While the World Championship is currently taking place, World Snooker last week announced the entry list for the upcoming Q School as 124 players will battle it out for 12 places on the main tour next month and the quality of the field is even better than I had quite realised…
With being away from my desk during the past couple of weeks due largely to the World Championship qualifiers, a few stories have slipped through my net so click below for my round-up of the other hot topics in snooker circles right now…
Normally this post is something of a cut and paste job as I seek to explain how next season’s 96 man main tour will be made up. This time around though, things are a little different thanks to the changes implemented by the governing body.
No more PIOS, bring on the Q School…
With the inaugural Q School set to be held later this year in order to determine 12 main tour spots for next season, those at the Southwest Snooker Academy are this weekend staging the first event of their Q School Preparation series in order to give those likely to be involved some all-important match practice and for top four at the end of the series, £1,000 to cover their Q School entry fees. Click below for information from day one…
It may be a few months away at present but World Snooker have now revealed a little more information regarding the new qualifying school which will determine 12 of the 96 main tour spots next season…