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Well Jasmin broke and ran the last two to win 7-6. That's just killer. Each player had a two pack--one to open and one to close but Jasmin's was much more important. Too bad.

I was just thinking that exact same thing, however, I have found in the past that the person who writes the status updates, whom I believe is a WPBA board member, often calls obvious safeties misses or banks when they are in fact not. So I take these updates with a grain of salt.

4-3 Karen Corr

Not sure where Xiaoting is but huge disappointment she isn't there. Must have had a previous engagement. Also WPBA must have gone back to winner break format cause Karen just put an opening two pack on Jasmin for a 2-0 lead.

Well the field has narrowed. Semifinal 1 will feature Kelly Fisher vs. Jasmin Ouschan and semifinal 2 will feature Karen Corr vs. Monica Webb. Kelly and Karen each won their respective winners bracket final--Kelly beating Monica 9-5 and Karen beating Ga-Young 9-8. On the one loss side, Monica...

I played Shane Van Boening exactly 1 rack before the Texas Open two years ago. He broke, didn't make a ball and left a perfect layout. I promptly made the 1 and 2 and then completely dogged a straight in 3 ball. Any other even remotely decent player would have run the remainder of the rack...who...

It is actually her third win on tour. She won the 2007 Great Lakes Classic against Helena Thornfeldt 7-2, the 2008 BCA Open against Ga-Young Kim 7-4 and now the most recent WPBA Nationals against Karen Corr 7-4.

In all fairness, Johnny posted that before Ga-Young Kim matched up with Allison Fisher. And I do love Sarah, but I think Ga-Young Kim is always a heavy favorite to win that match so perhaps compared to who Ga-Young Kim COULD have drawn, she had a bit of an easy path. I think due to the several...

Brittany Bryant sure is shooting well this tournament. She has just beat Jennifer Chen 9-5 to advance to the semifinals of one of the most important events on the women's calendar. It looks like she will be playing Karen Corr in semi number 1 tomorrow. Great job to her!

I'd say currently: Ralf Souquet Mika Immonen Darren Appleton Karen Corr Ga-Young Kim Not in any particular order.

Well my pick would also be Efren Reyes. As clichet a pick he may be, why not break it down a bit. He certainly is the best 8-ball player I've watched play. To watch him run a complicated rack of 8-ball is mesmerizing. 9-ball is said to be his weakest game and yet he has won the U.S. Open and...

Well the final four ladies for this event are set. Semifinal 1 tomorrow will feature Ga-Young Kim vs. defending champion Rubilen Amit and semifinal 2 will be Kelly Fisher vs. Jasmin Ouschan. Ga-Young defeated her quarterfinal opponent 8-1, Kelly Fisher won 8-3 and Jasmin Ouschan defeated Karen...

Hey there, I live down the street from Warehouse and shoot snooker there several times a week. No one ever wants to play there though. Send me a message some time if you wanna meet there and hit some.

Yeah that did look like the Allison of old, which was very nice to watch. Unfortunately, it kinda stinks that Karen couldn't shoot like she did earlier....or even well at all. That would have been the last outcome I would have ever predicted. But Allison played terrific and was on the fortunate...

Wow...just to mitigate the outcome a little bit, let's just say that was quite a lopsided match. Allison Fisher has won her semi-final against Karen Corr 9-0. We will say that is....interesting.

Yes, Johnny she has. She lost 9-7 to Xiaoting Pan in the round of 16. The final four players in the ladies division are as follows: Semifinal 1- Karen Corr vs. Allison Fisher Semifinal 2- Chen Siming vs. Lin Yuan-Chun

Allison Fisher's accomplishments are quite daunting. She has won over 90%of all the matches she has ever played. I believe she won 8 tournaments in a row between 1996 and 1997. She is the 11 time player of the year in a 12 year span. Karen Corr was the first and only player to make a clean sweep...

All match details are better followed at www.my147.com Since this website is in Chinese, it's best to type my147 in a Google search bar and then click on the [Translate this page] link that appears next to the website link. The English is not perfect but it is definitely enough to get all...

Where is everyone seeing the information about who is in what groups? I have been all over the tournament website and cannot find it. Could someone post a link again. That one posted previously doesn't seem to open. Anyone else have anything?

I like a lot of what Cameron said above. I always have and probably always will give Stephen Hendry my vote simply because I think regardless of when he lived, his game would have been superior. Ronnie O'Sullivan has the same game as Stephen Hendry--very attacking and accurate, which is a...