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Pool makes a splash
Pool is thriving in the Cardigan area - that was the message that came across loud and clear at the 23rd annual presentation evening of the Cardigan & District League at the Angel Hotel.
The standard has improved steadily over the years with more and more players competing and 8-ball clearances achieved virtually every week.
An indication of how the game is progressing was illustrated when the representative side won promotion in Division 5 of the Welsh League with Teifi Boating Club cueist Alan Lewis the division's player of the year. Alex Rees, who plays for Division One champions Hope & Anchor, is currently top of the individual averages in Division 4.
Roll of Honour
Phil Evans & Sons Builders Division 1: Champions: Hope & Anchor; Runners-Up: Teifi Boating Club.
Haverfordwest Coin Machines Division 2: Champions: Bell Hotel; Runners-Up: White Hart.
Captain's Cup: 1, Chris Truslove (Hope & Anchor); 2 Jamie Bowen (Lamb B). 7's KO Shield: 1, Hope & Anchor; 2 White Hart. Wooden spoon: Commercial. Veterans: 1 John Evans (Gobaith); 2 Jeff Jones (Gobaith); Super veterans: 1 Bill Alford (Schooners); 2 Jeff Jones (Gobaith). Most 8-ball clearances in league games: Chris Truslove (Hope & Anchor). Division 1 players of the year: Aled Rees and Mark Lewis (Hope & Anchor). Division 2 player of the year: Roger Morris (Red Lion) and Daniel Topping (Bell Hotel). Open pairs: 1 Alex Rees and Chris Truslove (Hope & Anchor); 2 Dyf Allen and Prydwyn Allen (White Hart). League pairs: 1 Chris Truslove and Alex Rees; 2 Richard Owen and Paul Murtagh Jnr. (Lamb). Threes: 1 Simon Davies, Kevin Davies, Steve Curran (Gobaith); 2 Chris Truslove, Gary Murtagh, Alex Rees (Hope & Anchor). Singles: 1 Paul Jones (Hope & Anchor); 2 Geraint Evans (Teifi Boating Club).
2:15pm Monday 19th May 2008
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