2013 EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championship

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EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championships

Tournament information
Dates	18–22 March 2013 (2013-03-18 – 2013-03-22)
City	Bor
Country	Serbia
Organisation	EBSA
Final
Champion	James Cahill
Runner-up	Ashley Carty
Score	6–0
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Snooker tournament

The 2013 EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championships was an amateur snooker tournament held in Bor Serbia from 18 March to 22 March 2013. It was the 17th edition of the EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championships and it also doubles as a qualification event for the World Snooker Tour.

The tournament was won by 14th seed James Cahill who defeated fellow Englishman Ashley Carty with 6–0 score in the final. This resulted being the only whitewashplayer to win the final by a in the tournaments history. As a result, Cahill was given a two-year card on the professional World Snooker Tour for the 2013/2014 and 2014/2015 seasons.

Results

Round 1

Best of 7 frames

33 Georgi Velichkov 4–3 32 Felix Frede 17 Lee Mein 4–2 48 Nathanaël Beckrich 41 David Corens 3–4 24 Lukas Kleckers 25 Andreas Ploner 4–2 40 Markus Pfistermüller 37 Marco Mucci 0–4 28 Sascha Breuer 21 Josh Boileau 4–0 44 Alexis Callewaert 45 Heikki Niva 4–1 20 Olli-Pekka Virho 29 Vladyslav Vyshnevskyy 4–1 36 Vladu Mihai

35 Vilius Schulte 4–1 30 Ivailo Pekov 19 Joseph McLaren 4–3 46 Jeff Jacobs 43 Mario Amza 0–4 22 Brian Cini 27 Kacper Filipiak 4–2 38 Maor Shalom 39 Andy McCloskey 1–4 26 Darryl Hill 23 Jason Devaney 4–1 42 Jakub Koniar 47 Sam Thomas 4–0 18 Robin Otto 31 Andrew Doherty 4–0 34 Jesse Huttunen

	Round 2 Best of 7 frames					Round 3 Best of 7 frames					Quarter-Finals Best of 9 frames					Semi-Finals Best of 9 frames					Final Best of 11 frames
	1	Duane Jones	4
	33	Georgi Velichkov	0
						1	Duane Jones	4
						17	Lee Mein	3
	17	Lee Mein	4
	16	Siarhei Melnichonak	1
											1	Duane Jones	4
											24	Lukas Kleckers	3
	9	Dylan Craig	3
	24	Lukas Kleckers	4
						24	Lukas Kleckers	4
						8	Jamie Clarke	3
	25	Andreas Ploner	1
	8	Jamie Clarke	4
																1	Duane Jones	2
																4	Ashley Carty	5
	5	Alexander Ursenbacher	4
	28	Sascha Breuer	2
						5	Alexander Ursenbacher	4
						12	Rhys Clark	0
	21	Josh Boileau	1
	12	Rhys Clark	4
											12	Alexander Ursenbacher	3
											4	Ashley Carty	4
	13	Shachar Ruberg	4
	45	Heikki Niva	1
						13	Shachar Ruberg	3
						4	Ashley Carty	4
	29	Vladyslav Vyshnevskyy	0
	4	Ashley Carty	4
																					4	Ashley Carty	0
																					14	James Cahill	6
	3	Ross Muir	4
	35	Vilius Schulte	3
						3	Ross Muir	3
						14	James Cahill	4
	19	Joseph McLaren	3
	14	James Cahill	4
											14	James Cahill	4
											11	Elliot Slessor	1
	11	Elliot Slessor	4
	22	Brian Cini	0
						11	Elliot Slessor	4
						6	Adam Stefanów	0
	27	Kacper Filipiak	2
	6	Adam Stefanów	4
																14	James Cahill	5
																26	Darryl Hill	1
	7	Edward Topham	1
	26	Darryl Hill	4
						26	Darryl Hill	4
						10	Shane Castle	1
	23	Jason Devaney	0
	10	Shane Castle	4
											26	Darryl Hill	4
											2	Ryan Cronin	3
	15	Declan Brennan	4
	47	Sam Thomas	1
						15	Declan Brennan	1
						2	Ryan Cronin	4
	31	Andrew Doherty	0
	2	Ryan Cronin	4

References

1. ^ "CAHILL CROWNED U-21 CHAMPION". ebsa.tv. Archived from the original on 30 May 2015. Retrieved 27 May 2015.
2. ^ "European Snooker Championship U21 - Bor / Serbia 2013". European Billiards & Snooker Association. Archived from the original on 26 March 2013. Retrieved 23 March 2013.