2017 EBSA European Snooker Championship

The 2017 EBSA European Snooker Championship was an amateur snooker tournament that took place from 13 February to 19 March 2017 in Nicosia, Cyprus. It was the 26th edition of the EBSA European Snooker Championships and also doubles as a qualification event for the World Snooker Tour.

EBSA European Snooker Championships

Tournament information
Dates	13–19 March 2016
City	Nicosia
Country	Cyprus
Organisation(s)	EBSA
Winner's share	€3,300
Highest break	Adam Stefanów (137)
Final
Champion	Chris Totten
Runner-up	Andres Petrov
Score	7–3
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The tournament was won by 28th seed Chris Totten who defeated Estonia's Andres Petrov 7–3 in the final. As a result, Totten was given a two-year card on the professional World Snooker Tour for the 2017/2018 and 2018/2019 seasons.[1]

Results

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Round 1

Best of 7 frames

65 Shay Arama 2–4 64 Andrei Orzan 69 Dorjan Maknori 0–4 60 Patrik Tiihonen 61 Conor McCormack 4–2 68 Gianmarco Tonini

67 Teodor Chomovski 2–4 62 Viktor Iliev 63 Maris Volajs 4–1 66 Dylan Gault

Round 2

Best of 7 frames

1 Adam Stefanów 4–0 64 Andrei Orzan 33 Kishan Hirani 2–4 32 Jurian Heusdens 17 Mateusz Baranowski 4–1 48 Amir Nardeia 49 Antti Mannila 2–4 16 Alex Taubman 9 Jamie Rhys Clarke 4–0 56 Jurgen Van Roy 41 Felix Frede 4–1 24 Philip Browne 25 Marcin Nitschke 4–1 40 Ross Symes 57 Niel Vincent 3–4 8 Michael Judge 5 David Lilley 4–0 60 Patrik Tiihonen 37 Joris Maas 1–4 28 Chris Totten 21 Maor Shalom 4–1 16 Kirill Petrov 53 Georgi Velichkov 0–4 12 Brian Cini 13 Shachar Ruberg 4–1 52 Laurens De Staelen 45 Heikki Niva 1–4 20 Simon Lichtenberg 29 Eklent Kaçi 4–3 36 Lewis Gillen 61 Conor McCormack 0–4 4 Kacper Filipiak

3 Andrew Pagett 4–1 62 Viktor Iliev 35 George Louka 4–0 30 Zsolt Fenyvesi 19 Peter Lines 4–0 46 Wayne Townsend 51 Sean Iqbal 1–4 14 Alexander Ursenbacher 11 Jason Peplow 4–0 54 Marko Stoilkovic 43 Rodion Judin 3–4 22 Oliver Brown 27 Declan Brennan 4–2 38 Ivan Kakovsky 59 Aaron Busuttil 2–4 6 Kristján Helgason 7 Michael Collumb 3–4 58 Nadav Biton 39 Sigurdur Kristjansson 1–4 26 Jackson Page 23 Lee Mein 2–4 42 David Vaitzman 55 Nathan Davenport 3–4 10 John Farrell 15 Andres Petrov 4–1 50 Jan Jelenić 47 Kyriacos Kyriacou 0–4 18 Jordan Brown 31 Duncan Bezzina 3–4 34 TJ Dowling 63 Maris Volajs 1–4 2 Brendan O'Donoghue

	Round 2 Best of 7 frames					Round 3 Best of 9 frames					Quarter-Finals Best of 9 frames					Semi-Finals Best of 11 frames					Final Best of 13 frames
	1	Adam Stefanów	4
	32	Jurian Heusdens	2
						1	Adam Stefanów	5
						16	Alex Taubman	4
	17	Mateusz Baranowski	1
	16	Alex Taubman	4
											1	Adam Stefanów	2
											9	Jamie Rhys Clarke	5
	9	Jamie Rhys Clarke	4
	41	Felix Frede	1
						9	Jamie Rhys Clarke	5
						8	Michael Judge	2
	25	Marcin Nitschke	2
	8	Michael Judge	4
																9	Jamie Rhys Clarke	4
																28	Chris Totten	6
	5	David Lilley	0
	28	Chris Totten	4
						28	Chris Totten	5
						12	Brian Cini	4
	21	Maor Shalom	2
	12	Brian Cini	4
											28	Chris Totten	5
											4	Kacper Filipiak	3
	13	Shachar Ruberg	4
	20	Simon Lichtenberg	1
						13	Shachar Ruberg	3
						4	Kacper Filipiak	5
	29	Eklent Kaçi	1
	4	Kacper Filipiak	4
																					28	Chris Totten	7
																					15	Andres Petrov	3
	3	Andrew Pagett	4
	35	George Louka	1
						3	Andrew Pagett	5
						19	Peter Lines	3
	19	Peter Lines	4
	14	Alexander Ursenbacher	2
											3	Andrew Pagett	5
											22	Oliver Brown	4
	11	Jason Peplow	2
	22	Oliver Brown	4
						22	Oliver Brown	5
						6	Kristján Helgason	2
	27	Declan Brennan	2
	6	Kristján Helgason	4
																3	Andrew Pagett	3
																15	Andres Petrov	6
	58	Nadav Biton	2
	26	Jackson Page	4
						26	Jackson Page	3
						10	John Farrell	5
	42	David Vaitzman	3
	10	John Farrell	4
											10	John Farrell	2
											15	Andres Petrov	5
	15	Andres Petrov	4
	18	Jordan Brown	1
						15	Andres Petrov	5
						2	Brendan O'Donoghue	2
	34	TJ Dowling	1
	2	Brendan O'Donoghue	4

References

1. "Chris Totton European Snooker Champion 2017". European Billiards & Snooker Association. Retrieved 19 March 2017.
2. "European Snooker Championship Men → Nicosia / Cyprus 2017". European Billiards & Snooker Association. Retrieved 19 March 2017.