Snooker Canada congratulates Ike Toews, one of British Columbia’s most respected and enduring ambassadors of the game. In the 2015 provincial ranking final, Ike defeated Reed Unger 3–2 and produced a remarkable 147 break, a milestone achievement that placed him among an elite group of Canadian players. In May 2026, […]

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When Kootsie scratched on the final black ball in game 4,  this is what set the tone for what was to come.  A couple of hours later, on a best 4 out of 7, the situation found itself on the final deciding frame with 3 balls remaining on the table, […]

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Even experienced snooker players occasionally miss what appear to be easy shots, and this often comes down to a combination of technical, mental, and environmental factors rather than simple lack of ability. From a technical perspective, small errors in cue alignment, stance stability, or cue delivery can be enough to […]

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Snooker is often viewed as a low-impact sport, but players can still develop injuries if they ignore posture, repetition, and overall conditioning. One of the most important ways to avoid injury is to focus on proper stance and alignment at the table. Keeping the spine neutral, bending from the hips […]

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Things get underway next week in Montreal as Cullen Thiessen, the 2025 champ gets ready to defend his title at the West Island Recreation Center. Best of luck to all the participants and looking forward to seeing you on the baize.

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