Result's - Week 13 - Tuesday 25th February 2013

Michelin Masters 5-1 Social Sports 

The home team raced into a 2-0 lead when Drew Sloan and Brian Hanna both had wins in straight frames over Eddie Fleck and John Fleck. They continued the run with a 2-1 win by Rick McMaster over Ross Hill even after Ross had won the first frame. In game four Alan Rainey making his first appearance this season for the Masters had a 2-0 win over Richard Turtle making it 4-0 for Michelin. In game five David Armstrong made it 5-0 for Michelin when he had a 2-1 win against Richard Campbell and in the last game the Sports avoided the whitewash when Joni Millar defeated Harry Eagleson by a 2-0 scoreline for a final score of 5-1 for Michelin Masters.

M.O.M. Joni Millar

Horse & Jockey 0-6 Connolly's B 

Barry McLarnon had a win in straight frames against Martin McLintock to put the B team ahead. In the second game Brett McLaughlin had to come from being one down to win 2-1 against Richard Handley to give Connolly's B a two nil lead. In frames three through to six the Horse & Jockey were playing good pool but they could not win any games and it was the champions who won all the games by 2-0 scorelines with their winners being Dee Irwin, Marcus Westhall, Alan Davidson and Connor Connolly who beat Eddie Maxwell, Norman Clarke, Raymond Campbell and Henry Butler to leave the final score of 6-0 for Connolly's B.

M.O.M. Brett McLaughlin

Connolly's A 2-4 The Coach

The visitors took the lead through David Carlisle who defeated Rory McCormick by a 2-1 scoreline. Rodney Shirley made it two when he also had a 2-1 win against Sean Donnelly. In game three Connolly's pulled one back through Kevin Scullion who beat Davy Gillespie 2-1 after losing the first frame. In game four Derek Steele restored the two game advantage for the Coach when he beat Joey McNally in straight frames to leave the match score of 3-1 for the Coach. In game five Connolly's won another game when William Mitchell had to come from being one down to defeat Darren Gilmore 2-1. In the last game K.D. Crabbe had a 2-1 win over Martin O'Loughlin to leave the final score 4-2 for the Coach.

M.O.M. Derek Steele

The Spotty Dogs 0-6 Michelin Inbetweeners 

This match was a very one sided affair the first three games were all won in straight frames for the Inbetweeners with their winners being Gareth Rowe, Lee Wright and Gary Ormandy who defeated Malcolm Graffin, Robert Artt and Damian White respectively for a 3-0 lead. In game four Ryan Logan beat Chris Gordon also in straight frames. In game five Brendan O'Mullan at least won a frame against Chris Penney  but Chris came back to win 2-1. The final game also went to the Inbetweeners when Philip Houston beat Ian Boal 2-0 for a final score of 6-0 for the Michelin Inbetweeners.

M.O.M. Gareth Rowe

Result's - Week 12 - Tuesday 29th January 2013

Michelin Inbetweeners 2-4 Michelin Masters

The Michelin derby was always going to be a close call. Drew Sloan put the Masters into the lead with a 2-0 win over Lee Wright and Jimmy Knowles doubled the lead to 2-0 when he defeated Gary Ormandy by a 2-1 scoreline. In the third game Rick McMaster came from one frame down to win 2-1 against Finton Long and that gave the Masters a 3-0 lead. The Inbetweeners started a fight back with two wins in a row and both by 2-0 scorelines there winners being Gareth Rowe and Chris Penney who defeated David and Alan Armstrong to leave the match score at 3-2. In the final game Brian Hanna defeated Phil Houston by a 2-0 scoreline to leave the final match score of 4-2 for the Masters.

M.O.M. Gareth Rowe

Social Sports 4-2 Horse & Jockey

The away team took the lead when Eddie Maxwell came from one down to win 2-1 against Eddie Fleck. In the second game John Fleck leveled the match score with a win in straight frames over Gregory Warwick. In the third game Francine Warwick came from one frame down to win 2-1 against Richard Turtle and put the Horse & Jockey into a 2-1 lead. After this the Social Sports took control and they won the next three games by 2-0 scorelines there winners were Ross Hill, Richard Campbell and Brian Boyd who defeated Laura Handley, Henry Butler and Norman Clarketo leave the final score 4-2 for the Social Sports.

M.O.M. John Fleck

Coach Bar 3-3 The Spotty Dogs

The Coach took the lead when Davy Carlisle defeated Robert Artt by a 2-1 scoreline. In the second game Malcolm Graffin beat Rodney Shirley also by a 2-1 scoreline to level the match. In the third game Damian White beat Derek Steele 2-1 to give the Spotty Dogs a 2-1 lead in the match. In the fourth game Brendan O'Mullan increased the lead for the Spotty Dogs with a win in straight frames over Darren Gilmore. In game five K.D. Crabbe had a 2-1 win over Chris Gordonand in the last game David Gillespie had a win in straight frames over Ian Boal to leave the final match score 3-3 draw.

M.O.M. Damian White

Fairhill Hustlers 4-2 Connolly's A 

Kevin Scullion got Connolly's off to a good start when he won the first game in straight frames against Ritchie Irwin. In game two Justin Kilpatrick leveled the match when he beat Niall McElroy by a 2-1 scoreline. In game three George McCullough gave the Hustlers the lead in the match with a win in straight frames over Rory McCormack. In game four Robert Graham defeated Pat McAnally(snr) by a 2-1 scoreline and in game five Derek Dunlop came from one down to win 2-1 against Sean Donnelly and increase the match score to 4-1 for the Fairhill. In the final game William Mitchell also had to come from one down to win 2-1 against Paul Hayes and this left the final match score of 4-2 to the Fairhill Hustlers.

M.O.M. Derek Dunlop

Result's - Week 11 - Tuesday 22nd January 2013

Michelin Masters 3-3 Fairhill Hustlers

The Fairhill got off to a good start when Ritchie Irwin had a win in straight frames over David Armstrong. In the second game Justin Kilpatrick doubled the score to 2-0 for the Hustlers when he had to come from being a frame down to win 2-1 against Jimmy Knowles. Things  looked even worse for Michelin when they also lost the third game when Robert Graham defeated Alan Armstrong by a 2-1 scoreline. In game four Michelin pulled one back when Rick McMaster beat Derek Dunlop by a 2-1 scoreline and the fight back continued when Drew Sloan beat George McCullough in straight frames to make the match score 3-2 for the Fairhill. In the final game Paul Hayes won the first frame but Brian Hanna fought back to win 2-1 for Michelin to earn his team a draw after being 3-0 down.

M.O.M. Brian Hanna

Horse & Jockey 1-5 Coach Bar

The Coach raced into a 2-0 lead with wins in straight frames for Davy Gillespie and Rodney Shirley over Martin McLintock and Raymond Campbell. In the third game the Horse & Jockey pulled one back when Eddie Maxwell defeated Derek Steele also in straight frames. The Coach hit back again by winning the next two games both by 2-0 scorelines there winners being Darren Gilmore and Davy Carlisle who beat Danielle Handley and Norman Clarke for a 4-1 lead for the Coach. In the final game Henry Butler won the first  frame for the Horse & Jockey but K.D. Crabbe fought back to win the remaining two games for the Coach to leave the match score 5-1 for the Coach Bar.

M.O.M. David Gillespie

Connolly's A 2-4 Michelin Inbetweeners

Lee Wright won the first game for Michelin when he beat Niall McElroy by a 2-1 score. In the second game Joey McNally had a win in straight frames over David Calderwood to level the match score at 1-1. Joey had an 8 ball clearance in the first frame. In game three Gary Ormandy beat Sean Donnelly by a 2-0 scoreline. In game four Finton long came from one frame down to win 2-1 against William Mitchell to leave the match score 3-1 for the Inbetweeners. In game five Ryan Logan defeated Kevin Scullion in straight frames to give Michelin a 4-1 lead in the match. In the last game Martin O'Loughlin defeated Phil Houston 2-1 after losing the first frame to leave the final match score 4-2 for the Michelin Inbetweeners.

M.O.M. Joe McNally

Spotty Dogs 2-4 Connolly's B 

Pat McAnally(jnr) put Connolly's ahead when he beat Robert Artt by a 2-0 scoreline with the help of an 8 ball clearance in the first frame. Back came the Spotty Dogs with two wins in the next two games both by 2-0 scorelines there winners being Malcolm Graffin and Damian White who beat Alan Davidson and Connor Connolly to make the score 2-1 for the Spotty Dogs. In game four Dee Erwin leveled the match score when he defeated Brendan O'Mullan in straight frames. Game five went the way of Connolly's when Marcus Westhall came from one down to win 2-1 against Chris Gordon and in the final game Barry McLarnon rounded it off for Connolly's when he beat Ian Boal in straight frames to leave the final match score 4-2 for Connolly's B.

M.O.M. Malcolm Graffin