The2011-2012 Lucasi Hybrid Cues All American Tour – presented by the American CueSports Alliance (ACS)– showcased its twenty-eighth Tour stop at Greenfields Pool & Sports Bar in Lakewood, CO, Saturday, March 24.  The $1,000-added 8-ball scratch tourney on 7-foot Dynamo bar boxes drew 32 players.  The tourney finalists featured undefeated Rick Field (Lakewood, CO) versus once-defeated Mark Haddad (Denver, CO).  Field had previously upended Robert Rodriguez 5-3, Ray Padilla 5-2, Sam Cordova 5-3, Frank Urbaniak 5-3 and Marc Vidal 5-2 for the hot seat.  Haddad outpointed Bill Skinner 5-2, Tony Piazza 5-1 and Melissa Little 5-3 before falling to Marc Vidal in the winner’s side semifinals 4-5.  Mark recovered to eliminate Tony Piazza 5-4, Bill Skinner 5-1 and Marc Vidal 5-1 to take his final’s place against Field.

By the title match, Mark Haddad was in great form, and he easily eclipsed Rick Field in two sets 5-1 and 5-2 for the crown!

The ACS wishes to thank sponsors Lucasi Hybrid Cues, Championship Billiard Fabric and Nick Varner Signature Cases for their support in donating “Value-In-Kind” product for this and all stops on the Lucasi Hybrid All American Tour. Sponsorship opportunities and tour stop openings are still available for the 2011/2012 All American Tour by contacting the ACS.

The Tour moves to the Midwest in April for its final stop: Saturday, April 21 – the Annual  $1,000 added 8-Ball Tourney at the Varsity Club in Oshkosh, WI (contact Jeremy West at 920-651-0806) .  Further information, entry details and registering your tourney for the 2012/2013 ACS All American Tour are available at www.americancuesports.org.

Final Results:

1^st        Mark Haddad (Denver, CO)                          $475

2^nd        Rick Field (Lakewood, CO)                           $350

3^rd        Marc Vidal (Denver, CO)                               $250

4^th        Bill Skinner (Aurora, CO)                               $125 

5-6^th     Frank Urbaniak (Colorado Springs, CO)        $75

            Tony Piazza (Lakewood, CO)           

7-8^th      Melissa Little (Denver, CO)                           $50

            Ron Lincoln (Denver, CO)

9-12^th   Ray Padilla (Denver, CO)                               $35

            Greg Romero (Aurora, CO)

            Sam Cordova (Pueblo, CO)

            Dave Hughes (Denver, CO)

The ACS is a non-profit, national organization dedicated to heightening the interest and awareness of cue sports through the support and sanctioning of organized competition throughout the United States.