Division One.

A tightly contested match that turned in Broseley\'s favour when Simon Mcleod came back from nealry 50 behind to pip the second frame. Well played John Williams and Neil Caswell.

Division Three.

Bayley Q vs Allscott. \"A bad workman blames his tools\" or some might say. Frame 1 saw Jimmy Langley vs Dan Brentnall, with Dan drawing the short straw on the night as he found Jimmy on good form. Jimmy built up an early lead, and continued on including a potential current high break of 43 in the division, taking the first frame. Frame 2 with Noel Hitch taking on Dave Finney, saw Dave open up a lead as he continued some steady potting. Noel played some impressive snookers later on but Dave continued to have the measure winning the 2nd frame. Frame 3 saw Steve Weatherall playing the injured Kev Waland. Kev (I want to break free) Waland had managed to lose a battle with a hoover which ended up with a fracture to his arm, taking off the protective covering to play his match. Fortunately Kev managed to control his cue better than the hoover, by taking an early 24 break. Steve played some pot and go safety to claw his way back into a lead on the colours. But it was Kev who potted an assured blue, pink and long rest black to clean up the frame. Frame 4 had Lee Newton vs Nick Gwynne which started off quite close, but Lee never likes to be left out on a night of breaks putting in a 26 which helped win the frame. At 2-2 it was between good friends and rivals Rich Tranter vs Chris Bates to decide the match. This was always going to have twists and turns, going down to the final black, with Chris getting the final ball. This of course sucked more than the hoover as Allscott had won 3-2 and done the double over the Bayley Q. Good luck lads for the rest of the season and a speedy recovery to Kev \"hoovenator\" Waland.