Harvey Chandler wins the 2018 EBSA Men’s Snooker Championship A very steady performance throughout a week of snooker, saw Harvey Chandler emerge victorious with the European title and a 2 year professional tour card. The 22 year old who plays a lot of his snooker at Dunstable Snooker Club (DSC) is a regular at EASB
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Shortly after Harvey Chandler had emerged victorious in the EBSA Men’s Snooker Championships, it was announced that Simon Lichtenberg had been awarded a tour card for his win in the Under 21s. Thank goodness for common sense Lichtenberg had initially thought to have missed out due to the National Federation for snooker in Germany (the DBU)
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Today sees the start of the knockout stage of the EBSA Men’s Championship 137 players started off in 27 groups of 5. The top 3 from each group progressing into the knockout stage. The top 47 seeds were placed into the first round proper, last 64, while 34 play in the preliminary round to earn the
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World Disability Billiards and Snooker (WDBS) held its first event of 2018 in Preston, England last weekend. Open to players from six disability groups covering a range of physical and learning disabilities, the event ran for three days at the Elite Snooker Club, owned and run by former professional players Chris Norbury and Shokat Ali.
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16 year old Jackson Page from Wales, successfully defended his EBSA Under 18 title in Sofia, Bulgaria on Monday. Picture courtesy of www.EBSA.tv Teenage snooker sensation Jackson Page successfully defended his EBSA Under 18 crown in Sofia, Bulgaria on Monday. Page was runner up to fellow Welshman Tyler Rees in 2016 then won the event
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Details have been announced for entry to World Snooker’s Q School 2018 – with some notable changes The entry fee has been increased from £600 to £1000. Cynics will say this is because of the expected increase in entries in order to get on the Challenge Tour. Q School will now be held at Meadowside,
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World Ladies Billiards and Snooker have announced that the WLBS world ranking of Michelle Brown will be frozen at number 24 until the end of the 2018 calendar year.On the WLBS Facebook page WLBS President Mandy Fisher said: “It’s fantastic news that Michelle is making such a good recovery. We look forward to welcoming her back onto the World Women’s Snooker
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World Disability Billiards and Snooker (WDBS) is delighted to announce that Simon Berrisford has been elected to the Board of Directors with immediate effect. Simon Berrisford joins the existing board of Nigel Mawer QPM (chairman), Clive Brown and Bob Hill, bringing his wealth of commercial experience and unquestionable enthusiasm for the role to the WDBS
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Dave Lewis is organising some serious pro-am events at the Castle Snooker & Sports Bar in Brighton On Sunday 4th March there is the first in what Dave hopes to be many events for the serious amateur and for professionals to supplement their earnings from the World Tour. Click on the image above to go
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I SUPPOSE you could say that today was Steven Hughes’ day. After ending a near seven-year wait to claim a first Premier title in the morning leagues, the 16-year-old completed back-to-back Open Series tournament wins this afternoon to move up to fourth place. Beaten finalist Callum White climbed to sixth. Rankings leader Connor Benzey, who
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