Carlos Anguita
Carlos Anguita |
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| birthday | January 16, 1997 | ||||||||
| place of birth | Valencia | ||||||||
| nationality |
 Spain
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| Achievements Unless otherwise stated, the information relates to the “three cushion” discipline. |
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| Best GD :? | |||||||||
| Maximum series (HS) :? | |||||||||
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Carlos Anguita Diaz (born January 16, 1997 in Valencia ) is a Spanish carambola player and world and European champion.
Career
Anguilla, who lives in Los Naranjos ( Málaga ), is an outspoken three-cushion player . His first success came in 2011 in the Spanish U17 Championship with a fourth place. When he took part in the Junior World Cup (U21) for the first time in 2014, he had to be content with the penultimate place (15th). Then in 2016 a first podium at the European Junior Championship in front of a home crowd in Murcia . In the following Junior World Championships he failed in the quarterfinals against the Korean Shin Jung-ju with 30:35 and finished seventh. 2017 was his most successful year as an amateur player to date. The student of the Spanish Billiards Academy first wins the three-cushion European Championship (U21) in Brandenburg an der Havel , followed by the Spanish championship and then in September the Junior World Championships in front of a home crowd in Narejos . On April 3, 2018, however, as the reigning world and European champion, he lost the final of the European Championships in Ronchin, France against the 20-year-old French Gwendal Maréchal with 30:15 in 22 shots and thus his title. At the 2018 Junior World Championships , he improved the series record set by Filipos Kasidokostas in 2002 to 16 points, but was only able to take 3rd place in the end.
successes
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Junior three-cushion world championship :
2017 
2018 -
Three Cushion European Junior Championship : 2017
2018 2016 -
Spanish three-cushion championship : 2019
- Spanish Junior Championship: 2017
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b player profile. Kozoom , accessed September 18, 2017 .
- ↑ Markus Schönhoff: Carlos Anguita wins the world title in his classroom. Kozoom, September 18, 2017, accessed September 18, 2017 .
- ^ Ronchin: French Juniors Take The Lead. Confédération Européenne de Billard (CEB), April 3, 2018, accessed on April 4, 2018 (English).
- ↑ Achievements. Kozoom, accessed September 18, 2017 .
| Men's |
1. Edmond Soussa (2) • 2. Henk Robijns (3) • 3. Enrique Miró (1) • 4. Claudio Puigvert (1) • 5. Alfred Lagache (2) • 6. Edward Lee (1) • 7. Augusto Vergez (1) • 8th René Vingerhoedt (2) • 9th Pedro Leopoldo Carrera (1) • 10th Enrique Navarra (2) • 11th Adolfo Suárez Perret (1) • 12th Raymond Ceulemans (21) • 13th Nobuaki Kobayashi (2) • 14th Ludo Dielis (2) • 15th Rini van Bracht (2) • 16th Avelino Rico (1) • 17th Torbjörn Blomdahl (6) • 18th Jozef Philipoom (1) • 19th Christian Rudolph (1) • 20th Daniel Sánchez (4) • 21st Frédéric Caudron (3) • 22nd Dick Jaspers (3) • 23rd Marco Zanetti (2) • 24th Semih Saygıner (1) • 25th Eddy Merckx ( 2) • 26. Ryūji Umeda (1) • 27. Filipos Kasidokostas (1) • 28. Choi Sung-won (1) |
| Ladies |
1. Orie Hida (6) • 2. Natsumi Higashiuchi (1) • 3. Therese Klompenhouwer (4) |
| Juniors |
1. Filipos Kasidokostas (3) • 2. Javier Palazon (3) • 3. Kim Haeng-jik (4) • 4. José García (1) • 5. Adrien Tachoire (1) • 6. Kim Tae-kwan (1 ) • 7. Cho Myung-woo (3) • 8. Carlos Anguita (1) |
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Three-cushion European champions of the CEB
| Men's |
1. Franz Aeberhard (1) • 2. Alfred Lagache (4) • 3. Joaquin Domingo (1) • 4. Bert Wevers (1) • 5. René Vingerhoedt (9) • 6. Bernard Siguret (1) • 7. Johann Scherz (2) • 8th Raymond Ceulemans (23) • 9th Arnold de Pape (1) • 10th Rini van Bracht (2) • 11th Torbjörn Blomdahl (8) • 12th Lennart Blomdahl (1) • 13. John Tijssens (1) • 14th Jozef Philipoom (1) • 15th Daniel Sánchez (3) • 16th Semih Saygıner (1) • 17th Frédéric Caudron (2) • 18th Dick Jaspers (4) • 19th Murat Naci Çoklu (1) • 20. Eddy Merckx (1) • 21. Filipos Kasidokostas (1) • 22. Marco Zanetti (1) |
| Ladies |
1. Therese Klompenhouwer (5) |
| Juniors |
1. Sten Hebert (1) • 2. Daniel Sánchez (2) • 3. Brian Knudsen (2) • 4. Dion Nelin (1) • 5. Javier Yeste (1) • 6. Johan Loncelle () • 7. Nikos Polychronopoulos (1) • 8. Peter Ceulemans (1) • 9. Frédéric Mottet (1) • 10. Rubén Legazpi (1) • 11. Filipos Kasidokostas (1) • 12. Nick Zuijkerbuijk (1) • 13th Javier Palazón ( 1) • 14th Antonio Ortiz (1) • 15th Glenn Hofman (2) • 16th David Martinez (1) • 17th Juan-David Zapata (1) • 18th Ömer Karakurt (1) • 19th Carlos Anguita ( 1) |
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| World Challenge Cup Juniors |
1st World Challenge Cup Juniors 2001 ( Filipos Kasidokostas ) |
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| World Championship |
2003 ( Filipos Kasidokostas ) |
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| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Anguita, Carlos |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Spanish carom player and world and European champion |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 16, 1997 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Valencia , Spain |