Pictured: Staffordshire and West Midlands snooker champions

Stourbridge won the Inter Town Snooker Championship for the fourth time, and the first time in thirteen years, after defeating Wolverhampton B.

The opening two frames took over an hour each but it ended with Stourbridge leading 2-0 thanks to Justin Donoghue and Ashley Aston.

Lee Mallen made a 42 break in the next frame to put Stourbridge 3-0 up, but Wolverhampton B were in control of frame four after Oliver Spooner made a break of 41.

However, with a combination of steady potting and several foul and misses awarded, Mark Love came back to lead the frame, and it looked like the match was over when Love fluked the brown to lead by 19 points with the last three colours remaining. However Love unluckily potted the black to give Spooner the penalty points he required and he went on to pot a pressure black to win the frame and keep the match alive.

Ryan Hamilton made a 44 break in the next frame, the highest of the match, to pull another frame back for Wolverhampton, with Stourbridge leading 3-2.

In a nervy frame six, Dan Ward played solidly for Wolverhampton and it looked like the match was heading for a deciding frame as he led by 20 points with one red remaining. Stourbridge's David Oakes laid a very tricky snooker which Dan Ward found difficult to escape from, which resulted in 13 fouls and a lead of 20 became a deficit of 35 and snookers required before Oakes returned to the table to go on to seal the victory for Stourbridge who won the match 4-2.

Meanwhile, Landywood A defeated Landywood B 4-2 to become the inaugural Inter Town Plate champions.

Landywood B got off to the better start as Gary Miller and Andy Tapper put them 2-0 up, with Tapper making a 33 break.

Jack Harris then got momentum moving the way of Landywood A as he made breaks of 50 and 34 to pull a frame back, while on the adjacent table Robbie James made a 30 break to make it 2-2.

Another 30 break in the next frame from Dave Turner made it 3-2 to Landywood A, and with nerves twitching Adrian Woods potted the final black to win it 4-2.

Jamie Brown produced a dominant display to win the Champion of Champions trophy.

He faced Lee Peach, with both players reaching the semi-final of this competition in the previous two seasons, with Brown having to give Peach 36 points in each frame due to the handicaps.

Jamie Brown moved quickly into his stride as a 46 break sealed the opening frame. The second frame followed a similar format as Brown made a 62 break to move 2-0 ahead and the excellent performance was completed with an 80 break in the final frame to conclude a 3-0 whitewash.

Luis Ferraro and Rhys Lampitt emerged as this year's Foursomes Handicap champions with a 3-2 win over Michael Beardmore and Adrian Woods.

Bobbie Wilson also beat Robert Wharne 4-3 in the Six Reds Handicap final.