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Luke pots snooker prize in total score tournament

by Teesdale Mercury
June 18, 2022
in Sport
Luke pots snooker prize in total score tournament

OPENING BREAK: Vying for top honours in the total score competition were Luke Stephenson

SIX contenders took part in a one day “Total Score” snooker tournament on the 29th May at The Teesdale Wanderers Snooker Club.

With players playing one frame against each of the other players, the winner is the person with the highest accumulated score from each five frames.

Winning the tournament trophy with 306 points was Luke Stephenson who also made the highest break of 23 points.

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Runner-up with 258 points was Colling Morris.

The Teesdale Wanderers’ competitions are open to all members, are free to enter and carry cash prizes. 

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