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CUESTARS has unveiled its exciting new format for the 2010/11 season. Director John Hunter announced this week that current members can renew for just £5 before the end of August. Then, full membership reverts to £10. The calendar will be available at the beginning of September. SOUTH OF ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP TOUR Open to all Cuestars members, the Championship Tour consists of eight round-robin ranking tournaments with cash prizes. The top 16 ranked players qualify for the end-of-season play-off for the title of Cuestars South of England Champion. Entry fee per event is £15, of which £... By Tim Dunkley (World Snooker coach) View More... |
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IT WAS the best win of his life. Hawkeridge snooker ace Ben Harrison defeated his childhood idol Matthew Stevens in the Pink Ribbon Pro-Am at the brand new South West Snooker Academy in Gloucester. Harrison admitted “it took a long time to sink in” after recording a shock 4-2 first-round victory over the world number 25 - without the benefit of a handicap start. “It was definitely my best win ever,” declared the 18-year-old, who is based at Player’s in Westbury. “Matthew was one of my favourite players when I was growing up. I love the way he plays. I was so ... By Tim Dunkley (World Snooker coach) View More... |
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WELSH professional Matthew Stevens was guest of honour as the Cuestars South of England 2009/10 season reached a dramatic climax on Finals Day at Jesters Snooker Club, Swindon. A staggering eight tournaments were run in just one fun-packed day. Neil Craycraft (Wantage) won the Championship Tour play-off. Jordan Winbourne (Southampton) won the Under-21 Gold Tour play-off. Bouwe Bosma (Chandler’s Ford) won the Under-21 Silver Tour play-off. Oliver Parsons (Swindon) won the Under-21 Bronze Tour play-off. Alan Grainger (High Wycombe) won the Masters play-off. Jordan and Chris Winbou... By Tim Dunkley (World Snooker coach) View More... |
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