2018_WSF_Championship

WSF Championship
Tournament information
Dates	18–24 March 2018
Venue	Dolmen Hotel Malta
City	Qawra
Country	Malta
Organisation	WSF
Total prize fund	€28,300
Winner's share	€10,300
Highest break	Igor Figueiredo (131)
Final
Champion	Luo Honghao
Runner-up	Adam Stefanow
Score	6–0
	2020 →

2018 WSF Championship

2018 Amateur Snooker tournament

The 2018 WSF Championship was the first edition of the WSF Championship, an amateur snooker tournament that took place from 18 March to 24 March 2018 in Qawra, Malta. It was the first edition of the WSF Championships and also doubled as a qualification event for the World Snooker Tour. The best four players (all semi-finalists) received an invitation to compete in the 2018 World Snooker Championship. Two best players (both finalists) received a Main Tour Card for the 2018/2019 season.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]^[8]^[9]

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The tournament was televised in Malta by TVM2.^[10]

Results

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Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Michael Collumb	12	3	9
2	Marcin Nitschke	10	4	6
3	Cedric Van Wassenhove	7	9	−2
4	Joseph Casha	4	9	−5
5	Waratthanun Sukritthanes	4	12	−8

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	David Lilley	12	0	12
2	Marvin Lim Chun Kiat	9	6	3
3	Ross Symes	8	8	0
4	Mario Brincat	5	9	−4
5	Alessandro Maciel	1	12	−11

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Kristján Helgason	12	1	11
2	Ryan Thomerson	10	5	5
3	Tom Limor	7	7	0
4	Laurens de Staelen	4	12	−8
5	John Farrugia	3	11	−8

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Kacper Filipiak	12	1	11
2	Isaac Borg	8	7	1
3	Gao Yang	8	8	0
4	Patrik Tiihonen	7	10	−3
5	Carlos Loberto	3	12	−9

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Luo Honghao	12	3	9
2	Steve Mifsud	9	4	5
3	Andres Petrov	8	6	2
4	Daniel O'Regan	4	11	−7
5	Matthew Calleja	3	12	−9

2018_WSF_Championship

2018 WSF Championship

Prize fund

Results

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Group E

Group F

Group G

Group H

Group I

Group J

Group K

Group L

Group M

Group N

Group O

Group P

Group Q

Group R

Knockout stage

Round 1

Other rounds

Century breaks

References

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Tournament information
Dates	18–24 March 2018 (2018-03-18 – 2018-03-24)
Venue	Dolmen Hotel Malta
City	Qawra
Country	Malta
Organisation	WSF
Total prize fund	€28,300
Winner's share	€10,300
Highest break	Igor Figueiredo (131)
Final
Champion	Luo Honghao
Runner-up	Adam Stefanow
Score	6–0
2020 →

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Ross Vallance	12	0	12
2	Alex Taubman	9	4	5
3	Philip Ciantar	6	7	−1
4	Nutcharut Wongharuthai	5	9	−4
5	Mohammed El Idrissi	0	12	−12

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Darren Morgan	12	4	8
2	Brian Cini	11	3	8
3	Philip O`Connor	6	8	−2
4	Vladu Mihai	6	11	−5
5	Nicolly Christo	3	12	−9

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Igor Figueiredo	9	1	8
2	Clayton Castaldi	7	6	1
3	Dylan Gault	5	8	−3
4	Khalid Kamali	3	9	−6

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Ratchayothin Yotharuck	9	4	5
2	Chris Peplow	9	5	4
3	Jeff Jacobs	9	7	2
4	Andrew Pagett	8	8	0
5	Edmond Ndou	1	12	−11

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Adam Stefanow	12	0	12
2	Saqib Nasir	9	5	4
3	Ang Boon Chin	7	7	0
4	Iulian Boiko	4	10	−6
5	Bendaoud Kamal	2	12	−10

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Aaron Busuttil	7	4	3
1	Jamie Clarke	7	4	3
3	Suleman Kukka Salam	6	6	0
4	Mohammed Al Joker	3	9	−6

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Andreas Ploner	12	4	8
2	Fraser Patrick	10	8	2
3	Simon Zammit	9	8	1
4	Jon Ingi Ægisson	6	9	−3
5	Saif Alketbi	4	12	−8

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Kishan Hirani	12	4	8
2	Yuttapop Pakpoj	10	6	4
3	Belan Sharif	7	9	−2
4	Rebecca Kenna	7	11	−4
5	Esa Oikarinen	6	12	−6

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Mateusz Baranowski	12	1	11
2	Noel Landers	9	7	2
3	Reanne Evans	7	8	−1
4	Ahmed Shehab	5	11	−6
5	Heikki Niva	4	10	−6

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Joe O'Connor	12	3	9
2	Grzegorz Biernadski	10	6	4
3	Arthur Cachia	9	8	1
4	Benny Loh	4	9	−5
5	Benjamin McCabe	3	12	−9

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Duncan Bezzina	9	4	5
2	Kobe Vanoppen	9	6	3
3	TJ Dowling	8	6	2
4	Stuart Watson	8	7	1
5	Israel Pertman	1	12	−11

Round 2 Best of 7 frames			Round 3 Best of 7 frames			Quarter-Finals Best of 7 frames			Semi-Finals Best of 7 frames			Final Best of 11 frames

1	Adam Stefanow	4

32	Fraser Patrick	1
			1	Adam Stefanow	4

			17	Duncan Bezzina	1
17	Duncan Bezzina	4

16	Ratchayothin Yotharuck	2
						1	Adam Stefanow	4

						8	Igor Figueiredo	2
9	Michael Judge	4

24	Steve Mifsud	2
			9	Michael Judge	2

			8	Igor Figueiredo	4
25	Saif Al Shamsi	0

8	Igor Figueiredo	4
									1	Adam Stefanow	4

									5	Kristján Helgason	3
5	Kristján Helgason	4

37	Andres Petrov	0
			5	Kristján Helgason	4

			21	Marcin Nitschke	0
21	Marcin Nitschke	4

54	Cedric Van Wassenhove	0
						5	Kristján Helgason	4

						13	Kishan Hirani	2
13	Kishan Hirani	4

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Kevin Hanssens	12	0	12
2	Saif Al Shamsi	9	5	4
3	Frans Mintoff	7	7	0
4	Dorjan Maknori	5	10	−5
5	Andrei Orzan	1	12	−11

Place	Player	Frames won	Frames lost	Difference
1	Michael Judge	12	2	10
2	Kuldesh Johal	10	8	2
3	Sergey Isaenko	7	7	0
4	Jason Peplow	7	8	−1
5	Shai Yair	1	12	−11