2. Three-cushion World Cup women
Tournament dates
Tournament type:
Ranking tournament
Tournament format:
Round robin / knockout system
Organizer:
UMB
Tournament details
Venue:
?, Hoensbroek Netherlands
Opening:
December 20, 2006
Endgame:
December 23, 2006
Attendees:
16
Defending champion:
Japan Orie Hida
Winner:
Japan Orie Hida
2nd finalist:
Netherlands Therese Klompenhouwer
3rd place:
• Gülşen Degener • Ayako Maehara
Turkey Japan
Prize money:
-
Records
Best GD:
0.878 Ayako Maehara
Japan
Best ED:
1,161 Orie Hida Japan
Maximum series (HS):
9 Ayako Maehara Therese Klompenhouwer 0 0 0 Japan 0 0 0 0 0 Netherlands
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The 2006 Women's Three Cushion World Championship was a tournament in the three cushion carom discipline and took place from December 20th to 23rd in Hoensbroek , Netherlands .
mode
In the preliminary round, the game was played in four groups of four players each in round robin mode for two sets of up to 12 points. The first two of the group move into the final round, where the knockout system played on three winning sets of up to 12 points. The recordings were limited to 25.
Participants
Defending champion
1
Japan Orie Hida
Europe (CEB)
2
Netherlands Therese Klompenhouwer
3
Netherlands Gerrie Geelen
4th
Turkey Gülşen Degener
5
Spain Tanja Lopez
6th
Spain Isabel Romia
7th
Austria Natasha Al-Mamar
8th
Austria Helga Mitterböck
9
Belgium Danielle le Bruijn
10
Czech Republic Irena Michalkova
11
Germany Michaela Esser
Wildcard Org.
12
Netherlands Karina Jetten
Asia (ACBC)
13
Japan Ayako Maehara
14th
Japan Yuko Nishimoto
15th
Japan Namiko Mouri
16
Korea South Park Soon-hyun
Tournament commentary
As in Valencia two years ago, Orie Hida from Japan won the women's three-cushion world championship. In the final she defeated the 25-year-old local hero Therese Klompenhouwer in three sets with the best average of the tournament of 1.161. The best general average (GD) of the tournament was achieved by Hida's compatriot Ayako Maehara with 0.878. Together with Gülşen Degener from Turkey, she took third place. With Michaela Esser, a German started for the first time in a three-cushion world championship. It was only enough for 15th and penultimate place in the final bill.
Group stage
Final table group A
space
Surname
MP
SV
Pt.
Recording
GD
BED
BSD
HS
1
Japan Orie Hida
6th
6: 1
77
95
0.810
1,000
1.333
7th
2
Austria Helga Mitterböck
4th
4: 3
57
137
0.416
0.600
0.857
4th
3
Japan Yuko Nishimoto
2
3: 4
70
117
0.598
0.545
0.800
4th
4th
Germany Michaela Esser
0
1: 6
45
152
0.296
-
0.440
5
Final table group B
space
Surname
MP
SV
Pt.
Recording
GD
BED
BSD
HS
1
Japan Ayako Maehara
4th
5: 2
79
85
0.929
1.090
1.714
9
2
Czech Republic Irena Michalkova
4th
4: 2
60
111
0.540
0.657
1,200
5
3
Netherlands Gerrie Geelen
4th
4: 4
75
141
0.531
0.823
1,200
5
4th
Spain Tanja Lopez
0
1: 6
46
115
0.400
-
0.571
3
Final table group C
space
Surname
MP
SV
Pt.
Recording
GD
BED
BSD
HS
1
Netherlands Therese Klompenhouwer
6th
6: 1
83
92
0.902
0.921
1.333
9
2
Spain Isabel Romia
4th
4: 3
68
133
0.511
0.600
0.631
4th
3
Japan Namiko Mouri
2
4: 4
80
145
0.551
0.536
0.750
4th
4th
Korea South Park Soon-hyun
0
0: 6
38
105
0.361
-
-
3
Final table group D
space
Surname
MP
SV
Pt.
Recording
GD
BED
BSD
HS
1
Turkey Gülşen Degener
6th
6: 2
88
112
0.785
0.918
2,500
8th
2
Belgium Danielle le Bruijn
4th
4: 4
74
143
0.513
0.660
0.928
6th
3
Netherlands Karina Jetten
2
4: 4
73
146
0.500
0.428
0.600
5
4th
Austria Natasha Al-Mamar
0
2: 6
56
144
0.388
-
1,000
4th
Finals
Quarter final game on three winning sets
Semi-final game on three winning sets
Final game on three winning sets
December 22, 2006
MP
PP
Pt.
ED
HS
Japan Orie Hida
2
3
46
0.638
6th
December 23, 2006
MP
PP
Pt.
ED
HS
Czech Republic Irena Michalkova
0
1
32
0.450
3
Japan Orie Hida
2
3
36
0.878
4th
December 22, 2006
MP
PP
Pt.
ED
HS
Japan Ayako Maehara
0
0
19th
0.487
2
Japan Ayako Maehara
2
3
46
1.150
9
December 23, 2006
MP
PP
Pt.
ED
HS
Austria Helga Mitterböck
0
1
29
0.743
5
Japan Orie Hida
2
3
36
1.161
8th
December 22, 2006
MP
PP
Pt.
ED
HS
Netherlands Therese Klompenhouwer
0
0
10
0.344
2
Netherlands Therese Klompenhouwer
2
3
48
0.607
4th
December 23, 2006
MP
PP
Pt.
ED
HS
Belgium Danielle le Bruijn
0
2
57
0.721
6th
Netherlands Therese Klompenhouwer
2
3
42
0.688
4th
December 22, 2006
MP
PP
Pt.
ED
HS
Turkey Gülşen Degener
0
1
29
0.483
5
Turkey Gülşen Degener
2
3
46
0.464
4th
Spain Isabel Romia
0
2
50
0.505
5
Closing table
Final ranking
phase
space
Surname
MP
SV
Pt.
Recording
GD
BED
BSD
HS
final
1
Japan Orie Hida
12: 0
15: 2
195
239
0.815
1.161
4,000
8th
2
Netherlands Therese Klompenhouwer
10: 2
12: 7
183
261
0.701
0.921
1.333
9
Semi- finals
3
Turkey Gülşen Degener
8: 2
10: 7
163
271
0.601
0.918
2,500
8th
Japan Ayako Maehara
6: 4
8: 6
144
164
0.878
1.150
2,000
9
quarter- final
5
Spain Isabel Romia
4: 4
6: 6
118
232
0.508
0.600
0.923
5
6th
Czech Republic Irena Michalkova
4: 4
5: 5
92
182
0.505
0.657
1,200
5
7th
Belgium Danielle le Bruijn
4: 4
6: 7
131
222
0.590
0.660
1.714
6th
8th
Austria Helga Mitterböck
4: 4
5: 6
86
176
0.488
0.600
1.090
5
Group phase
9
Japan Namiko Mouri
2
4: 4
80
145
0.551
0.536
0.750
4th
10
Netherlands Gerrie Geelen
4th
4: 4
75
141
0.531
0.823
1,200
5
11
Netherlands Karina Jetten
2
4: 4
73
146
0.500
0.428
0.600
5
12
Japan Yuko Nishimoto
2
3: 4
70
117
0.598
0.545
0.800
4th
13
Austria Natasha Al-Mamar
0
2: 6
56
144
0.388
-
1,000
4th
14th
Spain Tanja Lopez
0
1: 6
46
115
0.400
-
0.571
3
15th
Germany Michaela Esser
0
1: 6
45
152
0.296
-
0.440
5
16
Korea South Park Soon-hyun
0
0: 6
38
105
0.361
-
-
3
Tournament average
1595
2812
0.567
Individual evidence
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Heinrich Weingartner: Billiards . No. 190 . Vienna December 2006, p. 9-11 .
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