Brazil’s Igor Figueiredo became the first winner of the WSF Seniors Championship Brazil’s Igor Figueiredo became the first winner of the WSF Seniors Championship on Saturday after he came from behind to defeat Welshman Darren Morgan 5-3 in the final. The 40-year-old former professional from Rio de Janeiro reached the final following victory against Ireland’s
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It’s finals day in the World Snooker Federation (WSF) Championships for the Women and the Seniors The semi-finals and the finals of both the Women’s and the Seniors events take place today and there will be live streaming available from table 4 via this button[vc_btn title=”Live from Table 4″ style=”3d” color=”info” align=”center” link=”url:http%3A%2F%2Fesnooker.pl%2Flive%2Fen%2Fvideo_new.php%3Fstol%3D4||target:%20_blank|”] The “Live
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It’s now time for the knockout rounds of the Women’s and the Seniors Championships.[vc_btn title=”Women’s Knockout Draw” style=”3d” color=”violet” align=”center” link=”url:http%3A%2F%2Fesnooker.pl%2Fturnieje%2F2018%2Fwsf%2Fen%2Fshow_drabinka.php%3Fid_t%3D209||target:%20_blank|”][vc_btn title=”Seniors Knockout Draw” style=”3d” color=”danger” align=”center” link=”url:http%3A%2F%2Fesnooker.pl%2Fturnieje%2F2018%2Fwsf%2Fen%2Fshow_drabinka.php%3Fid_t%3D210||target:%20_blank|”] In the Women’s event, many will be expecting another showdown in the final between Reanne Evans and Ng On Yee. But looking across the field, there is
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The Championships continue today with the group stages of the Women’s and the Seniors. Women’s Groups Seniors Groups These will be completed today ready for the knockout rounds starting tomorrow. The semi-finals and finals are on Saturday. Full Schedule [vc_btn title=”Live from Table 4″ style=”3d” color=”info” align=”center” link=”url:http%3A%2F%2Fesnooker.pl%2Flive%2Fen%2Fvideo_new.php%3Fstol%3D4||target:%20_blank|”] A live stream will be available throughout the
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A quick look at some of the highlights from the weekend Despite the weather playing havoc with the fixtures, some events did still take place. And big events they were too! Ben Woollaston hosted an event at Breakers where the prize for the winner was for their Q School entry to be paid. As the
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On Saturday 3 March, immediately following the presentation of a record £1875 to the top 12 ranked players from Series 23, Series 24 kicks off at 1pm with another increase in prize money to a new record £1995. The handicapped competition runs for 26 weeks and is open to all ages and abilities. Entry fee
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February was a busy month in the world of Disability Snooker It started off the table in fact with the very popular appointment of Simon Berrisford to the WDBS board For the full story see https://www.wdbs.info/berrisford-joins-wdbs-board/For the first event of the year it was off to the Elite Snooker Club in Preston for the J&S Trading
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It was another resounding success for World Disability Billiards and Snooker (WDBS) at the Parris Cues UK Open at the Barratts Snooker and Sports Club, Northampton. Former winners took the titles in the three events in the second tournament of the year. Groups 6,7 and 8 were in action over the three days with Group
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Welsh teenage snooker sensation, Jackson Page, has been given a place on World Snooker’s Welsh Open which starts today. Page had been thought to have been missing out on this event after losing a wildcard spot to Darren Morgan in the final of the Robert Harrhy Memorial tournament in Cwmbran in January. However, Joe Swail has
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A DISTURBING and rather sad trend is changing the way snooker is played at an amateur level. And it’s all down to our old friend, the miss rule. First of all, I have no problem with the miss rule – regardless of what the title of this article says. 1. Three strikes and you’re out
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