Season resumption
CUESTARS has released details of the remaining under-21 tournaments for the 2019/20 season. The coronavirus pandemic means things won’t be
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. £1,000 World Q-school equivalent prize shared between Rankings and Championship winners. Entry fee is £15 per event and competition start time is 10:30am.
Tim Dunkley – Eastleigh Performance Coach of the Year
Cuestars very own tournament director and press officer Tim Dunkley has been awarded the title of Performance Coach of the
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.
Height climbs higher on Seniors Tour
SOUTH West snooker star James Height has taken the lead in the Cuestars Seniors (40+) Tour rankings. The potter from
Masters (55 and over) tour
Midweek maestro Darken strikes again
ANDREW Darken is turning into a midweek maestro. The Londoner moved up to second place in the rankings after recording
Local news
News and achievements of Cuestars players locally.
Eastleigh junior champions
RILEY Ellis (pictured, right) and Thomas Devine (left) are the new Eastleigh & District junior league champions. Cuestars Silver Tour
National
Achievements of Cuestars players in national competitions.
Further adventures of Lawrence of New Zealand
FORMER Cuestars Seniors Tour player Lawrence Millington has won his first tournament in New Zealand. And he reckons this success
International
Achievements of Cuestars players in international competitions.
Jamie Wilson: professional snooker player
JAMIE Wilson has fulfilled his ten-year dream of becoming a professional snooker player. Just let that sink in for a
Professional
Jamie Wilson: professional snooker player
JAMIE Wilson has fulfilled his ten-year dream of becoming a professional snooker player. Just let that sink in for a
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