REANNE Evans has smashed Kelly Fisher’s record of 69 consecutive matches won on the women’s snooker circuit.
Two days after her 25th birthday, the six-time world champion extended her remarkable winning streak to 72 with victory in the East Anglian Championship at Cambridge Snooker Centre.
Amidst the bad news in the game at the moment, there is one good story today as Reanne Evans was today confirmed as being the recipient of one of the coveted wildcard places on the main tour for the 2010/11 season. It will be fascinating to see how Reanne fares in the top flight and hopefully her presence will help to boost the state of the womens game and attract more people to the game. More will follow on this story following the conclusion of the World Championship.
REANNE Evans has again raised the bar in women’s snooker by winning the world title for a record sixth year running (on Wednesday, April 7).
REANNE Evans is hoping for the joy of six at the women’s world snooker championships which kick off in Cambridge on Saturday (April 3).
REANNE Evans’ bid for a clean sweep this season on the women’s snooker circuit moved a step closer after the Paul Wood-sponsored £1,000 Connie Gough National Championship (on Saturday, March 6).
IF Reanne Evans wins her first match at the South Coast Classic in Eastbourne this weekend, she will have chalked up a staggering 50 straight singles victories on the World Ladies Billiards & Snooker Association (WLBSA) circuit…
First … I want to thank Matt for inviting me to post on his blog and offering the opportunity to share some of my views on a not so well known area of snooker, the Ladies’ game.