2011 European Pool Championships

The 2011 European Pool Championships was a professional pool championship that took place at the Steel Palace, in Brandenburg, Germany. The event played between March 23, and April 3, 2011 was a part of the European Pool Championships; and saw events for men, women and wheelchair players across 4 pool disciplines: Straight Pool, 8-Ball, 9-Ball, and 10-Ball.[1]

Tournament information
DatesMarch 23–April 3, 2011
VenueSteel Palace
CityBrandenburg
CountryGermany
Organisation(s)European Pool Championships
Champions
Straight pool
Men's Tomasz Kapłan
Women's Austria Jasmin Ouschan
8-Ball
Men's Dominic Jentsch
Women's Kynthia Orfanidou
Wheelchair Jouni Tähti
9-Ball
Men's Nick van den Berg
Women's Jasmin Ouschan
Wheelchair Henrik Larsson
10-Ball
Men's Stephan Cohen
Women's Jasmin Ouschan
Wheelchair Jouni Tähti

Tournament Summary

The event was played between March 23, and April 3, 2011, with the event finals being run sequentially, with the straight pool finals first (24-25 March), 8-ball (26-28 March), 9-ball (28-31 March) and finally 10-ball (30 March - 2 April).[2]

Dominic Jentsch of Germany won the 8-Ball event, defeating compatriot Ralf Souquet in the final, 8-1.[3] Nick van den Berg won the 9-Ball event, defeating Mario He in the final 11-3.[4]

10-Ball was only being held for the second time in the championships, with Stephen Cohen of France defeated Poland's Radosław Babica 8-6 in the 10-Ball men's final.[5] The final of the straight pool was won by Tomasz Kapłan, who defeated Italian Fabio Petroni by a score of 125-17 in the final.[6]

Jasmin Ouschan was the event's most successful player, winning three events, the 9-Ball, 10-Ball, and straight pool. She lost her only match of the championships to Marika Poikkijoki in the quarterfinals of the 8-Ball 5-6.[7] Jouni Tähti won two of the wheelchair events, losing his only match in the final of the wheelchair 9-ball to Henrick Larsson.[8]

Winners
Discipline Winner Runner-up third place
Straight Pool (men)[9] Tomasz Kaplan Fabio Petroni Petri Makkonen
Roman Prutschai
8-Ball (men)[10] Dominic Jentsch Ralf Souquet Denis Grabe
Carlos Cabello
9-Ball (men)[11] Nick van den Berg Mario He Huidji See
Francisco Sánchez
10-Ball (men)[12] Stephan Cohen Radosław Babica Manuel Gama
Konstantin Stepanow
Straight pool (women)[13] Jasmin Ouschan Line Kjørsvik Anna Mazhirina
Silvia Lopez
8-Ball (women)[14] Kynthia Orfanidou Marika Poikkijoki Petra Stadlbauer
Line Kjørsvik
9-Ball (women)[15] Jasmin Ouschan Gerda Hofstätter Line Kjørsvik
Anastasia Nechaeva
10-Ball (women)[16] Jasmin Ouschan Natalia Seroshtan Anna Mazhirina
Kamila Khodjaeva
8-Ball (wheelchair)[17] Jouni Tähti Kurt Deklerck Aslam Abubaker
Fred Dinsmore
9-Ball (wheelchair)[18] Henrik Larsson Jouni Tähti Roy Kimberley
Tony Southern
10-Ball (wheelchair)[19] Jouni Tähti Henrik Larsson Roy Kimberley
Aslam Abubaker

References
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