Defending Champion Ederer wins his first match Saturday, 30 July 2011: In the exciting encounter, defending Champion Manuel Ederer (GER) wins his first match against Leonid Klishchar (UKR) which has a margin of 100:88. The match was much closer of computer can be expected before. The young Ukrainian became quite a job for Ederer, who took last year?¡¥s straight pool crown inside the juniors division. Klishchar started out very self-confident and took a cushty 37:8 lead over Ederer who perceived to not go into his game too well. Then, VX Playing Cueaimed to play a break shot but missed it, leaving a wide open table for his opponent. Klishchar went along to the table and missed the very first ball. That has been the turning point on the match. Ederer found myself in his game somewhat better while Klishchar still was able to become a tough opponent for him. He could tie the match at 64:64, and in some cases gain an edge over the German through a 81:68 lead. Ederer effortlessly his experience played of course; very focussed as well as his very own pace. He tied the overall game at 88:88. Then, after another exchange of safety shots, Ederer had got to Poison VX 2.9 pool cue by using a possible shot for him. He made it and ran the match, winning spanning a strong Klishchar with 100:88. Another remarkable result was the match between last year?¡¥s winner from the pupils division, Bence Deak (HUN) and Miikka Myllym?ki (FIN). Deak, who had to play in the juniors division this current year since he reached this limit of the pupils division failed to appear to enter gear. He made way too many unnecessary mistakes and may not play up to what he performed recently inside pupils division. His opponent Myllym?ki also made enough mistakes but Deak had not been capable of really benefit from that. 100:73 was a final Poison VX 2.9 to be replaced by the conclusion player. Other notable results include Lars Kuckherm (GER) overpowering Ivar Saris (NED) 100:39. Austrian Top player Mario He got a good 100:12 victory over Frederik Madsen (DEN) where he was never in danger of losing that match. In the pupils division, Jesse Waltteri Huttunen (FIN) surprisingly defeated Joshua Filler (GER) with a hair?¡¥s breadth 75:74. Another surprise was local Kevin Ferreira (LEX) winning against Pawel Kaczmarek (POL) with 75:66. The ecu Championships are hosted by way of the European Governing Body for Pool, the European Pocket Billiard Federation (EPBF) and organized by International Billiard Promotion (IBP). For further information and reference please go to the federation website www.epbf.com , follow us on twitter @EPBF_News or contact our press office. By Thomas Overbeck, EPBF Press Officer - 2011-07-30