Crawley man wins Guernsey bar billiards Open

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Recently moved to Crawley, and a member of the Windmill Gossops Green bar billiards team, 27 year old Michael Wilson has caused a sensation by yesterday winning the Guernsey Open.

Recently moved to Crawley, and a member of the Windmill Gossops Green bar billiards team, 27 year-old Michael Wilson has caused a sensation by yesterday winning the Guernsey Open, adding to his appearance in the final of the World Championship in Jersey last November and winning the West-Sussex Open played in Chichester on February 16.

This report received from Worthing’s 7-times World Champion Kevin Tunstall: “A great weekend of Bar Billiards, fantastic new venue, thanks to Darren , Matt, Ben, Kerry and any other organisers I have failed to mention. The Guernsey Open is unique with all the different coloured cloths, 2 purple, 1 yellow, 1 turquoise, 2 light blue and several green. A couple of them were quite a challenge with the cushions throwing very square, but mainly all played well.

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"Congratulations to Michael Wilson on winning the main final, beating Curt Driver of Kent. He also took out Martin Cole (West-Sussex) in the semis. I beat Nigel Senior (Brighton) in the Plate final and Brighton’s Lorraine Hall beat Jenny Noel of Jersey in the Ladies final.”

A total of 91 took part, 29 from Guernsey being joined by players from Jersey, Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Northants.

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