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American Van Boening denies Orcollo US Open title, P1M payday

American Van Boening denies pool star US Open title, P1M payday
Oct 28, 2012
Dennis Orcollo is still richer by US$15,000 after the runner-up finish to American Shane Van Boening in the US Open.

DENNIS Orcollo of the Philippines failed to sustain his momentum and fell to Shane Van Boening as he settled for a runner-up finish in the 37th US Open Championship on Saturday (Sunday, Manila time) at the Holiday Inn Virginia Beach-Norfolk Convention Center in Virginia.

The Filipino lost to the American champion in the race-to-13 finals, 7-13, after disposing of two of his compatriots on the way to the championship round.

Van Boening, who went unbeaten in the entire US$170,000 tournament, pocketed the top prize of $25,000 while Orcollo took home $15,000.

The 29-year-old Orcollo earlier ousted pool great Efren `Bata’ Reyes, 11-7, and Alex Pagulayan, 11-7, in the loser’s bracket to arrange the finals showdown with Van Boening.

The American also bested Pagulayan, 11-5, in their hot-seat match duel on the winner's side to take the first finals berth.

Pagulayan and Reyes each received $10,000 and $6,000 for finishing third and fourth, respectively.

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Other Filipinos who saw action in the meet were Francisco `Django’ Bustamante, Ronato Alcano, Jose `Amang’ Parica, Warren Kiamco, Carlo Biado, Santos Sambajon, Ramon Mistica, Israel Rota, Daniel Dagotdot, and Reynaldo Campana.

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