2000 Mosconi Cup

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2000 Mosconi Cup
2000 Mosconi Cup Poster.jpg
Dates14–17 December
Venue York Hall
Location Bethnal Green, London, England
Flag of Europe.svg   9   12   Flag of the United States.svg
United States wins the Mosconi Cup
1999
2001

The 2000 Acclaim Mosconi Cup, the seventh edition of the annual nine-ball pool competition between teams representing Europe and the United States, took place 14–17 December 2000 at the York Hall in Bethnal Green, London, England.

Contents

Team USA won the Mosconi Cup by defeating Team Europe 12–9.

Teams

Flag of the United States.svg    Team USA
NameState of birthNotes
Johnny Archer Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg  Georgia
Shannon Daulton Flag of Kentucky.svg  Kentucky
Jeremy Jones Flag of Texas.svg  Texas
Corey Deuel Flag of California.svg  California
Earl Strickland Flag of North Carolina.svg  North Carolina
Michael Coltrain Flag of North Carolina.svg  North Carolina
Flag of Europe.svg    Team Europe
NameNationalityNotes
Steve Knight Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom
Mika Immonen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland
Ralf Souquet Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
Thomas Engert Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
Marcus Chamat Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden
Steve Davis Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom

Results

[1]

Thursday, 14 December

Session 1

Flag of Europe.svg Results Flag of the United States.svg
Doubles
Mika Immonen
Marcus Chamat
1–5Doubles
Johnny Archer
Shannon Daulton
Doubles
Ralf Souquet
Thomas Engert
5–1Doubles
Jeremy Jones
Michael Coltrain
Doubles
Steve Davis
Steve Knight
2–5Doubles
Earl Strickland
Corey Deuel
1Session2
1Overall2

Friday, 15 December

Session 2

Flag of Europe.svg Results Flag of the United States.svg
Doubles
Steve Knight
Marcus Chamat
0–5Doubles
Johnny Archer
Shannon Daulton
Doubles
Steve Davis
Mika Immonen
5–2Doubles
Earl Strickland
Corey Deuel
Doubles
Ralf Souquet
Thomas Engert
5–2Doubles
Jeremy Jones
Michael Coltrain
2Session1
3Overall3

Session 3

Flag of Europe.svg Results Flag of the United States.svg
Singles
Marcus Chamat
3–5Singles
Michael Coltrain
Singles
Mika Immonen
3–5Singles
Johnny Archer
Singles
Steve Davis
5–4Singles
Jeremy Jones
1Session2
4Overall5

Saturday, 16 December

Session 4

Flag of Europe.svg Results Flag of the United States.svg
Doubles
Steve Knight
Marcus Chamat
5–1Doubles
Johnny Archer
Shannon Daulton
Doubles
Ralf Souquet
Thomas Engert
4–5Doubles
Corey Deuel
Michael Coltrain
Doubles
Steve Davis
Mika Immonen
1–5Doubles
Earl Strickland
Jeremy Jones
1Session2
5Overall7

Session 5

Flag of Europe.svg Results Flag of the United States.svg
Singles
Thomas Engert
3–5Singles
Corey Deuel
Singles
Steve Knight
5–1Singles
Shannon Daulton
Singles
Ralf Souquet
1–5Singles
Earl Strickland
1Session2
6Overall9

Sunday, 17 December

Session 6

Flag of Europe.svg Results Flag of the United States.svg
Singles
Steve Knight
1–5Singles
Corey Deuel
Singles
Mika Immonen
5–4Singles
Johnny Archer
Singles
Steve Davis
5–0Singles
Michael Coltrain
2Session1
8Overall10

Session 7

Flag of Europe.svg Results Flag of the United States.svg
Singles
Ralf Souquet
3–5Singles
Shannon Daulton
Singles
Marcus Chamat
5–3Singles
Jeremy Jones
Singles
Thomas Engert
2–5Singles
Earl Strickland
1Session2
9Overall12

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References

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