Ng On Yee’s professional debut has been put on hold due to COVID travel restrictions. Still current at:14 July 2021Updated:28 June 2021Latest update: From 1 July, the UK will move onto the Hong Kong SAR government’s list of “extremely high risk” places. This means that from 1 July all passenger flights from the UK will […]
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Leading women’s snooker stars Reanne Evans and Rebecca Kenna will both compete at the upcoming BetVictor Shoot Out which will run from 4-7 February 2021 at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes. Record 12-time world women’s champion Evans – who last year was awarded an MBE for her services to sport – will make her
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Mandy Fisher, President of World Women’s Snooker, sent out a message to all the WWS players. On behalf of the World Women’s Snooker team I am writing to you today to provide you with an update as to the current situation and as to when we may be able to resume staging competitions in 2021… Read
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World Women’s Snooker (WWS) are hoping to return to action this year. The WWS recently set out their “road map” for a return to action to the World Women’s Snooker Tour following postponement of some events due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Recently the WWS took a look back at the 2019/20 season –
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Earlier this year World Women’s Snooker (WWS) picked out some of the highlights of the season. Of course, the end of the season has not concluded in the way that we would have liked with the unavoidable postponement of both the Festival and World Championship tournaments due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, it has nevertheless
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The Women’s Festival of Snooker has rightly been postponed due to concerns for the health of the players and officials. The health and well-being of our players and officials is of paramount importance to us and we hope that all concerned will understand the decision that has been reached. https://www.womenssnooker.com/festival-of-womens-snooker-2020-postponement-notice/ So why not the WST
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The EPSB have revived the The English Women’s Snooker Championship and the event is to be played over the weekend of 7-8 March at Barrats Snooker Club in Northampton. As this is the first time for some years that the event has been staged, it is not thought that there will be a lot of
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The fourth ranking event of the 2019/20 World Women’s Snooker Tour season, the Belgian Women’s Open, sees a return to The Trickshot following a successful event at the venue last year. To be held over three days, the event has seen an incredible 50% rise in entries with 37 players set to contest four tournaments,
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The WWS Australian Women’s Open runs from 17-20 October at the Mounties Club, Sydney. The tournament features 25 players from 6 countries, but none of the UK or European women have made the trip. You can follow the progress of the event using the WPBSA Tournament Manger by clicking on the button below. The players,
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Rebecca Kenna, ranked world number 3 and owner of Cue Sports Yorkshire, was recently invited to take part in the Hong Kong World Women’s Masters 2019. Despite early scares in the group stages, Kenna rallied as the tournament progressed and came away with the trophy! There were 16 invitees including the top five women in
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