(2023 Pacific International finalists, Peter Gilchrist and Dhruv Sitwala, with referee Anuj Rathee).
Pacific International Billiards – 11-14th June ’24
In our final event of what has been a fantastic World Billiards season, we head ‘down under’ once again for the Pacific International in Melbourne.
The Yarraville Club plays host to this level 5 event which promises to attract a top quality field. We are grateful for the support of the Victorian Billiards and Snooker Association, the Australian Billiards and Snooker Council, Billiards Australia and The Yarraville Club for their support. The prize pool is $7500.
The Pacific International follows on immediately after the Lance Pannell Snooker Championship at the same venue (8th – 10th June), this event is also open to all players.
Current Champion:
Peter Gilchrist is the current Pacific International champion having beaten Dhruv Sitwala in 2023.
For a full breakdown of results and breaks at the last Pacific International, please visit our results site here.
Venue:
The Yarraville Club
135 Stephen Street,
Yarraville VIC 3013,
Australia
A Google location map is included here.
The Yarraville Club is at 135 Stephen Street, Yarraville. It has a restaurant, sports bar and lounge area. The Billiards room, carpeted and air-conditioned, is at 175D Stephen Street (a 3-minute walk from the club). All eight tables will have new Strachan cloth and all tables have standard pockets – except for 1 Star Table. In addition to the bar and dining facilities at the club. The Yarraville Village is a 5-minute walk and has many cafes and restaurants.
Travel:
Melbourne Airport is the nearest international airport and is located 26km from the venue.
Enter Event:
The Pacific International is open to all. To enter, please visit the VBSA online shop here. Entries to the Lance Pannell Snooker Championship can also be made via the same website.
For all further details, including the entry conditions and terms specific to this event, please visit the entry pack here. Please note the Australian National Championship being held immediately after the Pacific International is only open to Australian citizens.