Headquarters
West Croydon and Kilkenny RSL, West Croydon
Sunday 24th February to Saturday March 1st 2008

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Apr, Wed, 2025

QLD State Men

AEBF Mens Team 2007

Open Team: SA 16+4 v VIC 16+0

This was a great match between 2 great teams. All mistakes were punished early and at half time it was 8-8. The Vics then pulled away to lead 16-13 in the final set and were just 1 frame away from consecutive titles. However the SA side fought back with some great pool. At 16-14 with Paull Clack taking on Mick Delahunty it looked like it would go to the final frame when Delahunty played some great positional pool after getting a couple balls off his break.