Rules of competition listed at end of page.

Players will receive contact details for their opponents over the next few days.

First Round (Best of three frames):

• Gordon King (York Brewery) 1-2 Chris Watson (Golden Ball)
• Simon Weeds (Crescent Club) v Harry Clish (Waggon & Horses) Harry bye to next round
• James Learmonth (Golden Ball)  2-1 Richard Shallcross (Golden Ball)

 

Second Round (Best of three frames):

• Noel Broadbent (York Brewery) 1-2 Chris Watson (Golden Ball)
• Harry Clish (Waggon and Horses) 3-0 James Learmonth (Golden Ball)
• Michael Shallcross (Golden Ball) v Glyn Ellis (Crescent Club) Michael bye to next round
• Ian Cameron (York Brewery) 1-2 Paul Jones (York Brewery)
• Jesse Constante (University) 0-2 Neil Trafford (Waggon & Horses)
• Ian Clish (Waggon & Horses) v Tim Peace (Crescent Club)   Ian bye to next round
• Wilf Williams (York Brewery) 2-0 James Tipping (York Brewery)
• Dave Fincham (Golden Ball) 2-0 Jan Bell (York Brewery)
• Paul Coates (Fulford Arms) 2-1 Steve Russell (Walmgate Ale House)
• Chris Sherrington (Fulford Arms) 2-0 John Buckle (York Brewery)
• Geraint Davies (Fulford Arms) 2-0 James Budden (University)
• Jess Parker (Crescent Club) 2-0 Bob Leyland (Crescent Club)
• Leo Clayton (Golden Ball) 2-0 Keelan Garbutt (University)
• Ed Leyland (Crescent Club) 0-2 Colin Chambers (Golden Ball)
• Richard Dixon (Golden Ball) 1-2 Danny Morley (Knavesmire)
• Ben Thorpe (Fulford Arms) 2-0 Jack Woolgar (Crescent Club)

 

Third Round (Best of five frames):

• Leo Clayton (Golden Ball) 3-1 Michael Shallcross (Golden Ball)
• Chris Watson (Golden Ball) 3-1 Danny Morley (Knavesmire)
• Geraint Davies (Fulford Arms) 3-1 Ben Thorpe (Fulford Arms)
• Neil Trafford (Waggon and Horses) v Wilf Williams (York Brewery) Wilf bye to next round
• Chris Sherrington (Fulford Arms) 1-3 Colin Chambers (Golden Ball)
• Paul Jones (York Brewery) 2-3 Jess Parker (Crescent Club)
• Harry Clish (W&H) v Dave Fincham (Golden Ball) Dave bye to next round
• Ian Clish (Waggon and Horses) v Paul Coates (Fulford Arms) Paul bye to next round

 

Quarter Finals (Best of five frames):

• Geraint Davies (Fulford Arms) 3-1 Dave Fincham (Golden Ball)
• Chris Watson (Golden Ball) 3-1 Colin Chambers (Golden Ball)
• Jess Parker (Crescent Club) 3-1 Paul Coates (Fulford Arms)
• Wilf Williams (York Brewery) 3-2 Leo Clayton (Golden Ball)

 

Semi Finals (Best of seven frames):

• Geraint Davies (Fulford Arms) 3-4 Wilf Williams (York Brewery)
• Jess Parker (Crescent Club) 1-4 Chris Watson (Golden Ball)

 

Final (Best of seven frames):

• Chris Watson 4-0 Wilf Williams

 

• The Singles Cup is a straight knock-out competition.
• The draw for each round will be unseeded.
• Some players may be required to play qualifying rounds if the field of players is too large.
• All matches to be played on neutral tables. If players are unable to agree on a choice of neutral table the league organiser can be contacted to decide on a table, which will be an automatically randomly selected table from the league’s neutral tables.
• Matches in the early rounds are played as best of three (first to 2). Last 16 and quarter-finals will be best of 5 (first to 3 frames), semi-finals and final will be best of 7 (first to 4 frames).
• If a Singles Cup match ends in a tie, then further frames are played until the tie is broken.

Playing of matches

• Matches must be played by the date specified on the draw sheet. The players involved can mutually agree on a date and time.
• For the semi-final, players are encouraged to notify the league organiser/their team captain/league Facebook page etc of the place, date and time of the fixture.
• A coin is tossed to decide which player will break in the first frame. In subsequent frames, the break alternates.
• The singles league is open to players not in a team that season.
• If one player has attempted to arrange a match in advance of the last day deadline (via phone number provided on singles league entry) and has not received a response from their opponent then they will automatically win that round.
• If both players are not able to play their match by the deadline they must notify the league organiser in advance of the deadline with a date set for their match within one week past the deadline, else a winner may be declared randomly if both players fail to attempt to arrange a match. If a match cannot be scheduled until more than one week after the deadline, a random winner may be decided to avoid subsequent rounds running out of time, to be decided at league organisers discretion.

Neutral scorer

• Before the quarter-finals, participants may request a neutral scorer for their match if one is available. From the quarter-finals onwards, a neutral scorer will be present at every match.

Hospitality The winning player in each match will buy the losing player a drink as a ‘thank you’ for the match, unless otherwise agreed.