U21 events

KINGS Cross potter Lee Whaley reckons there are three reasons why “something just clicked” at the start of his phenomenal

JAMIE Wilson proved winning can become a habit by regaining top spot on the Cuestars Under-21 Gold Tour. The 16-year-old

WOMEN’S world number 24 Chloe White stroked in a long black against fellow Gold player Aristos Pampouris to clinch the

CADEN Read ended his “best weekend” with a first winner’s trophy on the Cuestars Under-21 Bronze Tour. The nine-year-old defeated

KINGS Cross potter Lee Whaley is turning the race for the Cuestars Under-21 Silver Tour title into a procession. The

DORSET snooker ace Bradley Cowdroy made up for lost time by collecting his second winner’s trophy of the season on

GOLD Tour player Steven Hughes overcame Swindon youngster Jaydon Elliott in the Plate final during the fourth legs of the

HARRY ‘The Potter’ Wyatt earned himself a new cricket bat after collecting a third successive winner’s trophy on a junior

KINGS Cross potter Lee Whaley admitted he was “flying” after winning his third snooker tournament of the season and beating

JAMIE Wilson’s eight-year quest for a Cuestars winner’s trophy has ended. The 16-year-old from Havant admitted it was a “shock