by InsidePOOL Staff

Glenn Atwell took down the April 17-19 stop of the Pechauer All-American Tour, besting Pat Schumacher in the finals. This tournament was hosted by Nite Hawk in Portland, OR, and the $1,500-added event honored the memory of player Dave Reavis and Nite Hawk owner Bill Mildenberger, drawing the maximum 48 players in a double-elimination 9-ball format on 8-foot bar boxes.

Defending champion Atwell didn’t lose a beat as he swept through the winners’ bracket to take the hot seat over John Plunkett 9-5. In the previous round, Atwell had comfortably turned back Schumacher 9-4, while Plunkett outscored Russ Pettis 9-7.

The one-loss bracket featured Matt Horner and Bobby Zack ending the event for Eddie Mataya and Steve Tune, respectively, at seventh place by identical 9-7 scores. Schumacher and Zack then finished off Horner and Pettis at fifth place by 9-5, 9-2 margins, respectively. Schumacher continued on, dominating Zack 9-2 in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals Schumacher advanced by ousting Plunkett at third place 9-5. The final match was all Atwell again, as he methodically moved past Schumacher in the one-set finals 11-4 to acquire his repeat title in this event.

Glenn Atwell (left) took down the April 17-19 stop of the Pechauer All-American Tour, besting Pat Schumacher (right) in the finals.

Results:
1st Glen Atwell $1,325
2nd Pat Schumacher $825
3rd John Plunkett $500
4th Bobby Zack $270
5th Matt Horner $180
Russ Pettis
7th Eddie Mataya $90
Steve Tune
9th Michael Dietschman $50
Steve Lingelbach
Justin Lilje
Bob Olson