The “Duchess of Doom,” Allison Fisher, met Corr in the hot seat match and had a 7-2 advantage before the tables were turned, and Corr won the next seven games in a row to win the match 9-7.  Atlanta player and number-three ranked o­n the WPBA, Helena Thornfeldt met Lee in the finals of the o­ne-loss side and sent her home with a fourth-place showing.

Fisher then met certain defeat at the hands of Lee, sweet revenge for their finals match at the Delta Classic several weeks ago in which Fisher won with a tight 7-5 score.  The Duchess went home with a surprising third place, while Lee went o­n to play Corr in the finals.

With enviable determination, Lee was up 7-2 before Corr could do anything about it.  Lee o­nly allowed her opponent o­ne more game before her total domination took over, and she won the final match by a stunning 11-3 decision.  Tournament director Cathy Jennings said afterward, “Karen never really had a shot.  She never had a chance to get out of the box.  I think that’s an advantage, coming from the losers’ bracket.”  Jennings also reported, “It was a really good tournament.  Everybody had a great time.  And we couldn’t have done it without our sponsors.”

1st Jeanette Lee $7,0002nd Karen Corr $5,0003rd Allison Fisher $3,3004th Helena Thornfeldt $2,300

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