All photos courtesy of Lee White

On the first day 16 teams met to battle it out for the 4 slots to the City tournament in June.  The final matches included team Usual Suspects against Q Wizards and A Break from the Kids against The Pack Rats on the loser side. Winning the 2 slots were Usual Suspects and A Break from the Kids.  On the winners side we had VFW Poolplayers against Ocean’s Eight and The Outcasts against Phoenix Ballers.  The 2 slots went to Ocean’s Eight and Phoenix Ballers.

On day 2 another 16 teams came to battle it out for the next 4 slots to the City tournament.  8 slots are awarded in each of the three Tri-Cities played at the end of session bringing 24 teams to compete in the coveted City tournament in June. With Spank U Very Much against A Touch of Chaos and Off in the Corner against Slop Shots on the loser side and Cues & Brews against Drunk Monkeys and KRAZY 3IGHT’Z against Misfits on the winners side.  The 4 teams that took the slots on the 2nd day were, Spank U Very Much, Slop Shots, Cues & Brews and Misfits.

It was a great success, there were many giveaways handed out by the League Operators that included cues and cases, DVD’s and other pool accessories.  Everyone played well, had some fun and we watched some great matches played. Congratulations to all the winning teams and all the teams that attended the tournament you were among some of the best teams we have.  APA Phoenix Metro’s next Tri- Cities will be February 9th and 10th for the Fall 2012 session.

Complete List of Teams

USUAL SUSPECTS
CAPTAIN-ROBERT ROSS
MARIANNE BOTOS
ANDREW DITMARS
JASON GRAHAM
JERRY RICKETTS
DEAN MIELKE

SPANK U VERY MUCH
CAPTAIN-CHUCK SANDMAN
JESSICA LEE-MORROW
JEAN FRASS
JOHN BROOKS
BRENT STROZEWSKI
JULIA WAWRZYNIAK
IKE VAN ATTA

A BREAK FROM THE KIDS
CAPTAIN-BILL BARON
JESSICA BARRON
FRANK SADLO
TRACY SADLO
KYLE SWENSON
JOHN WELLS
ROGER HART

OCEAN’S EIGHT
CAPTAIN-RANDY MARTIN
JOE SHIPLEY
MAX SPERRY
LEE ANN TAYLOR
JESSICA SANDERS
STEVE LUSTRO
JULIUS HORVATH

PHOENIX BALLERS
CAPTAIN-HOWARD HUGHES
DARRELL PENNELL
JASON KIEN
MIKE WATSON
DAN MARQUART
GERARDO CAMPOS

SLOP SHOTS
CAPTAIN-NANCY RILEY
JR PORTOR, II
SUSAN MELLO
VICTOR GRIMALDI
ALEX MARTIN

CUES & BREWS
CAPTAIN – GARY MILLER
KEVIN HOFFMAN
STEVEN HANDLEY
EDWARD LA RUE
CODY HANDLEY
TJ HANDLEY

MISFITS
CAPTAIN-BRAD ANDREWS
POLLY HUGHES
MARTIN PACKHAM
MARTIN ROSALES
STEVEN HYSON
BETTY JOHNSON
JEREMIAH BUCKMAN
TANNER LOPEZ

MISFITS
CAPTAIN-BRAD ANDREWS
POLLY HUGHES
MARTIN PACKHAM
MARTIN ROSALES
STEVEN HYSON
BETTY JOHNSON
JEREMIAH BUCKMAN
TANNER LOPEZ

$2500 was paid to the  1st place team. Everyone had a great time playing in both the main event and the all night mini tournaments. There were vendors there to take care of the player’s equipment and accessories, as well as souvenirs from the event.

In March, APA will host the 8 Ball version of this same event at the same location in Vegas. It will be the same 3 person team format except the game will be 8 Ball instead of 9 Ball. Teams can start signing up in Feburary so anyone interested in playing contact the APA Phoenix Metro league operators.

A complete list of the teams and players who attended:

Joe Mulhall
Dede Burum
Terry Whitt

Roselyn Parks
Danielle Conley
David McCauley

Ed LaRue
Phil Detro
Lisa Detro

Jake Powell          17th Place
Brian Chapin
Mike Lefevre

Alex Martin
Susan Mello
Holli Krugle

Chris Carlisle
Joe Shipley
Tom Smith

Carla Miller
Betty Johnson
Marty Packham

Lee Lawrence        17th Place
Mark Henry
Lloyd Lawrence

Arte Lewis
Jeff Currie
Bernie Lewis

Jessie Gardella
Greg Vannoni
Cheryl Walters

Jeremiah Buckman     5th Place
Brad Andrews
Tanner Lopez

Troy Conley

Troy Conley wins the Preliminary round to the U.S. Amateur Championship Pool tournament at Bullshooters on Sunday, September 23.   The U S Amateur Championship has become the most prestigious event for amateur pool players in the country. Troy will be competing in the finals held in Tampa Florida in November for a complimentary spot on a pro tour event in 2013. The 2 day event saw some very heavy competition from some of the best amateur pool players in Phoenix, Tucson, and New Mexico. The format of the event is a race to 7 games of a combination of 8 ball and 9 ball. The winner of the flip chooses whether he wants to break, or which format to start the match.  Competitors will play 5 games of 8 ball or 8 games of 9 ball until one of the players wins 7 games. Whichever format is selected, all games in that format must be played before changing to the other format. The final round is a race to 11 wins, 8 games of 8 ball and 13 games of 9 ball. Play is always on the 9 foot tables.

In the Semi finals, Troy got past Peter ‘Rocky’ Sianez Sr from Tucson and then defeated David Rayner in the finals, who had made it to the  hot seat after the first day of stiff competition.

Chuck Foster, from Las Cruzes New Mexico also wins a spot in Tampa in November. He will be joining Troy to play in the finals held in that city. Both players displayed extremely good play and we want to wish them both lots of luck in Tampa.

The U.S. Amateur Championship, sponsored by the American Poolplayers Association (APA), was  started in 1994. Since the inauguration of this event in 1994, the level of competition continues to improve year after year. Only a small percentage of the best amateur players choose to play for the glory and love of the game. Those who enter this event experience the highest level of amateur billiard play in the United States. Therefore, the U.S. Amateur Championship is only intended for the finest amateur players. The competition is relentless, and every match won is well deserved. Preliminary events are held all across the United States in several different cities.

Anyone can play in these events by signing up in advance. The 2012 finals are now set,  but anyone interested in playing in the 2013 event can contact your local APA representative at 602-920-9192. Signups for next year begin April 15 and end on June 30 of 2013.

The local APA also has a ‘Masters Division’ that mimicks the same format as the U S Amateur competition.

The event was divided into seven divisions and play got underway first in the single elimination scotch doubles division where 45 teams were able to get familiar with the tables and compete for $2000 in total prize money. This event was dominated by two teams, and it was only right to see them face off in the finals. The top half of the board saw the team of Bernie Store and Steve Stowers cruise to a spot in the finals. Store and gave up one game in their first four matches and never allowed an opposing team to win more than two games on their way to the finals.

Matching them on the way to the finals was the team of “Big Daddy” Tres Kane and Cathy Kelley. Kane and Kelley were not as dominating on their way to the finals, but they also did not allow an opposing team to score more than two games in any given match.

As evenly matched as these two teams appeared on paper, the finals came down to hill-hill before Stowers and Store won the case game for the 4-3 victory and $600 in prize money.

The 6 & Under event, which was added last year, was a huge success with 89 players competing this year. The event came down to a “best two out of three” face-off as Wayne Cagle and Elgin Miguel would play each other three times to determine a final victor. Miguel drew first blood with a hill-hill win over Cagle for the hot-seat, but after Cagle eliminated Collin Sayler on the one loss side, Cagle and Miguel faced off in the double elimination finals. Cagle forced a second set with a 5-3 win and then earned the tournament win with a 5-4 scoreline in the second set. The win was worth $600 in prize money for Cagle.

The men’s open division, with 77 players saw a slight increase in participants and to no one’s surprise, was won by Carlos Avalos.

Avalos handled the win with his usual modesty and thought the tournament came down to a couple shots and a couple of lucky breaks here and there. Avalos made note of an early match he played against Mike Williams. Avalos commented, “I was fortunate because that match was originally scheduled for early afternoon but didn’t start until close to midnight. Mike had sat for several hours and was cold, and I had just come off a win. I got away with that match 5-0.” Avalos was also quick to note a shot that came up in the hot-seat match against David DelCastillo. With the score tied at hill-hill Avalos hooked himself on the ball before the 8-ball. After studying the shot, Avalos played a perfect stop shot jump shot that left him straight in on the 8-ball for the win.

The finals came down to Avalos and Jason Polk – both teammates on the “No Flash Photography” team. The friendship between the two might have taken away Jason’s killer instinct in this one as Carlos ran away with a 5-1 win for first place and $1,000 in prize money.

The Ladies Open division saw Sonia Flores come out on top of the 32 player field and take the hot-seat with a 4-2 win over Leandrea Gaff.

On the one loss side, Gaff ran into Terry Johnson-McCauley. Gaff had sent Johnson-McCauley to the left side of the board 4-3 late in the tournament, and the rematch went to Johnson-McCauley by the same 4-3 scoreline.

This left Flores and Johnson-McCauley in the double elimination finals. The first set went to Johnson-McCauley in a 4-0 landslide, but Flores turned things around and scored an identical 4-0 whitewash in the second set of the finals.

The final singles division saw a 20 player field in the Advanced/Masters division (double the field size from last year). Brian Begay from Shiprock, New Mexico took the hot-seat with a 7-2 win over Vegas’ Ronnie Allen. Smith only had to beat Nevada’s Randy Kukla on the one loss side as Allen had already headed back home and was willing to settle for third place.

With Smith busy in team matches until very late, the finals didn’t get underway until the late Sunday night. Fortunately for all involved (except for Smith), Begay made quick work of Smith 7-3 in the finals.

Both team divisions included interesting story lines with a comeback win in one and a threepeat of sorts in the other.

The ladies division saw the Bad AZZ Babes (Sonia Flores, Sara Miller, Sophia Morquecho and Susam Williams) return with hopes of defending the title they won last year. The Babes would quickly find out that the other teams were not intimidated by the reigning champions as Diamond Dazzle out of Phoenix (Anje Anderson, Char Alcott, Salina Holland, Virginia Jennings and Lori Kinny) scored a first round upset.  “They came with their A-Games, and we played terrible,” commented Williams after the match.

Undeterred, The Babes won five in a row on the one loss side to get to the finals against AZ Fab 4 (Beverly Cook, Kate Franco, Tonya Kurtz and Amy Wilkom-Knowlton). With two Advanced and one Master player on the team, the Bad AZZ Babes were giving up four games to other team. That handicap was not a factor in the first set of the finals as the Babes scored a quick 12-3 win. The second was an entirely different situation as The Fab 4 fought the Babes for each game. Fab 4 held a 6-5 lead and needed one game to get to the hill. They would not get that game as the Babes showed how Bad AZZ they could be with seven straight wins for the 12-6 victory and their second team title.

The final division to crown a winner was the Men’s/Mixed Team division. The defending champs, Stinger’s Venom, found themselves on the rail in 9th place early in this one, but the finals still saw a player hoping to defend the title as JR Burkhart had moved from Stinger’s Venom to 8 and Out this year. Burkhart had also been a member of the Tom Ryan’s team that won this division in 2010, so he was going for back to back to back wins. Burkhart and his teammates Brett Huth, Brian Reich and Jon Smith had fought back from a loss to No Flash Photography to come out of the one loss side for the finals. Their opponents, the Northern Hombres team of Oscar Avila, Tyson Cole, Larry Eans, Jose Gonzalez and Ron Weeks had taken the hot-seat with a win over Pocket Pounders from Prescott.

8 and Out would have to win two matches against the Hombres to capture the title and give Burkhart the threepeat. That threepeat looked to be in serious jeopardy in the first set with the Hombres leading 8-7 in the 9-10 race. Before Reich and Burkhart came to the table for their matches, Burkhart took Smith – the team anchor – aside and told him that he needed to be ready to play a final game for the set as Reich and Burkhart planned on winning their games. And win them they did.

Things took another bad turn for 8 and Out as Smith missed his last ball in a very difficult run and left Tyson Cole with a wide open rack at his mercy. Cole was finishing up the rack when he missed an 11-ball and then had to watch Smith make the last two balls for the 10-9 win in the first set.

Considering the late hour, the idea of a split was brought up, but 8 and Out quickly vetoed that idea as they were playing for first place and anything less would not be satisfying. The Hombres came out with the first two games in the finals, but 8 and Out quickly took control and won 10 of the next 12 games. In a fitting conclusion to the event, it was three time champion Burkhart who pocketed the final 8-ball to give his team the win.

All in all, the event was a great success with a 25% increase in participation from last year and what looks to be a very bright future as more and more players come out to compete in this event.

CSI and the BCA Pool League thanks the following for their support and contributions to this year’s event: Bad Boys Billiard Productions for outstanding tournament direction, Diamond Billiard Products for the great playing tables, the Radisson Fort McDowell for their sponsorship and support as host of the event, the Fort McDowell Casino, AZBilliards for the best online coverage of pool on the planet, Rick Schmitz for his great photography as usual, and the BCA Pool League Operators of Arizona and other states for making sure their players had an opportunity to attend.

Left to right – Joe Shipley, Mike Michaels , Brad Andrews , Roselyn Parks, Charlie Mills

APA Phoenix Metro held its session ending Captains tournament on July 29th at Main Street Billiards. Some of the best players in the APA turned out to compete in this highly popular tournament that showcases the talents of some of our best players. The competition was very keen and all the players participating gave their best games. Gina Nowlin, the tournament director and League operator for APA here in Phoenix, said this is the fastest growing tournament in the area with the field up to 45 players this time around.

This tournament was created to show appreciation to the players who have taken on the responsibility of captaining a team for the APA pool league. We just wanted to give them something special for their hard work, Gina said.

The tournament is a double elimination single 8 ball event held at the end of each of the 3 sessions of regular league play each year. It is a race to handicap levels so anyone can win the tournament no matter what their skill level is. Team captains are invited to play, and can designate someone on their team to represent them if they cannot make it. Winners receive cash and a traveling trophy that they keep until the next tournament. They also have their name added to a plaque that hangs on the wall at Main Street Billiards.

Brad Andrews stayed on the winner’s side of the board throughout the tournament and ultimately won 1st place, $275 and the traveling trophy that goes with the win. He will also have his name engraved on a plaque at Main Street Billiards. He played great pool taking down some of the best players out there. We would like to congratulate Brad on his victory and the sportsmanship in which he showed in his matches. He’s a great competitor.

Second place went to Joe Shipley along with $175 cash. Joe is the perfect example that you do not have to be the best player to win in the APA. He is a skill level 4 player and thanks to the handicap system he was able to pull off the 2nd place win.

Third place went to Charlie Mills with $100 cash. Roselyn Parks took 4th place and Joe Mulhall and Mike Michaels shared 5th place.

Jeremy Zastrow, who won the very 1st tournament in this series, made a good showing to defend his trophy but came up a little short.

Congratulations to all the participants. It was a great tournament and we look forward to the next session’s tournament. Each one gets better.

The fun began at Stinger’s Sports Bar & Grill on Friday night at 8pm with three special events.  The first was the 8-Ball Break & Run Derby!   Nine players competed in the event with Miguel Topete coming out victorious!  In the 2nd round Derek Deffner set a new record with 45 points In one round to give him an eventual 55 points for the All Time High Score!  Derek took 2nd in the final round with Cliff Seaton finishing in 3rd.

The second event was the Top 16 MVP Tournament!  Robert Berry defeated a full field of 16 to win the MVP trophy, $120 in cash and a free season in the league! Robert went undefeated, beating Cliff Seaton, TJ Sprott, Darren Bradford, Robin Clark, Eugene Hemphill & Robin Clark again for the win!  Robin finished in 2nd with $80 and Eugene took 3rd for $40.

And the final event was the Open Singles Tournament!  21 people competed in a double elimination tournament with Art Armijo finishing 1st and teammate Kent Bybee finishing 2nd.  Should have been a sign of things to come!  Eric Danielson Sr finished 3rd!  Stinger’s also added to the pot to pay out 1st $60, 2nd $40 and 3rd $20!   The Top 3 females in the tournament were Sandra Danielson who finished 3rd, Nadine Morales who took 2nd and Dawn Atokuku closed them out for 1stPlace, the Women’s MVP Trophy and a free season in the league!

On Saturday the fun at Stinger’s began with four teams opening up the 9am round!  Six more teams began play at 11am with the full field playing by 1pm!   Starting at 11am the team of Michael Santopadre, Chad Hibbard & Michael Kerin from 5 Que Studs played their first match Vs. Raider’s Eighters with Duane Hostetler, Scott Mattson & Cal McDowell.  After 2 rounds the match was within a point but Scott Mattson nailed an 8-ball break to send the Studs to the loser’s bracket by a score of 73-60.  The Studs then went on a 7-match winning streak defeating Jester’s Jesters, Four Kings, Balls in Hand, Liars & Cheaters and Breaking Bad to close out Saturday’s play.  On Sunday they returned to face Raider’s Eighters.  After avenging their first loss with a 62-46 win in which no player scored more than 23 they went on to defeat Elks No. 2  74-55.  The win set up the next match Vs. Ginsu Knife and well…. We know how that story ends.  Art Armijo went 23-12 for Ginsu Knife to win the State Championship MVP Award!

Thanks to everyone at Stinger’s Sports Bar & Grill, located at 10040 N 43rd Ave in Glendale!  They did a great job taking care of all the league players and their guests all weekend!  It was great to see everyone at the Championships!  Thanks to everyone for showing up and making it a huge success!  The 29th AZPL State Championships will be January 4th, 5th & 6th at Stinger’s.  First Place is a guaranteed $1,000!

The Fall season begins right after Labor Day with the final week of the season the week before Christmas.   Opening Nights for the Tuesday & Thursday Phoenix Traveling divisions will be held at Stinger’s Sports Bar & Grill on September 4th & 6th respectively.  Be there at 7pm to get signed up for next season.  You’ll be playing your first match that night.  Also on the 4th the Globe/Miami Traveling division begins play at 7:30.   In the East Valley we have a Sunday In-House division that plays on the 9-footers at Jester’s Billiards on Gilbert & Baseline Rds in Gilbert that begins play on September 9th at 3pm.  The Flagstaff division begins play at Stockman’s on Sept 10th at 7pm.  The Thursday East Valley Traveling division and the Q n Brew In-House division begin play on September 13thwith all teams meeting at the Q n Brew on Mill & Southern in Tempe at 7pm for their first match!

Mark Avalos joins in a photo with Allison Fisher

Kyra Avalos returned to Phoenix with the 3rd place trophy in the National event. The 10 year old played well under the pressure of her first National event. Others that performed well were her brother Mark, Michael Dale, Orlando Chavez, and Selena West. Selena also received the very special ‘All American Academic Award’.

All 5 Juniors competed at the BEF’s  (Billiards Education Foundation) 24th annual Junior National 9 Ball Championships held on July 11th -15th in Greenfield Wisconsin. There was over 150 young billiard athletes, ages 18 and under, who attempted to qualify to participate in the most prestigious junior tournament in North America. Romine’s High Pockets is one of the premier billiard rooms in the country, featuring forty-two (42) pool tables, eighteen (18) of which are nine-foot Brunswick tables that were draped with pristine Simonis Cloth to make a grand arena for the event.

Junior players competed for prizes and an invitation to represent the United States at the World Pool-Billiard Association (WPA) World Junior 9-Ball Championships. The Phoenix Juniors earned the money to go holding such events as a car wash, raffles, and other money making projects.

Good job to all the Juniors and a very big thanks to Bullshooters for helping to sponsor all the kids that play in our Junior Division.

In addition to the team championships APA Phoenix Metro will also be sending two 8 Ball Scotch Doubles teams that include players, Gary Wheeler and Bill Dunham and Randy Martin and Max Sperry.  Two 9 Ball Scotch Doubles team will also be in attendance these teams consists of players, Don Sprong and Luke  Spreitzer and Brandon Jewell and Kelsey Korp.  The final two teams going are the Masters teams.  These teams were the 1st and 2nd place teams at the end of the Spring Session.  This is a no handicap division that pulls the very best players from the Phoenix area.  Teams going in Masters are “BS X3”,  also known as players, Stephen Henderson, Bill Norrish, Steve Martel and Steve Stowers and the “Main Street Marauders”,  that includes players, Doc Rice, Oscar Avila and Tres Kane.

Congratulations to all the team champions.  One team from APA’s new “Ladies Division” will be trying to earn a spot next year into the Ladies Team Championships that is held at the same time each year in August.  In addition to the team champions APA players from all areas will be traveling to Vegas to play in the MiniMana events that are ran for the entire 10 days of the NTC event.

Good luck to all and remember to “Have Fun, Meet People and Play Pool”.

Mitch Ellerman 1st $2,600
Chad Barber 13th $350

Women’s Open 9-Ball

Veronica Poore 17th $50

Men’s Open 9-Ball

Carlos Avalos 17th $175
Burt Balancad 17th $175
Brett Huth 33rd $75

Open Scotch Doubles

Jerry Stuckart/Ashea Erdahl 13th $400
Alex Hathcock/Tami Hathcock 25th $250
Mike Hamman/Tracey Elliott 49th $150
Joe Nicita/Pat Schultz 49th $150
Steve Stowers/Cathy Kelley 65th $100
Larry Olson/Marilyn Whitten 65th $100

Advanced Scotch Doubles

Mike Sandoval/Bernie Store 5th $375
Burt Balancad/Sophia Morquecho 7th $250

Men’s Open Singles

Jerry Stuckart 33rd $500
Chris Paradowski 49th $375
Junior Florez 65th $300
Mike Hamman 65th $300
Ben Hrabina 65th $300
Tyler Fleishman 129th $200
Jose Gonzales 129th $200
Jonathan Rowe 129th $200
Bill Vander Weyst 129th $200
Mike Williams 129th $200
Steve Stowers 193rd $150
Davis Toothman 193rd $150
Terry Tucker 193rd $150
Eddie Adkins 257th $125
Joey Barrera 257th $125
Marcel Beaudet 257th $125
Joe Chyzy 257th $125
Johnny Garcia 257th $125
Brett Huth 257th $125
Ron Weeks 257th $125
Glenn Anderson 385th $100
Carlos Avalos 385th $100
Chad Barber 385th $100
Orlando Dixon 385th $100
Ken Gouso 385th $100
Bryson Hunter 385th $100
Brian Poore 385th $100
Gabe Saenz 385th $100
Eric Yagla 385th $100

Women’s Open Singles

Ashea Erdahl 33rd $225
Jaye Succo 33rd $225
Cathy Kelley 65th $150
Veronica Poore 65th $150
Tracey Elliott 97th $125

Women’s Advanced Singles

Bernie Store 13th $150

Women’s Master Singles

Susan Williams 3rd $900

Men’s Senior Singles

Rocky Morris 9th $550
Andy Peterson 9th $550
Jim Ehrbar 17th $325
Burt Balancad 25th $250
Bob Cummings 25th $250
Robert Briggson 33rd $200
Dave Stowers 33rd $200
Ed Parker 49th $150
Bill Truitt 49th $150
Don Westbrooks 49th $150
John Halter 65th $125
Mike LaLumiere 65th $125
Doc Rice 97th $100

Men’s Super Singles

Kerry Ames 2nd $3,400
Mark Grooms 49th $125

Women’s Super Singles

Pat Martin 17th $150

Mixed Open Teams

Skip & Jan’s Desert Heat 4th $5,200
(Junior Flores, Bruce Green, Dean Martin, Andy Peterson, Doc Rice, Bill Vander Weyst)

Stinger’s Haboobs 25th $1,000
(Robert Berry, Ken Gouso, Ben Hrabina, Travis Kennedy, Mike Sandoval, Mike Williams)

No Flash Photography 33rd $725
(Carlos Avalos, Chad Barber, Brian Poore, Bernie Store, Jerry Stuckart)

Cheatin’ Pockets 33rd $725
(Jeff Hagan, Mike Hamman, Jack Murray, Chris Paradowski, Larry Tung, Don Westbrooks)

The Heat 97th $350
(Jamie Cole, Jonathan Rowe, George Rowe, Todd Rowitz, Marvin Valdez)

Playa III Reuben 129th $250
(Roy Anderson II, Reuben Azule, Todd Dilley, James Hesse, Dan Smith)

Hot Shots 129th $250
(Don Brandt, Rich Daniels, Ken Heike, Ken Holgate, Max Maurer)

Women’s Open Teams

Won N Dun 9th $600
(Leandrea Gaff, Cathy Kelley, Becky Onnembo, Veronica Poore)

Snap Payback 17th $325
(Lynor Johnson, Lynda Niichel, Doreen Sunn, CC Villanueva)

Racks R Us 25th $250
(Mindy Bradford, Vicky Jaime, Kim Kauffman, Sarah Mendez, Tracy Price)

Hot Pockets 25th $250
(Diana Clayton, Lori Kinney, Brynn Lawhorn, Lynn Shoemaker)

Playa Melvina 33rd $200
(Laura Boothroyd, Toni Carlyle, Melvina Ray, LeeAnn Taylor, Edwina Tortalita)

Women’s Advanced/Master Teams

Bad Azz Babes 7th $300
(Sonia Flores, Sara Miller, Sophia Morquecho, Susan Williams)

Women’s 9-Ball Teams

P.F. Chang’s Warriors 3rd $200
(Robbin Grammatico, Claudia Morado, Sara Sorg)