On behalf of the Queensland Eight Ball Federation, we would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the following individuals on their outstanding performance during the 2018 Australian Eight Ball National Championships.Australian Men’s Singles Quarter Finals: Shannon PurcellAustralian Women’s Singles Semi Finals: Nicole FieldingAustralian Masters Singles Quarter Finals: Mark BradleyAustralian Men’s Plate Last 16: Andy BarnettAustralian Women’s Plate Quarter Finals: Leonie McCulloch & Sabrina Hammerlindl Semi Finals: Temple LarkinsAustralian Masters Plate Grand Final: 1st Steve Lees – 2nd Mark Bradley
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Queensland City v Country (in 2006 City v Country was split into SEQ, CQ and NQ Zone Events) YEAR OPEN LADIES B GRADE C GRADE 2005 Bris Districts City 8 Ball Bris Districts City 8 Ball 2004 City 8 Ball Gold Coast Darling Downs City 8 Ball 2003 Bris Districts City 8 Ball Toowoomba NDEBA 2002 Bris Districts Gold Coast Gold Coast Gold Coast 2001 City 8 Ball City 8 Ball Gold Coast Bris Districts 2000 City 8 Ball Darling Downs City 8 Ball Gold Coast 1999 Bris Districts City 8 Ball Gold Coast NDEBA. 1998 Gold Coast NDEBA
If you have any COVID-19 symptoms, no matter how mild, Get tested. The QEBF Calendar was revised on the 10th of September 2020. all events subject to covid restrictions + online nomination – – – – Events as per the QEBF Management Committee Meetings (10/08/2020) Q-Cup Men maximum 14 teams (now 12, as 12 tables) Q-Cup Women maximum 14 teams (now 12, as 12 tables) Country Cup maximum 14 teams (subject to available tables) # Finals format will be revised. Nominations by the association: required 14 days prior to the event. (Friday 5PM) Payment by the association; and shall be invoiced after the event. To date,
2019 QEBF Calendar of Events – please email the secretary if you require the excel file.
Queensland Eight Ball website colors with Hex & RGB Codes The Hex, RGB and CMYK codes are in the table below. Website Colours Name: Imperial Purple Hex: #760036 RGB: (118, 0, 54) CMYK: 0, 1, 0.542, 0.537 Name: Deep Lemon Hex: #fabf16 RGB: (250, 191, 22) CMYK: 0, 0.236, 0.912, 0.019 Name: Fern Green Hex: #56804b RGB: (86, 128, 75) CMYK: 0.328, 0, 0.414, 0.498
Dear Members, As Queensland continues to enforce tough restrictions to contain the spread of CVOID-19, The Queensland Eight Ball Federation adopts it is our responsibility to help flatten the coronavirus curve and keep you safe. In order to do this, the management committee has canceled the QLD Cup which was due to take place from October 3 to October 5 2020 at Norths Cue Sports, Bramble Bay. Other events shall be discussed in the near future and we endeavor to give 30 days notice, bearing in mind government restrictions are out of our control. Please accept our sincerest apologies for
State representation in any sport is one of the accolades of playing your sport and representing QLD is a major accomplishment in which athletes remember for the rest of their lives. QLD Eight Ball coordinates various opportunities where athletes get to represent Queensland in various age groups, under 12, under 15, under 18, under 18 girls, and collectively competing as a team. Our Junior State Team represents Queensland at the Australian Junior Eight Ball Championships which is an annual event held in different states around Australia. Congratulations to the juniors below who have earned their place in the
To whom it may concern,We write to you today to advise of the recent launch of the newly developed Pre-Exercise Screening System for Young People (PSS-YP) and invite you to share this tool with your network. This project was led by Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) in collaboration with Sports Medicine Australia and Fitness Australia and includes tools for both parents and young people, as well as a User Guide. This pre-exercise screening system aims to help identify young people – aged 5 to 17 – who may have medical conditions which put them at a higher risk of