| 2006 ASA Maryland Open March 26th in Ellicott City, MD |
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RESULTS
(SCC players in green)
Group A
John Svensson 1-1 Ostap Mishtal
Zach Walker 5-0 Patrick Sheridan
John Svensson 0-2 Patrick Sheridan
Zach Walker 4-0 Ostap Mishtal
Ostap Mishtal 0-2 Patrick Sheridan
Zach Walker 6-0 John Svensson
Standings
1. Zach Walker, 9
2. Patrick Sheridan, 6
3. Ostap Mishtal, 1
4. John Svensson, 1
Group B
Jim Desmond 0-2 Jeff Davidson
Massimo Conturso 3-0 Keith Constable
Jim Desmond 0-9 Keith Constable
Massimo Conturso 5-0 Jeff Davidson
Jeff Davidson 0-0 Keith Constable
Massimo Conturso 5-0 Jim Desmond
Standings
1. Massimo Conturso, 9
2. Keith Constable, 4
3. Jeff Davidson, 4
4. Jim Desmond, 0
Group C
Ed Morgans 1-0 Randy Grice
Mike Benkart 1-0 Eddie Davidson
Paul Eyes 5-0 Randy Grice
Ed Morgans 3-1 Eddie Davidson
Paul Eyes 1-0 Eddie Davidson
Ed Morgans 1-2 Mike Benkart
Paul Eyes 1-0 Mike Benkart
Eddie Davidson 2-0 Randy Grice
Paul Eyes 0-1 Ed Morgans
Mike Benkart 2-2 Randy Grice
Standings
1. Paul Eyes, 9
2. Ed Morgans, 9
3. Mike Benkart, 7
4. Eddie Davidson, 3
5. Randy Grice, 1
Mary Jane Open Category
Barrage Round
Randy Grice 4-0 Jim Desmond
Semi Finals
Ostap Mishtal 0-2 Randy Grice
Eddie Davidson 4-0 John Svensson
MJ Final
Eddie Davidson 4-0 Randy Grice
Open Knock-out Stage
Quarter Finals
Keith Constable 3-0 Patrick Sheridan (F)
Zach Walker 4-1 Mike Benkart
Paul Eyes 4-1 Jeff Davidson
Massimo Conturso 4-0 Ed Morgans
Semi Finals
Zach Walker 5-0 Keith Constable
Paul Eyes 0-3 Massimo Conturso
Final
Walker 3-0 Conturso
(SCC players in green)
Group A
John Svensson 1-1 Ostap Mishtal
Zach Walker 5-0 Patrick Sheridan
John Svensson 0-2 Patrick Sheridan
Zach Walker 4-0 Ostap Mishtal
Ostap Mishtal 0-2 Patrick Sheridan
Zach Walker 6-0 John Svensson
Standings
1. Zach Walker, 9
2. Patrick Sheridan, 6
3. Ostap Mishtal, 1
4. John Svensson, 1
Group B
Jim Desmond 0-2 Jeff Davidson
Massimo Conturso 3-0 Keith Constable
Jim Desmond 0-9 Keith Constable
Massimo Conturso 5-0 Jeff Davidson
Jeff Davidson 0-0 Keith Constable
Massimo Conturso 5-0 Jim Desmond
Standings
1. Massimo Conturso, 9
2. Keith Constable, 4
3. Jeff Davidson, 4
4. Jim Desmond, 0
Group C
Ed Morgans 1-0 Randy Grice
Mike Benkart 1-0 Eddie Davidson
Paul Eyes 5-0 Randy Grice
Ed Morgans 3-1 Eddie Davidson
Paul Eyes 1-0 Eddie Davidson
Ed Morgans 1-2 Mike Benkart
Paul Eyes 1-0 Mike Benkart
Eddie Davidson 2-0 Randy Grice
Paul Eyes 0-1 Ed Morgans
Mike Benkart 2-2 Randy Grice
Standings
1. Paul Eyes, 9
2. Ed Morgans, 9
3. Mike Benkart, 7
4. Eddie Davidson, 3
5. Randy Grice, 1
Mary Jane Open Category
Barrage Round
Randy Grice 4-0 Jim Desmond
Semi Finals
Ostap Mishtal 0-2 Randy Grice
Eddie Davidson 4-0 John Svensson
MJ Final
Eddie Davidson 4-0 Randy Grice
Open Knock-out Stage
Quarter Finals
Keith Constable 3-0 Patrick Sheridan (F)
Zach Walker 4-1 Mike Benkart
Paul Eyes 4-1 Jeff Davidson
Massimo Conturso 4-0 Ed Morgans
Semi Finals
Zach Walker 5-0 Keith Constable
Paul Eyes 0-3 Massimo Conturso
Final
Walker 3-0 Conturso
Connecticut Pride in Maryland
Eddie takes home another title
SCC Players to attend the tournament:
Saturday night session:
- Eddie Davidson
- Jeff Davidson
- Ostap Mishtal
- Massimo Conturso
Saturday night session:
- Conturso 3-1 Benkart
- Conturso 1-1 Benkart
- Conturso 3-0 Sheridan
- Conturso 0-0 Eyes
| More Photos (courtesy of MSC) |
Ellicott City, Maryland
And yet another final lost for Conturso. The Italian is on a drought since April
10, 2005 when he won his last ASA event (8th NEC). After that 2-0 win over
club mate Miguel Marques, 6 more finals followed (5 this season), all losses, 4
of them to Minnesota's Zach Walker.
After a 7-0 aggregate to MSC co-founders, Morgans & Eyes, Massimo had an
overall positive 1st half in the final and hit two posts. In between, a steady
7-minute possession brought Zach to lead at the break. In the 2nd half, Mass
put pressure on Zach, who replied with a quick counterattack for the 2-0
after 5 minutes. The SCC desperate siege to Walker's goal resulted fruitless
and Zach closed the count with 30 seconds to go.
The tournament saw all 4 players from Farmington in the Open Category,
two of them (both from Group B) made it to the Quarter Finals: Conturso
and Jeff Davidson. Jeff was outstanding throughout Group Stage and only
super-host Paul Eyes denied him a place in the Final Four.
Ostap Mishtal keeps on working on his skills and practice paid off with his first
official goal with his custom-made bases.
Eddie Davidson had no luck in the draw as he was picked in the group of
death with Maryland's Eyes, Morgans, Grice and ASA prodigal son, Mike
Benkart. Despite the early elimination, Eddie kept the Club pride high to bring
home the MJ title with a 4-0 win over Randy Grice.
The massive 30-player U19 event saw Daniel Cranston of MSC prevailing
over Stuart Russel in the final, while Paul Eyes was once again the best
veteran as he overcame a 4-player field and SCC Eddie Davidson in the final.
And yet another final lost for Conturso. The Italian is on a drought since April
10, 2005 when he won his last ASA event (8th NEC). After that 2-0 win over
club mate Miguel Marques, 6 more finals followed (5 this season), all losses, 4
of them to Minnesota's Zach Walker.
After a 7-0 aggregate to MSC co-founders, Morgans & Eyes, Massimo had an
overall positive 1st half in the final and hit two posts. In between, a steady
7-minute possession brought Zach to lead at the break. In the 2nd half, Mass
put pressure on Zach, who replied with a quick counterattack for the 2-0
after 5 minutes. The SCC desperate siege to Walker's goal resulted fruitless
and Zach closed the count with 30 seconds to go.
The tournament saw all 4 players from Farmington in the Open Category,
two of them (both from Group B) made it to the Quarter Finals: Conturso
and Jeff Davidson. Jeff was outstanding throughout Group Stage and only
super-host Paul Eyes denied him a place in the Final Four.
Ostap Mishtal keeps on working on his skills and practice paid off with his first
official goal with his custom-made bases.
Eddie Davidson had no luck in the draw as he was picked in the group of
death with Maryland's Eyes, Morgans, Grice and ASA prodigal son, Mike
Benkart. Despite the early elimination, Eddie kept the Club pride high to bring
home the MJ title with a 4-0 win over Randy Grice.
The massive 30-player U19 event saw Daniel Cranston of MSC prevailing
over Stuart Russel in the final, while Paul Eyes was once again the best
veteran as he overcame a 4-player field and SCC Eddie Davidson in the final.