Apa masters
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This long lasting tournament is a rip-off and the director is super shady!!!!!!!
Looks like we'll get to watch C_Bruner, they made the finals! Congrats.
C_Bruner also placed very high in the SBE, and I believe also in the BCAPL last month. I would expect them to win it all! Good luck to both teams in the finals. :thumbup:
Scott Lee
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You're in the wrong thread. You're looking for the Turning Stone thread.
You sure about that?
Chris Bruners Richmond team just won the Masters Championship.
No. I can't speak to this year nor your experience. I've been out there the last 4-5 years for masters and can't name one bad thing about it. Sorry you had a bad experience.
Everybody on the Richmond team played excellent. I was on the opposing team from San Bernardino Ca. The match went to the final matchup. It was easy to see why the Virginia team made it to the finals. All players were top notch.
My team, the Original Three Amigos had not played this tournament for a good number of years. We've won it a couple of times before and decided to try it again this year. All in all it was enjoyable but exhausting. Definitely the last one for me. At 77 years of age I don't think I could go through another one. My partners, Fach and Elias, if they decide to play again, will have recruit another player and call themselves the New Three Amigos.
I watched the finals, It was nice to see a group of older players do so well. I am sure it was an exhausting time to the finals.
The Three Amigos are a very good team. They are anchored by "Frank the Barber." Frank posted that he probably won't play again as the event is too exhausting. I hope this is just his tiredness talking. It is exhausting especially for old geezers. I know as our team went out in the final 16 and those matches that finish up at 1 AM and bring you back at 9 AM are tough to handle. But I have patterned my play after Frank for more than 50 plus years and the main answer to his longevity is that he plays the game in a very thoughtful manner and most importantly he has kept his passion. Frank, your team played great and so did you and I know your teammates would want you back again next year.
