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The nicest players
Every year the referees award the nicest players of the European Championships.
This year this title went to Katarzyna Wesolowska (POL) and Vitaly Pavlukhin (RUS).
As we can see we have not only talented but nice players as well.
11 medals!
The players from Eastern Europe got eleven medals during European Championships which took place in Luxembourg.
The best score was achieved by players from Russia who won 7 medals (1 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze). Polish players collected one gold medal, Ukrainian team got one silver medal and team from Estonia and Albania, each won 1 bronze medal. Congratulations for all competitors.
European Championships - Luxembourg
20 - 31 March 2012 - Luxembourg- EC Men, Women & Wheelchair
Today is the last day of EC in Luxembourg
10-ball World Championships postponed
The World Games in Poland
Colombia will be the host of The World Games in 2013. Four years later a few thousands of sportsmen will come to Wroclaw (Poland) to compete during the next edition of this tournament.
Meeting of EBC and EPBF
Meeting of the board of EBC with the President of EPBF took place in Luxembourg.
New member of EBC!
Latvian Republic Billiard Federation would like to become a new member of EBC.
On 21 of March the application was approved and Sergey Kolcov was recommended as the LRBF representative.
Estonian Pool Champions League kicked off in Tallinn with 14.1
This years first event in Estonian Pool Champions League was held in Tallinn and the game was 14.1.
The venue was Hiiu Piljard pool club.After a hard day of matches the winner of the first stage was Alexander Leitmäe that won over promising junior Juss Saska with a score of 75:45. Third places went to Juss’ older brother Joonas Saska and Aleksandr Jermikimov.
O.Ivanova won Pyramid Tour in Slovakia
Olga Ivanova from Belarus has been the first winner of EBC Pyramid Tour . The tournament was held in Vażec village in Slovakian mountain.
Players from 6 countries took part. Ivanova conquered Veniamin Yakovlev from Russia in the final. Third place took Michal Kedzior from Poland and Marcel Savel from Slovakia. Olga Ivanowa summed it up: " If I do someting, I try to do it with all my heart, as best as possible - and this is what I have tried to do in this tournament - to play as good as possible. I have managed. I will have nice memories from my first visit in Slovakia."