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United States National Snooker Championship

The USSA stages the annual United States National Snooker Championship, with the winner and runner-up gaining automatic selection to represent the United States in that year's IBSF World Snooker Championship. To be eligible to compete in the Championship, a player must either be a citizen of the United States, or a lawfully admitted resident of the United States who has not represented any other nation in an IBSF Championship during the previous three years.

United States National Snooker Champions: 1991 - 2012

Year Champion Runner-Up Result Host Dates
2012 Sargon Isaac Ajeya Prabhakar 5 - 2
2011 Ahmed Aly Ajeya Prabhakar 5 - 3
2010 Ahmed Aly Yi Fei Mei 5 - 4
2009 Ahmed Aly Ajeya Prabhakar 5 - 4
2008 George Lai Jian Qiang Wang 5 - 2
2007 Jack Kung George Lai 5 - 3
2006 Paul Kimura Romil Azemat 5 - 3
2005 George Lai Kenny Kwok 4 - 2
2004 Kenny Kwok Raymond Fung 4 - 2
2003 Not held
2002 Not held
2001 Tom Kollins Ajeya Prabhakar 5 - 0
2000 Ajeya Prabhakar Tom Kollins 5 - 3
1999 Tom Kollins Murali Venkat 5 - 0
1998 Tom Kollins Tom Karabotsos 5 - 4
1997 George Lai Truman Wu 5 - 3
1996 Peter Ong Piya Potanan 5 - 0
1995 Tang Hoa Orwin Ham 5 - 1
1994 David Yao Tom Kollins 5 - 2
1993 David Yao Mike Massey 5 - 0
1992 Tom Kollins John Lewis 4 - 3
1991 Tom Kollins John Abruzzo 4 - 2

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