 NEWBURY potter Neil Winkworth has fired in his second 84 break of the Berkshire Cuestars Snooker League season. A 3-2 victory over Craig Marsh (Thatcham) at The Crucible Sports & Social Club, Newbury, took the 30-year-old to just two points behind leader Chris Rice with a game in hand. Winkworth shared the first two scrappy frames with Marsh but the 2009 Newbury Snooker League singles champion secured victory with runs of 84, matching the league’s highest, and 58. Marsh, who wrapped up the fifth frame with a 47, said: “It was a very good standard - after the first two fram... By Tim Dunkley (World Snooker coach) View More... |
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LAST Sunday’s record 23 entries for the Cuestars South of England Seniors (40+) Tour event at Fareham Snooker Club has persuaded John Hunter to add two extra dates to this season’s calendar. This increases the hugely popular tour to six legs. Newbury’s Crucible Sports & Social Club will host one of the additional tournaments on Sunday, February 19, and Fareham Snooker Club will stage the other on Sunday, April 15. The other remaining legs are at Jesters Snooker Hall, Swindon, on Sunday, March 18, and Salisbury Snooker Club on Sunday, May 13. John also announced that ... By Tim Dunkley (World Snooker coach) View More... |
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 UNDEFEATED Rownhams cueman Neil Carroll stormed back to top spot in the Cuestars South Wilts Snooker League after securing his fourth successive win of the season. The 47-year-old (left), who finished fifth last season, chalked up a 3-2 victory over Richard Arnold at Salisbury Snooker Club. Arnold (Salisbury) took the third frame on a re-spotted black, not for the first time this season, and the fifth on the black. “It was a decent contest of reasonable quality,” said Arnold. Reflecting on his third 3-2 victory, Carroll said: “It was a long, hard battle but an enj... By Tim Dunkley (World Snooker coach) View More... |
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28 January, 2012