Is there a site/link with pictures of the event? Curious to see how large the crowds are that attend. Thanks.
cms1169 said:Just As An Update To The Jr. Nationals...richard, "the Kid", Barney Won 1st Place In The 19 And Under Group. His Last Match To Win, He Went Up Against Chris Futrell And Won 11-6. He Is Given The Opportunity To Represent The United States In The Jr. World Open In Germany. Can You Tell I'm The Proud "kid's Mom"?! I Couldn't Be More Proud Of Him!!
SheShoots said:I just wanted to post my 2 cents about Richard Barney and his amazing accomplishment. Winning Junior Nationals is just one part of what I consider to be a greater overall accomplishment, being a true champion. He won the Super Billiards expo's 14 and under in 2006, then returned in 2007 at 15 to win the 15 and over division. Go Richard! Besides being extremely talented at the game, he is a NICE person. It always amazes me that at 15 he is so composed at the table and humble about his abilities. God knows that the average 15 year old would jump at every opportunity to brag about such accomplishments. He does not. I've had the opportunity or misfortune of playing him in our league several times and although he is MUCH better than me, I never feel that in his attitude and always enjoy watching him shoot. I credit his family and the great and talented friends he has at Hagerstown Billiards for his humble attitude. I hope that they continue to support and nurture not only his skills but his winning attitude. I read a post from his mother here and would like to congratulate her on raising a young man with a great attitude.
TannerPruess said:I felt really good shooting on a 9ft since it was actually my 2nd tournament on them. We played on some really good Gold Crowns with 4.5 inch pockets. The tables played really great.