Congratulations to Bob Chaperon for winning his record breaking 1oth Snow Tournament. Pictures on the left is finalist, Marc Colameco. With another great turnout of 32 players, a round robin was played out in 4 groups , followed by a straight knockout. The Quarter Finals: Marc Calameco 3 […]
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It happened this week! For the first time in decades, a highlight from professional snooker was featured on TSN’s Sportscenter! While the clip only lasted about 2 seconds, the important thing is that the ice has been broken once again. It was a clip of Mark Davis fluking a ridiculous […]
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Snooker Canada is looking to expand their operations and is looking to grow the team along with the game If you are passionate about the game of snooker and would like to earn money while enjoying what you do, please send us your resume, we would love to hear from […]
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Derek Claus is starting to heat up during the new year as he scoops up his second win in a row this weekend in Markham. Claus beat the 2015 Richler Cup runner up Cheuk Yin by a scoreline of 3-2. A new venue was introduced on the Canadian Snooker Tour […]
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Stuart Bingham reached the quarter-finals of the Dafabet Masters for the first time with a 6-4 win over Ding Junhui, though he passed up the chance of a 147. World Champion Bingham has a surprisingly poor record at snooker’s biggest invitation event, having failed to get beyond the last 16 […]
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Below are some of the special moments for 2015 and snooker in Canada. We hope you enjoyed them as much as we did and look forward to creating more in 2016. Reached 100, 000 hits for the youtube video produced on the basic rules of snooker Sanctioned a memorial tournament […]
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Derek Claus was on fire last week in Kitchener as he dropped just a handful of sets on his way to winning Canadian Snooker Tour #21. Claus beat previous tour winner Mark Johnston in the first round by a scoreline of 3-1 and the moved on a couple of more […]
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Born in 1910, Dick played all the Canadian greats, including George Chenier Eddie Agha & Leo Levitt. In 1957 he won the Molson Cup, and became one of the best players in the country. His son Leonard is a snooker historian and is still active today in Montreal playing in […]
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If there is a perfect example of a good will ambassador for snooker, it’s Gabe. Gabe came from Northern Ontario and owned a snooker room in Sudbury. He is responsible for guiding and teaching many of the great snooker players that developed in Canada today. The longest snooker tournament in […]
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Tino Malo has won many titles in his illustrious career as a Canadian snooker player. These include The Quebec Championships, The Alain Robidoux Tournament, and several local tournaments in Montreal. Tino battled it out with many of the Canadian greats including George Chenier, Eddie Agha, and Cliff Thorburn, In 1974, […]
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