2006 IBSF World Snooker Championship

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The 2006 IBSF World Snooker Championship was an amateur snooker event, sanctioned by the International Billiards and Snooker Federation, held at the in Amman, Jordan from November 5-November 15, 2006.

Results[]

Men[]

A total of 32 players qualified for finishing in the top 4 positions in eight groups. They were drawn into a 32 player knock-out bracket to decide the winner.

	Round of 32				Round of 16				Quarter finals				Semi finals				Final
	Craig Steadman	5
	Au Chi-wai	1			Craig Steadman	5
		2			Liu Chuang	4
	Liu Chuang	5							Craig Steadman	3
	Manan Chandra	5							Manan Chandra	6
	Chris McBreen	2			Manan Chandra	5
	Andrew Pagett	5			Andrew Pagett	3
		3											Manan Chandra	7
	Bjorn Haneveer	1											Daniel Ward	8
	Fung Kwok Wai	5			Fung Kwok Wai	5
		4			Steve Mifsud	3
	Steve Mifsud	5							Fung Kwok Wai	3
	Gerrit bij de Leij	2							Daniel Ward	6
		5			Daniel Ward	5
	Pankaj Advani	5			Pankaj Advani	3
	Phaitoon Phonbun	1																8
	Kurt Maflin	5															Kurt Maflin	11
	L. Munstermann	2			Kurt Maflin	5
	Martin O'Donnell	5			Martin O'Donnell	1
		0							Kurt Maflin	6
	Philip Williams	5							Philip Williams	3
		2			Philip Williams	5
	Supoj Saenla	5			Supoj Saenla	1
	B. O'Donaghue	4											Kurt Maflin	8
	Yuan Li	3											Atthasit Mahitthi	4
		5			Wael Talaat	4
	Naveen Perwani	5			Naveen Perwani	5
		1							Naveen Perwani	5
	Rafal Jewtuch	2							Atthasit Mahitthi	6
	Stefan Mazrocis	5			Stefan Mazrocis	3
	Atthasit Mahitthi	5			Atthasit Mahitthi	5
		1

Women[]

Source: Snooker Scene^[1]

Reanne Evans, the 2004 champion, did not enter the event. There were twenty entries, and two qualifying groups of ten players were set, each to be played as a round-robin, with the top four from each group qualifying for the eight-player knock-out phase to decide the winner. Following withdrawals, only nine players participated in each group. Wendy Jans scored nine of the eleven top breaks in the competition on her way to winning the title.

	Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final
		Wendy Jans	4
		Anita Rizzuti	1
							Wendy Jans	4
								0
		Angélique Vialard	0
			4
												Wendy Jans	5
												Jaique Ip	0
		Anuja Thakur	4
		Kathy Parashis	1
							Anuja Thakur	2
							Jaique Ip	4
		Jaique Ip	4
		Hanna Mergies	3

References[]

External links[]

• Official event website