Elmer "Junior" Jueco

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Elmer "Junior" Jueco is an amateur pool player from Anchorage, Alaska, considered to be one of the best pocket billiards players in Alaska today.^{[citation needed]} Elmer is known by his nickname "Junior", as his father, an accomplished pool player from the Phillipines,^{[citation needed]} is known as Elmer.

Junior Jueco is the 2006 & 2007 Alaska State Champion in 8-ball and 9-ball. Winning his first state title at the age of 18, Jueco holds a number of other local titles as well as a 7th-8th place finish in the 2006 BCA Amateur Nationals 8-Ball Championship.^{[citation needed]}

In the recent 2007 Derby City Classic One-Pocket Event, Junior finished 13th-18th, defeating notable players such as Rob Saez and Rodolfo Luat with an eventual loss to Francisco Bustamante.^{[citation needed]}

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2006 BCA Amateur Nationals 8-Ball Championship Results — 7th-8th place finish
2007 Derby City Classic Results — 13th-18th place finish
Picture — Junior playing in the 2007 Derby City Classic One-Pocket Event (3rd picture down)

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