Snooker round-up: Wednesfield Cons maintain lead at Division One summit

Andy Price, Oliver Spooner and Ryan Hamilton helped Wednesfield storm into an unassailable lead, before Richard Davies and Andy Cambridge pulled back two frames for Sedgley. 

Defending champions Hotshots continued their unbeaten start to the season after beating Charlemont Bowling Club 3-2 to remain second. 

Faizan Mohammed, Paul Deaville and a winning frame from Karl Ashmore secured victory for Hotshots.

Paul Harper opened with a 53-break but was unable to prevent Shifnal from falling to a 3-2 defeat against Landywood C. 

Landywood A suffered a double setback in their title challenge after succumbing to a 3-2 loss at home to both Landywood B and Stafford Institute.

Stafford Institute B lost 3-2 in their bottom-of-the-table clash against Hotshots B with Dave Green, Neil Beckley and Roy Stokes emerging with wins for Hotshots. 

Landywood B had a better week after winning 3-2 at Pennefields. The visitors stormed into a 2-0 lead through Riley Parsons and Adrian Rosa, before Colin Reade and Jon Bate pulled a resilient Pennefields level, but Paul Lloyd took the deciding frame for Landywood.

Elsewhere, Poets Corner suffered a 3-2 defeat on their visit to Shifnal.

Bilston Bowling Club remain the only unbeaten side in Division Two, as they extended their lead at the top to four points. 

Wayne Bentley's 68-break was the highest in all five divisions, before Lee Edwards and Tom Hurst secured a 3-2 win over Townsend Social Club. 

Jamie Harris, Craig Meredith, Danny Ludgate and Simon Kelly helped lead Landywood D to a 4-1 victory over their E team. 

Poets C moved away from the drop zone after beating struggling Essington 3-2 and Codsall Firs remain in the relegation zone despite defeating Woodfield 3-2. 

Wolverhampton Electric moved one-point clear at the Division Three summit with a 3-2 success over Willenhall Liberals, while Q Bar Juniors cruised to a 4-1 victory against Bilston Bowling Club. 

In Division Four, Fordhouses lead the way by a point after condemning Pennefields C to a 4-1 defeat thanks to Mick Bailey, Satish Mahay, Rob Compston and Stuart Williams. 

Forty Four Club C saw their unbeaten record ended in a 3-2 defeat by Electric C, but still occupy the summit in Division Five. 

In the Individual Handicap, Jamie Spence delivered breaks of 74 and 41 in a 3-0 victory over Toby Smith, as David Hall fell to a 3-2 defeat against Stephen North despite a 60-break.