The Cutting Edge Barbers Snooker League 05/06
Submitted by Derek Johnston
21st February 2006
No change at the top of the Cutting Edge Barbers Snooker League at the half way point. The standard of play is improving with some close games over the last couple of weeks. Ray Cormack was pipped in the deciding frame against Ian Macphee, who keeps the leaders within sight, however Derek Johnston is maintaining his run of good form by beating Ian 2--1, to keep Mark Mackay company at the top of the table.
Alan Mackenzie is keeping the pressure on the leaders, with some steady play over the last couple of weeks.
The Macbeaths the Jewellers knockout competition has been moved to a later date. Date to follow.
The County Doubles will be held in the Viewfirth on the 4th of March, this is an open competition and all are welcome.
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