I seem to remember around 98-99, I think Howard Vickery was playing then too.
Multiple-Event Winners at the DCC
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I seem to remember around 98-99, I think Howard Vickery was playing then too.
With the 2018 event now in the books, it's time for some more updates.
• • • DCC Event Winners -- Banks, 1-Pocket, and 9-Ball • • •
The 3 disciplines or events considered here are are the ones used to determine the All-Around Champion -- 9-Ball Banks (B), 1-Pocket (1P), and 9-Ball (9B). So I am excluding things like ring games, 14.1, and the invitational 10-ball, as well as the actual All-Around Champion. The total number of events being discussed here, therefore, is 60 (20 years x 3 per year). Twenty-nine players have won these events -- 16 have won a single event and 13 have accounted for the other 44 events by winning 2 or more. The winners of the 60 events are as follows:
Sixteen players have won 1 event:
Five players have won 2 events:
Four players have won 3 events:
Two players have won 4 events:
One player has won 6 events:
One player has won 8 events:
Of the 13 multiple-event winners:
• Four players (Brumback, Miller, Price, and Souquet) won all of their titles in the same discipline;
• Eight players -- Bustamante, Daulton, Deuel, Orcollo, Parica, Reyes, Van Boening, and Varner -- have won titles in 2 of the 3 disciplines;
• Only one player, Pagulayan, has won titles in all 3 disciplines; and
• Only Reyes and Van Boening have won two events in the same year.
• • • DCC Event Winners -- Banks, 1-Pocket, and 9-Ball • • •
The 3 disciplines or events considered here are are the ones used to determine the All-Around Champion -- 9-Ball Banks (B), 1-Pocket (1P), and 9-Ball (9B). So I am excluding things like ring games, 14.1, and the invitational 10-ball, as well as the actual All-Around Champion. The total number of events being discussed here, therefore, is 60 (20 years x 3 per year). Twenty-nine players have won these events -- 16 have won a single event and 13 have accounted for the other 44 events by winning 2 or more. The winners of the 60 events are as follows:
Sixteen players have won 1 event:
Troy Frank -- 1999 (9B)
George San Souci -- 2000 (9B)
Buddy Hall -- 2001 (1P)
Cliff Joyner -- 2002 (1P)
Mika Immonen -- 2002 (9B)
Danny Harriman -- 2003 (B)
Dave Matlock -- 2005 (B)
Stevie Moore -- 2007 (B)
Niels Feijen -- 2007 (9B)
Chris Melling -- 2018 (9B)
Gabe Owen -- 2008 (1P)
John Schmidt -- 2009 (1P)
Scott Frost -- 2010 (1P)
John Morra -- 2012 (B)
Warren Kiamco -- 2015 (9B)
Billy Thorpe -- 2017 (1P)
George San Souci -- 2000 (9B)
Buddy Hall -- 2001 (1P)
Cliff Joyner -- 2002 (1P)
Mika Immonen -- 2002 (9B)
Danny Harriman -- 2003 (B)
Dave Matlock -- 2005 (B)
Stevie Moore -- 2007 (B)
Niels Feijen -- 2007 (9B)
Chris Melling -- 2018 (9B)
Gabe Owen -- 2008 (1P)
John Schmidt -- 2009 (1P)
Scott Frost -- 2010 (1P)
John Morra -- 2012 (B)
Warren Kiamco -- 2015 (9B)
Billy Thorpe -- 2017 (1P)
Five players have won 2 events:
Corey Deuel -- 2013 (1P), 2018 (B)
Jason Miller -- 2004 (B) and 2006 (B)
Larry Price -- 2002 (B) and 2008 (B)
Jose Parica -- 2001 (B) and 2003 (1P)
Nick Varner -- 1999 (B) and 2000 (1P)
Jason Miller -- 2004 (B) and 2006 (B)
Larry Price -- 2002 (B) and 2008 (B)
Jose Parica -- 2001 (B) and 2003 (1P)
Nick Varner -- 1999 (B) and 2000 (1P)
Four players have won 3 events:
John Brumback -- 2009 (B), 2010 (B), and 2016 (B)
Francisco Bustamante -- 2013 (B), 2017 (B), 2018 (1P)
Ralf Souquet -- 2004 (9B), 2006 (9B), and 2008 (9B)
Dennis Orcollo -- 2011 (9B), 2014 (B), and 2017 (9B)
Francisco Bustamante -- 2013 (B), 2017 (B), 2018 (1P)
Ralf Souquet -- 2004 (9B), 2006 (9B), and 2008 (9B)
Dennis Orcollo -- 2011 (9B), 2014 (B), and 2017 (9B)
Two players have won 4 events:
Shannon Daulton -- 2000 (B), 2001 (9B), 2003 (9B), and 2015 (B)
Alex Pagulayan -- 2011 (B), 2013 (9B), 2015 (1P), and 2016 (1P)
Alex Pagulayan -- 2011 (B), 2013 (9B), 2015 (1P), and 2016 (1P)
One player has won 6 events:
Shane Van Boening -- 2009 (9B), 2011 (1P), 2012 (1P & 9B), and 2014 (9B), and 2016 (9B)
One player has won 8 events:
Efren Reyes -- 1999 (1P), 2004 (1P), 2005 (1P & 9B), 2006 (1P), 2007 (1P), 2010 (9B), and 2014 (1P)
Of the 13 multiple-event winners:
• Four players (Brumback, Miller, Price, and Souquet) won all of their titles in the same discipline;
• Eight players -- Bustamante, Daulton, Deuel, Orcollo, Parica, Reyes, Van Boening, and Varner -- have won titles in 2 of the 3 disciplines;
• Only one player, Pagulayan, has won titles in all 3 disciplines; and
• Only Reyes and Van Boening have won two events in the same year.
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• • • DCC All-Around Champion (Master of the Table) • • •
Here's a list of the Derby City Classic's All-Around Champions each year, showing how they placed in each of the 3 main (points) events. The placements for each player are for Banks first, 1-Pocket second, and 9-Ball third. A number like 18/26 means the player finished in a 9-way tie for 18th through 26th place.
So in the 20 years of the DCC, 11 different players have become All-Around Champion. Five of those 11 have won it more than once. Here's the list.
Six players have won once:
Three players have won twice:
One player has won three times:
One player has won five times:
In four years, the All-Around Champion did not win any of the 3 events on which the award is based -- Adkins (2000), Parica (2002), Nevel (2003), and Bustamante (2008). In the other 16 years, the All-Around Champion did win at least one of the 3 primary events.
Here's a list of the Derby City Classic's All-Around Champions each year, showing how they placed in each of the 3 main (points) events. The placements for each player are for Banks first, 1-Pocket second, and 9-Ball third. A number like 18/26 means the player finished in a 9-way tie for 18th through 26th place.
1999 ... Efren Reyes -- 3, 1, 2
2000 ... Dee Adkins -- 4/5, 18/26, 2
2001 ... Shannon Daulton -- 5/6, 5/8, 1
2002 ... Jose Parica -- 7/9, 2, 7/10
2003 ... Larry Nevel -- 3/4, 2, 20/33
2004 ... Reyes -- 62/100, 1, 2
2005 ... Reyes -- 13/19, 1, 1
2006 ... Jason Miller -- 1, 2, 15/24
2007 ... Reyes -- 2, 1, 42/62
2008 ... Francisco Bustamante -- 7/8, 3, 2
2009 ... John Brumback -- 1, 10/15, 10/14
2010 ... Reyes -- 2, 20/34, 1
2011 ... Shane Van Boening -- low (lost in Round 2; did not buy back), 1, 2
2012 ... Van Boening -- 2, 1, 1
2013 ... Bustamante -- 1, 2, 6/7
2014 ... Dennis Orcollo -- 1, 4/5, 4/5
2015 ... Alex Pagulayan -- 13/20, 1, 2
2016 ... Pagulayan -- 12/19, 1, 2
2017 ... Orcollo -- 11/14, 3, 1
2018 ... Bustamante -- 4/6, 1, 14/19
2000 ... Dee Adkins -- 4/5, 18/26, 2
2001 ... Shannon Daulton -- 5/6, 5/8, 1
2002 ... Jose Parica -- 7/9, 2, 7/10
2003 ... Larry Nevel -- 3/4, 2, 20/33
2004 ... Reyes -- 62/100, 1, 2
2005 ... Reyes -- 13/19, 1, 1
2006 ... Jason Miller -- 1, 2, 15/24
2007 ... Reyes -- 2, 1, 42/62
2008 ... Francisco Bustamante -- 7/8, 3, 2
2009 ... John Brumback -- 1, 10/15, 10/14
2010 ... Reyes -- 2, 20/34, 1
2011 ... Shane Van Boening -- low (lost in Round 2; did not buy back), 1, 2
2012 ... Van Boening -- 2, 1, 1
2013 ... Bustamante -- 1, 2, 6/7
2014 ... Dennis Orcollo -- 1, 4/5, 4/5
2015 ... Alex Pagulayan -- 13/20, 1, 2
2016 ... Pagulayan -- 12/19, 1, 2
2017 ... Orcollo -- 11/14, 3, 1
2018 ... Bustamante -- 4/6, 1, 14/19
So in the 20 years of the DCC, 11 different players have become All-Around Champion. Five of those 11 have won it more than once. Here's the list.
Six players have won once:
Dee Adkins -- 2000
Shannon Daulton 2001
Jose Parica -- 2002
Larry Nevel -- 2003
Jason Miller -- 2006
John Brumback -- 2009
Shannon Daulton 2001
Jose Parica -- 2002
Larry Nevel -- 2003
Jason Miller -- 2006
John Brumback -- 2009
Three players have won twice:
Shane Van Boeniing -- 2011 and 2012
Dennis Orcollo -- 2014 and 2017
Alex Pagulayan -- 2015 and 2016
Dennis Orcollo -- 2014 and 2017
Alex Pagulayan -- 2015 and 2016
One player has won three times:
Francisco Bustamante -- 2008, 2013, 2018
One player has won five times:
Efren Reyes -- 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2010
In four years, the All-Around Champion did not win any of the 3 events on which the award is based -- Adkins (2000), Parica (2002), Nevel (2003), and Bustamante (2008). In the other 16 years, the All-Around Champion did win at least one of the 3 primary events.
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Hey, BB, that was 5 years ago.
With the 2019 event now in the books, it's time for some more updates.
• • • DCC Event Winners -- Banks, 1-Pocket, and 9-Ball • • •
The 3 disciplines or events considered here are are the ones used to determine the All-Around Champion -- 9-Ball Banks (B), 1-Pocket (1P), and 9-Ball (9B). So I am excluding things like ring games, 14.1, and the invitational 10-ball, as well as the actual All-Around Champion. The total number of events being discussed here, therefore, is 63 (21 years x 3 per year). Thirty players have won these events -- 16 have won a single event and 14 have accounted for the other 47 events by winning 2 or more. The winners of the 63 events are as follows:
Sixteen players have won 1 event:
Six players have won 2 events:
Three players have won 3 events:
Three players have won 4 events:
One player has won 6 events:
One player has won 8 events:
Of the 14 multiple-event winners:
• Four players (Brumback, Miller, Price, and Souquet) won all of their titles in the same discipline;
• Nine players -- Bustamante, Daulton, Deuel, Orcollo, Parica, Reyes, Thorpe, Van Boening, and Varner -- have won titles in 2 of the 3 disciplines;
• Only one player, Pagulayan, has won titles in all 3 disciplines; and
• Only Reyes and Van Boening have won two events in the same year.
• • • DCC Event Winners -- Banks, 1-Pocket, and 9-Ball • • •
The 3 disciplines or events considered here are are the ones used to determine the All-Around Champion -- 9-Ball Banks (B), 1-Pocket (1P), and 9-Ball (9B). So I am excluding things like ring games, 14.1, and the invitational 10-ball, as well as the actual All-Around Champion. The total number of events being discussed here, therefore, is 63 (21 years x 3 per year). Thirty players have won these events -- 16 have won a single event and 14 have accounted for the other 47 events by winning 2 or more. The winners of the 63 events are as follows:
Sixteen players have won 1 event:
Troy Frank -- 1999 (9B)
George San Souci -- 2000 (9B)
Buddy Hall -- 2001 (1P)
Cliff Joyner -- 2002 (1P)
Mika Immonen -- 2002 (9B)
Danny Harriman -- 2003 (B)
Dave Matlock -- 2005 (B)
Stevie Moore -- 2007 (B)
Niels Feijen -- 2007 (9B)
Chris Melling -- 2018 (9B)
Gabe Owen -- 2008 (1P)
John Schmidt -- 2009 (1P)
Scott Frost -- 2010 (1P)
John Morra -- 2012 (B)
Warren Kiamco -- 2015 (9B)
Skyler Woodward -- 2019 (9B)
Six players have won 2 events:
Nick Varner -- 1999 (B) and 2000 (1P)
Jose Parica -- 2001 (B) and 2003 (1P)
Larry Price -- 2002 (B) and 2008 (B)
Jason Miller -- 2004 (B) and 2006 (B)
Corey Deuel -- 2013 (1P) and 2018 (B)
Billy Thorpe -- 2017 (1P) and 2019 (B)
Three players have won 3 events:
John Brumback -- 2009 (B), 2010 (B), and 2016 (B)
Ralf Souquet -- 2004 (9B), 2006 (9B), and 2008 (9B)
Dennis Orcollo -- 2011 (9B), 2014 (B), and 2017 (9B)
Three players have won 4 events:
Shannon Daulton -- 2000 (B), 2001 (9B), 2003 (9B), and 2015 (B)
Alex Pagulayan -- 2011 (B), 2013 (9B), 2015 (1P), and 2016 (1P)
Francisco Bustamante -- 2013 (B), 2017 (B), 2018 (1P), 2019 (1P)
One player has won 6 events:
Shane Van Boening -- 2009 (9B), 2011 (1P), 2012 (1P & 9B), 2014 (9B), and 2016 (9B)
One player has won 8 events:
Efren Reyes -- 1999 (1P), 2004 (1P), 2005 (1P & 9B), 2006 (1P), 2007 (1P), 2010 (9B), and 2014 (1P)
Of the 14 multiple-event winners:
• Four players (Brumback, Miller, Price, and Souquet) won all of their titles in the same discipline;
• Nine players -- Bustamante, Daulton, Deuel, Orcollo, Parica, Reyes, Thorpe, Van Boening, and Varner -- have won titles in 2 of the 3 disciplines;
• Only one player, Pagulayan, has won titles in all 3 disciplines; and
• Only Reyes and Van Boening have won two events in the same year.
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Updated through 2019
• • • DCC All-Around Champion (Master of the Table) • • •
Here's a list of the Derby City Classic's All-Around Champions each year, showing how they placed in each of the 3 main (points) events. The placements for each player are for Banks first, 1-Pocket second, and 9-Ball third. A number like 18/26 means the player finished in a 9-way tie for 18th through 26th place.
So in the 21 years of the DCC, 12 different players have become All-Around Champion. Five of those 12 have won it more than once. Here's the list.
Seven players have won once:
Three players have won twice:
One player has won three times:
One player has won five times:
In four years, the All-Around Champion did not win any of the 3 events on which the award is based -- Adkins (2000), Parica (2002), Nevel (2003), and Bustamante (2008). In the other 17 years, the All-Around Champion did win at least one of the 3 primary events.
• • • DCC All-Around Champion (Master of the Table) • • •
Here's a list of the Derby City Classic's All-Around Champions each year, showing how they placed in each of the 3 main (points) events. The placements for each player are for Banks first, 1-Pocket second, and 9-Ball third. A number like 18/26 means the player finished in a 9-way tie for 18th through 26th place.
1999 ... Efren Reyes -- 3, 1, 2
2000 ... Dee Adkins -- 4/5, 18/26, 2
2001 ... Shannon Daulton -- 5/6, 5/8, 1
2002 ... Jose Parica -- 7/9, 2, 7/10
2003 ... Larry Nevel -- 3/4, 2, 20/33
2004 ... Reyes -- 62/100, 1, 2
2005 ... Reyes -- 13/19, 1, 1
2006 ... Jason Miller -- 1, 2, 15/24
2007 ... Reyes -- 2, 1, 42/62
2008 ... Francisco Bustamante -- 7/8, 3, 2
2009 ... John Brumback -- 1, 10/15, 10/14
2010 ... Reyes -- 2, 20/34, 1
2011 ... Shane Van Boening -- low (lost in Round 2; did not buy back), 1, 2
2012 ... Van Boening -- 2, 1, 1
2013 ... Bustamante -- 1, 2, 6/7
2014 ... Dennis Orcollo -- 1, 4/5, 4/5
2015 ... Alex Pagulayan -- 13/20, 1, 2
2016 ... Pagulayan -- 12/19, 1, 2
2017 ... Orcollo -- 11/14, 3, 1
2018 ... Bustamante -- 4/6, 1, 14/19
2019 ... Skyler Woodward -- 3/4, 10/15, 1
So in the 21 years of the DCC, 12 different players have become All-Around Champion. Five of those 12 have won it more than once. Here's the list.
Seven players have won once:
Dee Adkins -- 2000
Shannon Daulton 2001
Jose Parica -- 2002
Larry Nevel -- 2003
Jason Miller -- 2006
John Brumback -- 2009
Skyler Woodward -- 2019
Three players have won twice:
Shane Van Boeniing -- 2011 and 2012
Dennis Orcollo -- 2014 and 2017
Alex Pagulayan -- 2015 and 2016
One player has won three times:
Francisco Bustamante -- 2008, 2013, 2018
One player has won five times:
Efren Reyes -- 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2010
In four years, the All-Around Champion did not win any of the 3 events on which the award is based -- Adkins (2000), Parica (2002), Nevel (2003), and Bustamante (2008). In the other 17 years, the All-Around Champion did win at least one of the 3 primary events.
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Anyone who could deny the greatness of Efren surely lacks the ability to read, let alone discern statistics :grin-square:
And only 2 players were multi event winners in an event, Efern and Shane, and the only player to have two wins and a second place win, coming closest to sweeping the entire event was Shane.
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Interesting, thanks AtLarge
love the stats and love efren..thanks AL!!
The short-lived Southern Classic, held in Tunica for two years, was noteworthy because in 2012 Justin Hall won the Banks and the One-Pocket. I spoke with him during the 9-Ball event and mentioned that nobody had ever won all three events at DCC. Well, Justin got into to some serious night action the night before his early morning 9-Ball match and lost.
I don't remember if there was a Master of the Table that year.
Also, I can't recall who won the 9-Ball Ring Game at Tunica 2012.
Alex won the 10-ball over Archer. I arrived just in time to see the banks ring game won by Brandon Shuff - in fact, I and my chair fell off the stands disrupting a lot less than you would expect. I am fairly sure there was not a 9-ball ring game.
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2012 Southern Classic:
• 10-Foot 10-Ball Challenge -- Pagulayan d. Archer 15-14 in finals
• Banks -- Justin Hall d. Alex Pagulayan 3-2
• One-Pocket -- Justin Hall d. Ryan Stone 3-1
• 9-Ball -- Alex Pagulayan d. Johnny Archer 7-6
• 10-Ball Banks Ring Game -- Brandon Shuff winner
• Master of the Table -- Hall 1st, Pagulayan 2nd, Kiamco 3rd
• Banks -- Justin Hall d. Alex Pagulayan 3-2
• One-Pocket -- Justin Hall d. Ryan Stone 3-1
• 9-Ball -- Alex Pagulayan d. Johnny Archer 7-6
• 10-Ball Banks Ring Game -- Brandon Shuff winner
• Master of the Table -- Hall 1st, Pagulayan 2nd, Kiamco 3rd
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With the 2020 event now in the books, it's time for some more updates.
• • • DCC Event Winners -- Banks, 1-Pocket, and 9-Ball • • •
The 3 disciplines or events considered here are are the ones used to determine the All-Around Champion -- 9-Ball Banks (B), 1-Pocket (1P), and 9-Ball (9B). So I am excluding things like ring games, 14.1, and the invitational 10-ball, as well as the actual All-Around Champion. The total number of events being discussed here, therefore, is 66 (22 years x 3 per year). Thirty-one players have won these events -- 17 have won a single event and 14 have accounted for the other 49 events by winning 2 or more. The winners of the 66 events are as follows:
Seventeen players have won 1 event:
Five players have won 2 events:
Three players have won 3 events:
Four players have won 4 events:
One player has won 6 events:
One player has won 8 events:
Of the 14 multiple-event winners:
• Four players (Brumback, Miller, Price, and Souquet) won all of their titles in the same discipline;
• Nine players -- Bustamante, Daulton, Deuel, Orcollo, Parica, Reyes, Thorpe, Van Boening, and Varner -- have won titles in 2 of the 3 disciplines;
• Only one player, Pagulayan, has won titles in all 3 disciplines; and
• Only Reyes and Van Boening have won two events in the same year.
• • • DCC Event Winners -- Banks, 1-Pocket, and 9-Ball • • •
The 3 disciplines or events considered here are are the ones used to determine the All-Around Champion -- 9-Ball Banks (B), 1-Pocket (1P), and 9-Ball (9B). So I am excluding things like ring games, 14.1, and the invitational 10-ball, as well as the actual All-Around Champion. The total number of events being discussed here, therefore, is 66 (22 years x 3 per year). Thirty-one players have won these events -- 17 have won a single event and 14 have accounted for the other 49 events by winning 2 or more. The winners of the 66 events are as follows:
Seventeen players have won 1 event:
Troy Frank -- 1999 (9B)
George San Souci -- 2000 (9B)
Buddy Hall -- 2001 (1P)
Cliff Joyner -- 2002 (1P)
Mika Immonen -- 2002 (9B)
Danny Harriman -- 2003 (B)
Dave Matlock -- 2005 (B)
Stevie Moore -- 2007 (B)
Niels Feijen -- 2007 (9B)
Chris Melling -- 2018 (9B)
Gabe Owen -- 2008 (1P)
John Schmidt -- 2009 (1P)
Scott Frost -- 2010 (1P)
John Morra -- 2012 (B)
Warren Kiamco -- 2015 (9B)
Skyler Woodward -- 2019 (9B)
Lee Vann Corteza -- 2020 (9B)
Five players have won 2 events:
Nick Varner -- 1999 (B) and 2000 (1P)
Jose Parica -- 2001 (B) and 2003 (1P)
Larry Price -- 2002 (B) and 2008 (B)
Jason Miller -- 2004 (B) and 2006 (B)
Corey Deuel -- 2013 (1P) and 2018 (B)
Three players have won 3 events:
John Brumback -- 2009 (B), 2010 (B), and 2016 (B)
Ralf Souquet -- 2004 (9B), 2006 (9B), and 2008 (9B)
Billy Thorpe -- 2017 (1P), 2019 (B), and 2020 (1P)
Four players have won 4 events:
Shannon Daulton -- 2000 (B), 2001 (9B), 2003 (9B), and 2015 (B)
Alex Pagulayan -- 2011 (B), 2013 (9B), 2015 (1P), and 2016 (1P)
Francisco Bustamante -- 2013 (B), 2017 (B), 2018 (1P), and 2019 (1P)
Dennis Orcollo -- 2011 (9B), 2014 (B), 2017 (9B), and 2020 (B)
One player has won 6 events:
Shane Van Boening -- 2009 (9B), 2011 (1P), 2012 (1P & 9B), 2014 (9B), and 2016 (9B)
One player has won 8 events:
Efren Reyes -- 1999 (1P), 2004 (1P), 2005 (1P & 9B), 2006 (1P), 2007 (1P), 2010 (9B), and 2014 (1P)
Of the 14 multiple-event winners:
• Four players (Brumback, Miller, Price, and Souquet) won all of their titles in the same discipline;
• Nine players -- Bustamante, Daulton, Deuel, Orcollo, Parica, Reyes, Thorpe, Van Boening, and Varner -- have won titles in 2 of the 3 disciplines;
• Only one player, Pagulayan, has won titles in all 3 disciplines; and
• Only Reyes and Van Boening have won two events in the same year.
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Updated through 2020
• • • DCC All-Around Champion (Master of the Table) • • •
Here's a list of the Derby City Classic's All-Around Champions each year, showing how they placed in each of the 3 main (points) events. The placements for each player are for Banks first, 1-Pocket second, and 9-Ball third. A number like 18/26 means the player finished in a 9-way tie for 18th through 26th place.
So in the 22 years of the DCC, 12 different players have become All-Around Champion. Five of those 12 have won it more than once. Here's the list.
Seven players have won once:
Two players have won twice:
Two players have won three times:
One player has won five times:
In four years, the All-Around Champion did not win any of the 3 events on which the award is based -- Adkins (2000), Parica (2002), Nevel (2003), and Bustamante (2008). In the other 18 years, the All-Around Champion did win at least one of the 3 primary events.
• • • DCC All-Around Champion (Master of the Table) • • •
Here's a list of the Derby City Classic's All-Around Champions each year, showing how they placed in each of the 3 main (points) events. The placements for each player are for Banks first, 1-Pocket second, and 9-Ball third. A number like 18/26 means the player finished in a 9-way tie for 18th through 26th place.
1999 ... Efren Reyes -- 3, 1, 2
2000 ... Dee Adkins -- 4/5, 18/26, 2
2001 ... Shannon Daulton -- 5/6, 5/8, 1
2002 ... Jose Parica -- 7/9, 2, 7/10
2003 ... Larry Nevel -- 3/4, 2, 20/33
2004 ... Reyes -- 62/100, 1, 2
2005 ... Reyes -- 13/19, 1, 1
2006 ... Jason Miller -- 1, 2, 15/24
2007 ... Reyes -- 2, 1, 42/62
2008 ... Francisco Bustamante -- 7/8, 3, 2
2009 ... John Brumback -- 1, 10/15, 10/14
2010 ... Reyes -- 2, 20/34, 1
2011 ... Shane Van Boening -- low (lost in Round 2; did not buy back), 1, 2
2012 ... Van Boening -- 2, 1, 1
2013 ... Bustamante -- 1, 2, 6/7
2014 ... Dennis Orcollo -- 1, 4/5, 4/5
2015 ... Alex Pagulayan -- 13/20, 1, 2
2016 ... Pagulayan -- 12/19, 1, 2
2017 ... Orcollo -- 11/14, 3, 1
2018 ... Bustamante -- 4/6, 1, 14/19
2019 ... Skyler Woodward -- 3/4, 10/15, 1
2020 ... Orcollo -- 1, 16/24, 3/4
So in the 22 years of the DCC, 12 different players have become All-Around Champion. Five of those 12 have won it more than once. Here's the list.
Seven players have won once:
Dee Adkins -- 2000
Shannon Daulton 2001
Jose Parica -- 2002
Larry Nevel -- 2003
Jason Miller -- 2006
John Brumback -- 2009
Skyler Woodward -- 2019
Two players have won twice:
Shane Van Boeniing -- 2011 and 2012
Alex Pagulayan -- 2015 and 2016
Two players have won three times:
Francisco Bustamante -- 2008, 2013, and 2018
Dennis Orcollo -- 2014, 2017, and 2020
One player has won five times:
Efren Reyes -- 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007, and 2010
In four years, the All-Around Champion did not win any of the 3 events on which the award is based -- Adkins (2000), Parica (2002), Nevel (2003), and Bustamante (2008). In the other 18 years, the All-Around Champion did win at least one of the 3 primary events.
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