8-ball

Ramon Mistica showed again his brilliance in 9-Ball and went undefeated throughout a two-day event last weekend at BREAK TIME Billiards in Modesto, California. The July 17-18 tournament was the 2nd stop of the California Pool Players Tour (CPPT). The $750-added event drew 24 Pro and A-level players, as well as 24 B and C-level

Jose “Amang” Parica had to pull a stool every time it was his turn to make a shot when he first played pool at his father’s billiard hall in Blumentritt, Manila. He was just seven years old when he first struck a cue ball with a cue that was much longer than his height, on

Marlon “Marvelous” Manalo leads nine (9) other Filipinos in the 2010 Guinness World Series 9-Ball Championships on July 28 to August 1 in Jakarta, Indonesia. “Baka dito sa Guinness sa Jakarta ay matumbok na natin ang titulo,” said Manalo, who shared his blessings yesterday with fellow Barangay Malamig residents by giving a feeding program and

Santos Sambajon Jr. arrived in L.A. last July 5 after a long drive from Chicago, IL. Santos has decided to move with his family from the “Windy City” to L.A. for good. Sonny, as most of his friends call him, has given up the cool weather and snowy season of the Midwest. Santos has decided

Ramon Mistica went undefeated through the field of L.A.’s best pool players, winning over Jenrick Buensuceso to reach the hot seat. Meeting him there was Fach Garcia, who had just bested Jun Almoite 7-5. Mistica dominated the hot seat match 7-2 and sent Garcia to the one-loss side. Once on the left side of the