European Youth Pool Billiards 2009

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The 2009 Youth Pool Billiards European Championship was the 29th edition of the Youth Continental Championship in pool billiards organized by the European Pocket Billiard Federation . It took place from August 1st to 8th in the sports hall of the Ense school in Bad Wildungen . The disciplines 14/1 endless , 8-ball and 9-ball were played in the categories juniors, schoolchildren and juniors. European team champions were also determined for the juniors and the students.

Medalist

discipline gold silver bronze
Juniors - 14/1 endless RussiaRussia Ruslan Tschinachow GermanyGermany Dominic Jentsch HungaryHungary Mate Hazay Bartosz Rozwadowski
PolandPoland
Juniors - 8-ball RussiaRussia Roman Pruchai AustriaAustria Jürgen Jenisy PolandPoland Mieszko Fortuński Francisco Sánchez
SpainSpain
Juniors - 9-Ball RussiaRussia Roman Pruchai SpainSpain Francisco Sánchez GreeceGreece Alexander Kazakis Mieszko Fortuński
PolandPoland
Junior team GermanyGermany Germany RussiaRussia Russia HungaryHungary Hungary Austria
AustriaAustria 
Student - 14/1 endless GermanyGermany Manuel Ederer PolandPoland Wojciech Szewczyk NetherlandsNetherlands Daniel Gollnhuber Marcel Fortuński
AustriaAustria
Student - 8-ball PolandPoland Marek Kudlik PolandPoland Wojciech Szewczyk NetherlandsNetherlands Etienne Hekkelman Ilya Khayrullin
RussiaRussia
Student - 9-Ball NetherlandsNetherlands Etienne Hekkelman GermanyGermany Lars Kuckherm PolandPoland Konrad Piekarski Mario He
AustriaAustria
Student team NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands GermanyGermany Germany PolandPoland Poland Russia
RussiaRussia 
Juniors - 14/1 endless GermanyGermany Jasmine Michel RussiaRussia Daria Sirotina LuxembourgLuxembourg Catherine Wirtz Nataliya Seroshtan
RussiaRussia
Juniors - 8-ball RussiaRussia Anastasia Nechaeva RussiaRussia Daria Sirotina BelgiumBelgium Kamila Khodjaeva Simone Künzl
GermanyGermany
Juniors - 9-Ball PolandPoland Monika Zabek BelgiumBelgium Kamila Khodjaeva AustriaAustria Petra Stadlbauer Vivien-Kathy It's a shame
GermanyGermany

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hall Of Fame Results (Juniors - Straight) on the EPBF website
  2. ↑ Hall Of Fame Results (Juniors - 8-Ball) on the EPBF website
  3. ↑ Hall Of Fame Results (Juniors - 9-Ball) on the EPBF website
  4. ^ Hall Of Fame Results (Juniors - Teams) on the EPBF website
  5. ↑ Hall Of Fame Results (Pupils - Straight) on the EPBF website
  6. ↑ Hall Of Fame Results (Pupils - 8-Ball) on the EPBF website
  7. ↑ Hall Of Fame Results (Pupils - 9-Ball) on the EPBF website
  8. ^ Hall Of Fame Results (Pupils - Teams) on the EPBF website
  9. ↑ Hall Of Fame Results (Girls - Straight) on the EPBF website
  10. ↑ Hall Of Fame Results (Girls - 8-Ball) on the EPBF website
  11. ↑ Hall Of Fame Results (Girls - 9-Ball) on the EPBF website