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Cardiff Cons League
 This is the official
website for the Cardiff and District Snooker
League, containing all the latest news and tables and historical information about the league. Sponsored by Rileys Pool, Snooker & Poker club Last season's champions were Trecenydd Snooker (pictured left). Over the years several of South Wales' leading professionals have appeared in the league - most notably, two times World Champion Mark Williams, who appeared for Broadway in the mid-90s. Other professionals who have appeared more regularly in the league recently are Mark Bennett (Savoy Snooker), Anthony Davies (Penarth Road Snooker), Paul Davies (Rileys Wellington and City Road), James Reynolds (Snooker World) and Iwan Jones (Wellington Rileys and Llandaff Institute). The Cardiff Conservative Club Snooker League table can also be found here |
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| 02/07/08...Registration
forms available to download now 28/06/08...Presentation night photos online 06/06/08...Neil Tomkins wins second Cardiff Open title 29/05/08...Kishan Hirani is Cardiff Handicap champion |
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| Thanks to the Global Snooker Centre for the links, please
also visit their site. Thanks to Talking Balls for hosting the forum. The Cardiff and District Snooker League site was last updated on 02/07/08. This site is best viewed on a 1024 x 768 resolution setting. |
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