Second Plate win of season for Donovan
JOHN Donovan (Camden Town) claimed his second Plate winner’s trophy of the season in Swindon. In an all-Silver Tour final,
U21 Gold, Silver & Bronze
For players aged under-21 at Season start. Entry fee is £10 per event and competition start time is 10:30am.
Frames Sports Bar Championship tour
For all Cuestars players. Trophy to Rankings winner. Entry fee is £20 per event and competition start time is 10:30am.
New date for final Championship Tour leg
LAST Sunday’s third and final leg of the Frames Sports Bar Championship Tour was postponed because of a power cut
Seniors (40 and over) tour
For Cuestars players aged 40 and over. Entry fee is £15 per event and competition start time is 10:30am.
Ford clinches first Seniors ranking title
MATT Ford ended a busy weekend by claiming his first rankings title on the Cuestars Seniors (40+) Snooker Tour. The
Masters (55 and over) tour
Hunter claims Masters title
JOHN Hunter saved his best until last to clinch the Cuestars Masters (55+) Tour rankings title. The 55-year-old from Andover
Local news
News and achievements of Cuestars players locally.
Junior sessions return to Salisbury Snooker Club
JUNIOR sessions have returned to Salisbury Snooker Club following the relaxation of the Covid-19 restrictions. And the club is delighted
National
Achievements of Cuestars players in national competitions.
Relegated Cowdroy responds in true ‘Warrior’ style
NEWLY-relegated Bradley Cowdroy marked his return to the southern region snooker circuit with his highest competitive century and an emphatic
International
Achievements of Cuestars players in international competitions.
£1,750 prize fund announced for satellite rankings
CUESTARS can today reveal the massive prize fund on offer to the top three in the satellite rankings. Our top
Professional
147 for Jamie Wilson
JAMIE Wilson today knocked in a first maximum break in a high-quality Pro-Am at Dunstable Snooker Club. The 17-year-old from
Ladies
Achievements by Cuestars ladies.
Ladies league ends in “absolute bedlam”
HAMPSHIRE’S only ladies snooker league ended its inaugural season in “absolute bedlam” – but in the nicest possible sense of