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SUNDAY AT SNOOKERSA

Looking for a relaxed way to spend your Father’s Day Sunday?

SnookerSA is open 12 noon–6pm today.

Come in, enjoy a lazy Sunday afternoon and have a few frames with Dad, family or friends.

147 Snooker Competition – 2pm
Fancy something a little more competitive? Jump into our regular Sunday 147 comp.

Need a last-minute Father’s Day gift?
Grab Dad some People’s Choice Community Lottery tickets — a gift that also helps support the South Australian Billiards & Snooker Association.

Whether Dad loves snooker, a bit of friendly competition, or simply spending time together…

Spend part of Father’s Day with us at SnookerSA.

Open today | 12 noon–6pm

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY

What’s a father’s love?

It’s guidance without asking for anything in return.
It’s encouragement when you need it most.
It’s being there through the wins, the losses and everything in between.
And sometimes, it’s simply knowing Dad is there.

To all the dads, grandfathers, stepdads, father figures — and to the fathers we remember today — Happy Father’s Day.

We hope you have a wonderful day surrounded by the people who matter most.

From everyone at SnookerSA.

THE LAST 8⃣

We are down to the quarter-finals of the Taom UK Women's Snooker Championship with the seven of the world's top eight ranked players set to contest the title on a blockbuster final day 😍

Reanne Evans 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 v Liu Ziling 🇨🇳
📺 OnYee Ng 🇭🇰 v Mink Nutcharut 🇹🇭
Bai Yulu 🇨🇳 v Rebecca Kenna 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Anupama Ramachandran 🇮🇳 v Panchaya Channoi 🇹🇭

Join us from 10am with continued live coverage! 🕙

| Taom Billiards | Northern Snooker Centre Official

Saturday Snooker @ SnookerSA
Perfect day to play snooker
Venue open 12noon-12,midnight
$20 per hour all day.
Time to get back on the table
Everyone welcome

THURSDAY TEAMS LEAGUE SERIES 2 – ROUND 10 REVIEW

Challenges continue, stand-ins step up, and the finals race tightens!

Round 10 threw up more challenges than most, with injuries and illness once again testing the depth of several teams.

Firstly, we wish Uncle Rick all the very best as he continues to recover from his back injury. Rick is expected to be out for several weeks, and everyone at SnookerSA hopes to see him back at the tables soon.

Adding to the disruption, Peter Weber was unavailable through illness. It has certainly been a challenging period for a number of players across the league, but once again the SnookerSA community rallied together.

A big thank you goes to Chris Wignall and Theodore Kais, who gave up their night off to fill in and ensure the competition continued without interruption. Your support of the league is greatly appreciated.

On the table, WHAM! produced a terrific 10–5 victory over the Challengers. George Han was in excellent touch with two wins, while Michael Kalaba also played his part in an important team performance.

The upset of the night came when Clean Slate knocked over the competition leaders, The Cue Fathers, 9–5. Darryl Beaney and stand-in Chris Wignall both won important matches to breathe new life into Clean Slate's season.

The defending champions, DMW Demons, continued their resurgence with a solid 10–4 win over Pot Blacks. Rex Cole and Adam Edwards were clinical, each claiming big victories to keep the Demons well and truly in the finals hunt.

Double Trouble also made a statement, defeating Over the Hill 10–4. Vinay Singh and Matt Mielke proved too strong on the night, moving their side into a share of top spot on the ladder.

One of the biggest positives of the evening was the continued improvement of Michael Watson, who produced his highest break of 25. It's fantastic to see the hard work paying off, and performances like that show just how much his game is developing.

With only a handful of rounds remaining, the ladder is tightening by the week. Every frame, every shootout and every point is becoming crucial as teams battle for a place in the finals. The finish to Series 2 is shaping up to be a classic.

THIS IS SNOOKERSA!

Our Social Snooker sessions are all about community — getting out of the house, meeting people, having a chat and enjoying a few frames in a friendly, welcoming environment.

You don’t need to be a competition player. Everyone is welcome, whatever your standard.

Every Thursday & Friday
11am–2pm
$20 for 3 hours, including a free drink

Come along, grab a cue and be part of the SnookerSA community.

JAK JONES IS LOOKING DANGEROUS!

After beating Anthony McGill 4-0 in round two, he has now seen off Wuhan Open champion Chang Bingyu 4-1 in round three.

Jones has already claimed his first ranking title at the Championship League this season. Could he land an even bigger prize this campaign? 🏆

Unibet |

CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE TESTED BY ADVERSITY

Round 7 was another disrupted week in the Invitational Championship League, but despite several key absentees, the competition once again delivered quality snooker and plenty of talking points.

Firstly, everyone at SnookerSA wishes Uncle Rick a speedy recovery after a back injury is expected to keep him out for next week. We also send our very best wishes to Ian Anderson, who recently suffered a minor heart attack. We hope to see both players back around the tables when they're fully recovered.

The league was also missing Danny Allen through illness and Ethan Wong, who is busy with university exams. Hopefully next week sees the competition back close to full strength.

With the door slightly open, Steve Harris made the most of his opportunity. Another convincing victory sees Steve strengthen his position at the top of the ladder and continue to set the benchmark in Series 2.

Steve's Tuesday Teams partner Guy Taylor also found top gear, producing a dominant 5-0 victory. After a slow start to the season, Guy is beginning to show why he arrived with such a strong reputation.

One of the best matches of the night saw Keishan Fox bounce back in style, edging Allan Murphy 3-2 in a crucial mid-table battle. With the race for the Top 8 becoming tighter each week, that result could prove invaluable later in the season.

The player quietly gathering momentum is Fermin So. Another win moves him into second place on the ladder, and with another impressive break-building display, he's becoming one of the genuine threats for the title.

Although injuries, illness and other commitments disrupted the draw, the standard of snooker remained outstanding. That's a credit to every player who continues to turn up, compete hard and make this one of the strongest and most competitive leagues we've run.

The race for the Top 8 is heating up.

Every frame matters. Every point counts.

Series 2 is building beautifully, and the best is still to come.

Time to support the BSASA
Perfect opportunity

THE FINALS ARE HERE – WHO WILL RISE TO THE OCCASION?

What a fantastic regular season it has been in the Tuesday Snooker Team League Series 2. Fourteen rounds have produced outstanding snooker, plenty of close contests, memorable performances and a ladder that wasn't decided until the final night.

Congratulations to our Major Finals qualifiers: Wildcards
Pot Blacks
Top Enders
Rough Diamonds

These four teams will now battle it out in the Major Semi Finals for the chance to become Tuesday Team League Champions.

The remaining teams have plenty to play for as well. Kaos, Fuzzy Balls, The Kings Men and Loose Cannons now head into the Minor Semi Finals, where a trophy is still up for grabs. Every team still has something to fight for, and that's exactly what this competition is all about.

Round 14 delivered some excellent performances. Top Enders finished strongly with an 11–3 victory over Fuzzy Balls, while The Kings Men ended their season on a high with a dominant 9–4 win over the Wildcards. Rough Diamonds were too strong for Kaos, and the Pot Blacks closed out the regular season with a hard-fought win over the Loose Cannons.

A special mention goes to Tony Christopher, the league's only ever-present player throughout the season. Unfortunately, Tony has had to travel overseas after his daughter suffered a serious leg injury in an accident. Everyone at SnookerSA wishes Tony, his daughter and the entire family all the very best, and we hope for a full and speedy recovery. Thankfully, Andrew Tieu has stepped in to cover Tony's position for the finals.

As we move into the knockout stages, regular season form means nothing. Every frame, every shot and every black-ball finish becomes even more important.

Who will lift the Major title?
Can the Wildcards complete a superb season? Will the Pot Blacks continue their late charge? Can Top Enders or Rough Diamonds produce the upset?

And who will emerge from the Minor Finals to finish their season with silverware?

The stage is set. The pressure is on.

Pick your favourites... the finals are about to begin!