WORLD SENIORS SNOOKER TOUR

Aaron Canavan played at the Crucible in Sheffield (16th-18th August) defending the title he won last year.
He won his first match 3-1 against Au Chi Wai (Hong Kong) but lost 3-1 to Leo Fernandez (Republic of Ireland) in the quarter final.
On the Thursday night on the practice table playing against Tony Knowles Aaron made a 147.

We are holding another qualifier at First Tower starting at 9.00 am on Saturday 7th September. the final will be played on Sunday 8th.
About 40 players from overseas have entered including, Tony Knowles, Mike Hallett, and Leo Fernandez who defeated Aaron.

NEW SEASON 2019-2020

SNOOKER AND BILLIARDS
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PLAYING IN A TEAM OR IN THE INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE, PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN YOUR FORM BEFORE TUESDAY 30TH JULY.
SUBSCRIPTION FORM AVAILABLE UNDER THE JBSA INFO HEADING.
THE LEAGUES MAY START FROM MONDAY 2ND SEPTEMBER

SNOOKER HANDICAP KNOCKOUT FINAL

SNOOKER KNOCKOUT FINAL MONDAY 29TH APRIL 2019

St Brelade Steelers finished the season in style by winning the Riley Shield in a late night finish at First Tower Institute on Monday evening. St Brelade were up against St Thomas Tower, and the westerners were giving away 294 points over the 8 frames, so it was always going to be a tough challenge.                                                                                                                                      However, Sean McDonald got them off to the perfect start by beating Herbie Bruggraber by 141 points to 119, to win by 22, with McDonald conceding 35 points per frame.                                      Howard Smith on second for Tower, won 141-102 to claw back 39 points back playing against Gary Boschat, to put his team ahead by 17 points at the halfway point.                                                            Steve Thomas scored over 80 points in each frame winning 171-129 against John Baudains to regain the lead for St Brelade by 25 points after 6 frames.                                                                                  Karl Le Fevre was on last for Brelade’s, and was up against Bob Denison with the Tower man getting a healthy 49 points per frame. However, Le Fevre once again showed his class by scoring a 28 break followed by a 22 clearance to win 74-69 in his first frame meaning that including Denisons 49 handicap in the second frame Tower had an overall lead of 24 points going into the final frame. It was a fairly tight affair throughout, but Le Fevre sealed victory for St Brelade by potting the final pink, meaning that the Westerners won a very close match by 564 points to 546 to finish the season winning the knock-out trophy, and coming runners-up in the league..

INTER INSULAR

On Friday night in the C.I Billiards final played at Tower, Gary Britton defeated Martyn Desperques 500 to 301,
to win the title for the second year in a row and for the 7th time.

At the halfway mark Martyn was actually leading 259-242 having made a break of 60.

At this stage it looked like it was going to be a close finish, but a break of 78 from Gary changed the pattern
of the game, Martyn was unable to respond and with further breaks of 64 & 55 Gary stormed away and left Martyn
trailing in his wake to win by 199 points which seemed unlikely at the halfway stage.

Team snooker on Saturday resulted in a narrow win for Guernsey 13-12

Going into the last match the scores were level at 12 each  

The result could have been so different had Jersey had a bit more good fortune, having lost 4 frames on the black 

With the last red on the table Glenn was leading by one point 41-40.

Gary potted the red and was unfortunate for the white to just drop into middle bag. 

This gave Glenn the opportunity to clear the colours and duly took his chance by potting yellow to pink to win
the deciding frame against Gary Britton 65-40, to retain the title they won last year.

The highest break went to Gary Britton with an 83 in his first frame against John Skillett

ISLAND BILLIARDS FINAL

THE FINAL BETWEEN

GARY BRITTON AND GUY HEYS

WILL TAKE PLACE AT TOWER ON

WEDNESDAY THE 24TH APRIL STARTING AT 7.30 PM

BYFLEET

 ANDY RICHARDSON WON THE BYFLEET FINAL AGAINST SCOTT CRAWFORD 2-1

ALL THE FRAMES WERE WON ON THE BLACK

ANDY HAS WON THE BYFLEET ONCE BEFORE GOING BACK TO 1996

ISLAND SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL

About 20 spectators came to Tower to watch the final between Gary Britton and Aaron Canavan and saw Gary come back from 3-0  down to win 4-3 to retain the title he won last year against Karl Le Fevre, and to claim the Peter Dreux Island Snooker Championship title for the sixth time, a title he first won in 1997. 

At 3-0 down it looked unlikely Gary would come back into the game, but a small interval took place, Gary came out fighting and with some good potting and positional play clawed his way back to take the next four frames.

1- Aaron won 81-16

2- Aaron won 78-9 with a 73

3- Aaron won 59-29 with a 52

4- Gary won 67-27

5- Gary won 92-5 with a 62

6- Gary won 69-22 with a 55

7- Gary won 68-41   (Aaron 41, Gary 40)

In the deciding frame Aaron scored first and broke down on 41, Gary then came to the table and made a 40 and after a few safety shots with the last two reds remaining Gary made a 28 to clinch the frame with just pink and black left.

Match referee: Robert Le Moel 

Scorer: Phil Smith

ISLAND SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

   THE FINAL WILL TAKE PLACE ON THURSDAY 4TH APRIL AT  

    FIRST TOWER STARTING AT 7.30 

GARY BRITTON

VS

AARON CANAVAN

ISLAND SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

THE SEMI FINAL WILL TAKE PLACE ON FRIDAY THE 29TH MARCH AT FIRST TOWER

GARY BRITTON

VS

PHIL ROMERIL

AT 7.00 PM

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AARON CANAVAN

VS

KARL LE FEVRE

9.00 PM

6 REDS

Sunday 3rd March

Aaron Canavan reached the final of the 6 reds competition held in Belfast where winner takes all, but lost to Jimmy White 4-2.
Aaron won the 1st match against Tony Drago 4-1 and won the semi final against Ken Doherty 4-3

The competition was only open to 8 players, Jimmy White, Tony Drago, Stephen Hendry, Joe Johnson and Ken Doherty. The other 3 players being Patrick Wallace, Jonathan Bagley and Aaron Canavan.

LEARN TO PLAY SNOOKER

ALL YOUNGSTERS COME TO FIRST TOWER INSTITUTE AND LEARN TO PLAY. 

LESSONS EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT 10.00 AM.

(MUST BE TALL ENOUGH TO REACH THE TABLE)

FIRST LESSON FREE. £6 AN HOUR SESSION THEREAFTER

(FREE TABLE LIGHT, SOFT DRINK AND SNACK AT EVERY LESSON)

DREAMS DO COME TRUE

JERSEY'S AARON CANAVAN WON THE WORLD SNOOKER SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2018

CONTACT:
GUY HEYS:     guyheys@gmail.com
ROBERT LE MOEL:  jbsaresults@gmail.com
ROBBIE KILPATRICK:   krobbie@live.com

RIVE HANDICAP FINAL

THE RIVE HANDICAP FINAL 

BETWEEN

 PHIL ROMERIL  AND  PETER ROBINSON

WILL BE PLAYED AT FIRST TOWER

ON FRIDAY 15TH FEBRUARY 2019 STARTING AT 8.00 PM