Strong Talent in BCA MASTERS!!

PROG8R

PROG8R

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I was going over this years BCA masters entries and man!!

Nathan Rose
Justin Bergman
Tommy Hernandez
Craig Powers
Henry Brodt
Chad Vilmont
Ty Wilson

I am sure there are lots of others, but these are the ones I know. I really like Nathan Rose / Justin Bergmanin this, but there are some possible good matches here.
 
PROG8R said:
I was going over this years BCA masters entries and man!!

Nathan Rose
Justin Bergman
Tommy Hernandez
Craig Powers
Henry Brodt
Chad Vilmont
Ty Wilson

I am sure there are lots of others, but these are the ones I know. I really like Nathan Rose / Justin Bergmanin this, but there are some possible good matches here.
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Where's Jesse Bowman?
 
He was GrandMaster status last time I saw him. They have some nasty good players there this year (Pluta, and Kirkwood). I do not believe that he plays BCA anymore. Last I heard he was playing in that spinoff league, gosh what is it called? Oh well I cant remember. But if you havnt seen Rose play, watch him. He is very strong.
 
Bca Grand masters very impressive also

Grandmasters division is brutal!!!!!! Not very many of them. They should put grandmasters in the masters div. and spot masters a game. It would make it more exciting.
Glen Atwell from Pac. NW is a monster!!!! Hope he does well.
 
no boards

No, there are no boards on line that I could find. Bummer!!!
Flying into Vegas tomorrow afternoon. Im counting the hours. LOL
First time in awhile I just went for team. Driving me nuts not playing. Next year the whole 11 days for me.
 
nowhere

Poolplaya9 said:
Where can you go to find out who was in each division, and better yet how they placed?
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stick around here - it's too hot outside.

load up on stouffers french bread pizza, one each of every olive jar they have at trader joes and to the ceiling with your beer.

knowing BCA the results will be posted early june.
 
Scott Lee said:
Bergman beat Jeff Boucher, from Bozeman, MT. Congratulations to Jeff, who also placed 4th in the Masters Scotch Doubles, and is playing with strong team from Montana, in the Open Team division.:D

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
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Scott,
Were you there? Sort of heard that Jeff was on a mission ----
 
I played a very nice young man from Portugal the first round of the master's and then played 5-6 guys in a row from Texas which is where I'm from.

Hell, we should have just stayed in Texas, thrown the money we were going to spend in Vegas in a pile and played for it. LOL

I dodged a bullet. From what I heard, the top eight finishers in the master's get jacked up to grand master's. I got 9th. WHEW!

Stones
 
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Stones said:
I played a very nice young man from Portugal the first round of the master's and then played 5-6 guys in a row from Texas which is where I'm from.

Hell, we should have just stayed in Texas, thrown the money we were going to spend in Vegas in a pile and played for it. LOL

I dodged a bullet. From what I heard, the top eight finishers in the master's get jacked up to grand master's. I got 9th. WHEW!

Stones
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Congratulations! Thats quite an accomplishment!
 
I was in Vegas and seen most of the matches when i wasn"t plaing. My friend Tony Sulsar from Texas finished 3rd in the Masters behind Justin and Jeff. Tony put Jeff in the losers bracket and then lost double hill to Justin. Jeff came back and was on fire and beat Tony for the losers bracket. I was just wondering what people would say if they knew how much Tony played to get ready for vegas. He played practically none. How strong is that when you can go to Vegas play in the masters and not hit any balls. Tony works 6 and 7 days a week never gets to practice so how strong is that. Not taking anything away from the guys he played Tony had nothing but good things to say about both. Just looking for opinions.
 
For the record, Jeff Boucher doesn't play much either. He doesn't play league any more, and plays only a few tournaments during the year. I guess that puts him on a par with your buddy!...both excellent players who don't need to practice much!

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com

bullshooter69 said:
Jeff came back and was on fire and beat Tony for the losers bracket. I was just wondering what people would say if they knew how much Tony played to get ready for vegas. He played practically none. How strong is that when you can go to Vegas play in the masters and not hit any balls. Tony works 6 and 7 days a week never gets to practice so how strong is that. Not taking anything away from the guys he played Tony had nothing but good things to say about both. Just looking for opinions.
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