2016 EBSA European Snooker Championship

EBSA European Snooker Championships

Tournament information
Dates	12–21 February 2016
Venue	Haston City Centre
City	Wrocław
Country	Poland
Winner's share	€3,300
Highest break	Michael Judge (133)
Final
Champion	Jak Jones
Runner-up	Jamie Rhys Clarke
Score	7–4
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The 2016 EBSA European Snooker Championships was an amateur snooker tournament that took place from 12 February to 21 February 2016 in Wrocław, Poland. It was the 25th edition of the EBSA European Snooker Championships and also doubles as a qualification event for the World Snooker Tour.

The tournament was won by 34th seed Jak Jones who defeated fellow countryman Jamie Rhys Clarke 7–4 in the final. This was Clarke's second consecutive loss in the European Championships final. As a result, Jones was given a two-year card on the professional World Snooker Tour for the 2016/2017 and 2017/2018 seasons.^[1]

Results

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Round 1

Best of 7 frames

65 Sascha Breuer 4–1 64 Paweł Koch 33 Dominik Scherübl 4–2 96 Ariel Trębocha 81 Maris Volajs 2–4 48 Lee Mein 49 Shachar Ruberg 4–2 80 Karol Lelek 73 Paul Schopf 3–4 56 Sigurdur Kristjansson 41 Roey Fernandez 3–4 88 Brian Ochoiski 89 Ales Herout 4–3 40 Aaron Busuttil 57 David Vaitzman 4–0 72 Ivan Kakovsky 69 Simon Zammit 4–3 60 Dermot McGlinchey 37 John Kennish 4–0 92 Barry Wraith 85 Erik Dullerud 0–4 44 Simon Lindblom 53 Chris Totten 4–0 76 Gianmarco Tonini 77 Maor Shalom 1–4 52 Lukas Krenek 45 Robin Otto 1–4 84 Niel Vincent 93 Kenan Terzić 4–1 36 Andreas Ploner 61 Paweł Rogoza 1–4 68 Belan Sharif

67 Conor McCormack 1–4 62 Suleman Salam 35 Laurens De Staelen 4–2 94 Tin Venos 83 Arpat Pulat 4–2 46 Shay Arama 51 Antonis Poullos 4–3 78 Danny Eriksen 75 Hans Nirnberger 1–4 54 Philip Ciantar 43 Daniel Mily 4–0 86 Eklent Kaçi 91 Maurice Le Duc 3–4 38 Chris Peplow 59 Mika Hummelin 4–1 70 Tom Zimmermann 71 Jarosław Kowalski 4–3 71 Simonas Dragunas 39 Felix Frede 4–1 90 Pedro France 87 Vilius Schulte 2–4 42 Mateusz Baranowski 55 Rune Kampe 4–0 74 Rodion Judin 79 Patryk Masłowski 4–2 50 Zsolt Fenyvesi 47 Jack Bradford 4–2 82 Sasa Stojanovic 95 David Gauthier 0–4 34 Jak Jones 63 Marek Zubrzycki 3–4 66 Maciej Kusak

Round 2

Best of 7 frames

1 Jamie Rhys Clarke 4–0 65 Sascha Breuer 33 Dominik Scherübl 2–4 32 Marcin Nitschke 17 Jason Devaney 4–0 48 Lee Mein 49 Shachar Ruberg 1–4 16 Alex Borg 9 Adam Stefanów 4–0 56 Sigurdur Kristjansson 88 Brian Ochoiski 0–4 24 Krzysztof Wróbel 25 Reind Duut 1–4 89 Ales Herout 57 David Vaitzman 3–4 8 David John 5 Michael Rhodes 4–2 69 Simon Zammit 37 John Kennish 1–4 28 Callum Downing 21 Tomasz Skalski 4–1 44 Simon Lindblom 53 Chris Totten 4–3 12 Kevin Van Hove 13 Kristján Helgason 4–3 52 Lukas Krenek 84 Niel Vincent 1–4 20 Rhydian Richards 29 Alex Taubman 1–4 36 Andreas Ploner 61 Paweł Rogoza 1–4 4 Michael Judge

3 Billy Joe Castle 4–1 62 Suleman Salam 35 Laurens De Staelen 0–4 30 Andres Petrov 19 Robert Carlisle 4–3 83 Arpat Pulat 51 Antonis Poullos 4–3 14 Patrick Einsle 11 Darryn Walker 4–0 54 Philip Ciantar 43 Daniel Mily 2–4 22 Jeff Jacobs 27 Jurian Heusdens 3–4 38 Chris Peplow 59 Mika Hummelin 2–4 6 Michael Collumb 7 Ryan Cronin 4–1 71 Jarosław Kowalski 39 Felix Frede 2–4 26 Alexander Ursenbacher 23 Adam Edge 1–4 42 Mateusz Baranowski 55 Rune Kampe 3–4 10 Kacper Filipiak 15 Josh Boileau 4–0 79 Patryk Masłowski 47 Jack Bradford 1–4 18 Brendan O'Donoghue 31 Lukas Kleckers 2–4 34 Jak Jones 66 Maciej Kusak 0–4 2 Brian Cini

	Round 2 Best of 7 frames					Round 3 Best of 9 frames					Quarter-Finals Best of 9 frames					Semi-Finals Best of 11 frames					Final Best of 13 frames
	1	Jamie Rhys Clarke	4
	32	Marcin Nitschke	1
						1	Jamie Rhys Clarke	5
						16	Alex Borg	3
	17	Jason Devaney	3
	16	Alex Borg	4
											1	Jamie Rhys Clarke	5
											9	Adam Stefanów	4
	9	Adam Stefanów	4
	24	Krzysztof Wróbel	1
						9	Adam Stefanów	5
						8	David John	3
	89	Ales Herout	3
	8	David John	4
																1	Jamie Rhys Clarke	6
																20	Rhydian Richards	5
	5	Michael Rhodes	4
	28	Callum Downing	1
						5	Michael Rhodes	3
						21	Tomasz Skalski	5
	21	Tomasz Skalski	4
	53	Chris Totten	1
											21	Tomasz Skalski	2
											20	Rhydian Richards	5
	13	Kristján Helgason	2
	20	Rhydian Richards	4
						20	Rhydian Richards	5
						4	Michael Judge	4
	36	Andreas Ploner	1
	4	Michael Judge	4
																					1	Jamie Rhys Clarke	4
																					34	Jak Jones	7
	3	Billy Joe Castle	0
	30	Andres Petrov	4
						30	Andres Petrov	5
						19	Robert Carlisle	2
	19	Robert Carlisle	4
	51	Antonis Poullos	0
											30	Andres Petrov	5
											6	Michael Collumb	1
	11	Darryn Walker	0
	22	Jeff Jacobs	4
						22	Jeff Jacobs	3
						6	Michael Collumb	5
	36	Chris Peplow	1
	6	Michael Collumb	4
																30	Andres Petrov	4
																34	Jak Jones	6
	7	Ryan Cronin	0
	26	Alexander Ursenbacher	4
						26	Alexander Ursenbacher	2
						10	Kacper Filipiak	5
	42	Mateusz Baranowski	3
	10	Kacper Filipiak	4
											10	Kacper Filipiak	4
											34	Jak Jones	5
	15	Josh Boileau	1
	18	Brendan O'Donoghue	4
						18	Brendan O'Donoghue	3
						34	Jak Jones	5
	34	Jak Jones	4
	2	Brian Cini	0

References

1. "JAK JONES IS THE NEW EUROPEAN CHAMPION". European Billiards & Snooker Association. Retrieved 6 March 2016.
2. "European Snooker Championship Men → Wrocław / Poland 2016". European Billiards & Snooker Association. Retrieved 13 June 2015.