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Warren wins the open handicap at Gisborne Cosmopolitan Snooker Club

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17 Mar, 2023 02:50 PMQuick Read

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SNOOKER

JOHN Warren won the Suncity Open Handicap Tournament held by Gisborne Cosmopolitan Snooker Club last Saturday.

Warren defeated Phil Thompson Snr 2-0 in the best-of-three-frame final.

Sixteen players contested the tournament, and Warren played good snooker throughout. He defeated Tom Cook 2-1 in one semifinal, while Thompson defeated Kevin Kennedy 2-0 in the other.

Alan Scholes beat Tony Murphy to win the flight, and Campbell McFarlane beat Tony Cleaver to win the plate.

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TeRina Hawkins, the only woman in the field, reached the semifinal of the plate.

Players now turn their attention to the Cosmopolitan Snooker Club’s handicap singles on Saturday, April 21.

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