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U16 competition round-robin matches underway
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The U16 event of the 2023 EBSA European Snooker Championships started this Monday morning with the best ob three frames round-robin stage matches to all the 60 competitiors aiming for the continental crown at St. Paul’s Bay Dolmen Hotel, in Malta.
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Scotland, with Steven Wardropper and Jack Borwick among a fleet of six, as much as half a dozens competitors from Ukraine – with Roman Blakyta and Matvei Lagodzinschii once again carrying their own flag in the event – lead thw way anong strong oppositions coming from Ireland, England, Malta, Poland and Wales, each and everyone of them also with a handfull of future stars at this U16 competition, eut first of four to take place in Malta for the next twoo weeks.
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Some players like the 14 years aged Moldova’s Vladislav Gradinari: after losing only to Tom Ford at the ‘Shoot Out’ this year, Vlad are going for ‘the full mounty’: he is are going to play also the U18 European Snooker Championships – starting on Tuesday, March 7th… but also the U21 and Men’s event. Marathon men, step forward when your passion for snooker has no limits.
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Passionate fans, feel free to drop by at St. Paul’s Bay Dolmen hotel and take a glance of tomorrow’s aces starting showing their skills this 2023 European Snooker Champioships. The youngest one is 8 years old Malta’s Adam Pace, who presents himself with a 37 has his best break in an official match but already an astonishing 64 breat during practice.
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