Haydon Pinhey wins the final Gold event of the season but Barrie McIntosh is Overall Gold Waistcoat Champion.
The event was hosted by The Belgrave Snooker & Pool Club, Plymouth. Select Gold Waistcoat Tour to find out more.
Fast & Furious Snooker at the Belgrave, Plymouth sees Brookshaw just fail to hold on to his title as Pinhey spoils the party.
The event was hosted by The Belgrave Snooker & Pool Club, Plymouth. Select ONEFORSEVEN Championship 2015 to find out more.
Andy Rogers wins the penultimate Gold Waistcoat Tour event od the season. Barrie McIntosh edges in front of Kurtis Weaver in the overall rankings. All to play for in event 6 at the end of the month.
The event was hosted by The Belgrave Snooker & Pool Club, Plymouth. Select Gold Waistcoat Tour to find out more.
Saturday 16th May at the Belgrave, Plymouth 09:30am there is an Open OneFourSeven snooker tournament. ‘Fast and Furious’ potting with every point scored being crucial, 15 minute timed frames. Tournament is played on a round Robin basis to determine a reduced field of qualifiers to battle it out in a run in to the finishing line. Entry fee £10, all players welcome.
Sunday 17th May, the annual Andy Hicks handicap competition, also at the Belgrave, starting at 10am. £10 entry upfront or £15 on the day. Straight knockout best of 5 matches. Plate first round losers.
For more details of the OneFourSeven tournament go to WEBSF 147 Event
For details on the Andy Hicks Handicap event email thebrantons@gmail.com
Eddie Manning wins break-fest event 4 but Kurtis Weaver and Barrie McIntosh top the ranking with two events to go.
The event was hosted by The Belgrave Snooker & Pool Club, Plymouth. Select Gold Waistcoat Tour Event 4 to find out more.
Harvey Chandler wins event 3 but Kurtis Weaver tops the ranking with three events to go.
The event was hosted by The Belgrave Snooker & Pool Club, Plymouth. Select Gold Waistcoat Event 3 to find out more.
The Plymouth Bronze Waistcoat ran from 2004 until 2010 and was sponsored by the following Plymouth snooker clubs: Riley’s, Victoria Snooker Centre, The Plaza and Plymouth Snooker Club. WEBSF Officials Wayne & Debora Branton, Darren Hall, Steve Brookshaw, Keith Millard & Roger Cole generously gave their time and enthusiasm to develop grass roots snooker in the Plymouth area.
Each season the top four players qualified for the Regional Finals Day where they pitted their skills against qualifiers from the Redruth, Exeter & Falmouth Tours (posted previously).
Dan Legassick was the last Plymouth Bronze Champion. Take a look back over the years and pick out a few familiar faces that have played and, in some cases, still playing. You will have to admit they did look smart in their waistcoats….shame they had to grow up! :). Click here.
The Redruth Bronze Waistcoat was run from 2004 until 2010 in the Redruth Royal British Legion Club. WEBSF Coaches Paul Williams and Vic Wills generously gave their time and enthusiasm to help develop youth snooker in Cornwall.
Each season the top four players qualified for the Regional Finals Day where they pit their skills against qualifiers from the Plymouth, Exeter & Falmouth Tours (posted previously).
Carl Mitchell was the last Redruth Champion. Take a look back over the years and pick out a few familiar faces that have played….where are they now?. Click here.
The Falmouth Bronze Waistcoat was run from 2008 until 2010 in Bells Court Snooker Club, Falmouth. Club proprietor and consummate Snooker player Paul Williams generously hosted and sponsored the events, giving many youngsters encouragement.
Each season the top four players qualified for the Regional Finals Day where they pit their skills against qualifiers from the Plymouth & Redruth Tours (to be posted in the coming weeks).
Aiden Johns was the last Falmouth Champion and now plays on the Gold Waistcoat Tour. Take a look back over the years and pick out a few familiar faces that have played….where are they now?. Click here.
The Exeter Bronze Waistcoat Town Tour was run from 2004 until 2010 in Sidwell Snooker and GWRSA Social Club’s, Exeter. Staunch supporters/sponsors were; Bill Whelan (Sidwell), Mel Berry (GWRSA) and Pete James (Baulkline Snooker South West).
Each season the top four players qualified for the Regional Finals Day where they pit their skills against qualifiers from the Plymouth, Redruth & Falmouth Town Tours (to be posted in the coming weeks).
Michael Rogers was the last Exeter Champion. Michael realised his promise and has gone on to win both Silver and Gold events. He is currently at University after which we hope to see him back on the Snooker scene once he has completed his education. Take a look back over the years and pick out a few familiar faces that have played….where are they now?. Click here.
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