Junior 8 Ball

Australian Eight Ball Federation

links 2012

https://junior8ball.com/results/2012/Teams2012/index.htm
https://junior8ball.com/results/2013/Teams2013/index.htm
https://junior8ball.com/results/2014/Teams2014/index.htm
https://junior8ball.com/results/2015/Teams2015/index.htm
https://junior8ball.com/results/2016/Teams2016/index.htm
https://junior8ball.com/results/2017/Teams2017/index.htm

2015 WEPF Junior Team World Champions, Australia

 2015 WEPF Junior Team World Champions, Australia

 2015 WEPF Junior Team World Champions, Australia

Junior Knockout: Final

Ireland   Ireland Australia   Australia
Jordan Gorman (1) 1 0 (1) Alexander Pace
Jordan Synnott (2) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
Kyle Murphy (3) 1 0 (3) Samuel Burnett
Jordan Doyle (4) 1 0 (4) Stone Stenhouse
Adam Maher (5) 0 1 (5) Erik Westerholm
    3 2    
           
Jordan Gorman (1) 1 0 (3) Samuel Burnett
Jordan Synnott (2) 0 1 (1) Alexander Pace
Kyle Murphy (3) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
Jordan Doyle (4) 1 0 (5) Erik Westerholm
Adam Maher (5) 0 1 (4) Stone Stenhouse
    5 5    
           
Jordan Gorman (1) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
Jordan Synnott (2) 1 0 (5) Erik Westerholm
Kyle Murphy (3) 1 0 (4) Stone Stenhouse
Jordan Doyle (4) 0 1 (1) Alexander Pace
Adam Maher (5) 1 0 (3) Samuel Burnett
    8 7    
           
Jordan Gorman (1) 0 1 (4) Stone Stenhouse
Jordan Synnott (2) 0 1 (3) Samuel Burnett
Kyle Murphy (3) 1 0 (5) Jordan Mitchell
Jordan Doyle (4) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
Adam Maher (5) 0 1 (1) Alexander Pace
    9 11    
           
Jordan Synnott (2) 1 0 (4) Stone Stenhouse
Jordan Gorman (1) 1 0 (5) Jordan Mitchell
Kyle Murphy (3) 0 1 (1) Alexander Pace
Jordan Doyle (4)     (3) Samuel Burnett
Adam Maher (5) 0 1 (2) Matthew Curwood
           
    11 13    
           
Tyler O’Connor (R)     (R) Jordan Mitchell
Barry Sinnott (R)     (R)  

 

2015 Junior Eight Ball Teams

Please correct any spelling errors email juniors@aebf.com.au

as New South Wales are not fielding any Singles entrants, vacancies will be offered to there states/territories

  updated version 03/12/2014    
         
2015 VIC ACT TAS SA
U 12 1 Jack Green Madelyn Norton Jonty McIvor Aiden Weinert
U 12 2 Hope Sumner TBA Cooper Barton Callub Everuss
U 15 1 Devlin Praegar Daniel Smith Cooper Denmen Kane Weekley
U 15 2 Jake Thompson Reece Norton Brandon Bakes Dylan Vonderwall
U 18 1 Matt Curwood Aaron Billington Alexander Pace Erik Westerholm
U 18 2 Joshua McLean Aleks Vujic Jacob Marshall Isaac Manterfield
U 18 3 Lochlan Courtney Ashleigh Smith Brodie Stubbs Jordan Mitchell
U 18 Girl Isabella DiGiorgio Ashleigh Smith Jessie Bakes nil
U 18 Girl Jordyn Peart      
         
2015 QLD NSW – NA NT WA
U 12 1 Nickolas Burnett Qld Jayden Dinga Trai Chan Neil J Dimer
U 12 2 Joshua Burnett nil Jesse Ferguson Lauchlan Babbe
U 15 1 Kyle Thomson Qld Joe McClintock Ayden Hodgson Alex Kingsbury
U 15 2 Hayden Goode Vic Isabella DiGiorgio John Zagorianos Jasely Dimer
U 18 1 Samuel Burnett nil Luke Evans Stone Stenhouse
U 18 2 Trae Spasojevic nil Marissa Lockhardt Jacob Sumner
U 18 3 Kaleb Benson nil nil Jayden McGlinn
U 18 Girl Tayla Dwyer nil Justine Gordon Stella Kearney
U 18 Girl Caitlyn Kunde   Marissa Lockhardt Kyra Rikys
U 18 Girl Tahlia Costello      

Under 18 Girls, we have 11 entrants for the 2015 under 18 girls event

Australian National Event Dates

12 Nationals Schedule.

Juniors Age Groups: under 12, under 15 and under 18

Under 21: must be over 18 and under 21.

Senior: open to all ages   Masters: must be over 50

 

AEBF Senior Nationals and Masters:
 
2008 – October – Tasmania – Country Club, Launceston
2009 – October – Canberra – Australian Capital Territory
2010 – October – Adelaide – South Australia
2011 – October – Cambeltown – New South Wales
2012 – October – Queensland
2013 – October – Western Australia
2014 – October – Northern Territory
2015 – October – Victoria
2016 – October – Tasmania
2017 – October – Australian Capital Territory
2018 – October – South Australia
2019 – October – New South Wales
2020 – October – Queensland
 
AEBF Junior Championships:
 
2008 – March    – South Australia – SA Eightball HQ
2009 – March    – Queensland – Q Masters Brisbane
2010 – March    – Tasmania – Hobart
2011 – January  – Northern Territory – Darwin – Tracey Village
2012 – January – Australian Capital Territory
2013 – January – South Australia
2014 – January – New South Wales
2015 – January – Queensland
2016 – January – Western Australia
2017 – January – Northern Territory
2018 – January – Victoria
2019 – January – Tasmania
2020 – January – Australian Capital Territory

 

Our thanks go to

5People who have gone out of their way to assist with editorial and stats on this website. We say, Thank You

* Andrew Saltmarsh, Australian Eight-Ball Secretary, Greg Dingle (Australian Junior champions history)
 
* Heather Zappia, Australian Eight-Ball Junior Development Officer (Australian Junior champions history)
 
* Joe Fanto, World Eight-Ball Pool Federation President (World Junior champions history)

* Alessandro Nasca, ACT (ACT Junior champions history)

* Hayley Schopp, NT (NT Junior champions history)

* Warren Ross, Australian Eight-Ball Treasurer (Junior champions history)