U21 events

GOSPORT teenager Mark Lloyd (pictured left) smacked in a 75 break en route to claiming the Plate trophy at Woking

SURREY potter Edward James admitted he didn’t expect to win his first regional snooker tournament after losing his first match

IT WAS a long but fruitful day for Essex cueman Jake Keen. Fourteen hours after being “dragged” out of bed

WOKING starlet Jasmine Bolsover has struck another blow for girl power in the mainly male-dominated world of snooker. The 13-year-old

WELSH snooker international Callum Lloyd (pictured) insisted he “didn’t play that well all day” despite claiming the first leg of

AYLESBURY snooker ace Sonnie O’Sullivan praised his “brilliant” coach after securing his second regional title in two years. National glory

HIS carefree attitude with a cue in  his hands is in stark contrast to his compassion for  others. Six-time world

BRADLEY Cowdroy and dad, Jim, edged  Jasmine Bolsover and dad, Gavin, 2-1 on the final pink to claim the Cuestars 

TWO Cuestars championship trophies will be on show in High Wycombe’s Liberal Club. Following Sonnie O’Sullivan’s success in the Gold

TROPHY winners at the Cuestars Finals  Day were entertained by Bill and Ben. Top amateurs Billy Castle and Ben  Harrison,