IBSF World under 21 Championships

[Mignon]

Daniel Dempsey’s matches

vs Murray Aug 6, 19.30
vs Tenkula Aug 5, 19.30
vs Dalitz Aug 5, 10.00
vs Sharif Aug 4, 12.30
vs O’Regan Aug 3, 15.00
vs Jennings Aug 2, 15.00

Jennings’s matches

vs Murray Aug 5, 10.00
vs Tenkula Aug 3, 15.00
vs Dalitz Aug 4, 12.30
vs Sharif Aug 1, 17.30
vs O’Regan Aug 5, 19.30
vs Dempsey Aug 2, 15.00



http://www.esnooker.pl/turnieje/2010...s21ts_2010.php

[snookerdad]

Thank you. So the IBSF website has the Syrian, Karam Fatima, named in error instead of Daniel Demsey in Group J?

[Mignon]

You're welcome, Tim

No shows:

A Bader Ebrahim Taher (Bahrain)
C Mundir Sherazi (India) >> Janne Saarela (Finland)
D Shahbaaz Adil Khan (India)
E Vipin Premi (India)
J Yousif Almulla (Bahrain)
Karam Fatima (Syria) >> Daniel Dempsey (Ireland)
K Ali Almulla (Bahrain) >> Josh Boileau (Ireland)

[Mignon]

Through to the KO rounds

Group A Vincent Muldoon, Li Yan, Robert Carlisle, Patchara Mayoe
Group B Yuttapop Pakpoj, Shachar Ruberg, Li Hang, Sean Conway
Group C Stephen Craigie, Michal Zielinski, Khalid Khamali, Jason Devaney
Group D Sam Craigie, Yun Shing Wong, Tony Moore, Osama Anga
Group E Jamie Clarke, Greg Casey, Campbell Dunlop, Adam Stefanow
Grupa F Michael Leslie, Kishan Hirani, David Cassidy, Chinnapat Kamsad
Group G Rhys Clark, Declan Brennan, Julius Grauls, Mohamed Ibrahim Aly
Group H Ali Al Obaidli, Gareth Boyle, Kristof Vermeiren, Thurston Grixti
Group J Nick Jennings, Shaun Dalitz, Dylan Murray, Kusai Sharif
Group K Kurt Brown, Jurian Heusdens, Josh Boileau, Roman Dietzel

[Bigmeek]

Mignon Thanks. Thats 40 through to next round. Is it group games again? How do they get to 32 or 16 for proper knock-out?

[Bigmeek]

Mignon Thanks. Thats 40 through to next round. Is it group games again? How do they get to 32 or 16 for proper knock-out?

Mignon Ignore my post. I got the answer on the IBSF website. They're now showing the knock-out draw. There's eight last 64 games to reduce the 40 to 32.
Will be rooting for Robert Carlisle. He plays at same club as me.

[ferret]

Day 6
The final group matches were played today to see who would qualify for the automatic 24 places in the last 32, and which players would finish in the seed places from 25 to 40, who would then play to achieve their place in the last 32.

Group A
Robert Carlisle Qualified for the knockout stages, even with his loss to Patchara Mayoe by 4frames to 2. Patchara Mayoe qualified by winning this match against Carlisle.
Vinny Muldoon and Li Yan had one of the matches of the tournament so far, breaks of 63, 53 & 69 by Yan, and breaks of 74, 69 and 79 by Muldoon took the match to 3-3. Then Yan kept his composure with a total clearance in the last frame of 134. Both players were already through to the knockout stages already.

Group B
Sean Conway needed to win to qualify for the knockout rounds and did so by winning 4-1 against Mitchell Van den Bergh. Li Hang beat Biernadski from Poland, Hang was through to the knockout already and his win put Biernadski out of the tournament. Pakpoj and Ruberg fought out for the number one and two spots in the group, with noth players undefeated. It was Pakpoj who won a close match by 4 frames to 3 and topped the Group.

Group C
Stephen craigie beat Jason Devaney 4-0 and topped this Group, Devaney still qualified in fourth place. Polands Zielinski and UAE player Khamali also qualified from the Group.

Group D
Wong from China Hong Kong won against McCabe from Sweden by 4 frames to 0 and topped the Group. Libian player Anga beat New Zealander Swain by 4-3 and knocked out swain and qualified himself for the knockouts. Sam Cragie qualified in top spot without losing a frame, and Tony Moore from Ireland also made it out from the Group stages.

Group E
Jamie Clarke from Wales finished top of the Group without losing a single match. Stefanow from Poland qualified with a four nil win over Libya’s Gerwash. Greg Casey from Ireland also Qualified from this Group even with a defeat from Netherlands Arya Sohrabi. Campbell Dunlop also qualified from Group E.

Group F
Hirani won his match against France’s Ochoiski by 4 frames to 0. Hirani from Wales finished second in this Group. Kamsad of Thailand qualified fourth from the Group with a win of 4-2 over Israel’s Bismoot. Michel Leslie topped the Group and Ireland’s David Cassidy finished 3rd.

Group G
Northern Ieland’s Declan Brennan qualified second with his win over Alsenan from Saudi Arabia. Rhys Clark from Scotland finished top of the Group with 7 wins from 7. Julius Grauls from Belgium beat Mohamed Aly from Egyot 4-2 , but both players still qualified from this Group.

Group H
Alobaidli from Qatar won his match 4-0 and qualified in the top spot in this group without losing a single match. His opponent Grixti from Malta qualified from fourth position in this Group. Ireland’s Gareth Boyle had a close match that went in the favour of his opponent Vermeiren by 4 frames to 3. Boyle finished second in the group and Vermeiren finished third.


Group J
Nick Jennings finished top of this Group with 7 out of 7 wins , and only lost 1 frame in the round robin stages. Sharif from Libya lost 4-3 to Dalitz from Australia , but both players qualified for the knockout stages. Dylan Murray from Northern Ireland also qualified.

Group K
Kurt Brown qualified from Group K, along with Josh Boileau from Ireland and both Jurian Heusdens from Belgium and Roman Dietzel from Germany also qualified from Group K.

Top 40 Seeds (Qualifiers)

1 Nick Jennings
2 Sam Craigie
3 Stephen Craigie
4 Jamie Clarke
5 Michael Leslie
6 Yuttapop Pakpoj
7 Rhys Clarkr
8 Ali Alobaidl
9 Vincent Muldoon
10 Kurt Brown
11 Gareth Boyle
12 Shachar Ruberg
13 Declan Brennan
14 Li Yan
15 Kishan Hiran
16 Michał Zieliński
17 Greg Casey
18 Yun Shing Wong
19 Shaun Dalitz
20 Jurian Heusdens
21 Li Hang
22 Robert Carlisle
23 Julius Grauls
24 Kristof Vermeiren
25 Campbell Dunlop
26 Josh Boileau
27 Dylan Murray
28 Tony Moore
29 Khalid Khamali
30 David Cassidy
31 Patchara Mayoe
32 Jason Devaney
33 Mohamed Ibrahim Aly
34 Chinnapat Kamsad
35 Roman Dietzel
36 Sean Conway
37 Thurston Grixti
38 Adam Stefanów
39 Kusai Sharif
40 Osama Anga

[Souwester]

Great performance so far from the English lads :-)

[Monique]

Not bad for the Belgians neither. 3 out of 3 to the knock-out stage although only Julius Grauls made it to the last 16 ...

[Mignon]

Last 16

England: 3 players (Nick Jennings, Stephen Craigie, Sam Craigie)
Scotland: 3 players (Campbell Dunlop, Michael Leslie, Rhys Clark)
Ireland: 2 players (Vincent Muldoon, Gareth Boyle)
Wales: 2 players (Jamie Clarke, Kishan Hirani)
China: 2 players (Li Hang, Li Yan)
N Ireland: 1 player (Declan Brennan)
Belgium: 1 player (Julius Grauls)
Poland: 1 player (Michal Zielinski)
Thailand: 1 player (Yuttapop Pakpoj)

[ferret]

Day 7
Last 64
The Last 64 matches saw Jason Devaney from Ireland lose to Mohamed Aly from Egypt. Campbell Dunlop from Scotland won 4-0 against Osama Anga from Libya, Dunlop had breaks of 56 and 68 in frame 3 in the match.
Irishman Tony Moore had a 50 break in frame 4 of his 4-0 last 64 win over Thurston Grixti from Malta. Another Irishman Sean Conway had breaks of 77 and 51 in frames 4 and 5 in his 4-1 win over Khald Khamali from the UAE.
Roman Dietzel of Germany had three breaks in frames 1, 2 and 4 of 58, 54 and 52 in an easy 4-0 win over David Cassidy from Ireland. Dylan Murray of Northern Ireland won by 4 frames to 2 against Adam Stefanow of Poland.
Josh Boileau of Ireland won against Kusai Sharif of Libya by the scoreline of 4-2. Pstchara Mayoe of Thailand had a very close match against Chinnapat Kamsad of Thailand. Mayoe had breaks of 68 twice, and Kamsad had a 57 and a 59. But it was Mayoe who ran out the winner by 4 frames to 2.

Last 32
Michal Zielinski from Poland proved too strong for Greg Casey of Ireland. Michal had breaks of 61, 60, 65 and 83 in the first four frames to lead 4-0, but Casey had a 57 in the fifth to win that frame, Casey also won the next to go 2-4. But Zielinski kept his composure and won the seventh frame and match.
Irishman Muldoon won his match with ease by 5 frames to 0 against Kristof Vermeiren of Belgium. Shachar Ruberg won the first frame against Li Hang, but Li Hang was in fantastic form after that winning 5 in a row and the match with breaks of 63, 62, 68, 63 and a 105 clearance.
Declan Brennan from Northern Ireland had breaks of 59, 74 and 58 to win his match by 5 frames to 3. Li Yan had a comfortable victory over Shaun Dalitz from Australia by 5 frames to 0 with a closing break of 91. Gareth Boyle from Ireland came back from 4-3 down to win two frames in a row with a closing framebreak of 82.
Julius Grauls from Belgium won a close match as well against Kurt Brown from Australlia by the score line of 5 frames to 4.Kishan Hirani from Wales won his match by the score of 5-2 including a break of 85 in the 5th frame. He won the match by 5 frames to 2.
Patchara Mayoe from Thailand was out classed by Sam Cragie as Cragie hit a 139 total clearance in the 2nd frame and a 95 in the 4th in his 5-1 win to reach the last 16.
Rhys Clark won his match against Ireland’s Josh Boileau. Scotland’s Clark won the match by 5 frames to 1. Dylan Murray from Northern Ireland was no match for Yuttapop Pakpoj from Thailand. Pakpoj had breaks of 113 and 131 in his 5-1 victory over Murray.
Roman Dietzel from Germany was out classed by Stephen Cragie. Cragie had breaks of 68, 86 and 77 in his 5-1 victory over Dietzel.Jamie Clarke run out a 5-3 victory against Sean Conway from Ireland. Clarke from Wales made the most of a couple of mistakes by Conway and won the match by 5 frames to 3.
Michael Leslie from Scotland won 5-2 against Ireland’s Tony Moore by 5 frames to 2. Scotsman Campbell Dunlop won by 5 frames to 1 against Ali Alobaidli from Qatar. Nick Jennings won his match with breaks including 50, 64 and 53 by 5 frames to 2.

[ferret]

Day 8
Last 16
Michal Zielinski from Poland took a 4-1 lead against England’s Nick Jennings, with the help of breaks of 50, 52, 57, 92 and 93. But Jennings made an amazing comeback to win the match 5-4 with breaks of 58, 58 and 72. Vincent Muldoon from Ireland had a comfortable win against Campbell Dunlop from Scotland, winning 5-2 with the help of breaks of 53, 76 and 125.
Li Hang of China had a tight match with Michael Leslie of Scotland only managing to win the match in the final frame with a 94 break. Jamie Clarke from Wales also won a final frame decider against Northern Ireland’s Declan Brennan by 5 frames to 4.
Stephen Craigie of England won 5-2 against Li Yan of China which included breaks of 55, 56, 64 and 81. Rhys Clark of Scotland lost against Julius Grauls of Belgium by five frames to four. Sam Craigie had breaks of 55, 62, 68, 90 and 103 to win by 5 frames to 4 against Welsh player Kishan Hirani. Gareth Boyle of Ireland lost 5 frames to 1 in the match against Yuttapop Pakpoj of Thailand.

Quarter Finals
Julius Grauls won the first frame. But the Belgium youngster had to sit and watch the next six frames as Englishman Sam craigie had breaks of 53, 62, 65, 69 78 and 102 to progress to the semi finals.
Stephen Craigie of England will meet Sam Craigie after he won a long hard fought match against Yuttapop Pakpoj of Thailand by a single frame by the score line of 6 frames to 5.
Jamie Clarke of Wales was no match in his quarter final against Li Hang of China. The Chinese player had breaks of 61, 63, 73 and 100 and saw the match out by 6 frames to 1 to reach the semi finals.
Vinny Muldoon Started his match playing some fabulous snooker. He won the first frame with an 80 break, then needing a snooker in the second frame, Muldoon put the cue ball behind the black with only the pink and black left on the table. His opponent Englishman Jennings missed the pink and Muldoon sank pink and black to go 2-1 up.
Muldoon then had an 82 in the third to go 3-0 up. Jennings won the next to reduce the gap to 3-1, but Muldoon won the next two to go 5-1 up. Jennings nearly made an astonishing comeback winning two on the trot to reduce the gap to just 5 frames to 4. But Muldoon kept his nerve and managed a frame and match winning break of 82 in the 10th Frame.
So the semi finals will see Sam and Stephen Craigie meet each other, and Li Hang will play Irishman Muldoon for the two final places in the IBSF World Under 21’s Snooker Championship.

[Mignon]

If the semi-finals are best of 13, Vinnie Muldoon missed the final. No idea what happened to him -bad day maybe. He was 6-0 down, attempted to hit back but.... 7-3. Li Hang is in the final.

The Craigie tussle is still too close to call. At the moment, it's 5-5.

Not that the people now in charge with updates on the Global-snooker seem to give a damn about the event and I'm very, very sad about that....

Decider. What a game that must be!

I remember the buzz one could feel on that site when Janie was there. Of course, I couldn’t check but I just knew as everybody knew that we were hundreds if not thousands of us fans waiting for the new frame score, being together in that invisible, unpalpable way> being there. I miss that more than I could say.

Sam won 7-6.

[ferret]

Day 9

Semi-Finals
Vincent Muldoon from Ireland met Li Hang from China in the first semi-final .
It was Li Hang who made a great start to this semi final. The first session of 4 frames all went to Hang. The first frame was over in just over 5 minutes, with Hang winning by 71 points to 23. The second frame Li Hang won by 67 points to 16. The third frame saw Hang clear the table with a 105 clearance with the first century of this semi-final match. The fourth Frame Muldoon did not manage to score a point as Li Hang saw out the frame with a 55 break to end the session 4-0 up.
The second session saw Li Hang in the same mood as he won the next two frames by 62-3 and 95-1 to go 6-0 up and only 1 frame away from a place in the final. But Muldoon started to relax with nothing to lose and compiled a lovely 74 break to take his first frame of the match. Muldoon then put together a 53 break to reduce the deficit to 6 frames to 2. The ninth frame saw Muldoon compile a clearance of 122 to win the frame by 134 points to 0 and reduce the gap to 6-3.
The Tenth frame saw Muldoon go for a long red into the pink pocket but he missed the pot and set up Li Hang a chance to win frame and match. Li Hang settled himself and put together a well taken 78 to win the frame by 93 points to 8 and booked himself a place in the Final of the IBSF World under 21’s Snooker Championship 2010.

The Second semi-final saw the Craigie brothers, Sam and Stephen fighting for the other place in the Final. It was Sam who started stronger with a 76 clearance to win the frame by 97 points to 13. Stephen edged the next frame with a point score of 63 to 53. Stephen Craigie composed the first century of this semi final with a 115 break.
Sam then levelled the match at 2-2 with a 63 point to 47 frame. Sam Craigie took the next as well to lead the match again by winning 56-14. Stephen then made his second century with a clearance of 113.
Sam won frames 7 and 8 to take a 5-3 lead, but his brother Stephen came back to win three frames on the trot including a 129 total clearance in the 10th to lead by 6 frames to 5 and leaving himself needing just one more frame to win the match. But it was Sam who had a break of 76 in the 12th frame to leave the semi final going into the final frame decider.
The final frame was to go to Sam by 68 points to 6 and give the 17 year old a place in the final of the IBSF World under 21 snooker Championships 2010.

[Mignon]

Thanks for all these daily reports, Ferret!

Any idea when the second session of the final will start? No such info on the IBSF site....

To answer my own question> it has just started!