Billiards and Snooker at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games

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Billards and Snooker
Billards and Snooker
Venue Makati Coliseum
Location Makati City, Metro Manila
Date started November 27, 2005
Date finished December 4, 2005
Billards and Snooker

Billiards and Snooker at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games were held at the Makati Coliseum in Makati City, Metro Manila. Participants competed in several events. This was the first time that women were allowed to compete in the events.

[edit] Medal winners

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Snooker Singles Issara Kachaiwong
( Thailand)
Nitiwat Kanjanasari
(Thailand)
Moh Keen Hoo
(Malaysia)
Men's Snooker Team Philippines
Alex Pagulayan
Joven Alba
Leonardo Andam
Thailand
Nitiwat Kanjanjanasri
Phaithoon Phonbun
Supoj Saenla
Indonesia
Rudy Sulaeman
Bambang Saputra
Men's 1 Cushion Carom Nguyen Thanh Binh
(Vietnam)
Le Phuoc Loi
(Vietnam)
Reynaldo Grandea
(Philippines)
Men's English Singles Nguyen Thanh Long
(Vietnam)
U Kyaw Oo
(Myanmar)
Hasan Manfaluti
(Indonesia)
Men's English Doubles Myanmar
U Kyaw Oo
U Aung San Oo
Thailand
Praput Chaithanasakun
Attasit Mahitthi
Malaysia
Lean Kam Beng
Roslan Yurnalis
Men's 8 Ball Singles Alex Pagulayan
(Philippines)
Lee Van Corteza
(Philippines)
Tey Choon Kiat
(Singapore)
Men's 8 Ball Doubles Philippines
Lee Van Corteza
Antonio Gabica
Vietnam
Nguyen Phuc Long
Nguyen Thanh Nam
Singapore
Tey Choon Kiat
Chan Keng Kwang
Men's 9 Ball Singles Chan Keng Kwang
(Singapore)
Luong Chi Dung
(Vietnam)
Ooi Fook Yuen
(Malaysia)
Men's 9 Ball Doubles Philippines
Alex Pagulayan
Dennis Orcullo
Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh Nam
Luong Chi Dung
Singapore
Toh Lian Han
Chan Keng Kwang
Men's 15 Ball Singles Ronato Alcano
( Philippines)
Antonio Gabica
( Philippines)
Muhamad Junarto
( Indonesia)
Men's 15 Ball Doubles Philippines
Ronato Alcano
Leonardo Andam
Thailand
Tepwin Arunnath
Amnuayporn Chotipong
Malaysia
Ibrahim Amir
Ooi Fook Yuen
Women's 8 Ball Singles Rubilen Amit
( Philippines)
Hoe Shu Wah
( Singapore)
Charlene Chai Zeet Huey
( Singapore)
Women's 9 Ball Singles Rubilen Amit
( Philippines)
Suhana Dewi Sabtu
( Malaysia)
Hoe Shu Wah
( Singapore)

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