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Q-Masters hosted the south east zone open singles which attracted 36 runners. Best of 5 double -elimination draw. Barry Kitchener won straight sets in the winners side. Dane Beeton played up large coming through the elimination side. Barry continued his run by defeating Dane in the final.

The Top 24 Players will play a double round robin to determine there top 13 to travel to Townsville. Maybe SEQ will take a extra player and make it 14 as the winner of the state singles on Friday goes straight into the team. Hence leaving a vacant position in the top 24.

A great roll out for the first open ranking event for the year, no surprice to see Dane Beeton (the current QLD Singles Champion) at the top of the stats. Dane was awesome in Adelaide during the Australian Eight Ball Championships (Oct 2010), if you need a benchmark for your ‘A’ game it is best to start chasing this man! REALLY I have been watching match play at the rankers since the round robin format was introduced in 2004. It appears to be ‘do what ever you can to win that match point’ then you go to the nationals and

Queensland State Masters Singles 2010 Champion is Steve Lees, well done champ. Steve defeated Lenny Stein in the Queensland State Masters held at Q-Masters, Milton, Brisbane. Third was Rob Munster. Therefore the Queensland Masters team would be Steve Lees, Lenny Stein and Rob Munster, also next in line is Malo Chanfoon and then Gary Proctor. Friday 3rd September 2010 9AM 1    1    SEQ    Steve Lees 2    2    SEQ    Pat Broderick 3    3    SEQ    Lenny Stein 4    4    SEQ    Gary Proctor 5    4    SEQ    Steve Chapman 6    1    CQ    Geoff Thursby 7    2    CQ    Bruce Adamson 8    1    NQ    Rob Munster

QUEENSLAND JUNIOR EIGHT BALL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 Event: Thursday     30th September     2010     Under 12 9AM Friday         1st October         2010     Under 15 9AM Saturday     2nd October     2010     Under 18 9AM (note: under 12 can also play in under 15, under 15 in under 18) Location: Q-Masters 47 Castlemaine St Milton QLD 4064 Ph (07) 3367 1430 www.qmasters.com.au Contact: Email: secretary@qpool.com.au     www: www.qpool.com.au Cost: Junior Affiliation Fee $5.00 (11th April 2010 – 10th April 2011) Junior Event Fee $11.00 (per age group event) Tournament Rules: Playing Rules: World Eight Ball Pool Rules In QEBF Junior Championships a player may only compete at his/her

The Queensland State Open Singles will be played on Friday 28th August 2010. Friday will be a Round Robin Event with the top two playing in the State Final. The singles winner goes direct to the number one spot in the Queensland State Team.  Closely followed on Saturday 29th and Sunday the 30th with the Queensland State Open Team Play-off. Twenty-four “24” players will contest the state open play-off. (South East Zone 13, North Queensland 7 and Central Queensland with 4) South Townsville Blows Club will host the event. www.southtownsvillebowlsclub.com.au  more to follow

Queensland State Open Singles Champion is DANE BEETON Dane defeated Barry Kitchener in a action packed final in the Queensland State Open Singles held at the South Townsville Bowls Club, North Queensland. Videos action custousy of Kimiko. Thanks to the members of the Townsville Association for assisting through out the event. Friday 26 August 2010 9AM 1    1    SEQ    Barry Kitchener: Runner-Up 4 2    2    SEQ    Dane Beeton: Winner 5 3    3    SEQ    Justin Thursby 4    4    SEQ    Steve Lees 5    1    CQ    Liam Butler 6    2    CQ    Paul Phillips 7    1    NQ    Kris Jones 8    2    NQ    Dave Eaglan

Sixteen player took arrived on time for the south easy zone’s first ladies ranker for the year. Twenty players  was the mark we were striving for, lets see how we go with the next one.  Good to see former state player, Tracey DOEBLIEN from Ipswich back in the field at the ladies ranker on the week-end. Looks like a good score was 20 pts + and all the state players punched around that make, BJ just a tad short on 19. Lauren and Nicole will be treveling to England again this year in June for the world 8 ball championships,