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If your country has at least two top 100 players in a discipline, I consider your country to be proficient in that discipline. I was hoping at least one country would make it in all three disciplines, but it is sort of interesting that none did. In 3-cushion, and most if not all carom disciplines, both players have their cue ball (one white, one yellow), and there is just one other ball, the "object ball" on the table. Rather, they have six players who distribute the ball about evenly. On your turn, your goal is to hit you cue ball into both the object ball and your opponent's cue ball and three rails on your turn. Hence the name 3-cushion. Succeed and it's still your turn. Mad Max is his pet name. Altogether Albin has 40 Austrian National Championships to his name. They actually do not run as much as the Blizzard or the Glory (two points if you can name where these teams are from), but they have a lot of players who can get out and run.

The Quest is a quick team, pushing the ball as much as the fastest NBA teams. For most people who haven't seen the Columbus Quest -- which unfortunately includes me -- this is the best way to construct a story of how they play. This week the Columbus Quest and the Richmond Rage swept their playoff series to move into the American Basketball League's premier Championship Series. Unless you live in Columbus or Richmond, you probably didn't know this. Fortunately, the Columbus Quest, easily the best team in the ABL, also provide some very good information on the league. Just as you can tell a lot about a game from a boxscore, you can also learn a lot about a team from the numbers they put up during the season. The provisional rankings gave an indication of a player's form, and as the season approached its dénouement, the provisional rankings would become a source of tension as the battle for the number one spot, top 16 places, and tour qualification intensified.

Murphy's first stop on this Tour will be at The Ranchmen's Club in Calgary, Alberta, on June 11. This is a beautiful private and historic social club committed to being a diverse community that enhances the business, family and social aspects of members' lives. At the age of 10 his acumen for snooker came to the notice of Arvind Savur after being introduced to the sport by his elder brother Dr. Shree Advani, Billiards Rankings a noted Sport & Performance Psychologist. The purpose of this Tour, which is being organized by OX Promotions which is a division of OX Billiards, is to fan the snooker flames and inspire current and new players across North America. I say "family" the same way pool is a family of separate games like 8-ball, 9-ball and 10-ball. Caroms also has several different popular games (many of which originated in America but only got popular elsewhere). The most stark difference between pool and caroms is that caroms is played on a table without pockets. They do have the No. 2 ranked 3-cushion player but no one else in the top 100. 5-pin and goriziana are yet two more very cool disciplines that are basically in the caroms family, but with small skittles in the middle of table (think tiny bowling pins) that you get points for knocking over.

Italy is absent from all three lists, and I believe it is because they are mostly about "5-pin" and "goriziana". Smith also made considerably more three point shots than McCray, which is reflected in her Jordanesque rating of 124.1 -- yes, this is about how efficient Jordan is in the NBA. I know a ton more about pool than caroms and snooker, so I can say better which countries that didn't make the pool list or a multiple discipline list that still have very good pool players: Estonia, Albania, Portugal, Hong Kong, and especially China. The tie-break system was dropped but the system remained basically the same with players awarded incrementally more points for each successive round; should a seeded player lose their first match they would receive only half the points allocated to the non-seeded losers in that round. Likewise, in the same year, he clinched straight and 8-ball European Junior Championship. In 2008 Maximilian became junior WPA World Nine-ball Champion.