Snooker round-up: Division One leaders Hotshots stretch lead to six points
Division One leaders Hotshots stretched their lead to six points with a 3-2 victory over Landywood B.
The biggest shock saw 2nd-place Wednesfield Cons fall to a 3-2 setback at relegation threatened Pennfields.
Joshua Walker and Ryan Hamilton cancelled out early frame for Pennfields pair Jim Woodhouse and Roman Hutchings, before Colin Reade won the deciding frame.
Robert Whame made a 76 break - the highest in the division - but was unable to prevent Stafford Institute falling to a 3-2 defeat to Poets Corner.
Landywood romped to a 4-1 demolition of Hotshots B thanks to Jack Harris, Robbie James, Bill Stanton and Dave Turner.
Elsewhere, Shifnal War Memorial beat Baggeridge Social Club 3-2 - while Sedgley Ex Service defeated Shifnal B 3.2
In Division Three, Callum Wraight knocked in a 68 break to help lead second-place Beaconsfield to a 4-1 win at Poets Corner C.
Codsall Firs boosted their survival chances with a 4-1 victory over Landywood E and fellow strugglers Poets Corner D came from behind to beat their 'B' team 3-2.
Landywood F dropped to the bottom of the division after falling to a 4-1 home defeat against Pennfields.
Q Bar Juniors climbed into 2nd in Division Three as Bobbie Wilson, Thomas Wilkes, Lucas Walker, Archie Buskin and Alex Hodgen guided them to a 5-0 whitewash at Cannock Cons.
Sedgley Ex Service B dropped to 3rd with a 4-1 defeat at Old Hall Snooker Club, who moved up to fourth.
Wednesfield Cons B slipped out of the top four following a 3-2 defeat to Bilston Sports and Social B, while Bilston Bowling Club C enjoyed a whitewash victory over relegation rivals Wolverhampton Electric B.
Old Hall Snooker Club B moved 19 points clear of the top of Division Four with a 4-1 victory over Aldridge Cons thanks to Neil Bentley, James Wilde, Jake Bridges and Callum Stone.
Meanwhile, Forty Four Club beat Lea Hall WMC 4-1 and Rugeley edged to a 3-2 success over Forty Four Club C.
Landywood D booked their place in the Inter Town semi-finals with a 4-3 win over Halesowen, along with Wolverhampton B, who defeated Birmingham Efficiency by the same score-line.
In the Inter Town plate, Landywood B inflicted a 7-0 whitewash and Wolverhampton beat Telford C 4-3.
Elsewhere, Neil Beckley, Wayne Powell and Mark Wall all won 3-0 to reach the Secretaries Handicap semi-finals, as Jamie Browne and Hasan Hussain progressed into the last four of the Mick Faulkner Champion of Champions.
