Viking Amateur Event LAst Week

Mike Templeton

Confidence........
Silver Member
Hey Mj,

Who took off the $2500 added Amateur Event last week in ATL? You used your phone for a small update, and you were gonna post results when you got home on Monday.

How about some particulars and results on the tournament........:)

Mike
 
Mike Templeton said:
Hey Mj,

Who took off the $2500 added Amateur Event last week in ATL? You used your phone for a small update, and you were gonna post results when you got home on Monday.

How about some particulars and results on the tournament........:)

Mike

Mike T, if you would come to an event you wouldn't have to ask here.

I'm just kidding.

1st Place = Jeff Hooks (Atl)
2nd Place = Eddie Little


I have been knee deep in sheeeit and will get the full results out as soon as I get a shovel.

Mj
 
MikeJanis said:
Mike T, if you would come to an event you wouldn't have to ask here.

I'm just kidding.

1st Place = Jeff Hooks (Atl)
2nd Place = Eddie Little


I have been knee deep in sheeeit and will get the full results out as soon as I get a shovel.

Mj
Thanks. Where should I stay if I go to cues this weekend?
 
Mike Templeton said:
Thanks. Where should I stay if I go to cues this weekend?


That's a good question. The hotel behind Cues close a few day befor the last event for remodeling. Cues is supposed to be working on a hotel for this week and as soon as I get the info (will call them later today) I will post it on the tourney Ad.

Mj
 
doh i thought mr cues was next weekend O.o Wanted to attend the second mr cues.. guess itll be side pockets next weekend.
 
uwate said:
Eddie Little is an amateur?

I would imagine he is, as far as Mike's tour goes, until he places well enough in enough amateur events to be shuffled into the open-only crowd.

I understand the comment though - a few weeks ago I went up to Athens and hung around during Tommy Kennedy's tournament. He had a vote on Sunday, prior to the amateur event starting, to see if the rest of the field were ok with two guys being allowed to play - guys who were kinda on-the-fence as far as whether they should be playing in amateur events or not. IIRC this fellow was one of those two. (FYI the crowd overwhelmingly allowed them in, and they both placed in the top four, I think.)

I'm mostly planning on playing in the event at Mr. Cue's this weekend, so if any AZBers are going that I haven't met yet, get in touch!
 
ScottW said:
I would imagine he is, as far as Mike's tour goes, until he places well enough in enough amateur events to be shuffled into the open-only crowd.

I understand the comment though - a few weeks ago I went up to Athens and hung around during Tommy Kennedy's tournament. He had a vote on Sunday, prior to the amateur event starting, to see if the rest of the field were ok with two guys being allowed to play - guys who were kinda on-the-fence as far as whether they should be playing in amateur events or not. IIRC this fellow was one of those two. (FYI the crowd overwhelmingly allowed them in, and they both placed in the top four, I think.)

I'm mostly planning on playing in the event at Mr. Cue's this weekend, so if any AZBers are going that I haven't met yet, get in touch!

Scott, please take that thing off the Baby's face. It creeps me out.

See you this weekend.

Mj
 
MikeJanis said:
Scott, please take that thing off the Baby's face. It creeps me out.

Can't, sorry. Not my baby. :D Just a random pic I found on the intertubes :)
 
I figured no one knew this, sooooooo- Man I cannot wait to play the viking tour event this weekend at Mr Cues. And looking for sponsorship for the $100 mini Sat night. Anyone interested let me know-Matt
 
Seneca Steve said:
Just a tad lame on the why Mike has not posted the tournament results, don`t you think?

Here'ya go Mr/ Squeeky Wheel.

Actually, I'm sorry I haven't gotten them up yet. I do owe it to the players. Mj

Here they are:

81 totaal participants this weekend (inluding 10 Free Entries for Women and 10 League Discounts)
64 in the Main event
8 in the Saturday mini
11 in the Sunday mini

Players came from 13 states to participate, NC, SC, TN, AL, GA, IL, OH, MI, VA, WV, FL, MS, MO

place, player, tourney + auction

1 Jeff Hooks $1,000 + $570
2 Eddoe Little $700 + $350
3 FLOYD REASONS $500 + $225
4 JIM DAVIS $400 + $125
5/6 BR TATUM, DAVID SHADDEN $300 + $75 EACH
7/8 JOHN SALTER, BRYANT WALKER $200 EACH
9-12 PAT COOPER, HAROLD McABEE, KACI JOINER, MATT BULFIN $140 EACH
13-16 JEFF TABET, SCOTTY WATERS, JOHN VISTOSKY, JONATHON GAYDON $100 EACH

MICHELLE DAVIS WON THE $450 VIKING CUE RAFFLE

HAROLD McABEE won the $100 winner take all mini event on Saturday for $800

MATT "MUTTLEY76" BULFIN won the $30 entry fee winner take all mini on Sunday for $330

Mj
 
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Hooks Catches Billiards Title

Hooks Catches Billiards Title

from:
http://www.insidepoolmag.com/200808...-ball-tour/hooks-catches-billiards-title.html

Hooks Catches Billiards Title
Viking Cue Tour Amateur National Championship Series / Marietta, GA

by InsidePOOL Staff

Jeff Hooks found his way in first place at the Viking Cues 9-Ball tour stop at Side Pockets Billiard Club in Marietta, GA.

Jeff Hooks found his way in first place at the Viking Cues 9-Ball tour stop at Side Pockets Billiard Club in Marietta, GA.

The Viking Cue Amateur 9-Ball Tour hosted its second of five $2,500-added national championship series August 16-17. Hosted by Side Pockets Billiard Club in Marietta, GA, this event attracted participants from 13 states. Out of the total of 81 players going for the gold, Jeff Hooks alone came away triumphant.

The Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour and Side Pockets Billiard Club joined together for the first time to provide an exciting tournament. Side Pockets Billiards Club provides an excellent atmosphere for all players and spectators alike. The event was played on 12 newly covered 9-foot tables. Side Pockets features 24 beautiful tables and a full bar and menu in a newly renovated environment.

Saturday night featured an eight-player, winner-takes-all mini event. The format was a race to 7, single elimination, and was won by Harold McAbee from Tuscaloosa, AL. Sunday featured a mini tournament of 11 players competing for another winner-takes-all prize fund. The format for that tournament was race to 5, single elimination, and was won by Matt Bulfin from Auburn, AL.

The main event, which kicked off on Saturday, drew in 64 participants and was packed with action from the start to the finish, as spectators watched Hooks and Eddie Little battle it out to see who would walk away with the first-prize winnings. Hooks defeated Little in the first set 9-7?his first ever big win on an organized tour.

Results:
1st Jeff Hooks
2nd Eddie Little
3rd Floyd Reasons
4th Jim Davis
5th Brian Tatum
David Shadden
7th John Salter
Bryant Walker
9th Pat Cooper
Harold McAbee
Kaci Joiner
Matt Bulfin
 
Jeff Hooks wins Viking National Championship Series Event #2

from: http://www.azbilliards.com/2000storya.php?storynum=5621


Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour

Jeff Hooks
Jeff Hooks wins Viking National Championship Series Event #2

Series event #2 of 5 in The Viking Cue Amateur 9-Ball Tours $2500 Added National Championship Series took place at Side Pockets Billiard Club in Marietta, GA on August 16th &17th, 2008. Participants from 13 states NC, SC, TN, AL, GA, IL, OH, MI, VA, WV, FL, MS, MO were lined up at the door early Saturday morning all anxious to get in and take their shot at the $7,110 prize funds offered up to the winners of this weekends events. There were 81 total participants in the events this weekend.

The Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour and Side Pockets Billiard Club joined together for the first time to provide an exciting tournament for The Viking Cue Amateur members. Side Pockets Billiards Club provides an excellent atmosphere for all players and spectators alike. The event was played on 12 newly covered 9' tables. Side Pockets features 24 beautiful tables, a full bar and menu in a completely newly renovated and exciting environment that everyone is sure to enjoy.

Saturday night featured an 8 player amateur only $100 entry fee winner take all mini event. The format was a race to 7, single elimination event which Harold McAbee from Tuscaloosa, AL was the victor in that event claiming the top prize of $800.

Sunday featured a mini tournament of 11 amateur only players with a $30 entry fee competing for $330 winner take all prize fund. The format for the Sunday mini tournament was race to 5, single elimination that was won by Matt Bulfin from Auburn, AL.

The Main Event which kicked off on Saturday drew in 64 participants including 10 free entries and 10 league discounts and was packed with action from the start which continued until Sunday evening as the spectators watched Jeff Hooks and Eddie Little battle it out to see who would walk away with the 1st prize winnings. Hooks defeated Little in the first set 9-7 claiming the 1st place victory. Jeff Hooks from Atlanta was extremely excited as this was his first ever big win on an organized tour.
 
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