Diamond Bar Portglenone 2 - 4 Michelin Masters
Drew Sloan got the Masters ahead with a 2-0 win over Adrian Mann. In the second game David Armstrong doubled the score when he beat Damian White also in straight frames. Ricky McMaster made it 3-0 for Michelin when he also had a 2-0 win over Declan Heggarty. Back came the Diamond when they won the next two games both in straight frames with Brendan O'Mullan and Chris Gordon beating Alan Armstrong and Donald Alexander to leave the score 3-2 for Michelin. In the last game Brian Hanna came from being a frame down to win 2-1 against Ian Boal to leave the final score 4-2 for the Masters.
M.O.M. Chris Gordon
Slemish Hotshots 5 - 1 Coach Bar
This game was switched to the Slemish Bar as the Coach table was getting fixed and was not ready for the game. The first two matches went to Hotshots with Ryan Logan and David Calderwood defeating Rodney Shirley and Paul Gray both by 2-0 scorelines. In the third Rodney Fleck came from being one down to win 2-1 against Darren O'Neill. In the fourth game Chris Adams had a win in straight frames over Philip McAllister and Damian Keenan also had a straight frame win over Paul Shaw to make the score 5-0 for the Hotshots. In the final game Aaron Erwin pulled one back for the Coach when he beat Connor Graham by a 2-1 scoreline to leave the score 5-1 for the Hotshots.
M.O.M. Aaron Erwin
Social Cobwebs 2 - 4 Fairhill Hustlers
In the first game Andy McAlonan defeated Justin Kilpatrick in straight frames. The Fairhill levelled the match through Robert Graham when he beat Stephen Holmes also in straight frames. In the third game Ritchie Irwin had to come from being 1-0 down to win 2-1 against Chris McGaughey. George McCullough made it 3-1 for the Fairhill when he defeated Liam Erwin by a 2-1 scoreline. Paul Hayes made the score 4-1 for the Hustlers when he beat Ricky McNeill by a 2-1 scoreline. In the last game Jimmy Knowles pulled one back for the Cobwebs when he beat Derek Dunlop in straight frames for a final score of 4-2 for the Fairhill.
M.O.M. Andy McAlonan
Michelin Inbetweeners 5 - 1 Connollys A
The away team drew first blood through Kevin Scullion who beat Gary Ormandy by a 2-0 scoreline. In the second game Lee Wright had to come from behind to win 2-1 against Johnny Walker to level the match. In the third Chris Penny gave Michelin the lead when he beat Damian McAuley in straight frames. Gareth Rowe increased the lead to 3-1 when he beat Alan Smyth also in straight frames and in the fifth game Finton Long made the score 4-1 when he beat Tom Doran by a 2-1 scoreline. In the last game Phil Houston wrapped it all up with a 2-1 win over Connaire McAuley for a final score of 5-1 to Michelin Inbetweeners.
M.O.M. Lee Wright
Horse and Jockey 3 - 3 Moat Aces
Darren Gilmore got the Aces off to a good start when he came from one down to win 2-1 over Jonny Laing. The second game was a win in straight frames for David Carlisle over Mark Davidson to double the match score for the Aces. In the third game Alan Rainey made it 3-0 for the Aces when he beat Dean Hill by a 2-0 scoreline. This match changed in favour of Horse and Jockey after half way Gary Hillis beat Martin Hill 2-1 after losing the first frame and Sam McCalmont beat Chris Dickson 2-1 after losing the first frame to leave the match score 3-2 for the Aces. In the final game Eddie Maxwell defeated George Crothers in straight frames to leave the 3-3.
M.O.M. Sam McCalmont
Connolly's B 5 - 1 Social Sports
Connolly's ran away with this match by winning the first five games all by 2-0 scorelines. Barry McLarnon started it off when he beat Ross Hill then Brett McLaughlin had a 2-0 win with an 8-ball clearance in the first frame over Brian Boyd. Next up was Alan Davidson who defeated Adam Gordon by the same scoreline. In the fourth Pat McAnally beat Richard Turtle. Then Ryan Foster defeated Richard Campbell 2-0 to make the score 5-0 for the Connolly's B team. In the last game Dennis Keenan pulled one back for the Sports when he beat Connor Connolly 2-1 for a final score of 5-1 for Connolly's B.
M.O.M. Brett McLaughlin