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The 2009 Mosconi Cup, the 16th edition of the annual nine-ball pool competition between teams representing Europe and the United States, took place 10–13 December 2009 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.[1]
2009 Mosconi Cup | |
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Dates | 10–13 December |
Venue | MGM Grand |
Location | Las Vegas, Nevada |
Captains | Nick Varner (US) Alex Lely (EU) |
MVP | Dennis Hatch (US) |
11 – 7 United States wins the Mosconi Cup | |
Team USA won the Mosconi Cup by defeating Team Europe 11–7.
The format was broadly similar to that used in past years. All matches were a race to 6 with alternate break, with the winner earning 1 point; the first team to 11 points wins the cup. However, several changes were made for this season:[2]
Team USA | ||
Name | State of birth | Notes |
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Johnny Archer | Georgia | [3] |
Corey Deuel | California | [4] |
Oscar Dominguez | California | [4] |
Shane Van Boening | South Dakota | [4] |
Dennis Hatch | Michigan | Most Valuable Player[5][6] |
Nick Varner | Kentucky | Non-playing captain[7] |
Team Europe | ||
Name | Nationality | Notes |
---|---|---|
Ralf Souquet | Germany | [8] |
Niels Feijen | Netherlands | [8] |
Darren Appleton | United Kingdom | [8] |
Mika Immonen | Finland | [9] |
Thorsten Hohmann | Germany | [9] |
Alex Lely | Netherlands | Non-playing captain[8] |
Results | ||
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Teams Team Europe |
4–6 | Teams Team USA |
Doubles Niels Feijen Darren Appleton |
5–6 | Doubles Johnny Archer Dennis Hatch |
Singles Mika Immonen |
3–6 | Singles Shane Van Boening |
Doubles Ralf Souquet Thorsten Hohmann |
2–6 | Doubles Corey Deuel Óscar Domínguez |
Singles Ralf Souquet |
6–5 | Singles Óscar Domínguez |
1 | Session | 4 |
1 | Overall | 4 |
Results | ||
---|---|---|
Doubles Ralf Souquet Niels Feijen |
2–6 | Doubles Shane Van Boening Johnny Archer |
Singles Thorsten Hohmann |
6–4 | Singles Corey Deuel |
Doubles Mika Immonen Darren Appleton |
4–6 | Doubles Dennis Hatch Óscar Domínguez |
Singles Darren Appleton |
5–6 | Singles Johnny Archer |
1 | Session | 3 |
2 | Overall | 7 |
Results | ||
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Doubles Niels Feijen Thorsten Hohmann |
6–1 | Doubles Dennis Hatch Corey Deuel |
Doubles Ralf Souquet Mika Immonen |
6–4 | Doubles Shane Van Boening Óscar Domínguez |
Singles Niels Feijen |
4–6 | Singles Dennis Hatch |
Doubles Thorsten Hohmann Darren Appleton |
5–6 | Doubles Johnny Archer Corey Deuel |
Singles Mika Immonen |
6–4 | Singles Óscar Domínguez |
3 | Session | 2 |
5 | Overall | 9 |
Results | ||
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Singles Ralf Souquet |
6–3 | Singles Shane Van Boening |
Singles Niels Feijen |
0–6 | Singles Dennis Hatch |
Singles Thorsten Hohmann |
6–1 | Singles Johnny Archer |
Singles Ralf Souquet |
2–6 | Singles Shane Van Boening |
2 | Session | 2 |
7 | Overall | 11 |
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