2017 EBSA European Under-18 Snooker Championship

EBSA European Under-18 Snooker Championship
Tournament information
Dates 6–8 March 2017
City Nicosia
Country Cyprus
Organisation(s) EBSA
Highest break Republic of Ireland A. Hill (102)
Final
Champion Wales Jackson Page
Runner-up Israel Amir Nardeia
Score 5–3
2016
2018

The 2017 EBSA European Under-18 Snooker Championship was an amateur snooker tournament that took place from 6 March to 8 March 2017 in Nicosia, Cyprus. It was the 2nd edition of the EBSA European Under-18 Snooker Championships.

The tournament was won by the 2016 runner-up and 2016 World Under-18 Snooker Champion Jackson Page who defeated the number 8 seed Amir Nardeia 5–3 in the final.[1][2]

Results

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Round 1

Best of 5 frames

33 Finland Jere Virtaranta 0–3 32 Czech Republic Jiri Kubis
17 Belgium Ben Mertens 3–1 48 Republic of Ireland Mark Gleeson
49 Czech Republic Ales Herout 1–3 16 France Brian Ochoiski
41 Bulgaria Aleks Hubanov 0–3 24 England Jack Harris
25 Poland Bartosz Utkowski 0–3 40 Germany Umut Dikme
37 Wales Conor Caniff 3–1 28 Lithuania Marius Stanaitis
21 Northern Ireland Christopher Clifford 0–3 44 Russia Ivan Kakovsky
53 Romania Maxim Ene 2–3 12 Northern Ireland Shea Moore
13 Republic of Ireland Noel Landers 3–0 52 Netherlands Hugo Van Houten
45 Bulgaria Viktor Iliev 0–3 20 Poland Daniel Holoyda
29 Austria Oskar Charlesworth 1–3 36 Latvia Sergejs Sergejev

35 Latvia Filips Kalniņš 0–3 30 Republic of Ireland Aaron Hill
19 England Mark Lloyd 2–3 46 Romania Sebastian Musat
51 Romania Matei Rosca 2–3 14 Scotland Dean Young
11 England Taylor Fish 3–2 54 Ukraine Iulian Boiko
43 France Nicolas Mortreux 2–3 22 Bulgaria David Davidkov
27 Cyprus Mehrab Soltanali 0–3 38 Belgium Julien Leclercq
39 Romania Riti Eduard 0–3 26 Finland Patrik Tiihonen
23 Croatia Jan Jelenić 1–3 42 Scotland Aaron Graham
15 Wales Dylan Emery 3–0 50 Poland Antoni Kowalski
47 Hungary Attila Horváth 3–1 18 Romania Tudor Popescu
31 Wales Josh White 2–3 34 Russia Kirill Petrov


Round 2
Best of 5 frames
Round 3
Best of 5 frames
Quarter-Finals
Best of 7 frames
Semi-Finals
Best of 7 frames
Final
Best of 9 frames
               
1 Belgium S. Sokolowski 3
32 Czech Republic J. Kubis 0
1 Belgium S. Sokolowski 2
16 France B. Ochoiski 3
17 Belgium B. Mertens 0
16 France B. Ochoiski 3
16 France B. Ochoiski 3
8 Israel A. Nardeia 4
9 Austria F. Nüßle 3
24 England J. Harris 0
9 Austria F. Nüßle 0
8 Israel A. Nardeia 3
40 Germany U. Dikme 0
8 Israel A. Nardeia 3
8 Israel A. Nardeia 4
44 Russia I. Kakovsky 2
5 Republic of Ireland R. Bulman 2
37 Wales C. Caniff 3
37 Wales C. Caniff 0
44 Russia I. Kakovsky 3
44 Russia I. Kakovsky 3
12 Northern Ireland S. Moore 1
44 Russia I. Kakovsky 4
4 Northern Ireland F. Quinn 0
13 Republic of Ireland N. Landers 3
20 Poland D. Holoyda 2
13 Republic of Ireland N. Landers 2
4 Northern Ireland F. Quinn 3
36 Latvia S. Sergejev 0
4 Northern Ireland F. Quinn 3
8 Israel A. Nardeia 3
2 Wales J. Page 5
3 Wales T. Rees 2
30 Republic of Ireland A. Hill 3
30 Republic of Ireland A. Hill 3
14 Scotland D. Young 1
46 Romania S. Musat 0
14 Scotland D. Young 3
30 Republic of Ireland A. Hill 4
11 England T. Fish 0
11 England T. Fish 3
22 Bulgaria D. Davidkov 1
11 England T. Fish 3
38 Belgium J. Leclercq 1
38 Belgium J. Leclercq 3
6 Northern Ireland J. O'Hagan 2
30 Republic of Ireland A. Hill 2
2 Wales J. Page 4
7 Germany L. Lehmann 3
26 Finland P. Tiihonen 2
7 Germany L. Lehmann 0
10 Poland M. Kotiuk 3
42 Scotland A. Graham 1
10 Poland M. Kotiuk 3
10 Poland M. Kotiuk 0
2 Wales J. Page 4
15 Wales D. Emery 3
47 Hungary A. Horváth 2
15 Wales D. Emery 2
2 Wales J. Page 3
34 Russia K. Petrov 0
2 Wales J. Page 3

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