Wayne Pace won Qualifying Tour 4 of the 2024 Blackball Nations Cup as he saw off Scott Muscat 10-6 in the men’s final.
Scott Muscat opened a 4-1 advantage over Wayne Pace who despite all this remained concentrated so that he not only equalized the score but even went 9-4 in front.
In the last moments, Muscat came back into the game and reduced the scoring margin although Pace won the last frame and eventually the final for a 10-6 scoreline.
In the under-18 final, Steven Muscat beat Chaylon Castaldi 9-6 while in the under-23 final, it was Matthias Debono who dominated over Casdy Vella winning 9-2.
Meanwhile, Rudolph Gellel beat Kevin Schembri 10-7 in the over 40 final while Jason Mangion was successful in the Masters 50+ final with a 10-3 win against Conrad Catania.
Meanwhile, some players are being selected to play for the National Team according to the points they got in these tournaments. So far Johan Attard (Men’s), Jake Castaldi (under 18), Daniel Vella (under 23), Rudolph Gellel (Seniors 40+) and Jason Mangion (Masters 50+) will be part of the Maltese contingent for the games that will be held in Bridlington.
Next Monday the fifth qualifying tournament kicks off with matches to be played at the Anici Club in Qormi and at the Juventus Club Vero Amore in Birkirkara.
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