The newest day of qualifying is here, with 13-ball potentially on the slate, and it'll happen right away as...
Queens Flames veteran Briana shoots 13-ball with the purple cue. Briana continues to fail as the first player to new events, taking 29 shots and seven errors thanks to her illegal potting of the 8 in this game. Diamond Gems veteran Debby is next for 8-ball with the silver cue. Debby looked full of control despite a slow start, ending up with only 21 shots and no errors. Web City Spiders newcomer Kodiak also plays 8-ball today, using the green cue. Kodiak took one error for illegal contact but closed confidently at 20 shots in a good game. The 4th game today is Diamond Gems captain Shadow playing 9-ball with the green cue. Shadow was electric early on and still managed to finish with 12 shots and no errors. Midland Predators captain Shawn ends the group with 8-ball and the red cue. Shawn was too fancy with his positioning, resulting in one error among 26 shots.
The second group begins with Everton Eagles veteran Puff III shooting 9-ball with the blue cue. Puff III skidded on the 2, putting her behind at 17 shots and one error when it was over. Royal Crowns sophomore Sunshine jumps in with the red cue in 10-ball next. Sunshine was locked in, cruising to 12 shots with no errors in a great outing. Eastside Sharks captain Taylor M. is set for 12-ball with the silver cue. Taylor M. had no trouble with solids, but stripes slowed her down at times. She kept it clean to close with 21 shots. Viewpoint Sound Meteors veteran Dani is next with the purple cue in 8-ball. Dani took an error early on for a scratch, but cruised to the finish at 19 shots. Todavía Stills veteran Pedey goes 10th today with the purple cue in hand for 10-ball. With hardly any misses, Pedey stormed through the rack in only 11 shots and no errors.
More 10-ball leads off group three as Viewpoint Sound Meteors newcomer Josie plays with the green cue. Josie was quick on attack and used a deflection off the 8 to put the 10 in the top side on 10 shots and no errors. Eastside Sharks sophomore Lily is next, using the red cue in 9-ball. Lily made a pair on the break but tried too many trick plays, ending up with 14 shots and no errors for her trouble. Boston Swifts newcomer Sydney S. plays 12-ball with the blue cue. Sydney S. was excellent early on but botched her positioning later, pushing her to 21 shots with one error. Tysini Hummingbirds star Charli is ready to go in 10-ball with the red cue. Charli surged early, but her lone error slowed her down in the end to 17 shots for the game. Westside Rockers captain closes the batch with the red cue in hand for 12-ball. Misty took three errors during her game, but still finished in a solid 20 shots.
The 16th player called today is Pearl Surfers veteran Wings, who shoots 10-ball with the silver cue. Wings put the 10 near the bottom left on the break, but fumbled his early finish attempts and closed with 16 shots and no errors. Tysini Hummingbirds rising star Sarah brings the red cue back for 9-ball. Sarah got buried when the 3 wouldn't line up for her, resulting in two errors and 18 shots for the game. Whitewater Shores rookie Rachel follows up with the purple cue for 10-ball. Rachel took one error and lacked efficiency this time, needing 19 shots to finish. The purple cue remains in action with Central Warriors star Noelle playing 9-ball. Noelle took a cautious approach at times, but one error and some misplays led to her scoring 15 shots. Finishing the group, Harrison Specters newcomer Puff II uses the purple cue for 8-ball. Puff II struggled late in her appearance, with one error to push her up to 23 shots.
The fifth group kicks off with Commerce Tradewinds star Solaris shooting 10-ball with the green cue. Solaris managed 18 shots and no errors despite a rough start to the game. More 10-ball is on the way with Stonebridge Wolves sophomore Jane using the purple cue. Jane scratched on the break for her lone error and finished with 17 shots after a decent early stretch. Tysini Hummingbirds newcomer Slinks steps in for 10-ball with the red cue next. Slinks struggled immediately with a scratch on the break as one of four errors. She needed 21 shots to escape the outing. Going 24th today, Whitewater Shores veteran Twinkie III plays 10-ball with the silver cue. Twinkie III took a triple error for illegal contact, a scratch and an illegally potted ball on the same play, but it set her up to end on 8 shots with a 3-10 combination at the bottom left. Central Warriors star Dustin wraps up the group with the purple cue in 12-ball. Dustin did well to untangle the rack in 18 shots with no errors.
Set six is underway as Harrison Specters captain Twinkie II plays 12-ball with the blue cue. Twinkie II blitzed the table early and kept good enough positioning to end on 17 shots and no errors. Web City Spiders captain Jack draws in with the purple cue for 8-ball. A good start was overshadowed by Jack illegally potting the 8, giving him six errors in 22 shots. The 28th player drawn is Swordpoint Blades veteran Stealth, who also plays 8-ball but with the silver cue. Stealth butchered this appearance, taking no errors in 28 shots as his early positioning yielded almost nothing. Continuing along, Tysini Hummingbirds star Sugar plays 10-ball with the red cue. Sugar was sloppy with three errors as her shots didn't go to plan, but she ended at 17 shots. Royal Crowns captain Kayla rounds out this batch with the silver cue in 9-ball. Kayla scratched on the break and struggled after that, ending with 17 shots and two errors after a slow start.
Group seven opens with Archtown Arrows newcomer Cubby playing 12-ball with the purple cue. Cubby butchered his play this time, taking three errors before ending on 24 shots. Freedom Cascades rookie Blake is ready for 8-ball with the purple cue. Blake rattled off only 18 shots with one error in this appearance, closing the turn very well. The 33rd game of the day is 12-ball with the blue cue for Diamond Gems strongman Leonardo. Many obstructions and partially blocked angles pushed Leonardo to 25 shots and four errors for this game. More 12-ball follows as Pronger Tridents captain Precious shoots with the purple cue. Precious showed all of her best skills with no errors and expert control over 15 shots. Zenith Skywatchers sophomore Omari ends the set with the green cue in 8-ball. Omari spent too much time early on trying to create runs that weren't there, ending up with one error in 24 shots.
The eighth group starts as Southridge Defenders rookie Ingrid shoots 9-ball with the purple cue. Ingrid showed good control despite one error in the game, finishing on 11 shots. The 37th player today is another Defender, the newcomer Roxy, who plays 10-ball with the blue cue. Roxy came out with hard shots and generated a lot of offense as well as two errors before closing on 15 shots. Back in 9-ball, Everton Eagles newcomer Panda plays with the green cue. Panda somehow avoided errors and finished early with a 3-9 combination to the bottom left to score 5 shots. Web City Spiders veteran Nibbles follows that with the red cue in 8-ball. Nibbles surged in the middle of his game to produce a score of 20 shots with no errors. Atlantic Pirates sophomore Buddy is at the back of the group to play 10-ball with the green cue. Buddy had a couple of bad plays that led to three errors, inflating his score to 20 shots.
Another Pirate fronts group nine, as Steven plays 10-ball with the purple cue. Steven was highly efficient, making smart calls and ending with 12 shots and one error. Whitewater Shores star Katharine makes her long-awaited season debut next with the silver cue in 7-ball. Katharine looked unprepared, whiffing on many shots and ending up with 13 shots and no errors. Central Warriors captain Twilight keeps the silver cue active for 9-ball. Twilight took too much time to set up her plays, ending with 17 shots and no errors. The silver cue goes again in 12-ball with Todavía Stills captain Easter. Despite taking three errors, Easter finished relatively fast with 18 shots. The 45th game of the day goes to Pacific Volcanoes newcomer Smokey, who plays 8-ball with the red cue. Smokey needed 24 shots with one error to get through the game, faltering slightly near the end.
The final group commences with Boston Swifts newcomer Tigerette shooting 9-ball with the purple cue. Tigerette solved the riddle that eluded over half the league before her, getting the 9 down at the bottom left on the break for 0 shots and zero errors. Frosty follows with her season debut for the Freedom Cascades, keeping the purple cue active in 7-ball. Frosty had no errors in her performance, but needed 11 shots to get to the end. Going 48th today, Terrace City Knights rookie Anna plays 8-ball with the red cue. Anna had a promising start, but took an error and fell apart in the end at 23 shots. Victoria Spurs captain Spice draws in for 9-ball with the silver cue. Spice wished she hadn't played, with a slow start and two errors pinning her to 19 shots. Queens Flames veteran Mario ends the day in 12-ball with the purple cue. Mario shut things down in 18 shots and no errors for a good finale today.
That's all for today, with just one 7-ball season debut left to be played. Six events will be active for tomorrow's action.
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