Over the weekend some clubs opened for snooker, some just for the social side and some remain closed. One thing is certain – nothing is certain! There still seems to be confusion over whether clubs can allow snooker or not. Can they open or not? When will clubs be allowed to open and allow snooker? […]
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As lockdown restrictions continue to be eased and some clubs look forward to opening soon, some events are being advertised in anticipation. The events now on the calendar are obviously still provisional dates and, as always, please do check with the venue before you travel if you have any doubts.
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Click the link for the statement http://www.wpbsa.com/wpbsa-statement-5/ So what does this mean for amateur snooker in general? The main thing, obviously, is that there will be no more tour cards for IBSF tournament winners. But where will the cards go? Hopefully they will be allocated to the proposed Challenge Tour, which at the moment has
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The Malcolm Thorne handicap series continues on Sunday at Breakers Snooker Club in Leicester with another chance to qualify for the Grand Finals in December. Each tournament features a plate as well as the main event and the winners of each qualify for the finals. Winners so far are Daniel Blunn, James Jelly, Hamza Bhimani
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It’s time for the Grand Final of the first of a very popular LiteTask pro-am series on Sunday 7 May. After 6 hotly contested tournaments with in the region of 120 entries in each, the top 16 in the order of merit will compete for the top prize of £2000. Of course, there will also be
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On the EASB site the English Amateur Championship is described as The most important event in the EASB calendar and the oldest amateur snooker competition in the World. Its roll of honour reads like a who’s who of snooker nobility. The winner will represent England in the World Amateur Championships, European Championships and Home Internationals
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Because of the high fall-out of participants (due to age ineligibility) at the end of this season, next season’s Premier Junior Tour will be reduced to 32 places. 18 players will remain on the tour. They will be joined by 8 players directly qualifying from the Regional Junior Tour. The numbers from each region are
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LiteTask have announced details of their second Pro-Am series to be run over the Summer and Winter of 2017 with a Finals Day for players ranked 17-32 in December and the Grand Final in January 2018. The series starts on 18 June and details of all the events are now on the calendar. The 2016/17 series
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…April is no time to fool around. Once the China Open is done, we will know for sure who is doing what over the next few weeks. First up is the World Championship qualifiers at Ponds Forge where 18 amateurs:- Jackson Page Tyler Rees Ross Vallance Chris Totten Jordan Brown Patrick Wallace Jamie Bodle Wayne
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This weekend the Under 18s and the Under 21s are in action to find the best in their age groups in the country! There are northern and southern regional events for both categories and the winners from each will meet at the EASB Finals Weekend next year.
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