Wednesfield Cons seize top spot in Aldridge & District Snooker League

Wednesfield Cons moved to the top of the Aldridge & District Snooker League Premier Division after a commanding 5-0 whitewash, while Amery suffered their first defeat of the season in Division One.

Wednesfield amassed 37 points after sweeping aside Q Bar A, with Oliver Spooner leading the way with breaks of 36 and 32 in a 77-5 win over Stuart Mason.

Ade Holmes beat Thomas Wilkes 65-34 before Ryan Hamilton recorded an 86-25 success against Eddie Relihan, including a 44 break. Joshua Walker defeated Cameron O’Hare 73-17 and Mitch Lowbridge completed the whitewash by beating Bobbie Wilson 65-25.

Old Hall A remain hot on their heels, just one point behind after a 4-1 victory over Charlemont BC B. Lee Bannister, Nathan Wood, Andy Price and Simon Gough secured the wins, with Liam Wright claiming Charlemont’s consolation.

Poets Corner B maintained their perfect start with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Beechdale Social A, while Poets Corner A climbed to fourth after beating club rivals Poets Corner C 5-0.

Old Hall C also celebrated their first league victory of the campaign, winning 4-1 away at Stafford Road. James Wilde impressed with a 76-26 success, including a 36 break, while Mick Neill edged Lewis Elwell 64-62 in a tense final frame.

Old Hall B claimed a narrow 3-2 away win over Aldridge Cons A, Matt Warrillow settling the contest with a 53-43 victory over Mark Pearsall in the deciding frame.

In Division One, Bentley Moor B ended Amery’s unbeaten record with a crucial 3-2 victory. Russ Maine secured the decisive frame, beating Scott Stretton 68-23 to leave Amery top on 32 points, just two ahead of Bentley Moor.

Aldridge Cons B strengthened their promotion challenge with a 4-1 win at Darlaston Cons, moving into third on 29 points, while Dartmouth Central kept pace with a 3-2 success at Bloxwich Memorial A. David Collins produced a notable 106-70 victory over Dave Briggs.

Q Bar B also recorded their first league win of the season, beating Norton Vic B 3-2, leaving their opponents still searching for a first victory after seven matches.