FREE Posters - Turning Stone Classic XXVIII

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Of all the Turning Stone winners on that list, many like to play golf.
...Steve Tavernier will rob them all on a golf course.

pt109 said:

Of all the Turning Stone winners on that list, many like to play golf.
...Steve Tavernier will rob them all on a golf course.

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Well that's not very nice.

Z-Nole said:

Well that's not very nice.

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Well, Steve is a very nice person....but one hell of a golfer.
...although we do argue....I tend to pronounce his family name French style.....
...he's having none of that.

pt109 said:

Well, Steve is a very nice person....but one hell of a golfer.
...although we do argue....I tend to pronounce his family name French style.....
...he's having none of that.

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Steve won the very first Joss Tour event at Turning Stone. First photo is Steve and his girlfriend at the time with Keith. Second photo is Snooker's crew from Providence, with owner Steve Goulding and Joe Tucker.

As it was then and as it is now, Mike Zuglan still pays out in cash.

Cheese, please! And there it is. Ka-ching!

Hey Dana, hope to see you in Milford soon.

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Mike Zuglan's Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour
Turning Stone Classic XXVII
August 31st - Sept 3rd
Player List
(Updated 8/1/17 - Subject to Change)


1
Aggarwal, Rohit
2
Andoni, Borana
3
Antone, Tony
4
Appleton, Darren
5
Archer, Johnny
6
Arias, Travis
7
Balverde, Raphael
8
Barrett, Samantha
9
Barretta, Jennifer
10
Bechner, Erin
11
Boemmels, Brent
12
Bowling, Chad
13
Braiman, Chris
14
Brown, Doug
15
Brucato, Nick
16
Buttle, Devin
17
Callaghan, David
18
Casanzio, Ron
19
Chaggaris, Harry
20
Chin, Holden
21
Chiu, Jay
22
Cicero, Joey
23
Cloutier, Eric
24
Clowery, Jarrod
25
Connors, Rich
26
Coppola, Nick
27
Corr, Karen
28
Crowe, Jerry
29
Culhane, Ed
30
Cunningham, Bob
31
Daigle, Martin
32
Delconte, Frank
33
Dionne, Marc
34
Dominguez, Ernesto
35
Dominguez, Oscar
36
Drost, Hendrik
37
Fernandez, Dave
38
Fleming, Pat
39
Fleming, Steve
40
Francisco, John
41
Gaetani, Frank
42
Gokey, Fred
43
Guthrie, Brad
44
Hall, Jason
45
Harding, Josh
46
Harju, Phil
47
Hart, Rob
48
Hatch, Dennis
49
Hatch, Mark
50
Herring, Earl
51
Hewitt, Dan
52
Hjorleifson, Erik
53
Hunt, Gene
54
Immonen, Mika
55
Jecen, Jed
56
Kam, Marco
57
Kang, Amar
58
Krah, Matt
59
Labonte, Randy
60
Lanna, Billy
61
Laramee, Sebastien
62
Lebrun, Dave
63
Lee, Ray
64
Li, Jai
65
Lillis, Steve
66
Lombardo, Hunter
67
Matta, Clyde
68
McAndrews, Gregg
69
McAuliffe, Kerry
70
McGuane, Alan
71
Mills, Dave
72
Mills, Donny
73
Moody, John
74
Morgan, Sean
75
Morris, Rodney
76
Mullendore, Lida
77
Nagle, Bruce
78
Nelson, Keith
79
Nicoloro, Mike
80
Normandin, Dany
81
Oliveira, Nelson
82
Owen, Keith
83
Pao, Caroline
84
Parisian, Tim
85
Pepin, Kyle
86
Perhach, Mike
87
Peterson, Tom
88
Petrov, Ivaylo
89
Pettit, Mike
90
Phlegar, Larry
91
Pomainville, Norm
92
Pyle, Chris
93
Rocha, Cleiton
94
Rockwell, Jerome
95
Rodriguez, Elvis
96
Rodriguez, Jorge
97
Romanowski, Jim
98
Rozonewski, Paul
99
Rupard, Josh
100
Salvas, Luc
101
Sam, Samoth
102
Santoro, Sean
103
Shaw, Jayson
104
Shlemperis, Dave
105
Shuff, Brandon
106
Sinicropi, Joe
107
Smith, Steven M
108
Smith, Steven W
109
Sobers, Damon
110
Sossei, Jeremy
111
Souvanthong, Bucky
112
Strickland, Earl
113
Tamba, Ranulf
114
Tetreault, Matt
115
Therriault, Jean
116
Thomas, Alvin
117
Thorpe, Billy
118
Toohig, Mike
119
Van Boening, Shane
120
Wadden, Norm
121
Wang, Stanley
122
West, Kevin
123
Wilkie, Shaun
124
Williams, Ron
125
Winter, Steven
126
Yednak, Mike
127
Zippler, Tom
128
Zvi, Zion

JAM said:

Steve won the very first Joss Tour event at Turning Stone.
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Tavernier's win was at TS IV, in Feb., 2005. Immonen won TS I in July, 2000.

AtLarge said:

Tavernier's win was at TS IV, in Feb., 2005. Immonen won TS I in July, 2000.

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I believe somebody from Snooker's won before Mika. This was when the tournament was not in the main arena. It was in a side room with chairs surrounding the pit.

Here's a photo of Frankie and Karen in that room. You can see the ceiling lights. Mika did not win that year. It was that guy from Snooker's, I'm pretty sure.

AtLarge said:

Tavernier's win was at TS IV, in Feb., 2005. Immonen won TS I in July, 2000.

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No comma betwwen month and year. Can't help myself.

Feb. 2005 and July 2000.

AtLarge said:

Tavernier's win was at TS IV, in Feb., 2005. Immonen won TS I in July, 2000.

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Just found my thread. You're right. Tavnerier was in 2005, but I do not believe, subject to check, there were a total of five Turning Stone tournaments before this one, which wsa in the side room. I would have been there, if they were there. I don't remember any being there. I remember Tavnerier's win in the side room as one of the first at Turning Stone.

Here's the entire room.

Another photo of Steve with a trophy from 2005.

JAM said:

Just found my thread. You're right. Tavnerier was in 2005, but I do not believe, subject to check, there were a total of five Turning Stone tournaments before this one, which wsa in the side room. I would have been there, if they were there. I don't remember any being there. I remember Tavnerier's win in the side room as one of the first at Turning Stone.

Here's the entire room.

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To my knowledge, the first Joss Tour Turning Stone Classic event was a 32-player invitational in July 2000 with added money of $20,400. It was played in what they called the Conference Center. Mika Immonen defeated Frankie Hernandez 13-2 to win the $7,500 first prize.

The second event was a 128-player open event in May 2001 with added money of $50,000. Francisco Bustamante won the $15,500 first prize by defeating Efren Reyes 13-1.

The third event, in August 2001, was like the first -- a 32-player invitational with $20,400 added. Charlie Williams squeaked by Mika Immonen 13-11 to take the top prize of $6,000.

Then there was a 3½ year gap between TS events. Joss Tour season-ending events were played elsewhere during that gap.

Steve Tavernier won TS IV in February 2005, beating Ryan McCreesh 13-2 for the top prize of $5,500. It was a 96-player open event with $15,000 of added money.

All subsequent TS Classic events have been open to 128 players with $25,000 in added money. First prize was $10,000 for TS V and $8,000 for each event since then.