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On the final day of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Billiards Pool Tournament Phuc Thinh Cup 2025, the event reached its peak when the final match of the women’s 9-ball pool between Pham Thuy Quynh and Mach Tuyet Thanh took place in the afternoon. This was an unforgettable match, marking a turning point in the career of Thuy Quynh, who won this prestigious trophy after an unexpected situation from her opponent.
The Road to the Cup
Before reaching the final, Pham Thuy Quynh proved her mettle by defeating Vo Lee Song Nghi, a player of Vietnamese-Korean descent, with a score of 5-2 in the semi-final. Mach Tuyet Thanh was not far behind when she defeated Nguyen Minh Thu with a close score of 5-4. This victory helped the two talented players advance to the final match, where the championship medal would be determined.
Interesting Developments of the Final Match
The final match started with the advantage leaning towards Tuyet Thanh when she quickly took a 2-0 lead. However, Thuy Quynh did not give up easily. In the following minutes, she fought back, successfully equalizing 2-2. Both players played with determination, creating breathtaking, thrilling moments that the audience could not take their eyes off.
The drama reached its climax when the score became 4-4. But the turning point happened in the deciding game, when Mach Tuyet Thanh made a serious mistake, causing the cue ball to fall into the pocket when there was only the 9th ball left on the table. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Thuy Quynh made an accurate shot, sending the last ball into the pocket to win 5-4 in a dramatic way.
Joy of the Championship
After winning the championship trophy, Thuy Quynh could not hide her joy. She shared: “This is the first time I have won a tournament. I am very happy and surprised. Today, I am satisfied with what I have done.” She also said that this was the first time she competed on a table produced by Phuc Thinh, and felt quite comfortable and easier in controlling the balls.
Men’s Pool Billiards Tournament: Vu Quang Khai Shines
Not only women, this year’s tournament also witnessed the shine of male players. In the men’s 9-ball pool final, Vu Quang Khai affirmed his ability by defeating Nguyen Minh Quan with an overwhelming score of 6-2. Although Minh Quan took the lead in the first set, Quang Khai did not let that affect his performance.
With an impressive “clearing the table”, Quang Khai ended the match and won, receiving a prize of 12 million VND and the prestigious trophy. Although Minh Quan only received 6 million VND for second place, his performance was still commendable.
Prize Distribution: Looking Back at the Top 8 Best Players
With the success of the tournament, it is impossible not to mention the recognition for other excellent players. Third place winners Nguyen Minh Thu and Vo Lee Song Nghi both received 2 million VND. In addition, players who reached the quarterfinals such as Bao Ngoc Tuong Van, Ma Tu Loi, Nguyen Tran Thu Ngan and Pham Bao Ngoc also received a reward of 500,000 VND each.
This tournament is not only a playground for players to show their talents, but also contributes to promoting Billiards in the student community in Ho Chi Minh City . With the coordination of the Ho Chi Minh City Billiards & Snooker Federation and the University of Economics and Finance, the tournament was a great success and promises to continue to develop in the future.
Conclusion: A Milestone for Billiards in Schools
The Ho Chi Minh City Student Billiards Pool Tournament Phuc Thinh Cup 2025 is not just a tournament, but also an important milestone in affirming the development of this sport at universities. The efforts of organizations in creating a professional competition environment have created great motivation for players, encouraging them to develop their skills and passion for Billiards.
It can be seen that the development of Billiards in the school environment is not only a trend but a necessary step for the future. With the promise of tournaments like this, we can fully hope for a generation of talented young Billiards players in the future.