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PHL TEAM ADVANCES TO THE KO STAGE OF WORLD TEAM EVENT IN CHINA PhilBoxing.com Tue, 03 Jul 2012 Total Points after two rounds in Group A Philippines 6, Indonesia 3, Croatia 3, Estonia 0 Winner gets 3 points, loser none, tie gets 1 point. The top 2 teams in each group advance to final 16. The 4 best 3rd place teams also advance. THE Philippines, with the great Efren "Bata" Reyes, Francisco "Django" Bustamante, Dennis "Robocop" Orcollo and Rubilen "Bingkay" Amit had no trouble in manhandling Estonia, winning 5-1 made up by Erki Erm, Joonas Saska, Mark Magi and Anna Grintosuk advanced to the knock-out stage on Day 2 of the 2012 World Pool Team Championships at the Tongzhou Luhe High School in Beijing, China yesterday. "Today (Tuesday) is last day of group stage but Philippines will go through they already have 6 points. Tommrow (Wednesday) it starts the real action now is just group stage," said American journalist and commentator Ted Lerner, spokesman and publicist of the World Pool-Billiards Association (WPA). Inspired by their supporters PHL God Father Aristeo "Putch" Puyat and sportsman/businessman Ceferino "Perry" Mariano, the Team Philippines defeated Indonesia, 4-2, made up by Ricky Wang, Isral Afrinneza Nasution, Muhammad Zulfikri and Amand Rahayu in the opening round in Group A. The Indons bounced back in contention by blanking Team Croatia, 6-0, spearheaded by Ivica Putnik, Bozo Primic, Carlo Calmatin and Zrinka Antonijevic. Last night, Team Philippines battling in a no bearing game against Team Croatia. After two games of play in Group A, Philippines 6, Indonesia 3, Croatia 3, and Estonia 0 in this $300,000 total pot prize tournament with the winning team will pocketed $80,000 while the runner up team will take home $40,000. The format call winner gets 3 points, loser none, tie gets 1 point. The top 2 teams in each group advance to final 16. The 4 best 3rd place teams also advance. Meanwhile, Great Britain, China 1 and 2, Taiwan and Japan also won their matches for the second straight day and ensured their places in the single elimination round of 16 which begins on Wednesday. Germany finally got a win and is looking strong for a place in the final 16. South Korea won again and is probably the leading dark horse in the 24 team competition. @@@ Results from Day 2, Group Stages Winner gets 3 points, loser none, tie gets 1 point. The top 2 teams in each group advance to final 16. The 4 best 3rd place teams also advance Group A Indonesia 6 ? 0 Croatia Philippines 5 - 1 Estonia Total Points after two rounds Philippines 6, Indonesia 3, Croatia 3, Estonia 0 Group B Canada 4 - 2 Finland China 1 4 ? 2 Malaysia Total Points after two rounds China 1- 6, Canada 3, Finland 3, Malaysia 0 Group C Australia 3 - 3 Hong Kong China 2 6 - 0 Singapore Total Points after two rounds China 2- 6, Hong Kong 2, Singapore 1, Australia 1 Group D Poland 3 - 3 Sweden Japan 4 - 2 Vietnam Total Points after two rounds Japan 6, Sweden 2, Poland 1, Vietnam 1 Group E South Korea 5 ? 1 South Africa Great Britain 6 ? 0 India Total Points after two rounds Great Britain 6, South Korea 6, South Africa 0, India 0 Group F Germany 6 ? 0 Mongolia Chinese Taipei 6 ? 0 Norway Total Points after two rounds Chinese Taipei 6, Germany 4, Norway 1, Mongolia Scheduled Matches for Day 3, last day of the Group Stage Estonia vs. Indonesia Philippines vs. Croatia Malaysia vs. Canada China 1 vs. Finland Singapore vs. Australia China 2 vs. Hong Kong Vietnam vs. Poland Japan vs. Sweden India vs. South Africa Norway vs. Mongolia Great Britain vs. South Korea Chinese Taipei vs. Germany Results from Day 1, Group Stages Winner gets 3 points, loser none, tie gets 1 point Prize Money Winning Team: $80,000 Runner Up: $40,000 Semi-finalist: $20,000 5-8: $12,000 9-16: $7500 17-24: $4000 Teams Group A Philippines?Efren Reyes, Francisco Bustamante, Dennis Orcullo, Rubilen Amit Croatia?Ivica Putnik, Bozo Primic, Carlo Calmatin Zrinka Antonijevic Estonia?Erki Erm, Joonas Saska, Mark Magi, Anna Grintosuk Indonesia?Ricky Wang, Isral Afrinneza Nasution, Muhammad Zulfikri, Amand Rahayu Group B China 1?Li He Wen, Fu Jianbo, Liu Haitao, Fu Xiaofang, Pan Xiao Ting Finland?Peter Makkonen, Aki Heiskanen, Abbas Al-Marayati, Marika Pokkijoki Canada?Jason Klatt, John Morra, Erik Hjorleifson, Brittany Bryant Malaysia?Ibrahim Amir, Patrick Ooi, Moh Keen Hoo, Klaudia Djajalie Group C China 2?Dang Jinhu, Dai Yong, Han Haoxiang, Liu Shasha, Chen Siming Hong Kong?Kenny Kwok, Lee Chenman, Andrew Kong, Ellen Cheung, Ruby Cheung Singapore?Sharik Aslam Sayed, Toh Lian Han, Aloysius Yapp, Lum Wai Keong, Ann Koh Seng Australia?David Rothall, Louis Condo, Robby Foldvari, Lyndall Hulley Group D Japan?Yukio Akagariyama, Toru Kuribayashi, Naoyuki Oi, Chihiro Kawahara Sweden?Marcus Chamat, Tomas Larsson, Andreas Gerwen, Carline Roos Vietnam?Do The Kien, Nguyen Anh Tuan, Nguyen Manh Tung, Doan Thi Ngoc Le Poland?Mateusz Sniegocki, Radoslaw Babica, Tomasz Kaplan, Oliwia Czuprynska Group E Great Britain?Darren Appleton, Daryl Peach, Chris Melling, Mark Gray, Kelly Fisher South Korea?Lee Wansu, Ryu Seungwoo, Hwang Yong, Kim Ga Young India-- Alok Kumar, Sundeep Gulati, Syed Habib, Neena Praveen South Africa?Dave Van Den Berg, Dino Nair, Nickie Erasmus, Nicola Roussouw Group F Chinese Taipei?Chang Jung Lin, Fu Che Wei, Ko Pin Yi, Chieh Yu Chou Germany?Oliver Ortmann, Thorsten Hohmann, Ralf Souquet, Jasmin Michel Norway-- Roger Rasmussen, Mats Schjetne, Matey Ullah, Ine Helvik Mongolia?L. Munkbold, L. Delgerdalai, T. Amarjargal, B. Uyanga, A. Batkhuu  |
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