Americans top three at Valley Forge

[poolcuemaster]

John S, Corey D and Oscar D leave the rest of the field in there dust, Go America.---Leonard

 

[JAM]

Hell, yeah. USA, all the way!

USA ALL THE WAY!

Great tournament, seeing these fine players rise to the top.

Special commendation goes out to Oscar. He's really got my attention now! What a great kid! :smile:

 

[poolcuemaster]

Yea that is three pool playing nice guys that deserved to win.--Leonard

 

[maldito]

Hell, yeah. USA, all the way!

USA ALL THE WAY!

Great tournament, seeing these fine players rise to the top.

Special commendation goes out to Oscar. He's really got my attention now! What a great kid! :smile:

USA will be fine 2009!!

 

[cookie man]

didn't hillbilly finish fourth?

 

[sjm]

Yes, America is off to a good start in 2009, sweeping at Derby City (Van Boening won the nine ball, Schmidt won the one pocket, and Brumback won the bank pool and all-around) and now landing the top four at the Valley Forge 10 ball event (Schmidt, Deuel, Dominguez, Bryant.)

Well played, America.

 

[Fast Lenny]

Go USA,but there was only one Pinoy in the field.

 

[cleary]

Go USA,but there was only one Pinoy in the field.

SHHHHHHH!!!!!! Just let us feel good about it!

 

[Black-Balled]

Thans for pointing that out, Roy.:slap:oke::killingme:

 

[Roy Steffensen]

I think it is uncalled for with threads like this....

hrmph...

GO EUROPE!!!

 

[Bobby]

Yes, America is off to a good start in 2009, sweeping at Derby City (Van Boening won the nine ball, Schmidt won the one pocket, and Brumback won the bank pool and all-around) and now landing the top four at the Valley Forge 10 ball event (Schmidt, Deuel, Dominguez, Bryant.)

Well played, America.

Not to mention Danny Harriman won the straight pool challenge at the DCC.

 

[sjm]

Not to mention Danny Harriman won the straight pool challenge at the DCC.

Yes, but America did not sweep the challenge events at the DCC. Lee Van Corteza won the ten ball challenge, Mika Immonen won the one pocket challenge, and, as you correctly note, Danny Harriman won the straight pool challenge.