2016 EBSA European Under-18 Snooker Championship

EBSA European Under-18 Snooker Championship
Tournament information
Dates 7–12 February 2016
Venue Haston City Centre
City Wrocław
Country Poland
Organisation(s) EBSA
Winner's share 1,000
Highest break Israel Amir Nardeia (89)[1]
Final
Champion Wales Tyler Rees
Runner-up Wales Jackson Page
Score 5–2
2017

The 2016 EBSA European Under-18 Snooker Championship was an amateur snooker tournament that took place from 7 February to 12 February 2016 in Wrocław, Poland It was the 1st edition of the EBSA European Under-18 Snooker Championships.

The final was notable for being an all Welsh affair between Jackson Page and Tyler Rees as well as Welsh referee Peter Thomas officiating the match.[2] The tournament was eventually won by number 15 seed Tyler Rees who defeated his fellow countryman Page 5–2 in the final. As a result, Rees was awarded with a place in the qualifying rounds for the 2016 World Snooker Championship.[3]

Results

[4]

Round 1

Best of 5 frames

33 Northern Ireland Conor Morgan 0–3 32 Russia Mikhail Terekhov
17 Malta Isaac Borg 3–1 48 Finland Eelis Paavilainen
49 Slovakia Martin Kollar 0–3 16 Wales Dylan Emery
41 Republic of Ireland Darragh Cusack 1–3 24 Austria Florian Nüßle
25 France Niel Vincent 3–1 40 Finland Pyry-Lassi Vaininen
37 Austria Oskar Charlesworth 0–3 28 Poland Michał Kotiuk
21 Switzerland Luis Vetter 3–0 44 Poland Felix Vidler
53 Russia Konstantin Kovika 0–3 12 Belgium Sybren Sokolowski
13 Wales Jackson Page 3–0 52 Finland Tuure Lappalainen
45 Poland Bartosz Utkowski 0–3 20 Poland Karol Lelek
29 Republic of Ireland Noel Landers 2–3 36 Czech Republic Ales Herout

35 Bulgaria Teodor Chomovski 3–1 30 Poland Jakub Bednarz
19 Republic of Ireland Fergal Quinn 3–0 46 Ukraine Iulian Boiko
51 Belarus Vladislav Kalinovski 1–3 14 Netherlands Jan Van Lierop
11 Northern Ireland Eamon Ferris 2–3 54 Northern Ireland Shea Moore
43 Scotland Aaron Graham 0–3 22 Israel Amir Nardeia
27 Poland Daniel Holoyda 1–3 38 Scotland Lewis Tait
39 Portugal Diogo Badalo 3–2 26 Poland Antoni Kowalski
23 Northern Ireland Daniel Nixon 3–2 42 Czech Republic Jiri Kubis
15 Wales Tyler Rees 3–2 50 Romania Tudor Popescu
47 Poland Konrad Sor 0–3 18 England Jack Harris
31 Slovakia Patrik Horak 0–3 34 Bulgaria Viktor Iliev


Round 2
Best of 5 frames
Round 3
Best of 7 frames
Quarter-Finals
Best of 7 frames
Semi-Finals
Best of 7 frames
Final
Best of 9 frames
               
1 Romania Vladu Mihai 3
32 Russia Mikhail Terekhov 1
1 Romania Vladu Mihai 1
16 Wales Dylan Emery 3
17 Malta Isaac Borg 0
16 Wales Dylan Emery 3
16 Wales Dylan Emery 4
25 France Niel Vincent 1
9 Albania Eklent Kaçi 0
24 Austria Florian Nüßle 3
24 Austria Florian Nüßle 1
25 France Niel Vincent 3
25 France Niel Vincent 3
8 England Lewis Gillen 2
16 Wales Dylan Emery 2
13 Wales Jackson Page 4
5 England James Pearson 2
28 Poland Michał Kotiuk 3
28 Wales Michał Kotiuk 1
12 Belgium Sybren Sokolowski 3
21 Switzerland Luis Vetter 3
12 Belgium Sybren Sokolowski 3
12 Belgium Sybren Sokolowski 2
13 Wales Jackson Page 4
13 Wales Jackson Page 3
20 Poland Karol Lelek 1
13 Wales Jackson Page 3
4 Scotland Chris Totten 0
36 Czech Republic Ales Herout 1
4 Scotland Chris Totten 3
13 Wales Jackson Page 2
15 Wales Tyler Rees 5
3 Russia Ivan Kakovsky 3
35 Bulgaria Teodor Chomovski 1
3 Russia Ivan Kakovsky 3
19 Republic of Ireland Fergal Quinn 1
19 Republic of Ireland Fergal Quinn 3
14 Netherlands Jan Van Lierop 2
3 Russia Ivan Kakovsky 0
6 Republic of Ireland Ross Bulman 4
54 Northern Ireland Shea Moore 3
22 Israel Amir Nardeia 2
54 Northern Ireland Shea Moore 1
6 Republic of Ireland Ross Bulman 3
38 Scotland Lewis Tait 0
6 Republic of Ireland Ross Bulman 3
6 Republic of Ireland Ross Bulman 2
15 Wales Tyler Rees 4
7 Belgium Wesley Pelgrims 3
39 Portugal Diogo Badalo 1
7 Belgium Wesley Pelgrims 2
10 France Brian Ochoiski 3
23 England Daniel Nixon 1
10 France Brian Ochoiski 3
10 France Brian Ochoiski 2
15 Wales Tyler Rees 4
15 Wales Tyler Rees 3
18 England Jack Harris 2
15 Wales Tyler Rees 3
2 England Callum Costello 1
34 Bulgaria Viktor Iliev 1
2 England Callum Costello 3

References

  1. "Israel On The Map With Nardeia". European Billiards and Snooker Association. Retrieved 12 February 2016.
  2. "Wales Got It". European Billiards and Snooker Association. Retrieved 12 February 2016.
  3. "Marathon Man Rees King Of Europe". European Billiards and Snooker Association. Retrieved 12 February 2016.
  4. "EBSA Snooker Championships U18 → Wrocław / Poland 2016". International Billiards and Snooker Federation. Retrieved 12 February 2016.
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