Wednesfield Cons still lead the way at the top of snooker league
All the latest action from the Aldridge & District Snooker League.
Wednesfield Cons maintained their grip on top spot in the Aldridge & District Snooker League Premier Division after edging a thrilling 3-2 encounter with Charlemont BC B.


Oliver Spooner set the leaders on their way with a 61-2 win over John Lawley, compiling a break of 38, but Charlemont fought back to level at 2-2 through Jesse Lowe and Craig Nicholls.
Dan Ward won his frame for Wednesfield before Mitch Lowbridge held his nerve in the decider, beating Liam Wright 53-38 to secure another vital victory.
Old Hall SC B produced one of the results of the week by upsetting third-placed Poets Corner B 3-2. Rob Brown and Ryan Woods won for Old Hall before Matt Warrillow clinched the match with a 68-48 success over Karl Mallin, also recording a break of 38.
Charlemont BC A continued their climb with a 3-2 away win over Old Hall SC C. Dan Ward made a break of 57 in an 83-8 victory, while James Wilde responded with a 53 break for the hosts. Phil Bellingham and John Spencer completed Charlemont's comeback.
Beechdale Social A also won 3-2, overcoming Stafford Road despite losing the final two frames. Aaron Gale impressed with a 51 break in a 77-3 victory.
In Division One, leaders Amery bounced back from their first defeat of the season by sweeping Old Hall SC E aside 5-0.
Second-placed Bentley Moor B strengthened their promotion hopes with a 4-1 victory at Aldridge Cons B, while Rushall Labour A moved into fourth after whitewashing Norton Vic B. Darren Westwood, Jamie Dutton, Craig Ash, Billy Stephenson and Richard Scott all won to secure the maximum points.
Dartmouth Central also recorded a 5-0 victory, defeating Lichfield Road BC. David Collins claimed the highest frame score with a 90-66 success.
Old Hall SC D beat Darlaston Cons 3-2, while Pelsall Social and Rushall Labour B both won 4-1. Q Bar B claimed a second victory of the season, beating Bloxwich Mem 3-2.
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