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Ian Platt
The GBSA is extremely sad to have heard the news that Ian passed away on Monday 26th October.
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Norrie Webb
It is with great sadness that the GBSA also learned of the recent passing of Norrie Webb.
Norrie was just starting his third season in Guernsey, and proved to be an accomplished player who had a top break of 50 and played for Guernsey B last year.
We send our heartfelt condolences to Norrie’s family and friends.
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Scotch Doubles
Gremlin Club, 7th November
- £15 entry per pair.
- Entries will be limited to 20 teams
- Matches to start from 10am
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Upper Handicap Challenge
Congratulations to Kierran Enevoldsen, who defeated Josh Toussaint in the final.
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Player registrations
Please refer to this list of players if considering using a reserve
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Award winners
Congratulations to our 25/26 award winners, from left:
Miles Davies (on behalf of Gremlin Grinders) - Outstanding non-Prem achievement
Adam Shorto - Merit Trophy
Kane De Carteret - Most Improved
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Guernsey retains team inter insular trophy
A blistering start and century from Adam Shorto leads to a 16-9 victory.
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Coates beats Le Sauvage again
Jersey’s Clayton Coates added a second CI Billiards title, winning 500-220
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CI Champion...at last!
Adam Shorto has won the CI Snooker Championship after another final frame thriller against Aaron Canavan.
Adam won 5-4 on the final black.
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Mixed success in Upton and Team Billiards
Guernsey (pictured) beat Jersey 12-4 in the Upton, but lost 20-12 in the billiards
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Adam completes perfect season
Adam Shorto won his 9th Island Snooker championship by beating John Skillett 5-0.
In doing so, Adam completed a season in which he won every individual match he played.
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Adam Shorto wins seventh Open title
Adam Shorto has drawn level with Martyn Desperques following his success in the Paul Rouget Aggregates & Demolition Snooker Open, by beating John Skillett 2-0
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Outstanding Shorto wins first Shootout
Adam Shorto claimed his first ‘speed snooker’ title by winning the Aquacovers Shootout.
He beat Danny Marquand in the final, having earlier made a record 107 break.
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Glenn Le Prevost captures Snooker Masters title
The Peter Colley Shield has a new name on it, after Glenn Le Prevost won the Guernsey Recycling Group Masters at the Ex-Service.
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The Cornerstone Scotch Doubles
Congratulations to Shane Le Poidevin and Lee Robert on winning our first tournament of the season.
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