2015 EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championship

The 2015 EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championships took place from 21 to 26 March 2015 in Qawra, Malta. The tournament was won by the number 4 seed Darryl Hill of Mannin who defeated England's Louis Heathcote 6–3 in the final to win the championships, as a result Hill was given a two-year card on the professional World Snooker Tour for the 2015/2016 and 2016/2017 seasons.[1][2]

EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championships

Tournament information
Dates	21–26 March 2015
City	Qawra
Country	Malta
Organisation(s)	EBSA
Highest break	Brian Cini (137)
Final
Champion	Darryl Hill
Runner-up	Louis Heathcote
Score	6–3
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Results

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Round 1

Best of 5 frames

1 Rhys Clark 3–0 64 Alexandru Statache 33 Arpat Pulat 0–3 32 Kacper Filipiak 17 Lukas Kleckers 3–0 48 Patrik Tiihonen 49 Belan Sharif 3–2 16 Tyler Rees 9 Josh Boileau 3–0 56 Mikhail Terekhov 41 Rodion Judin 3–2 24 Simon Lindblom 25 Marvin Losi 3–2 40 Barseg Petrosyan 57 Amir Nardeia 0–3 8 Adam Stefanow 5 Luke Garland 3–0 60 Richard Wienold 37 Benjamin McCabe 0–3 28 Patryk Masłowski 21 Maor Shalom 3–0 44 Andrei Orzan 53 Filip Bermanec 0–3 12 Shachar Ruberg 13 Kamil Zubrzycki 3–1 52 Patrik Sedlak 45 Nicolas Mortreux 0–3 20 Callum Lloyd 29 Simon Lichtenberg 3–1 36 Jordan Winbourne 61 Wesley Pelgrims 0–3 4 Darryl Hill

3 Louis Heathcote 3–1 62 John Farrugia 35 Aaron Moyles 2–3 30 Tim De Ruyter 19 Vilius Schulte 3–1 46 Manuel Pomwenger 51 Dominik Scherübl 0–3 14 Chris Totten 11 Tom Rees 3–0 51 Shaun Deguara 43 Olli-Pekka Virho 3–0 22 Chris Peplow 27 Florian Nüßle 1–3 38 Yannick Tarillon 59 Michał Kotiuk 1–3 6 Brian Cini 7 Dylan Craig 3–0 58 Dennis Deroose 39 Mario Amza 0–3 26 Lee Mein 23 Niel Vincent 0–3 42 Shane Bates 55 Vladu Mihai 3–0 10 Kobe Vanoppen 15 William Lemons 3–1 50 Vladislav Kalinovski 47 Stephen Bateman 0–3 18 Jeff Jacobs 31 Felix Frede 0–3 34 Mateusz Baranowski 63 Ivan Kakovsky 1–3 2 Jamie Rhys Clarke

	Round 2 Best of 7 frames					Round 3 Best of 7 frames					Quarter-Finals Best of 9 frames					Semi-Finals Best of 9 frames					Final Best of 11 frames
	1	Rhys Clark	4
	32	Kacper Filipiak	3
						1	Rhys Clark	2
						17	Lukas Kleckers	4
	17	Lukas Kleckers	4
	49	Belan Sharif	1
											17	Lukas Kleckers	5
											8	Adam Stefanow	3
	9	Josh Boileau	2
	41	Rodion Judin	4
						41	Rodion Judin	2
						8	Adam Stefanow	4
	25	Marvin Losi	0
	8	Adam Stefanow	4
																17	Lukas Kleckers	4
																4	Darryl Hill	5
	5	Luke Garland	1
	28	Patryk Masłowski	4
						5	Patryk Masłowski	3
						12	Shachar Ruberg	4
	21	Maor Shalom	3
	12	Shachar Ruberg	4
											12	Shachar Ruberg	2
											4	Darryl Hill	5
	13	Kamil Zubrzycki	4
	20	Callum Lloyd	2
						13	Kamil Zubrzycki	2
						4	Darryl Hill	4
	29	Simon Lichtenberg	0
	4	Darryl Hill	4
																					4	Darryl Hill	6
																					3	Louis Heathcote	3
	3	Louis Heathcote	4
	30	Tim De Ruyter	0
						3	Louis Heathcote	4
						14	Chris Totten	0
	19	Vilius Schulte	0
	14	Chris Totten	4
											3	Louis Heathcote	5
											6	Brian Cini	0
	11	Tom Rees	4
	42	Olli-Pekka Virho	2
						11	Tom Rees	1
						6	Brian Cini	4
	38	Yannick Tarillon	1
	6	Brian Cini	4
																3	Louis Heathcote	5
																7	Dylan Craig	2
	7	Dylan Craig	4
	26	Lee Mein	2
						7	Dylan Craig	4
						55	Vladu Mihai	0
	42	Shane Bates	3
	55	Vladu Mihai	4
											23	Dylan Craig	5
											15	William Lemons	1
	15	William Lemons	4
	18	Jeff Jacobs	2
						15	William Lemons	4
						2	Jamie Rhys Clarke	2
	34	Mateusz Baranowski	2
	2	Jamie Rhys Clarke	4

References

1. "DARRYL HILL IS EUROPE'S MAN". ebsa.tv. 26 March 2015. Archived from the original on 2 April 2015. Retrieved 26 March 2015.
2. "Darryl Hill Crowned European U21 Champion". iomtoday.co.im. 27 March 2015. Archived from the original on 30 March 2015. Retrieved 27 March 2015.
3. "European Snooker Championships U21 – Qawra / Malta 2015 – Knockout results". European Billiards & Snooker Association. Retrieved 23 March 2013.