Nick Charette, Yale Billiards owner Bobby Hilton and Christoph Neumayer
Now he’s just showing off. Nick Charette came into the Joss NE 9-Ball Tour stop on April 1st – 2nd with his first two career Joss NE 9-Ball Tour stop titles under his belt this year. Two days later, Charette has earned his third career title with an undefeated run through a field of 70 players at Yale Billiards in Wallingford, CT.
Charette had Saturday wins over Ranulf Tamba, Gene Hunt and local young gun Lukas Fracasso-Verner. Sunday saw a 9-7 win over Steve Mack and then a 9-5 win over Yesid Garibello for the hot-seat.
Garibello would not get another shot at Charette at this event, as Christoph Neumayer extended a six match winning streak on the left hand side of the board to seven, defeating Garibello hill-hill in the semi-final match.
In the double elimination finals, Neumayer was looking for his first career Joss Tour title, while Charette has now “been there, done that” himself. Charette wasted no time, defeating Neumayer in one set 9-6, for his third career (and second straight) Joss Tour win.
Sundays second chance tournament was won by Nate Marshall, who went undefeated and beat Bruce Carroll in both the hot-seat match and the finals.
The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour will be Utica Billiards on the Boulevard on April 29th – 30th, for it’s next tour stop.
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