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Steven Bremar also showcased his skills, reaching the semi-final of the Singles Handicap competition before falling to the eventual champion, USA's Justin Bolebruch. The tournament culminated in an all-Bermuda final in the scratch competition, where Bremar faced off against his compatriot and home rival, Paul Fedden. Fedden emerged victorious with a 3-0 sweep, though the scoreline belied the intensity and close competition of the match.
Bermuda to Host Spring Tournament
The International Snooker League will return to its birthplace, Bermuda, for the spring tournament, scheduled for May 20th - 24th, 2025, at the Spanish Point Boat Club. Players from the USA, Canada, Ireland, and England will converge on the island to compete for the title.
Bermuda Snooker League Heats Up
Meanwhile, back on home soil, the Bermuda Snooker League is in full swing, with exciting matches taking place across the island.
Warwick Workman's Club Two Edges Out Sandys Boat Club in Thrilling Encounter
At the Sandys Boat Club, Warwick Workman's Club Two edged the host 3 - 2.
A captivating clash at the Sandys Boat Club saw Warwick Workman's Club Two narrowly defeat the home team 3-2.
The match featured a captain's duel, with Steven Bremar Snr. drawing first blood for Warwick against Martin Siese.
Paul Fedden leveled the score for Sandys, but Warwick's newcomer, Henrik Marszalek, proved to be the difference-maker with two victories over Peter Bromby. Sandys salvaged a point in the doubles match, but Warwick ultimately claimed the win.
Spanish Point Boat Club Two Dominates Warwick Workman's Club One
Spanish Point Boat Club Two traveled to the Warwick Workman's Club and delivered a commanding 4-1 victory.
Richard Burton led the charge with a double win over Pamela Quadroy, while Tyler Moniz added another point for Spanish Point.
Warwick's Gary Bascome managed to secure a win, but Spanish Point sealed the deal with a decisive doubles victory.
Spanish Point Boat Club One Outlasts RAA in Tight Contest
In a match that went down to the wire, Spanish Point Boat Club One edged out the visiting RAA team 3-2.
The match featured a back-and-forth battle between Spanish Point's Todd Dziak and RAA's Aaron Bean, with each player securing a win. Chris Dakin and Kyle Williams also traded victories for their respective teams, leaving the doubles match to decide the outcome.
Spanish Point's duo of Dakin and Alex Hooper delivered under pressure, securing the winning point for their team.
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