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Craig Riley

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Craig Riley
Personal information
Born9 January 1974 (1974-01-09) (age 50)
Grimsby Town, Humberside, England
Sport
SportSnooker, English & American Pool

Craig Alan Riley BEng(Hons), (born 9 January 1974) is an English professional pool (and former YTS snooker) player. Riley was named in the top 100 pool players in the world [1] by his peers in an article published in Pool & Billiards magazine in April 2007.

Biography[edit]

Early career[edit]

American Pool[edit]

Personal life[edit]

Titles & Achievements[edit]

Snooker[edit]

  • First YTS Snooker Player

English Pool[edit]

  • Winner - UK Speed Pool Championships
  • Winner - Reighton Sands Pro-Am National Singles
  • Winner - Reighton Sands Pro-Am National Doubles
  • Winner - Beachcomber National Pro-Am Singles
  • Winner - Beachcomber National Pro-Am Teams
  • 3 x Winner - Grimsby Town 8 Ball Singles Champion
  • England National Team Invitation

American Pool[edit]

8 Ball[edit]

  • 9th - US Open 8 Ball Championships, 2015 [2][3]
  • 5th - Australian Open 8 Ball Championships, 2015
  • 13th - BCA World Singles Championships, 2003
  • 4th - VNEA World Team Championships, 2016

9 Ball[edit]

  • 3rd - Korean International 9 Ball Championships 2005 [4]
  • 3rd - Hard Times Summer Jamboree [5]
  • 2nd - VNEA 9 Ball Singles Championships, 2005
  • 5th - VNEA 9 Ball Singles Championships, 2004
  • 2nd - Central Coast Classic 9 Ball Championships

10 Ball[edit]

  • 1st - New South Wales State 10 Ball, 2015
  • 17th - World 10 Ball Championships, Florida

Straight Pool[edit]

  • 9th - WPA World Straight Pool Championships 2006 [6]
  • 17th - World Straight Pool Championships 2007 [7]

Rankings[edit]

  • 61st - Highest WPA World Ranking
  • 40th - Highest Euro Tour Ranking
  • 93rd - Top 100 Pool Players in the World Poll

High Runs[edit]

  • 139 Snooker Break
  • 121 Straight Pool Run [8]

TV & Notable Performances[edit]

  • 10-4 win over hall of famer Oliver Ortman at the 2006 Austrian Euro Tour streamed live on the BetnWin Website.[9]
  • 9-7 win over eventual event winner Nick Van Den Berg at the 2006 Prague Euro Tour.[10]
  • 9-8 Loss to eventual event winner Christian Reimering at the 2007 Italian Eurotour live on the BetnWin Website.[11]
  • 7-4 Loss to Charlie Williams at the 2005 Korean Open semi-final shown live on ESPN MBC Korea.
  • Eliminated hall of famer Johnny Archer from the 2007 World Straight Pool Championships.
  • 11-9 Loss to the games greatest player - Efren Reyes in a challenge match in Manila, Philippines in 2005

References[edit]

  1. "Top 100 pool players in the world" (PDF). www.thelifeofriley.org. Pool & Billiards Digest. Retrieved 1 April 2007.
  2. "AZ Billiards – US Open 8 Ball Championships 2015". azbilliards.com. AZ Billiards. Retrieved 29 July 2015.
  3. "AZ Billiards – US Open Final 6 Players". azbilliards.com. AZ Billiards. Retrieved 31 July 2015.
  4. "Korea International Championship Day Two". azbilliards.com. AZ Billiards. Retrieved 15 July 2005.
  5. "Hard Times 9-Ball Underway". azbilliards.com. AZ Billiards. Retrieved 18 July 2005.
  6. "WPA World 14.1 Straight Pool Championship". www.wpa-pool.com. World Pool Association. Retrieved 13 July 2006.
  7. "PREDATOR WPA WORLD STRAIGHT POOL CHAMPIONSHIP 2007". www.azbilliards.com. AZ Billiards. Retrieved 14 July 2007.
  8. "121 Straight Pool High Run". www.youtube.com. YouTube. Retrieved 22 Jan 2007.
  9. "Euro Tour Results". www.kozoom.com. Kozoom. Retrieved 6 Jul 2006.
  10. "Euro Tour Results". www.kozoom.com. Kozoom. Retrieved 7 Jun 2006.
  11. "Euro Tour Results". www.kozoom.com. Kozoom. Retrieved 11 Apr 2007.

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