Richard Clark (Swindon) won the eighth and final Cuestars South of England Championship Tour event at Jesters Snooker Club, Swindon.

Jordan Winbourne (Chandler’s Ford Snooker Club) has won the Cuestars South of England Under-21 Gold Tour rankings. Liam Burnet (The Academy, Eastleigh) won the Silver Tour. Ryan Gavin (Liberal Club, High Wycombe) won the Bronze Tour.

Neil Craycraft, from Wantage but based at 147 Club, Swindon, won the seventh Cuestars South of England Championship Tour event at Salisbury Snooker Club.

Lee Roling (The Academy, Eastleigh) beat Daniel Tallentire (Player’s, Westbury) in the Cuestars South of England Under-21 Gold Tour final at Jesters Snooker Club, Swindon. Liam Burnet (Eastleigh) overcame Daniel Winfield (Westbury) in the Silver Tour final. And Joe Moon (Swindon) defeated Oliver Parsons (Swindon) in the Bronze Tour final.

Salisbury′s Mark Green has regained his place on the EASB Premier Junior Tour.

Portsmouth′s Emma Bonney continued her domination of women’s billiards by claiming her fifth world title at the Hall Green Stadium, Birmingham (on Thursday, April 8).

Reanne Evans has clinched a record sixth straight women′s world snooker championship.

Ollie Tydeman scored a century break hours after dislocating his shoulder and six days later won a Cuestars tournament.

Shane Castle, 12, from Marchwood, near Southampton, won the sixth Cuestars South of England Championship Tour event at Jesters Snooker Club in Swindon.

Swindon Jesters A won the fourth Cuestars Junior Section Team Challenge tournament, at their home club, and Plate winning captain Lee Roling forgot his cue.

Reanne Evans extended her unbeaten run to 57 matches at the Connie Gough National Championship in Birmingham.

Colin Norton (Waterlooville) won the Cuestars South of England Senior Championship at Salisbury Snooker Club.

Sebastian Worrall (Swindon) won the fifth Cuestars South of England Championship Tour event at Salisbury Snooker Club.

KEVIN Impett’s shock victory over ranking leader Jordan Winbourne lifted the 18-year-old to second place on the Cuestars South of England Under-21 Gold Tour.

FIVE-time women′s world snooker champion Reanne Evans extened her unbeaten run to 53 matches with victory in the South Coast Classic.

Westbury A won the third Cuestars Junior Section Team Challenge tournament at their home club, Player’s in Westbury.

Shane Castle, 11, has chalked up a monster 137 break on the EASB Premier Junior Tour just hours after his coach said he "could do better".

Ryan Mears (Aldershot) won the fourth Cuestars South of England Championship Tour event at Jesters Snooker Club in Swindon.

Matt Wilson (High Wycombe) beat Ben Harrison (Trowbridge) in the final of the first Cuestars South of England Championship Tour event at Jesters Snooker Club in Swindon.

WORLD number one Reanne Evans has extended her remarkable unbeaten run on the women’s snooker circuit to 46 matches with victory in the East Anglian Championship.

Jordan Winbourne, Lee Bell and Ryan Gavin triumphed in the first Cuestars Under-21 scratch tournaments in Salisbury

REANNE Evans kicked off the 2009/10 women′s snooker season with victories in the Wytech Masters and the UK Championship.

A Thirteen-year-old budding snooker star from Hampshire has chalked up a first tournament century

Ryan’s Premier class

ALDERSHOT snooker hotshot Ryan Mears has captured the Cuestars Under-21 Premier Series crown.

Last season’s runner-up wrapped up the title with a semi-final finish at Salisbury SC at the fifth and final event of the South of England tour.

WANTAGE snooker ace Neil Craycraft turned the tables on Southampton Town Champion Mike Finn to clinch the Cuestars Premier Series scratch event at Chandler’s Ford SC.

Reanne Evans has claimed a record fifth successive women's world snooker championship

ELEVEN-year-old Shane Castle will next season be the youngest player on the EASB Premier Junior Tour

Four-time world champion Reanne Evans has claimed her 16th title on the World Ladies Billiards & Snooker Association circuit

A HAMPSHIRE teenager and a retired professional footballer have completed a remarkable hat-trick for a snooker club near Southampton

REANNE Evans has regained the world number one spot in women’s snooker with victory in the WLBSA South Coast Classic in Eastbourne

Stephen Tierney, a former profesional and practice-partner of Stephen Hendry, is alive and well and living on the south coast

Keen poker player Sebastian Worrall staked an early claim for the South of England Cuestars Senior title with victory in event three at Jesters SC, Swindon.

BRITISH Open snooker champion Emma Bonney promised long-term boyfriend Nigel a Christmas present after replacing Reanne Evans as women’s world number one.

Cuetars, which runs tournaments across the South of England, has announced a 52-event programme for the 2008/09 season

FOUR-time women's snooker world champion Reanne Evans has added the East Anglian Championship to her impressive list of titles

Jordan Brown, from the Fountain SC in Antrim, has clinched the Northern Ireland National Championship three years after his club-mate Mark Allen won his second title

Women's world snooker champion Reanne Evans claims two titles in one day

Four-time women's world snooker champion Reanne Evans has retained the Wytech Masters trophy

Chris Holland, a record 13-time Southampton Town Champion, celebrated his 50th season playing snooker in the city's Social Clubs League

Twelve-year-old Ross Muir, the Scottish Snooker under-14 national champion, has been crowned the youngest ever winner of the Scottish Youth Snooker Association championship

A shocked Michael Collumb has claimed the Marcos Leisure Under-19 Invitational Championship in Scotland

The World Ladies Billiards & Snooker Association is offering free scholarships to every snooker-playing girl under the age of 16

Southampton has lost a second snooker club to developers.

Three of the Southampton & District Social Clubs League's pool titles have been sewn up by General Hospital C

At ten-years-old, Shane Castle is writing his own record book. Now it's your chance to watch history being made.

Declan Brennan is chasing a hat-trick of Northern Ireland Under-16 Championships

Three-time women's world billiards champion Emma Bonney added the English Ladies Open Billiards Championship title on her 32nd birthday

Geoff Knapp, a 50-season snooker veteran of the Southampton & District Social Clubs League, passed his golden jubilee without realising it

Lee Ashbolt has achieved his dream of clinching the Chandler's Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up title in his final season in the competition

Teetotaller Mandy Fisher, the chairman of the World Ladies Billiards & Snooker Association, was breathalysed on a Monday morning after a police car crashed into her

Scottish under-16 champion Michael Leslie is back in contention for an international call-up after winning a first Under-16 ranking tournament this season.

REANNE Evans has written a new chapter in the annals of women’s snooker by claiming a record fourth straight WLBSA World Championship title.

Reanne Evans travels to Cambridge SC on Saturday 3 May in a bid to become the first woman to win four straight World Ladies Billiards and Snooker Association World Championship titles.

Hampshire youngster Aaron Murray has been crowned Eastleigh & District Under-13 champion three years after being inspired to take up the game by Paul Hunter

Eden Sharav and Anthony McGill triumph in Scottsh junior ranking events

WOMEN’S snooker star Maria Catalano clinched a hat-trick of Connie Gough National Championships in Luton.

Ben Mackie has successfully defended his EPA national 8-ball under-16 singles title at Miscues in Barnsley

Steve Petty had added the EPA national 8-ball under-18 singles title to his growing list

Lee Ashbolt has four weeks left to clinch a first and last Chandler's Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up title and he has decided to sacrifice his Friday nights out to achieve his goal

Emma Bonney ended world number one Reanne Evans' 35-match unbeaten run at the WLBSA South Coast Classic and won a first snooker tournament after being a losing finalist seven times

The chairman of the English Association of Snooker & Billiards is certainly not browned off after 18 months in office

Ross Higgins, pictured with namesake and reigning world champion John Higgins, has taken over top spot in the Scottish under-16 rankings

Scottish under-14 champion Campbell Dunlop continued his remarkable run with a seventh ranking event victory out of nine, at Stirling

Nine-year-old Hampshire wonderkid Shane Castle has become the youngest player to win the Eastleigh & District Under-18 Premier League

East Winchester Social Club B have won their first match of the season in the Winchester City and District Snooker League after ten straight defeats

Hannah Jones is 11-years-old and has already represented her country in Belgium and Thailand as well as meeting some of the greatest names in the game

Women’s world number six Suzie Opacic has regained the Chandler’s Ford Snooker Club Ladies Championship

Southampton’s Alex Dunkley wrapped up the Coalville under-21 snooker title with a 133 break

Hampshire teenager Arron McIntyre pocketed £1,000 on the final night of the year-long Chandler's Ford Snooker Club £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Chandler’s Ford SC Buzzin’ Bs beat City Transport in the 2007 Southampton and District Snooker Bonanza final.

Alex Dunkley has signed a sponsorship deal with Hampshire law firms Lawcomm and i-move Property Lawyers

Shane Castle has won the Chandler's Ford Snooker Club £1,000 Under-21 Roll-up, at the age of nine.

MARIA Catalano was crowned British Open Ladies champion at Rushden SC on Saturday, November 10, 2007.

England international Hannah Jones heads out to Thailand for the 2007 IBSF Championships armed with plenty of homework.

Jenny Poulter, a veteran of the WLBSA circuit, escapes the day-to-day life of running a snooker club by competing on the other side of the bar.

Derby schoolgirl Molly Newbold will referee Jimmy White in exhibition in Chesterfield on November 13 2007

Ladies world doubles snooker champion Pam Wood managed to get through three cues at the WLBSA UK Championships on Sunday 16th Septemer 2007

Katie Henrick has won the World Ladies Billiards & Snooker Association East Anglian Championship at Cambridge Snooker Centre on Saturday, 6 October, 2007.

TWO snooker-loving sisters from Ashbourne, Derbyshire, Charlotte and Georgina Holloway, stole the show when the World Ladies Billiards & Snooker Association descended on Clay Cross on September 16.

Chris Sharpe declared she is not taking any prisoners as the new World Ladies Billiards & Snooker association season kicked off in Derbyshire.

THREE-time world ladies snooker champion Reanne Evans added the Wytech Masters and the 2007 UK Championship to a growing list of titles at the weekend.

Runaway rankings leader Shane Castle is looking over his shoulder as cousin Billy closes fast in the Chandler’s Ford Snooker Club £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up.

Peter 'The Ice-Man' Maraziotis ends a 66-week losing run in the Chandler’s Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up thanks to financial back-up from LG Computers.

Lee Ashbolt described this week’s performance in the Chandler’s Ford Snooker Club £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up as “the best I’ve played up here”.

FAIR Oak teenager Dan Hildyard’s 20-hours a week practice paid dividends with victory in this week’s Chandler’s Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up final.

IT was a final they both deserved to win. Shane Castle and Jordan Winbourne played out four frames of quality snooker that made a mockery of their tender years.

BILLY Castle’s marathon 14 days with a cue in his hand ended with a hard-fought victory in this week’s Chandler’s Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up final.

SOUTH of England Cuestars director John Hunter has put his money where his mouth is and guaranteed a £100 purse for each of next season’s seven Under-21 Premier Series events.

LEE Roling’s two-year famine without a £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up tournament win ended with an exhibition of speed snooker that left opponents and spectators gasping in wonder.

KEVIN Impett has finally won a Chandler’s Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up tournament - at the 57th attempt!

NINE-year-old wonderkid Shane Castle saw off cousin Billy to win a second Chandler’s Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up final.

Nick Jennings played out a bizarre frame at an under-21 tournament at Potters, Coalville, in which he led 76-1 without potting a ball. But what was not revealed was the spooky goings on which also migrated South to Chandler’s Ford today.

REIGNING champion Billy Castle ended a barren six weeks with a first Chandler’s Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up tournament win of the series.

LEE Ashbolt sent a defiant message to the £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up title hopefuls after clinching a first tournament win of the series without dropping a frame.

FIVE half-centuries on the trot earned Hampshire teenager Dan Hildyard a place in the Chandler’s Ford Snooker Club record books.

ALEX Dunkley has joined an elite band of players who have won both Southampton snooker singles titles in the same year.

IN a result unprecedented in Cuestars' history, three of the six ranking titles have been won by lads who compete in the Chandler’s Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up, and in the other three, they finished runners-up.

NICK Jennings (pictured) took an early lead in the new Chandler’s Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up on a record day for half-century breaks.

ROMSEY potter Ben Spiers successfully defended the Eastleigh and District Under-13 Premier title in a dramatic final frame shoot-out.

FORMER England international Mike Finn bowed out of junior snooker but left with a word of warning to the next generation of young potters.

BILLY Castle wrapped up series-10 of the Chandler’s Ford £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up with the biggest winning margin in the competition’s history. And the 14-year-old from Marchwood is favourite to clinch the junior ‘Triple Crown’ at, appropriately, Southampton’s Castle Club.

FIVE-time champion Alex Dunkley won a first £1,000 Under-21 Roll-Up tournament of the series on a day when a record SEVEN players recorded half-century breaks.

THERE can be no more elegant sight in sport than ladies snooker and there can be no more elegant sight in ladies snooker than Paula Owens doing what she does best. And last Friday, at Chandler’s Ford Snooker Club, Paula demonstrated pure skill and determination to win her first ever tournament. The new queen of the green baize was “over the moon” after being crowned ladies champion 2006. Afterwards she put her success down to the strict FAB (fags and booze) training programme especially designed for her by the coaches at the club.