vnea’s 21st annual international junior pool...

When: June 16th - 19th, 2011

Where: Verizon Wireless Civic CenterMankato, Minnesota

If you weren’t there...here’s a taste of whatyou missed.

• 400 excited junior pool leagueplayers from 11 States, 2Canadian Provinces (Ontario & Manitoba)

and New Zealand

• Matches on 86 Valley Pool Tables

• Competition in 15 unique divisions

• Players representing 24 VNEACharter Holder Members

• A fabulous Team OpeningCeremonies which featured acolorful Parade of Flags, SinglesAwards Presentation and manydignitaries.

• Artistic Pool Competition featuring“Dr. Cue” Tom Rossman.

• Personal Professional Instructionby Jerry Briesath.

• Jerry Briesath “Sportsmanship Award”.

• Dick Hawkins “All-Star Teams”.

VNEA’s 21st Annual International

Junior Pool Championships!

• Every team had matching uniforms.

• A Fun-filled Players Receptionincluding free Pizza & Pop and anexhibition by Tom Rossman and DavePearson.

• Tournament Sponsors...- Valley - C & N Sales- McDermott Cue - Charter Holders- GW Cues - Fantom Cues

• 250 juniors participated in 3 divisionsof ScotchDoubles competition.

• Team Hardluck Competition.

• 20 separate Mini-Tournaments wereheld with the winners receivingFantom Cues (donated by Valley) andrunner-ups receiving Cue Cases.

• Thousands of dollars in SavingsBonds were awarded to the winnersalong with beautiful cues and cases

The 21st Annual VNEA JuniorPool Championships VisitsMankato For A CelebrationOf The Worlds GreatestJunior Players!

Verizon Wireless Civic Center • Mankato, MNJune 16-19, 2011

With the incredible help of local Charter HolderC & N Sales, the VNEA crew transformed theVerizon Wireless Civic Center into the coolest “poolroom” in the country.

86 Valley Pool Tables were neatly arranged throughout thearena with (6) of Valley’s newest models making up the sought-after Finals Arena.

At noon sharp on Thursday, the VNEA opened its tournamentdoors early, as usual, to hundreds of juniors lined up outside tobegin their practice routines for the Singles event that wouldbegin that evening. Practice was extremely busy this year as itwas the first time that the Juniors event went to a “Green Fees”format. The tables were set on “free-play” and the kids defi-nitely took advantage of the unlimited play time.

With all of the competitors checked in for the Singles show-downs, the first matches of the event began being called fromthe stage at 6:00pm. Matches in all three divisions ran strongfor the next five hours with some dreams of a title remaining areality and others being abruptly erased.

At 9:00am on Friday morning, the Singles matches raged againwith everyone trying to make it to the Finals Bracket of theirdivision. Throughout the day, incredible matches were wit-nessed throughout the room with no one wanting to getknocked out of this prestigious event.

Both singles and team compe-tition for the weekend werebroken down into 3 divisions:

Youth - Ages 9-13Minor - Ages 14-17Major - Ages 18-20

Male singles events recorded230 entries while the femalesingles had 65 entries. Intotal, nearly 300 shooterswould square-off in a doubleelimination format that wouldlead to some great shootingand refreshing sportsmanship.

The Team competition, consist-ing of 3-player squads, wouldreach nearly 100 teams thisyear. These great numbersrepresented an incredible 24Charter Holders from animpressive 11 states, 2Canadian Provinces and NewZealand. This made up for atotal of nearly 500 ENTRIES inthe team and singles events.

State Representation

Alaska, Colorado, Indiana, Iowa,Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota,Nebraska, Pennsylvania, SouthDakota &Wisconsin

International Representation

Ontario & Manitoba, CanadaNew Zealand

After playing all day Friday,the pool playing group wastreated to a fun-filled PlayersReception that evening at7:00. Players were able torelax, grab a slice or two ofpizza and a soda.

Those top juniors who foundthemselves still in the thick ofthe singles tournament action,would prepare to battle it outin the finals brackets of theregular competition.

When the dust finally settledon the arena floor, the follow-ing young shooters werecrowned the 2011 Int’l VNEASingles Champions:

MALE SINGLES

Youth Division

Manuel PerezM & M Amusement

Gardner, KS

Minor Division

Taylor AndersonM & M Amusement

Gardner, KS

Major Division

Cale CoffeyV.V.S.

Lincoln, NE

FEMALE SINGLES

Youth Division

Kayla RolosonG & G Enterprises

London, Ontario, Canada

Minor Division

Denee BaptisteAactive Coin

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Major Division

Cathy RennieD & R Star

Rochester, MN

At 8:30am on Saturday morning, theVNEA welcomed the Teams with itstraditional Opening Ceremonieswhich includes an impressive“Parade of Flags” featuring all of thestates and countries involved. As inyears past, VNEA Director ofMarketing & Promotions BrianElliott welcomed the hundreds ofplayers and family members to theteam tournament. Starting bythanking the parents who play amajor role in getting these playersto the internationals, Brian contin-ued by complimenting the CharterHolders and the junior playersthemselves for making this year aspecial event. Brian also thankedthe junior teams for wearing terrificteam uniforms this year and

applauded the players for their classyattire. Elliott then continued the cere-mony by recognizing the 2011 Singleswinners and presenting them withtheir well-deserved trophies. As flash-bulbs lit up the arena floor, so did theplayer and parent smiles and pride.

There was a total of 36 beautifulGinger Wizard (GW) cues that weregiven away to the Top 4 places in the3 divisions of team play. There werealso 20 Fantom Cues and cases (com-pliments of Valley) that were given tothe winners and runner-up’s of thecompetitive mini-tournamentsthroughout the weekend. NewSponsor (McDermott Cues) alsodonated cues for the winners of ourever-popular Junior/Junior ScotchDoubles.

John Maestry from High CountryPromotions did a terrific job withtable set-up and tear-down as well asdaily maintenance. Co-Head JuniorReferees Jim “Woody” Woodside andNils McConnell ran a remarkablysmooth tournament with the help ofChris Talbot and Mark Packard whodid a great job at this awesome event.

Next, sixteen anxious youths partici-pated as flag bearers in the annual“Ceremony of Flags” and the U.S..Canadian and New Zealand anthemswere proudly played. This part of theceremony is very important to theplayers as they all take great pride intheir state, province and country.

An informative Control Stage kept theplayers updated with critical tourna-ment information and was led byJunior Tournament Director, MikeFowler (VNEA President). Mike’sstaff worked diligently to get throughthe enormous amount of matches thatwere played throughout the weekend.The Tournament Committee Staffconsisted of the following...

Brian Elliott - Bay City, MIGregg Elliott - Bay City, MICraig Dumdei - Mankato, MNWayne Herron - Rochester, MNEd Borgia - Erie, PABill Skrutsky - Erie, PA

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The “Dick Hawkins”2011 Junior All-Star TeamsAlthough all of the kids at the Tournamentplayed their hearts out and shot to the best oftheir ability, only a handful of the playersshowed incredible poise under pressure and askill level that exceeded the field. Theseyoung and talented shooters were put togetherto form the 2011 All-Star Teams!

BOYS ALL-STAR TEAMTaylor Anderson - M & M Amusement • KSDillon Baptiste - Aactive Coin • Manitoba, CanadaNathan Burpee - All American Amusement • MIDanny Dethlefs - Rushmore Amusement • SDJustin Himes - Warner Coin • Erie, PAJohn Houle - Aactive Coin • Manitoba, CanadaTyler Steinhaus - AAA • Minneapolis, MN

GIRLS ALL-STAR TEAMChandra Campion - D & R Star • Rochester, MNTaylor Hansen - AAA • Minneapolis, MNJastene Lovelace - D & R Star • Rochester, MNCathy Rennie - D & R Star • Rochester, MN

2011 “Jerry Briesath” Sportsmanship AwardsThe VNEA Junior Program has always boasted and taken pride in the way that the kidsconduct themselves at the annual Championships. Time and time again on the tournamentfloor, you will see acts of great sportsmanship throughout the matches. For this reason,VNEA has created The “Jerry Briesath” Sportsmanship Award so that we can recognizethose players who consistently show good sportsmanship. This years winners were...

Youth Winner: Ethan Laughlin: American Amuse.Arcade

Minor Winner: Lucky Stoddard: Coin-Op Specialist

Major Winner: Keisha Roberts: C & N Sales

Saturday evening saw the Junior/Junior Scotch Doubles Competition. A large number of ScotchDoubles teams competed in the 3 divisions and all striving for beautiful McDermott Cues.Beautiful cases from GW Cues were awarded to the second place teams. The evenings competitionwas great with the following outcome:

Youth Champions:Stuart MacTaggart & Ethan WilsonG & G Enterprises • Ontario, Canada2nd Place - BrandonVanoverbeke

Colben ChristiansenC &N Sales, Mankato, MN

Minor Champions:Taylor Anderson & Manny PerezM & M Amusements • Gardner, KS2nd Place - AustenWarner

Tyler SteinhausAAA, Minneapolis, MN

Major Champions:Buddy Skrutsky & Larry SimmonsWarner Coin • Erie, PA2nd Place - Cole Cameron & Jason

United Games, Milbank, SD

Other features of the tournamentroom included side competitionsand instructional zones.

Artistic Pool Arena“Dr. Cue” Tom Rossman ran ArtisticPool competitions (fun-filled LagContests) non-stop throughout theweekend. Hundreds of the juniorstook part in the competition withthe event climaxing with the fol-lowing 2011 Champions:

Youth Division: (1st & 2nd)

Colben Christensen: MinnesotaBrodie Bessette: Ontario, Canada

Minor Division: (1st & 2nd)

Travis Schultz: MinnesotaJesse Henry: Minnesota

Major Division: (1st & 2nd)

William Hawks: MinnesotaAshton Rowley: Michigan

Speed PoolDave “The Ginger Wizard” Pearsonwas on hand throughout the week-end conducting exciting and fast-paced Speed Pool qualifiers (whocan run a rack of 15 balls in the fastest

time). Dave’s goal was to crownChampions in each of the 3Divisions and set up the “Battle ofthe Ages” in the E2P Challenge!

Divisional Winners...

Youth Champion: (1.09.8 sec.)Manuel Perez: M & M Amusement

Minor Champion: (1.03.9 sec.)John Houle: Aactive Coin

Major Champion: (44.6 sec.)Justin Himes: Warner Coin

The E2P Challenge was now set.With Houle out of the competition,it would come down to Youth vsMajor for all the marbles. Andbelieve it or not, young MannyPerez took down Justin Himes inthe head-to-head Speed Pool finalto claim the title of E2P Champion!

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Triple J’s - D & R StarJacob Tschida, Jacob Elit, Jayden Leuth

Space Monkey Mafia - V.V.S.Evan Kobler, Sean Rink, Cory Engelman

Straight 8 Trio - C & N SalesNakia Tellinghuisen, Scena Dethlefs, Keisha Roberts

Eat ‘em Up - V.V.S.Trina Barmore, Eryn McConnell,Ashley Haas

The Ultimate TeamCompetitionSunday morning produced some of the most incredible jun-ior pool action ever experienced as the top teams wenthead to head for international junior titles. When the teamcompetition finished around noon, the following 21stAnnual VNEA International Junior Team Championshad been crowned.

Youth Division:Triple Trouble: C & N Sales, Mankato, MN

Minor Division:The Boneheads: D & R Star, Rochester, MN

Major Division:Shooters-North: American Amusement ArcadeMinneapolis, MN

Highest Female TeamYouth Division: Shooters DiamondsAmerican Amusement Arcade - Minneapolis, MN

Minor Division: Big D’s Pink LadiesManford Music - Hurson, SD

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Minor Division: VVS Rack ‘n Roll: VVS - Lincoln, NETop Score Games: Top Score Games - Columbus, NE

Major Division: Top Shots #1: D & R Star - Rochester, MN

Youth Team Division (Ages 9-13)1st - Triple Trouble - C & N Sales, Mankato, MN

• $1,500 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

2nd - The Hookers - G & G Enterprises, Ontario, Canada• $1,050 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

3rd - 2 Kings And A Queen - Aactive Coin, Manitoba, Canada• $600 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

4th - Shooters-Diamonds - AAA, Minneapolis, MN• $300 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

5th-6th - 8-Ball Deluxe - C & N Sales, Mankato, MN• $225 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

- Anything Goes - Town & Country Amuse., Ontario, Canada• $225 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

7th-8th - We Love A Good Rack - Kalamazoo Amuse., Kalamazoo, MI• $150 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

- Shooters-Lights Out - AAA, Minneaplis, MN• $150 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

Minors Team Division (Ages 14-17)1st - The Boneheads - D & R Star, Rochester, MN


2nd - Gas Bar Junkies - Aactive Coin, Manitoba, Canada• $1,050 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

3rd - Austin #1 - D & R Star, Rochester, MN• $600 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

4th - VVS Wolf Pack - VVS, Lincoln, NE• $300 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

5th-6th - Hard Shafts-Soft Tips - Kalamazoo Amuse., Kalamazoo, MI• $225 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

- Young Guns - Rushmore Amusement, Rapid City, SD• $225 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

7th-8th - The Bankers - C & N Sales, Mankato, MN• $150 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

- The Terminators - N.T.S., Omaha, NE• $150 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

Majors Team Division (Ages 18-20)1st - Shooters-North - AAA, Minneapolis, MN


2nd - Champion Style - All American Automatic, Flint, MI• $1,050 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

3rd - Shooters Hot Shots - M & M Amusement, Gardner, KS• $600 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

4th - PA Express - Warner Coin, Erie, PA• $300 Savings Bond, 3 two-piece cues, individual trophies

5th-6th - Top Shots #1 - D & R Star, Rochester, MN• $225 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

- The Great Ones - D & R Star, Rochester, MN• $225 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

7th-8th - Triple Black - D & R Star, Rochester, MN• $150 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

- Checkers Modified - River City Amusements, Sioux City, IA• $150 Savings Bond, 3 cue cases, individual trophies

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Congratulations to everyonethat competed to make thisteam event a spectacularthrill ride and also a veryspecial thank you to all ofthe magnificent Sponsorswho donate prizes, moneyand time to make this eventthe greatest Junior PoolTournament in the world!

Male Majors Singles Finalists(l-r) Cale Coffey (1st), Justin Himes (2nd),

Nathan Burpee (3rd), Michael Osmundson (4th)

JUNIOR SINGLES WINNERS / Appearing At Opening Ceremonies


Female Majors Singles Champion(l-r) Cathy Rennie (1st), Jastene Lovelace (2nd),

Kayla Axley (3rd), Ashley Schmidt (4th)

Male Minor Singles Finalists(r-l) Taylor Anderson (1st), Dillon Baptiste (2nd),

Tyler Steinhaus (3rd), John Houle (4th)

Female Minor Singles Finalists(l-r) Jacqueline Cassidy (3rd), Chandra Campion (2nd),

Chayla Senff (4th), Denee Baptiste (1st - inset)

Male Youth Singles Finalists(r-l) Manuel Perez (1st), Kenneth Greenwood (2nd),

Danny Dethlefs (3rd), Tristan Hansen (4th)

Female Youth Singles Finalists(l-r) Kayla Roloson (1st), Taylor Hansen (2nd),Katlyn Sylvester (3rd), Ashley Fullerton (4th)

Team Hardluck Results

Youth Team Division (Ages 9-13)

1st Wagner’s Lunch #3 - D & R Star, Rochester, MN2nd The Hot Shots - D & R Star, Rochester, MN

Minor Team Division (Ages 14-17)

1st The Pool Players - VVS, Lincoln, NE2nd Cougars - C & N Sales, Mankato, MN

Major Team Division (Ages 18-20)

1st The Fugly Fairies - Stansfield Vending, LaCrosse, WI2nd English Majors - C & N Sales, Mankato, MN

Friday Mini-Singles Results

Youth Male Division (Ages 9-13)

1st Nick Rappley - All American Automatic, Flint, MI2nd Alex Hess - Kalamazoo Amusement, Kalamazoo, MI

1st Stuart MacTaggart - G & G Enterprises, Ontario, Canada2nd Jayden Leuth - D & R Star, Rochester, MN

1st Nicholas Ridley - G & G Enterprises, Ontario, Canada2nd Nick Rappley - All American Automatic, Flint, MI

1st Manny Perez - M & M Amusement, Gardner, KS2nd Nicholas Ridley - G & G Enterprises, Ontario, Canada

Minor Male Division (Ages 14-17)

1st Scott Jaycox - D & R Star, Rochester, MN2nd Ian Kobler - V.V.S., Lincoln, NE

1st Dillon Tillma - United Games, Milbank, SD2nd David Moyer - G & G Enterprises, Ontario, Canada

1st Dillon Zemlicka - United Games, Milbank, SD2nd Zach Baker - D & R Star, Rochester, MN

1st Tyler Steinhaus - AAA, Minneapolis, MN2nd Manny Perez - M & M Amusement, Gardner, KS

Youth Female Singles (9-13)

1st - Kayla RolosonG & G Enterprises, Ontario, Canada$150 Savings Bond & trophy

2nd - Taylor HansenAAA, Minneapolis, MN$100 Savings Bond & trophy

3rd - Katlyn SylvesterD & R Star, Rochester, MN$75 Savings Bond & trophy

4th - Ashley FullertonAAA, Minneapolis, MN$50 Savings Bond & trophy

Minors Female Singles (14-17)

1st - Denee BaptisteAactive Coin, Manitoba, Canada$150 Savings Bond & trophy

2nd - Chandra CampionD & R Star, Rochester, MN$100 Savings Bond & trophy

3rd - Jacqueline CassidyT & C Amusement, Ontario, Canada$75 Savings Bond & trophy

4th - Chayla SenffV.V.S., Lincoln, NE$50 Savings Bond & trophy

Majors Female Singles (18-20)

1st - Cathy RennieD & R Star, Rochester, MN$150 Savings Bond & trophy

2nd - Jastene LovelaceD & R Star, Rochester, MN$100 Savings Bond & trophy

3rd - Kayla AxleyD & R Star, Rochester, MN$75 Savings Bond & trophy

4th - Ashley SchmidtCoin-Op Specialist, Adrian, MI$50 Savings Bond & trophy


1st Ian Kobler - V.V.S., Lincoln, NE2nd Alex Dominique - Coin-Op Specialist, Adrian, MI

1st Larry Simmons - Warner Coin, Erie, PA2nd Travis Schultz - C & N Sales, Mankato, MN

1st Dakota Carmer - Kalamazoo Amusement, Kalamazoo, MI2nd Garrison Muth - Kalamazoo Amusement, Kalamazoo, MI

1st Josh Davis - Warner Coin, Erie, PA2nd Seth Carmer - Kalamazoo Amusement, Kalamazoo, MI

Major Male Division (Ages 18-20)

1st Nick Pera - Valley Pool NZ, New Zealand2nd Nate Mindham - Stansfield Vending, LaCrosse, WI

1st Josh Burger - V.V.S., Lincoln, NE2nd Nathan Burpee - All American Automatic, Flint, MI

1st Justin Himes - Warner Coin, Erie, PA2nd Michael Phillips - M & M Amusement, Gardner, KS

1st Taylor Anderson - M & M Amusement, Gardner, KS2nd Michael Phillips - M & M Amusement, Gardner, KS

Youth Female Division (Ages 9-13)

1st Taylor Hansen - AAA, Minneapolis, MN2nd Maranda Drummond - Top Score Games, Columbus, NE

1st Kaylee Hittle - All American Automatic, Flint, MI2nd Katlyn Sylvester - D & R Star, Rochester, MN

Minor Female Division (Ages 14-17)

1st Chandra Campion - D & R Star, Rochester, MN2nd Jenny Petrowiak - C & N Sales, Mankato, MN

1st Chelsea Mohr - Coin-Op Specialist, Adrian, MI2nd Alexis Burciaga - Coin-Op Specialist, Adrian, MI


Youth Male Singles (9-13)

1st - Manuel PerezM & M Amusement - Gardner, KS$500 Savings Bond & trophy

2nd - Kenneth GreenwoodM & M Amusement - Gardner, KS$300 Savings Bond & trophy

3rd - Danny DethlefsRushmore Amusement - Rapid City, SD$200 Savings Bond & trophy

4th - Tristan HansenAAA - Minneapolis, MN$150 Savings Bond & trophy

5/6th - William HouleAactive Coin, Manitoba$100 Savings Bond

- Spencer MedelT & C Amusement - Ontario, Canada$100 Savings Bond

7/8th - Nick RappleyKalamazoo Amuse. - Kalamazoo, MI$75 Savings Bond

- Zachary KarstenD & R Star, Rochester, MN$75 Savings Bond

9/12th - Jacob ElitD & R Star, Rochester, MN$50 Savings Bond

- Kenneth BuchananV.V.S. - Lincoln, NE$50 Savings Bond

- Kameren McKameyD & R Star - Rochester, MN$50 Savings Bond

- Nicholas RidleyG & G Enterprises - Ontario, Canada$50 Savings Bond

Minors Male Singles (14-17)

1st - Taylor AndersonM & M Amusement, Gardner, KS$500 Savings Bond & trophy

2nd - Dillon BaptisteAactive Coin - Manitoba, Canada$300 Savings Bond & trophy

3rd - Tyler SteinhausAAA - Minneapolis, MN$200 Savings Bond & trophy

4th - John HouleAactive Coin - Manitoba, Canada$150 Savings Bond & trophy

5/6th - Kevin McGuireKalamazoo Amuse., Kalamazoo, MI$100 Savings Bond

- Kane EricksonD & R Star - Rochester, MN$100 Savings Bond

7/8th - Taylor AxleyD & R Star - Rochester, MN$75 Savings Bond

- Larry Simmons Jr.Warner Coin - Erie, PA$75 Savings Bond

9/12th - Sam MeyersD & R Star - Rochester, MN$50 Savings Bond

- Scott TaylorC & N Sales - Mankato, MN$50 Savings Bond

- Jarred HunterAactive Coin - Manitoba, Canada$50 Savings Bond

- Jarred TraverseAactive Coin - Manitoba, Canada$50 Savings Bond

Majors Male Singles (18-20)

1st - Cale CoffeyVVS - Lincoln, NE$500 Savings Bond & trophy

2nd - Justin HimesWarner Coin - Erie, PA$300 Savings Bond & trophy

3rd - Nathan BurpeeAll American Amusements - Flint, MI$200 Savings Bond & trophy

4th - Michael OsmundsonC & N Sales, Mankato, MN$150 Savings Bond & trophy

5/6th - Phillip-Nick PeraValley Pool NZ - New Zealand$100 Savings Bond

- Jason CookValley Pool NZ - New Zealand$100 Savings Bond

7/8th - Chase PlumleyD & R Star - Rochester, MN$75 Savings Bond

- Nate MindhamStansfield Vending - LaCrosse, WI$75 Savings Bond

9/12th - Cole HoggartValley Pool NZ - New Zealand$50 Savings Bond

- Nick KruegerHawkeye Amusements - Iowa City, IA$50 Savings Bond

- Elliott TeschUnited Games - Milbank, SD$50 Savings Bond

- Jesse HillAAA - Minneapolis, MN$50 Savings Bond

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