News & Events

Friday May 10th 7:30
Leeds Singles Final.
Lewis Gillen v Lewis Harper.
Followed by presentation of all Leeds event trophies.

Monday 13th May 7:30
Stan Brooke Team Final.

Sunday 19th May 10:am
Litetask Scotch Doubles

Monday 20th May 7:30
Len Lee Pairs Final.

Tuesday 21st May Veterans Comp. 10:30

The Semi-Final Draw for the 3 Man KO is now live, please see competition tab for more details.

Please note:
The two semi-finals will be played on a home and away basis, with both ties being overall the best of 13 frames (first to 7), 1st leg over 6 frames and the 2nd potentially 7 – (both No. 1’s play a deciding frame),
Team players for the two legs may be different, providing all players for both legs are shown as eligible entries for the team on the website.

Matches to be played:
Wednesday 1st May & Wednesday 8th May

If anyone wants to enter the Scotch Doubles but doesn't have a partner-let me know and I'll try and fix you up.
Paul.

Mark Pears of Barnbow Social on behalf of Litetask Ltd, has kindly agreed to sponsor an LBSO one day " Scotch Doubles Handicap Competition at the NSC.

Aimed at players who have supported the LBSO league this season, entry is free to any player who has played at least 6 league matches during the 2018/19 season.

The competition will be played like a normal pairs handicap tournament but with the added twist that players will play alternate shots. ( If you've watched the Mosconi Cup or any of the 9ball pool competitions on TV you will be familiar with the format).

Matches will be best of 3 with a 1 frame plate.

Play will start at 10am.

Prize fund is-
Winners £100
R/UP £50
Semi's £25

Plate Winners £25
R/UP £15

High Break £10

Entry is free but players MUST have played a minimum of 6 league matches this season.

To enter please email Paul Marlow via the link on the website or directly at Pau1marl0w@yahoo.co.uk

Closing date for entries is Friday 17th May.

Entries so far.(27)

M Pears/N Turner
Paul Metcalf/Martin McGuigan
Ant Sumner/Alan Harding
Tom Doherty/Ant Bradley
Steve Gale/Damien Gale
James Sykes/Terry Sykes
Carl Moore/Joe Moore
Chris Freeman/Darren Barlow
James Pears/Ian O'Brien
Mark Aspin/Richard Aspin
Kamran Mann/Lee Wilson
Michael Gaughan/Danny Byrne
Winston David/Mick Calvert
Jonathan Todd/Taz Mahmood
Jason Hudson/Craig Hazelgrave
Peter Walker/Karl Briggs
Ian Sharp/Mark McGreavy
Lee Atkinson/Danny Newton
Mick Collins/Nathan Daniels
Steve Parlour/Danny Dean
Steve Quigley/Phil Buckle
J Lucas/J Becic
D Hughes/M Hughes
S Quinn/A Farrally
D Millward/T Oates
R Walton/C Gaunt
Paul Gannon/Richard Binns

The 4th round draw for the 3 Man KO is now live, please see competition tab for more details.

Matched to be played on Wednesday 24th April.

The registrations for the Windsor Trophy are now live, please see competition tab for more details.

Please note; It's one team per club!

Please just list one player per team & contact number!

Closing date for registration: Sunday 5th May

The draw for the Len Lee Pairs Semi-Final is now live, please see competition tab for more details.

Semis over 2 legs, best of 9. First 4 frames played at home drawn club then a max of 5 frames played at away drawn club.

Closing Date: Sunday 19th May.

Final to be played on Monday 20th May at NSC

The draw for the 3rd round of the 3 Man KO is now live, please see competition tab for more details.

Matches to be played on Wednesday 17th April.

Tonight's final saw Jon Bagley and Dan Womersley take on the competitions surprise package of youngsters Dylan Myers and Adam Rennison.
An edgy first frame went to Bagley/Womersley 68-22 before Womersley took command in the second, breaks of 22 and 71 making it 2-0 (102-8).
Unperturbed the youngsters hit back in the next, two runs of 19 by Rennison put them in the driving seat before Myers secured the frame on the colours.
Rennison/Myers struck first in the fourth but it was Womersley again with a 37 break who swung the frame in his team's favour. Some fantastic long ball potting from Myers threatened to take the match into a decider before Bagley potted the last red and cleared up to brown to effectively seal the frame and match.

Thanks to Alex Crum for refereeing and to the NSC for use of the match table.

Lewis Gillen tonight defeated Liam Pullen 4-0 to reach this year's Leeds final where he will meet NSC's Lewis Harper.
Gillen was first to settle and breaks of 31 and 37 gave him the first frame 84-5.
A superb 70 break in the second made it 2-0 (72-13).
Pullen fought back in the third, and was in the balls with a 45 point lead before surprisingly missing a red into the middle pocket. This allowed Gillen back into the frame and a 34 break took the frame to the colours, before Gillen potted blue, pink and black to make it 3-0. A short while later it was all over at 4-0.
At just 13 years old, young Liam will no doubt have many more opportunities in this competition, but for now it's the "battle of the Lewis's" in the final on 10th May.

Thanks to Mark King for officiating and to the NSC for use of the match table.
Tomorrow it's the Leeds Pairs final.