Turning Stone Classic XLII – $25,000 ADDED – Verona, NY – Sept 3 to Sept 6, 2026

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Everyone,

Here is the complete order of finish for Mike Zuglan's Joss Northeast 9-Ball Tour's, "Turning Stone Classic XLII 9-Ball Open", which was held on Sept 3-6, 2026. The event was $25,000 added with a total prize fund of $47,000. There was a full field of 128 players. All players were paid in cash immediately upon their elimination from the event!

1st $10,000 Moritz Neuhausen

2nd $6,500 Shaun Wilkie

3rd $4,000 Kevin Clark

4th $2,700 Boris Ivanovski

5/6th $2,000 each Johnny Morra & Lukas Fracasso-Verner

7/8th $1,600 each Dylan Spohr & Jayson Shaw

9/12th $1,200 each Dan Hewitt, Tom Cayer, Ron Casanzio, Zion Zvi

13/16th $950 each Angelo Inness, Brad Guthrie, Dan Mulhollen, Joe Dupuis

17/24th $599 each Bryzen Manipula, Dave Pinkston, Kenny Donald, Rachel Lang, Redgie Cutler, Tyler Henninger, Waleed Hashem, Yesid Garibello

25/32nd $400 each Billy Gallagher, Brian Vu, Bucky Souvanthong, Erik Hjorleifson, Jake Jackson, Jim Prather, Paul Cormier & Steve Sutton

33/48th - Chad Bazinet, Clemens Ebert, Damon Sobers, Earl Herring, Ed Duarte, Eric Cloutier, Frank Hernandez, Grayson Vaughan, Hendrik Drost,
Hunter Lombardo, Nick Coppola, Pat Fleming, Steve, Fleming, Sulee Darunsonthaya, Tom Walsh & Vince Beaurivage

49/64th - Alvin Thomas, Brandon Butler, Cameron Beauchemin, Chris Pringle, Gary Layden, Greg Antonakos, Holden Chin, Marco Kam, Matt Thrasher, Matt Krah, Pascal Dufresne, Ray McNamara, Scott Brown, Sean Santoro, Shawn Stratton & Tyler Hallowell

65/96th - Brendan Ince, Bruce Gordon, Dana Soechting, Dan Sharlow, Dave Fernandez, Dave Mills, Dave Powis, Doug Brown, Doug Masiero, Dwight Dixon, Ed Culhane, Eric Clarke, Evan Moreau, Frank Wolak, Jacques Bouchard, Joe Wysocki, John Dennis, Jonathan Smith, Jordan Turner, Jose Alicea, Julie Madlener, Mario Morra, Martin Longmire, Pat Byrne, Pete Servello, Randy Labonte, Rick Bentley, Ryan P. Smith, Scott Bechtel, Sean Martin, Steve Reynolds & William Bombard

97/128th - Benny Lee, Bob Cunningham, Bob Madenjian, Brandon Fletcher, Brian Namulik, Brian Russell, Bud Robideau, Caroline Pao, Chris Crawford, Christine Cockrell, Chris Ko, Dave Callaghan, Dave Copperwheat, Geoff Bradshaw, Jeff Michaud, Jim McManus, John Francisco, Josh Neault, Kevin Chapin, Lawrence Mitchell, Mark Riggs, Mike Gipe, Mike Toohig, Nick Antonakos, Preston Russell, Ranulf Tamba, Rebecca Teese, Rohit Aggarwal, Steve Barrie, Steven W. Smith, Steve Way & Thomas Beauchemin

Our Second Chance event had a field of 28 players with a total prize fund of $1,400.

1st $550 - Steve Fleming
2nd $350 - Dan Sharlow
3/4th $250 each - Mario Morra & Jake Jackson

Saturday's $1,800 Joss Cue raffle winner, Art Wadsworth
Sunday's $1,800 Joss Cue raffle winner, Rick Manzi

Mike Zuglan

Neils Feijen (The Terminator) announced as Team Europe captain

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Quite happy with this. Like his Youtube channel and he's obviously very into the mental side of the sport which hopefully means he'll make a good captain.

Seems Johan was a bit of a mentor to him when he was younger which I'm sure Matchroom will use in their marketing.

Sold Schon STL-4 for sale. Priced to sell

Hits great, selling because I got my dream cue.

$480 shipped

19.50z
12.75 mm tip
Typical Schon 5/16-14 joint

Wrap started to come undone last winter. I but a touch of glue on it to stop it and into a more humid place and is fine now but it could use a new wrap. I also have a 6” extension I will throw in.

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Pool is Thriving in Texas!

What a great two weeks for pool in Texas. The US Open in Frisco was a roaring success from the Star Spangled Banner harmonica solo of the opening ceremony to the fight from behind finish to close out the event. Followed by the Texas Open in Round Rock running simultaneously with the BadBoys Texas Bar Box Championships less than an hour away in Temple.

Frisco and Matchroom are in love. There seems to be little doubt the US Open Pool Championship will return to Texas. The Texas air conditioners did their jobs and places like Sticks and Stones, Snookers and Sharkys were happening. Stadium seating on three sides of the final table ensured everyone had a good view of the match. Many players were unaware the Texas Open was scheduled for the following week but are now planning a two week stay in Texas next year.

Between Frisco and Round Rock lies Temple. The 42 7' Diamond tables saw games playing well past 10 pm with some matches not starting before 10. It was a well run family event with promising young players coming up and old salts who can really play. It showed how healthy pool's future is in Texas. Future Cuez and Charlie's Cuez(non-smoking) are walking distance apart and Dooley's is only a couple of miles away. The BadBoys event kept pulling me away from the Texas Open it was so much fun. They have been going strong for over ten years. A little advertising could turn many of them into pro pool fans.

I really enjoyed the Texas Open. Even outside looking in I was only feet away from many of the best pool players in the world. It had some exciting side action on the BarBoxes as well. The two carom tables I never saw empty.

Matchroom should be complemented on how available the players are to the fans. They were signing everything! I got a few Texas One shot balls signed. Even Emily signed a Texas One Shot ball! I could not be more proud!

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