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Round 2 is completed and Round 3 begins with a new high break mark. Ross Muir kicked off Round 3 in fine style with a 4-0 win over Fergal Quinn which included a break of 140 – the new high break for the tournament. Jenson Kendrick had a fine win over David Lilley, the recently

Round 2 is completed and Round 3 begins with a new high break mark. Ross Muir kicked off Round 3 in fine style with a 4-0 win over Fergal Quinn which included a break of 140 – the new high break for the tournament. Jenson Kendrick had a fine win over David Lilley, the recently

The names start to fall as pressure begins to build It may be early in the 2nd event and there is still another event to go, but the pressure to qualify is increasing. Just to play at Q School is enough for some, but for others it means much more. Some of the relegated pros

White presses on and Wallace makes highest break of the event so far. Michael White kicked off his Event 2 with a 4-2 win over Germany’s Richard Wienold. He will play Ben Fortey next in a repeat of Round 3 of Event 1. Patrick Wallace is now the current high break holder with a 138

Round 1 of Q School 2021 Event 2 produced what is probably the most celebrated result of the round. Rebecca Kenna produced a 92 break to take the deciding frame against John Pritchett. No disrespect to Pritchett, but Kenna’s win made the headline for the WST report. Kenna faces Phil O’Kane in the next round.

Jackson Page, Peter Lines, Fraser Patrick and Yuan Sijun all “bounced back” to the main tour Seven of the last 8 were players looking to make an immediate return to the main tour after being relegated last season. The question asked by many relates to whether or not those relegated players should be seeded. Some

Favourite falls at the penultimate hurdle before the home straight. In the big match of the day, Peter Lines beat Event 1 favourite Michael White 4-0. Lines now goes into “Event 1 Judgement Day” to face Lee Shanker who beat Alex Taubman 4-1 to earn the privilege. The winner of that match will face either

Knowles’ run halted by Fry The veteran Tony Knowles is bidding to return to the main tour but Raymond Fry put paid to those hopes – for now. Knowles was 3-1 up after breaks of 69 and 54 but Fry hit back with 110 and 67 before taking the deciding frame. No doubt all eyes

The Battle of the Boltonians turned into more of a massacre! Veteran Tony Knowles provided probably the biggest upset of the day, if not the event, with a 4-0 whitewash of ex-pro Craig Steadman. This match would possibly have had a very good audience if it could have been streamed. Birthday boy Stuart Watson won

As the big guns start to be deployed, the centuries are getting fired in! Former professionals Michael White, Peter Lines and Ross Muir all made centuries in their opening matches of Q School 2021 – Event 1. White had breaks of 127, 103 and 81 in his 4-1 win over Ronnie Blake, Lines had two