Details for entry to the World Snooker 2019 Q School have been announced. See the full article here which includes the entry pack Q school this time is at the Robin Park Leisure Centre in Wigan and starts on Saturday 18 May. There will be three events from which the 4 semi-finalists of each event […]
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The South West Snooker Academy in Gloucester is the setting for the final event and the battle for the second main tour card Brandon Sargeant has already secured his place on the World Snooker Tour for the next two seasons, but the second card is still up for grabs. There are, in fact, only three
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The two National Qualifying Rounds of the oldest amateur snooker competition in the world take place this weekend. The Northern Event is at the Northern Snooker Centre in Leeds and the Southern Event is at the South West Snooker Academy in Gloucester. The 16 players at each event have qualified from the regional events and
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Welshman Jackson Page won the EBSA 2019 Under 21 Championship and with it a two-year professional tour card. 17-year-old Page was the pre-tournament favourite of many and only lost 2 frames throughout the event. He is the first player from Wales to win the European Under 21 Championship. After winning the Under 18 title for
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The EBSA Under 21 Championships concludes today and the semi-final line up is an all UK affair. Three of them are 17 and one just 16. Dylan Emery (17) of Wales will face Ross Bulman (17) of Ireland with the other semi-final being between Jackson Page (17) of Wales and Aaron Hill (16) of Ireland.
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The first World Disability Billiards and Snooker (WDBS) event of 2019 was staged at the Hazel Grove Snooker Club last weekend. The Northern Classic, sponsored by BB Scaffolding, welcomed players with a variety of physical and learning disabilities to contest six individual competitions across the weekend. There was a familiar winner in the latest Groups
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The World Snooker Federation (WSF) has announced today that the 2019 Championships, earlier moved from Dubai to Beijing, have now been cancelled. Travel difficulties at short notice have been cited as the main reasons for the cancellation. The 2019 World Women’s Snooker Championship will take place “some time in the next few months” as part
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Reanne Evans claimed her 3rd title of the season having already won the European Women’s Masters and the Eden Women’s Masters, by beating her main rival Ng On Yee in the final. Both finalists had to survive last frame deciders in their semi-finals with Evans edging Wendy Jans and Ng setting up the final with
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Back in October 2018, the WSF announced that the 2019 WSF Championships would be staged at the Dubai World Trade Centre. See the announcement here However, the WSF have announced a change and the event will now take place at the CBSA-WPBSA Academy in Beijing, China from 20-30 March 2019. You can read the full
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The 9th and penultimate event of the 2018/19 Challenge Tour could see a brand new professional professional The first day of Challenge Tour 9 saw some of the leading contenders for the two main tour cards on offer, fall by the wayside. David Grace and Barry Pinches both went out in the first round. Then
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