U21 events

ALEX Scotney (pictured, right) beat Jack Miller (left) 2-1 in the Plate final during the second legs of the Cuestars

A WELLING teenager has tasted success for the first time on a regional junior snooker circuit. It may have been

CHRISTOPHER Woodward admitted it wasn’t a “vintage” performance but it was still “fantastic” to collect his first winner’s trophy on

RYAN Spratt overcame a shaky start in Wiltshire to claim victory AND top spot on the Cuestars Under-21 Gold Tour.

RAYAN El Qmache (pictured, right) collected his first trophy of the new season in Newbury. The 13-year-old Londoner beat Aariz

AN 11-year-old boy from Kettering made a dream debut on a regional junior snooker circuit. Finley Wilson collected the winner’s

CADEN Read ended a productive summer by winning the first leg of the Cuestars Under-21 Silver Tour in Newbury. The

IT WAS a slight understatement when Oliver Sykes said his “scoring helped me out” after a break-building blitz in Reading.

SURREY teenager Vincent Callender said it was “the best feeling ever” after winning the inaugural Cuestars Under-21 Snooker Championship. The

SUTTON-based Alex Scotney has added another piece of silverware to his snooker trophy cabinet. The ten-year-old won the Plate competition