1st Runner-Ups - US Open

AnitoKid

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Friends,

I've seen the list of champions of the US Open.
I was wondering if anyone has any list/info
on the 1st-runner ups of the prestigious event.

Any help is highly appreciated.

Thanks, everyone!

AnitoKid
 
List of Past US Open Champions & Runner-up

AnitoKid said:
Friends,

I've seen the list of champions of the US Open.
I was wondering if anyone has any list/info
on the 1st-runner ups of the prestigious event.

Any help is highly appreciated.

Thanks, everyone!

AnitoKid

2008 Mika Imonnen - Ronnie Alcano
2007 Shane Van Boening - Ronnie Alcano
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More facts (scores) about the US Open

AnitoKid said:
Thank you so much!

Efren has three consecutive 1st runner-up finishes!

Wow!

I have only gathered the scores from 1992 through 2003 but I will do some more research on this project. Hopefully, I could go down to the first year of the Open.

Scores - U.S. Open 9 Ball Championships

2003 - Jeremy Jones (11) vs. Jose Parica (4) - Sep 15-21
2002 - Ralf Souquet (13) vs. Alex Pagulayan - Sep 23-29
2001 - Corey Deuel (11) vs. Mika Immonen (0) - Sep 10-16
2000 - Earl Strickland (11) vs. Takeshi Okumura (5) - Sep 18-24
1999 - Johnny Archer (11) vs. Jeremy Jones (7) - Sep 21-26
1998 - Buddy Hall (11) vs. Tang Hoa (5) - Sep 16-20
1997 - Earl Strickland (11) vs. Efren Reyes (3) - Sep 16-21
1996 - Rodney Morris (11) vs. Efren Reyes (6)
1995 - Reed Pierce (11) vs. Efren Reyes (6) - Sep 27 - Oct 1
1994 - Efren Reyes (9) vs. Nick Varner (6) - Sep 14-25
1993 - Earl Strickland (11) vs. Tony Ellin (8) - Sep 15-19
1992 - Tommy Kennedy (9) vs. Johnny Archer (1) - Sep 16-20

Note: Missing the dates of the 1996 Open but I will easily find this one later....I was the week after Morris won the Camel PBT in Puerto Rico.:)
 
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Update on Scores - US Open 9 Ball Championships

Scores - U.S. Open 9 Ball Championships

2008 - Mika Immonen (13) vs. Ronnie Alcano (7) - Oct 19-25
2007 - Shane Van Boening (13) vs. Ronnie Alcano (10) - Oct 14-20
2006 - John Schmidt (11) vs. Rudolfo Luat (6) - Sep 25 - Oct 1
2005 - Alex Pagulayan (11) vs. Jose Parica (6) - Sep 19-25
2004 - Gabe Owen (11) vs. Thorsten Hohmann (3) - Sep 6-12
2003 - Jeremy Jones (11) vs. Jose Parica (4) - Sep 15-21
2002 - Ralf Souquet (13) vs. Alex Pagulayan (11) - Sep 23-29
2001 - Corey Deuel (11) vs. Mika Immonen (0) - Sep 10-16
2000 - Earl Strickland (11) vs. Takeshi Okumura (5) - Sep 18-24
1999 - Johnny Archer (11) vs. Jeremy Jones (7) - Sep 21-26
1998 - Buddy Hall (11) vs. Tang Hoa (5) - Sep 16-20
1997 - Earl Strickland (11) vs. Efren Reyes (3) - Sep 16-21
1996 - Rodney Morris (11) vs. Efren Reyes (6)
1995 - Reed Pierce (11) vs. Efren Reyes (6) - Sep 27 - Oct 1
1994 - Efren Reyes (9) vs. Nick Varner (6) - Sep 14-25
1993 - Earl Strickland (11) vs. Tony Ellin (8) - Sep 15-19
1992 - Tommy Kennedy (9) vs. Johnny Archer (1) - Sep 16-20
 
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Great list.

I got to see Jimmy Reid's US OPEN trophy in person at his house years ago (when he lived in TN). That was very cool.

If I could go back I would have taken a photo of me next to it with Jimmy. I do have a videotape of our lesson that Jimmy made which is cool.
 
wow, Filipino's fare really poorly in the finals. Amazing, considering how they usually never fail under pressure. But, 2-9 is a bad record to have in the finals. It's amazing enough for a Filipino to have been in the finals 11 of the last 15, but sucks to have lost 9 of them.
 
wow, Filipino's fare really poorly in the finals. Amazing, considering how they usually never fail under pressure. But, 2-9 is a bad record to have in the finals. It's amazing enough for a Filipino to have been in the finals 11 of the last 15, but sucks to have lost 9 of them.

My friend, don't be too hard on the Filipino's. These results just show that they are a force to reckon with in all tournaments.
 
If it helps remember that Pagulayan beat Parica when he won it; a phillipino had to lose it that year. Don't know if that make it better or worse.
 
Thank you so much!

Efren has three consecutive 1st runner-up finishes!

Wow!

Efren made it to the Finals in 4 consecutive years. He won in 1994, and then finished runner-up the next 3 consecutive years. He could have been right up there with Earl Strickland.
 
Efren made it to the Finals in 4 consecutive years. He won in 1994, and then finished runner-up the next 3 consecutive years. He could have been right up there with Earl Strickland.

Very Impressive, it just tells us how hard it is to win multiple
times, 5 times is UNBELIEVABLE :bow-down:
 
Updates on the scores:

2015 - 40th U.S. Open Yu-Hsuan Cheng vs. Karl Boyes 13-6
2014 - 39th U.S. Open Shane Van Boeing vs. Dennis Orcollo 13-10
2013 - 38th U.S. Open Shane Van Boeing vs. Lee Van Corteza 13-10
2012 - 37th U.S. Open Shane Van Boeing vs. Dennis Orcollo 13-7
2011 - 36th U.S. Open Darren Appleton vs. Shawn Putnam 13-6
2010 - 35th U.S. Open Darren Appleton vs. Corey Deuel 15-13
2009 - 34th U.S. Open Mika Immonen vs. Ralf Souquet 13-10
2008 - 33rd U.S. Open Mika Immonen vs. Ronnie Alcano 13-7
2007 - 32nd U.S. Open Shane Van Boening vs. Ronnie Alcano 13-10
2006 - 31st U.S. Open John Schmidt vs. Rodolfo Luat 11-6
2005 - 30th U.S. Open Alex Pagulayan vs. Jose Parica 11-6
2004 - 29th U.S. Open Gabe Owen vs. Thorsten Hohmann 11-3
2003 - 28th U.S. Open Jeremy Jones vs. Jose Parica 11-4
2002 - 27th U.S. Open Ralf Souquet vs. Alex Pagulayan 13-11
2001 - 26th U.S. Open Corey Deuel vs. Mika Immonen 11-0
2000 - 25th U.S. Open Earl Strickland vs. Takeshi Okumura 11-5
1999 - 24th U.S. Open Johnny Archer vs. Jeremy Jones 11-7
1998 - 23rd U.S. Open Buddy Hall vs. Tang Hoa 11-5
1997 - 22nd U.S. Open Earl Strickland vs. Efren Reyes 11-3
1996 - 21st U.S. Open Rodney Morris vs. Efren Reyes 11-6
1995 - 20th U.S. Open Reed Pierce vs. Efren Reyes 11-6
1994 - 19th U.S. Open Efren Reyes vs. Nick Varner 9-6
1993 - 18th U.S. Open Earl Strickland vs. Tony Ellin 11-8
1992 - 17th U.S. Open Tommy Kennedy vs. Johnny Archer 9-1

Info obtained from Accu-Stats catalogs and AZ Billiards Results.
 
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