Eastleigh Snooker Clubs Compete in Local League Matches
Churchills Eastleigh opened strong against visiting Park Gate in recent local league snooker action. Tony Aldridge (+55) defeated Adam Humphries (+100) with a score of 200-187 to start the match.
Jerry Warren Sets Season Break Record
Jerry Warren (-80) followed with a standout individual performance, overcoming Gary Wilton (+25) by a 200-143 margin. Warren compiled the highest break of the season so far with a superb 90, alongside additional breaks of 64 and 43.
Match Conclusion and Team Aggregate Points
Because Park Gate fielded only three players, Humphries played a second time, defeating Churchill’s Steve Hulbert (+50) 200-166. In the final game, Gate’s Ian Finch (+55) faced Churchill’s Paul Adams (-100). Adams crafted a fine 61 break to win 200-177, securing the team aggregate point at 766-707 and sealing a 4-1 victory for Churchills.
Sarisbury B and Hamble Secure Wins
In other local league fixtures, hosts Sarisbury B defeated Chandlers Ford 4-1, driven by notable performances from Sarisbury’s Robin Smith, Brian Bull, and Clive Gamblin. Meanwhile, Hamble topped the table following a 5-0 victory over visiting Sarisbury A, featuring wins from Mark Spridgeon, Rob Shattock, Tony Spridgeon, and Nick Wood.
League Match Details
| Home Team | Away Team | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Churchills Eastleigh | Park Gate | 4-1 |
| Sarisbury B | Chandlers Ford | 4-1 |
| Hamble | Sarisbury A | 5-0 |
Frequently Asked Questions About the Snooker Matches
What was the highest break recorded during the match?
Jerry Warren (-80) recorded the highest break of the season so far with a superb 90, while also adding breaks of 64 and 43 during his match against Gary Wilton.
How did Churchills secure their 4-1 victory against Park Gate?
Paul Adams secured the crucial team aggregate point by defeating Ian Finch 200-177, bringing the total aggregate to 766-707 in favor of Churchills.
Which team finished the round at the top of the table?
Hamble topped the table after securing a 5-0 victory over visiting Sarisbury A.
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