Alex Pagulayan going to UK to try pro snooker
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61-34 It's all over now except the crying for Weston. Goof job Alex from coming back after being 3-1 down.
yes...I am one of those without internet...please continue posting scores for all remaining matches of Q-school.
Good comeback from Alex, winning the last three frames! He won't keep getting this many chances each frame, hopefully when he runs into stronger opposition he can raise his game and start making some bigger breaks. He'll be relieved to have gotten through this match, though. Maybe that will spur him on!
He's gotta win 3 more in a row, same goes for anyone else still in the tourney.
Alex plays Oliver Brown next. I've never heard of him before, so that's a good sign. Alex has to win that match, then two more and he'll have earned his two-year professional tour card. It's gonna get a lot tougher in the next couple of rounds, but he's done all he had to do so far!
strong players
There are some strong players here. I remember Lee Walker's name from Daugavpils, Latvia, where he was eliminated in the semi's by the eventual winner Zhou.
http://esnooker.pl/turnieje/2013/ms/en/show_drabinka.php?id_t=23&size=96
And Lee Walker was whitewashed 4-0 by Craig Steadman.
http://livescores.worldsnookerdata.com/RoundList/Tournament/13609
This may be a qualifier, but it's sort of like those 9-ball qualifiers they sometimes hold to fill in some byes right before a world championship, say in the Philippines, with a super-strong field.
If Alex gets past Oliver Brown he will face the winner of Sean O'Sullivan and Jamie Rhys Clarke.
There are some strong players here. I remember Lee Walker's name from Daugavpils, Latvia, where he was eliminated in the semi's by the eventual winner Zhou.
http://esnooker.pl/turnieje/2013/ms/en/show_drabinka.php?id_t=23&size=96
And Lee Walker was whitewashed 4-0 by Craig Steadman.
http://livescores.worldsnookerdata.com/RoundList/Tournament/13609
This may be a qualifier, but it's sort of like those 9-ball qualifiers they sometimes hold to fill in some byes right before a world championship, say in the Philippines, with a super-strong field.
If Alex gets past Oliver Brown he will face the winner of Sean O'Sullivan and Jamie Rhys Clarke.
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Alex just won the first frame 63-38
Live scoring of Alex's match currently in progress: http://livescores.love-snooker.com/Match.aspx?m=213899&t=13609
As mentioned, he won the 1st frame and is up 1-0 in a race to 4.
As mentioned, he won the 1st frame and is up 1-0 in a race to 4.
Are you considering posting it somewhere other than the internet then?
Lol. It was a joke from yesterday.
Rhys just got eliminated which shows just how tough this field is
http://livescores.love-snooker.com/FrameDetails.aspx?t=13609&m=213885