Workman's prove they have six appeal

Warwick Workman’s Club (A) took no prisoners as they defeated Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club (B) 6–0 in snooker’s Miller Open Division.

Timmy Sousa won his two games against Bart Lewis 45-15 and 74-42, while Wally Tucker defeated Jon Pedro 42-34 and Keith Smith won his game against Andrew Hanwell 69-15. 

Smith also recorded the high break of 22. Doubles partners Smith/Andre Burgess defeated Hanwell/Ross Spurling 97-16.

Elsewhere, Sandys Boat Club (A) overcame the challenhe of Watford Sports Club(B) 5-2. Martin Siese and Tony Dawson shared a game each. Dawson won the first  52-47 and Siese won the second 44-20.

Stuart Matthews defeated Keino Zuill 59-32 and Peter Bromby won his game against Aaron Bean 66-47. Bromby/Matthews won the doubles game against Bean/Zuill 69-33.

Queen’s Club (B) were no match for Spanish Point Boat Club, losing out 5-2. 

Ed Gumbs defeated John Nicol 59-33, while  Stewart Greenslade won his game against John Burns 63-10. 

Chris Dakin and Greg Swinbourne would split a game each, with Swinbourne winning the first game 57-46 and Dakin taking the second 55-52. Greenslade.

Gumbs won the doubles  against Rick Dorush/Jimmy McGill 64-32.

Warwick Workman’s 

Club(B) shot down Royal Artillery Association(A) 5-3.  Honky Burrows and Reuben Burchall took one game each in the double frame games. Burchall won the first game 56-45 and Burrows won the second game 43-19. Mike McGowan defeated Nadanja Bailey 52-33 and Joseph Hayward defeated Daniel Caines 60-38. Caines/Jonathan Peniston then won the doubles game 60-27 against Hayward/McGowan.

The match between Spanish Point Boat Club(B) and Watford Sports Club(A) was postponed.

Penny DeSilva is the public relations officer for the Bermuda Snooker Association.