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Chandler's Ford Senior Roll-Up

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PAUL Solloway, competing in a third Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up tournament since claiming the £1,000 jackpot last August, split this week’s £60 pot with Malcolm Harvey.

Jamie Brooks (£65) beat Kevin Impett (£35) 2-0 in the competition No 31 final and climbed to second.

Top six: Marc Russell (Woolston) £460, Jamie Brooks (C/Ford) £235, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £230, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £215, Kevin Impett (Totton) £205, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £145.

FORMER Winchester Snooker Centre owner Ken Everett, 65, split the £60 final pot with 17-year-old Kevin Impett in last week’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

In competition No 26, title-favourite MARC RUSSELL, (pictured left), extended his lead with a £60 2-0 win against Paula Brooks (£30).

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hot favourite for the £1,000 jackpot in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up, has extended his lead with 25 of the 102 tournaments played.

Russell (£60) beat second-placed Malcolm Harvey (£30) in this week’s final.

On Thursday, Richard Budden split £60 with Totton’s Kevin Impett.

Top six: Marc Russell (Woolston) £360, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £200, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £195, Jamie Brooks (C/Ford) £150, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £145, Carlo Cavagnetto (C/Ford) £140.

FORMER Scottish professional Stephen Tierney made a winning debut in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Tierney split £70 with Kevin Impett in the final of competition No 23.

Nigel Spiers (£40) beat Marc Russell (£20) 2-0 in Thursday’s final.

Top six: Marc Russell (Woolston) £300, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £195, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £170, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £145, Jamie Brooks (C/Ford) £140, Carlo Cavagnetto (C/Ford) £140.

TITLE-favourite Marc Russell (Woolston) picked up £60 and extended his lead in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up after victory over Phil Budden (£30) in the competition No 15 final.

Roll-Up stalwarts Ken Everett and Carlo Cavagnetto split £90 in Sunday’s event.

Top three: Marc Russell (Woolston) £280, Carlo Cavagnetto (C/Ford) £140 Malcolm Harvey (West End) £135. 

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CLUB-owner Jim Everett and 16-year-old Jamie Brooks split the £60 on offer in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up competition No 15.

Phil Budden collected £55 on Thursday.

Top three: Marc Russell (Woolston) £220, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £135, Ollie Tydeman (C/Ford) £100.

CARLO Cavagnetto, who insists his lucky number is 13, split the £90 final pot with Winchester’s James Byrnes in the 13th tournament of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

A second final in eight days took Cavagnetto up to fourth.

Ollie Tydeman pocketed £45 in Thursday’s comp and climbed to third.

  Top six: Marc Russell (Woolston) £220, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £135, Ollie Tydeman (C/Ford) £100, Carlo Cavagnetto (C/Ford) £95, Danny Zagaroli (C/Ford) £90, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £80.

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STEVE Boterhoek, captain of Southampton Premier outfit Q World D – formerly Pot Black, has picked up his first winnings of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up season.

The 30-year-old collected £60 after winning the competition number eight final.

Dave Nunn and Malcolm Harvey split £70 in Sunday’s final.

Top six: Marc Russell (Woolston) £170, Danny Zagaroli (C/Ford) £90, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £80, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £80, Kevin Impett (Totton) £65, Steve Boterhoek (Thornhill) £60.

A FOURTH final in seven tournaments has extended Marc Russell’s lead in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Russell (Woolston) split £70 with Malcolm Harvey to take his season’s winnings to £170.

Former professional Danny Zagaroli doubled his total and moved into second after sharing £90 with Ollie Tydeman in Thursday’s comp.

EARLY leader Marc Russell’s three-tournament unbeaten run in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up was ended in comp number four by club-owner Jim Everett.

Billy Castle (£60) beat Everett (£30) 2-1 in the final.

Jamie Brooks, 16, will now play off his lowest ever handicap of +28 after splitting the £90 pot in comp number five with Kevin Impett. 

WOOLSTON carpenter Marc Russell has staked an early claim for the £1,000 jackpot in the year-long Chandler’s Ford SC £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Russell, who started the new season on a +44 handicap, reached the first two finals.

The early favourite split £90 with former professional Danny Zagaroli and £110 with Richard Budden.

Nigel Spiers (Romsey) and Kevin Impett (Totton) picked up £10 each in the Plate competitions.

Tournaments are run every Thursday, at 7.30pm, and Sunday, at 6.30pm. The top money winner next September collects an extra £1,000. The next five share £1,500. Ring the club on 023 8025 4834 for details.

Paul Solloway is the Champion.

THE race ended last Thursday, and although, in his own words did not play so well on the final night, his position at the head of the leader board was assured when the chasing bunch faltered in the quarter-finals.  

Earlier Jamie Owens, 16, climbed to third after a £60 2-0 victory over Steve Boterhoek (£30) in the final of competition No 98.

Two Plate wins in a week kept Phil Budden in second place.

Lee Roling (£80) beat Josh Baird (£40) in Sunday’s tournament and moved above Malcolm Harvey into third.

Organisers have announced the final Roll-Up will be on Sunday, August 31, at 6.30pm.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £802, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £742, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £720, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £712, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £675, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £575.

Phil Budden has piled the pressure on Paul Solloway with eight tournaments to play in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

In competition No 96, Budden eased into second place after beating rankings leader Solloway in the semi-final. He split the £110 pot with Ken Everett.

In Sunday’s event, Mark Andrews shared £150 with Dan Hildyard, who, giving an 85-point start to Paula Owens, won 2-1 on the black after forcing a decider with an 83.

  Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £802, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £702, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £675, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £660, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £632, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £575.

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COMPETITION favourite Paul Solloway has edged closer to a £1,000 pay-day with a third Plate win on the spin in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

With ten events to play, Lee Roling (£75) climbed to fifth after a 2-0 victory over Ollie Tydeman (£35) in the final of comp No 94.

Nigel Spiers (Romsey) moved to within £10 of sixth place with a £60 2-0 win against Paula Owens (£30) in Sunday’s tournament.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £802, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £675, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £660, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £657, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £632, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £575.

LAST season’s runner-up in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up forced his way back up to second with 12 tournaments to play.

Malcolm Harvey, who split the £100 final pot in competition No 93 with veteran Clarrie Moore, said: “It would take a very good run of results to win overall in the time left, but in snooker you never give up until it is mathematically impossible to win.”

Rankings leader Paul Solloway edged closer to the £1,000 jackpot with two £10 Plate wins in four days.

Nigel Spiers (Romsey) is seventh after sharing £120 with Steve Boterhoek (Thornhill) in Sunday’s event.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £792, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £675, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £660, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £657, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £565, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £557.

A RETURN to the game after a seven-year break has proved to be a culture shock for a 50-year-old man who is leading the race for a £1,000 jackpot in Hampshire’s richest amateur competition.

Paul Solloway, long-time leader in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up handicap series, has extended his advantage with 14 tournaments to play.

A £90 split final with last season’s runner-up Malcolm Harvey gave Solloway some breathing space as he is set to miss a couple of weeks. 

“I’m getting a bit nervous now,” he said. “I’m going to miss five tournaments when I go on holiday and they’re starting to catch me up.

“I found it so hard because I had seven years off and when I came back it was a different game. I’ve started to enjoy it again and I’ve got the bit between my teeth.

“When I was playing there were just a handful of players who were really good. There’s so many good players around now, it’s scary.

“I’d love to win it; I’d be so happy.”

Solloway was “disappointed” not to make it two finals on the spin after losing 2-1 from 1-0 up against Dave Nunn in the semi-finals of comp No 91.

Nunn (£90) beat Jamie Owens (£40) in the final.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £772, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £660, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £657, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £625, Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) £565, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £557.

There was no love lost as teenager Jamie Owens saw off mum Paula in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up to reach the final of competition No 87.

Forced to concede a 14-point start, the fourth-placed 16-year-old edged through 2-1 and spilt the £80 final with Pot Black captain Steve Boterhoek.

With 15 tournaments to play, Phil Budden piled the pressure on rankings leader Paul Solloway in the chase for the £1,000 first prize. In Thursday’s event, Budden shared a £100 pot with Lee Roling.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £727, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £647, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £580, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £560, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £557, John Smith (Otterbourne) £495.

Otterbourne's John Smith missed out on a first century and fell one point short of his highest break in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

The 19-year-old left-hander missed one of the last two reds on 83 in the first frame of a 2-0 first-round victory against Alex Dunkley (Bursledon).   Smith reached the final of competition No 84 and split £130 with club-boss Jim Everett.

Ollie Tydeman (£60) completed an unbeaten weekend with a 2-1 win over Dave Nunn (£30) in Sunday’s final.

  Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £717, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £597, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £580, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £520, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £507, John Smith (Otterbourne) £495.

TWO weeks in the sun without picking up a cue proved to be one of Lee Roling’s best breaks as he swept to the final of competition No 82 in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Roling, 17, chalked up breaks of 32, 34 and 39 and split the £110 pot with Steve Boterhoek (Thornhill).

In Sunday’s tournament, Winchester singles champion Adam Nash shared £100 with 16-year-old Jamie Owens who climbed to fourth with less than ten weeks left.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £717, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £597, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £580, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £520, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £507, Kevin Impett (Totton) £490.

Jamie Owens (£65) climbed to fifth in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up after beating fellow 16-year-old Kevin Impett (£35) 2-0 in the final of competition No 81.

In Thursday’s tournament Nick Allen split £110 with second-placed Phil Budden.

Alex Dunkley chalked up breaks of 95, 59, 87 and 60 before losing 2-1 to Allen in the semi-finals.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £717, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £587, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £580, Kevin Impett (Totton) £490, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £465, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452.

TWO final appearances in a week have given part-time fire-door engineer Paul Solloway some breathing space at the top of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

The 50-year-old split the £120 pot with Ollie Tydeman in competition No 79 and picked up another £60 with a 2-0 victory over Drew Farminer (£30) in Thursday’s tournament.

In the first round Farminer (Shirley Warren) fluked a red off the break and made 78.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £717, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £580, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £532, Kevin Impett (Totton) £455, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, Nigel Spiers (Romsey) £435.

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    Clarrie                                   Carlo

TWO of the founding members of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up reached this week’s final.

Clarrie Moore, 77, and Carlo Cavagnetto, who both played in the first series 15 years ago, split the £120 pot.

Nigel Spiers climbed to sixth after sharing £120 with Dave Nunn (Stockbridge) in comp No 76.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £597, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £580, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £532, Kevin Impett (Totton) £455, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, Nigel Spiers (Romsey) £435.

Paul Solloway has regained the lead in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

In Thursday’s tournament the 50-year-old split the £120 final pot with Kevin Impett, 16.

John Smith climbed into the top six after sharing £120 with retired club owner Ken Everett in competition No 75.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £587, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £580, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £532, Kevin Impett (Totton) £455, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, John Smith (Otterbourne) £410.

ROMSEY painter and decorator Nigel Spiers potted his highest break for six years to reach the final of competition No 72 in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

With Otterbourne left-hander John Smith already needing snookers in the third and deciding frame of the semi-final, Spiers cut in a long thin yellow for a 32.

“You have to go for it, don’t you?” said the 44-year-old.

Spiers, making a final for only the second time in 17 tournaments, climbed to seventh with season’s winnings of £365 after splitting the £130 pot with Dave Nunn (Stockbridge).

On Sunday, Nick Allen and veteran Clarrie Moore pocketed £35 each.

Top six: Malcolm Harvey (West End) £580, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £532, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £527, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £400, Kevin Impett (Totton) £395.

Malcolm Harvey has extended his lead in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

The West End printer split the £80 final pot in competition No 71 with Winchester’s James Byrnes.

In Thursday’s tournament Mike Gray picked up £55 while security guard Richard Budden grabbed £27.

The 104-tournament handicap series finishes at the end of August with the top money-winner collecting a £1,000 bonus. Arron McIntyre is the defending champion.

Competition start times are: Thursdays 7.30pm and Sundays 6.30pm.

For details contact Jim Everett (023 8025 4834).

Top six: Malcolm Harvey (West End) £580, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £532, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £527, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £400, Kevin Impett (Totton) £395.

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PHIL Budden climbed to second place in the year-long Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up with a £30 final appearance in competition No 69.

The 27-year-old lost to James Byrnes (Winchester), who pocketed £60.

Nick Allen, runner-up in 2005, picked up £60 after beating Jamie Owens (£30) in Thursday’s final.

Malcolm Harvey extended his lead with a £10 Plate win.

Top six: Malcolm Harvey (West End) £540, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £532, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £527, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, Kevin Impett (Totton) £395, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £380.

PHIL Budden edged up to third place in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up with a third of the year-long competition to play.

The 27-year-old split the £120 pot in comp No 67 with Steve Boterhoek (Thornhill).

Ollie Tydeman (£65) beat Dave Nunn (£35) 2-0 in Thursday’s tournament.

The top money winner at the end of August pockets a £1,000 jackpot. The next five share £1,500.

Top six: Malcolm Harvey (West End) £530, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £527, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £502, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, Kevin Impett (Totton) £395, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £350.

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Malcolm Harvey is back on top of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up -but only by £3.

Harvey, whose handicap has dropped to +18, split Thursday’s £120 final pot with Romsey’s Nigel Spiers.

Second-placed Paul Solloway kept in touch with a Plate win.

Ken Everett shared £110 with left-hander John Smith in comp No 65.

  Top six: Malcolm Harvey (West End) £530, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £527, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £442, Kevin Impett (Totton) £395, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £350.

Part-time window cleaner Paul Solloway has climbed back to the top of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

The 50-year-old split Thursday’s £100 final with club-owner Jim Everett.

Jamie Southall (Winchester) shared the £100 on offer in comp No 63 with Jamie Owens.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £517, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £470, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £442, Kevin Impett (Totton) £395, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £350. 

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Taking a break from serving fish and chips in his family’s shop, LEE ROLING wrapped up both of this week’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up tournaments.

The 17-year-old, who is now top of the money list, split Sunday’s £120 pot with Carlo Cavagnetto and Thursday’s £100 with left-hander Will Baird.

Top six: Lee Roling (C/Ford) £452, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £447, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £397, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £380, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £300, Kevin Impett (Totton) £300.

BOYATT Wood youngster Ben Tanner pocketed £70 on his debut in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

The 15-year-old split the £140 final pot with Mike Gray.

Romsey’s Nigel Spiers (£60) beat Winchester’s James Byrne (£30) in Thursday’s final.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £402, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £397, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £360, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £332, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £300, Drew Farminer (Shirley) £262. 

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Totton teenager KEVIN IMPETT has climbed to seventh in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up after chalking up two final appearances in a week.

The 16-year-old split Sunday’s £130 pot with fifth-placed Jamie Owens, 16, and Thursday’s £70 with last year’s runner-up Malcolm Harvey. 

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £402, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £397, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £360, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £332, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £300, Adam Nash (Bitterne) £237. 

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PAULA OWENS has picked up her first winnings of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up season.

Playing off the maximum handicap of 60, the club’s 2006 women’s champion beat Nigel Spiers 2-0 and Ken Everett 2-1.

Owens, who made only one final last year, split the £70 pot with 76-year-old veteran Clarrie Moore.

In Thursday’s competition, Adam Nash missed a maximum on 104 with two reds left but lost the match 3-2 to Drew Farminer.

Dave Nunn, a Porsche interior restorer from Stockbridge, sped past Farminer in the semis and pocketed £55 in the final.

Top six: Phil Budden (C/Ford) £397, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £392, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £332, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £325, Drew Farminer (Shirley) £252, Adam Nash (Bitterne) £237.

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POT BLACK captain Steve Boterhoek’s £40 win denied Paul Solloway (£20) top spot in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Malcolm Harvey split Thursday’s £70 final with Mark Russell (Woolston Cons)

Top six: Phil Budden (C/Ford) £397, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £382, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £332, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £325, Drew Farminer (Shirley) £252, Adam Nash (Southampton) £237.

LAST season’s runner-up Malcolm Harvey edged up to fourth in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up with an appearance in Thursday’s final.

Harvey split £100 with Calmore’s Scott McGaw.

Ken Everett, 64, saw off young pup Jamie Owens, 16, to win £60 in Sunday’s final.

Top six: Phil Budden (C/Ford) £397, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £362, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £332, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £290, Drew Farminer (Shirley) £252, Adam Nash (Southampton) £237. 

Thornhill's STEVE BOTERHOEK pocketed £60 in this week’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up and revealed he has just a few months left to achieve a seven-year goal.

The 29-year-old vowed to lead Pot Black, currently second in the Southampton Social Clubs League Division 2, into the Premier before his 30th birthday.

In Sunday’s competition Drew Farminer edged up to fourth after splitting £90 with seasoned campaigner Carlo Cavagnetto.

And 16-year-old Kevin Impett (Totton) passed the half-century mark for the first time with a 59 against Jamie Owens.

Top six: Phil Budden (C/Ford) £377, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £362, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £332, Drew Farminer (Shirley) £252, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £240, Adam Nash (Southampton) £237.

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TWO final appearances in a week have taken ex-Londoner Phil Budden to the top of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

The 27-year-old split Thursday’s £135 pot with ex-pro Danny Zagaroli and shared £100 with Woolston carpenter Marc Russell on Sunday.

Top six: Phil Budden (C/Ford) £377, Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £362, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £332, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £240, Adam Nash (Southampton) £237, Alex Dunkley (Bursledon) £210.

PART-time window cleaner Paul Solloway polished off the opposition to remain top of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

The 49-year-old from Colden Common beat Kevin Impett (Totton) to reach the £120 final, which he shared with third-placed Phil Budden.

In Thursday’s competition, Ken Everett made a first final of the season and split the £120 with newcomer and ex-Eastleigh Altis player Paul Clarke.

Top six: Solloway £362, Roling (C/Ford) £232, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £267, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £240, Adam Nash (Southampton) £237, Alex Dunkley (Bursledon) £210.

DAD Richard Budden and son Phil scooped £85 in Thursday’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Security guard Richard, 58, split the £130 final pot with Churchills’ Mark McLean.

And after an early exit to rankings leader Paul Solloway, 49, who was celebrating a first-round victory for the first time in eight tournaments, 27-year-old Phil won the £20 Plate.

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £302, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £272, Phil Budden (C/Ford) £267, Adam Nash (Southampton) £237, Malcolm Harvey (West End) £220, Alex Dunkley (Bursledon) £210.

EASTLEIGH left-hander Will Baird potted his way to a second Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up final in two weeks.

The 17-year-old split the £130 pot with former Town Champion Adam Nash.

Totton’s Kevin Impett, 16, picked up £65 in Thursday’s competition.

Malcolm Harvey, last season’s runner-up, edged up to third with a £20 Plate final win. 

Top six: Paul Solloway (Colden Common) £302, Lee Roling (C/Ford) £272, Harvey (West End) £220, Alex Dunkley (Bursledon) £210, Ollie Tydeman (C/Ford) £205, Jamie Owens (C/Ford) £205.

FORMER Challenge Tour player Mitch Wade proved he has not lost his touch by reaching the final in his first appearance of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up season.

The 25-year-old, who was runner-up to Davis Hui in 2003, conceded a 63-point handicap start to veteran Ken Everett in the semis but won the decider with breaks of 79 and 30.

He split the final pot of £120 with Jamie Owens, 16.

Classy left-hander Will Baird, 17, stroked his way to Thursday’s final and shared the £90 purse with John Barton.

OLLIE TYDEMAN leapt to fourth in the year-long Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up with a half share in this week’s £120 final pot.

Totton’s Kevin Impett, 16, pocketed the other £60.

Club-boss Jim Everett climbed to eighth with a £60 final appearance in Thursday’s competition.

MIKE FINN’s awesome break-building yielded two more centuries in this week’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up and took the former England international back to a maximum club-handicap of -50.

The 21-year-old from Eastleigh warmed up with an 80 against Mark Russell, before hammering 134 past John Smith and 138 against Will Baird.

“I played well,” admitted Finn.

Second-placed Lee Roling and Finn split the £135 final.

Jamie Newman shared Thursday’s £120 pot with Winchester’s Dave Nunn, who climbs to fourth.

Left-hander Smith (Otterbourne) stroked in breaks of 50, 32, 54, 50, and 46 in the first two rounds but ran out of steam against Nunn in the semis.

Top six: Paul Solloway £292, Roling £222, Alex Dunkley £210, Nunn £170, Ollie Tydeman £145, Nigel Spiers £140.

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THREE days after a £350 Playstation 3 was stolen from his flat in Chandler’s Ford, Jamie Owens recouped £75 in Thursday’s £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Receiving a 98-point start in the semis, the 16-year-old beat ex-professional Danny Zagaroli 2-0.

But for Owens, who split the £150 pot with former Southampton singles champion Adam Nash, it was small compensation for the loss of an early Christmas present from his mum Paula.

“I’m gutted,” said Paula. “It’s ruined our Christmas.”

Mark Russell (Woolston) beat Phil Budden to reach a first final in Sunday’s competition. He shared the £120 pot with rankings leader Paul Solloway (Colden Common).

Top six: Solloway £292, Alex Dunkley £210, Lee Roling £155, Ollie Tydeman £145, Nigel Spiers £140, Drew Farminer £140.

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Romsey’s NIGEL SPIERS resorted to his trusty old bent cue to chalk up a second straight Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up final.

The painter and decorator brushed aside the opposition to climb to fourth place in the year-long competition after experimenting with several new cues.

Spiers split the £80 pot with club-boss Jim Everett, whose matches all went to the last few colours.

Everett said: “It was the hardest £40 I’ve ever earnt.”

John Barton shared £130 with Phil Budden in Sunday’s tournament.

Top six: Paul Solloway £232, Alex Dunkley £210, Lee Roling £155, Ollie Tydeman £145, Spiers £140, Drew Farminer £140.

VETERAN cueman CLARRIE MOORE proved he is still one of the hardest players to beat in the Chandler ’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

The 76-year-old, who makes the weekly trip up from his home in Dartmouth , split Thursday’s £100 final pot with 16-year-old Lee Roling, who climbed to third.

Otterbourne’s John Smith shared Sunday’s £100 final with Nigel Spiers (Romsey).

Top six: Paul Solloway £232, Alex Dunkley £210, Roling £155, Drew Farminer £140, Malcolm Harvey £135, Ollie Tydeman £125.     

PAUL Solloway beat newcomer James Byrnes to regain top spot in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Solloway split the £90 final pot with Carlo Cavagnetto.

Alex Dunkley saw his club handicap cut to a record low of -46 after a £60 victory over West End’s Malcolm Harvey (£30) in Thursday’s competition.

Dunkley fought back from 60 points down with 43 on to beat Mark Russell (Woolston Cons) in the first round, and compiled breaks of 76 and 66.

Top six: Solloway £232, Dunkley £210, Drew Farminer £140, Malcolm Harvey £135, Ollie Tydeman £125, Carlo Cavagnetto £120.

NEEDING four snookers to stay in the final, Drew Farminer fought back from the brink of defeat to beat Phillip Budden in Thursday’s £2,500 Roll-Up.

Conceding a 72-point handicap start and 1-0 down at Chandler’s Ford SC, Farminer kept his cool to square the match – but then needed another snooker in the decider.

The 23-year-old delivery driver from Shirley stepped up a gear to clinch the £80 prize on the black.   “It just really clicked,” said Farminer, who climbed to third in the year-long chase for a £1,000 payout.

Paul Solloway stormed back to top spot with a £40 victory over Winchester’s Dave Nunn (£20) in the week’s second competition.

Top six: Solloway £187, Alex Dunkley £150, Farminer £140, Ollie Tydeman £125, Nunn £110, Lee Roling £105.

(previous news)

BURSLEDON teenager ALEX DUNKLEY scored a century and five other breaks of more than 50 to take the lead in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Trailing 1-0 in the final to last season’s runner-up Malcolm Harvey, Dunkley levelled with 74 and won the decider on the black to pocket £90.

In Thursday’s competition, he chalked up 101 against Harvey (West End), and 59, 59, 60 and 69 in victories over Adam Nash and John Smith.

Dunkley split the £120 final with Jamie Owens.

In a high-scoring competition, Mike Finn (Eastleigh) ran in a 90 but Nick Jennings, 16, won 2-1 with a 109 clearance.

Top six: Dunkley £150, Pete Solloway £147, Ollie Tydeman £125, Lee Roling £105, Dave Nunn £90, Harvey £85.

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EX-ENGLAND international Mike Finn warmed up for today’s EASB Pro-Ticket Tour in Leeds with a final appearance in the Chandler’s Ford SC £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Finn, 21, split the £130 pot with Carlo Cavagnetto. 

Paul Solloway leads the year-long competition with £147 after sharing Thursday’s final of £135 with Richard Budden.

Ollie Tydeman, 17, missed out on a century chance after leaving himself snookered on a red hanging over a middle pocket on 79.

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Lolly for Solly - Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up

By Tim Dunkley

A NEW TIP minutes before this week’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up inspired Paul Solloway to a first final of the season.

Solloway, who missed the end of the Summer Bonanza after falling off a ladder, split the £120 final with 16-year-old Daniel Woods (Hedge End).

But the early leader in the year-long race for a £1,000 jackpot is Ollie Tydeman who reached his second final on Thursday.

The 17-year-old shared £110 with Jamie Southall (Winchester) to take his total winnings to £105.

WINCHESTER’S Dave Nunn has taken an early lead in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Nunn split Thursday’s £100 pot with Ollie Tydeman to take his season’s winnings to £60.

In Sunday’s competition, Nigel Spiers (Romsey) chalked up a new high-break of 28 against Kevin Impett (Totton) and shared the £80 final with ex-Saints star Ken Jones.

IT came three days too late.

On the same table that he lost the vital semi-final that cost him £500 on the final night of the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up season, Malcolm Harvey beat Lee Roling to start the new campaign in pole position.

Left-hander Harvey (West End) split the first final pot of £90 with Duncan Slade (Brambridge).

Romsey painter and decorator Nigel Spiers brushed aside Pot Black captain Steve Boterhoek to take the £10 Plate.

IT’S going to the wire. At the end of the biggest night of Chandler’s Ford Snooker Club’s year Arron McIntyre or Malcolm Harvey will take home £1,000.

With one competition left in the £2,500 Senior Roll-Up, McIntyre is desperately hanging on to a slim £10 lead.

Harvey (West End) needs a semi-final appearance or a Plate win to overtake the 18-year-old in what is expected to be a high turnout for the highlight of the calendar.

McIntyre (Hiltingbury) needs to match Harvey to pocket the South’s richest cash prize in amateur snooker.

Second place is worth £500.

But it could have been so different.

Derek Castle beat Harvey in the semi-final of competition No 101 to chalk up a first final and Billy Castle, 15, ended Tim Dunkley’s chances in the second round.

The father and son from Marchwood split the £90 final pot. 

In the previous tournament, Jamie Owens and Drew Farminer shared £110.

A £10 Plate final victory over 75-year-old Clarrie Moore edged Carlo Cavagnetto up to fifth.

Top six money winners: McIntyre £755, Harvey £745, Dunkley £645, Nigel Spiers £560, Cavagnetto £552 and Scott McGaw £545.

WEST End’s Malcolm Harvey breathed a sigh of relief as he potted a long pink that blew the Chandler’s Ford Senior Roll-Up £1,000 jackpot race wide open.

Harvey needs just £10 to catch Arron McIntyre (Hiltingbury) with three tournaments left after a 2-1 semi-final victory in the small hours of the morning that destroyed Tim Dunkley’s chances of a second title. 

“I’m pleased to still be in the top three having gone 17 competitions without reaching a final,” said Harvey, who fired in breaks 28, 30, and 32 in the early rounds.

“At least it keeps the competition interesting until the final stages!”

World Snooker coach and 2005 champion Dunkley (Bursledon) said: “That pink could’ve been worth £600 to Malcolm or me.

 “The best I can hope for is £400. I’ll need two finals out of three to have any chance now.”

Billy Castle, 15, compiled a 65 to beat Lee Roling and split his first final pot of £145 with Harvey.

In Thursday’s action, Nigel Spiers (Romsey) climbed to fourth after sharing £90 with Roling. 

Top four: McIntyre (£755), Harvey (£745), Dunkley (£645), Spiers (£560)

The new £2,500 series kicks off at 6.30pm on Sunday, September 2.

All entry fees are paid out as cash prizes on the night except for a percentage which is ‘rolled-up’ for the top six money winners over the year.

Contact Jim Everett (023 8025 4834) for details.  

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A MASSIVE £1,000 pay-day could be less than two weeks away for ARRON McINTYRE.

But the 18-year-old from Hiltingbury refused to accept that the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up race is over after two final appearances in seven days dented the chances of long-time favourite Malcolm Harvey.

McIntyre (£75) beat Ollie Tydeman (£35) 2-1 in Sunday’s final and split Thursday’s £100 prize pot with 2005 champion Tim Dunkley (Bursledon).

Alex Dunkley chalked up a 19th competitive century in the first round.

The 19-year-old fired in 112 but lost 2-1 to McIntyre.

Harvey, a printer from West End, had the consolation of a £10 black-ball Plate final victory over Pot Black captain Steve Boterhoek (Thornhill).

With five competitions to play in the year-long series, McIntyre, £755, leads from Harvey, £672, Dunkley, £645, Scott McGaw (Calmore), £545, Carlo Cavagnetto, £532, and Nigel Spiers (Romsey), £515.

BISHOPSTOKE 's captain DREW FARMINER (pictured left) made a first Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up final appearance as the race for the £1,000 top prize enters its last three weeks.

Farminer, who knocked in a 51 against Dave Nunn (Winchester) in the last-eight, said that the £60 prize was “not bad for a night’s work” after beating Ken Everett (£30) 2-1 in the final.

In Thursday’s competition, Ollie Tydeman (£60) swept past World Snooker coach Tim Dunkley 2-0 to deny the 2005 champion second place.

Dunkley (Bursledon) pocketed £30 to end a 21-competition losing run.

Favourite Malcolm Harvey (West End) leads with £662, from Arron McIntyre (Hiltingbury) £630, Dunkley £595, Scott McGaw (Calmore) £545, Carlo Cavagnetto £532 and Nigel Spiers (Romsey) £515.

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KEN EVERETT fought back from 1-0 down to beat Chandler’s Ford ladies champion Paula Owens 2-1 in this week’s £2,500 Senior Roll-Up semi-final.

The 63-year-old former Winchester SC owner shared £120 with in-form Lee Roling, 16.

Paula’s son Jamie won a deciding frame re-spotted black against John Smith (Otterbourne) to reach a first final.

The 15-year-old split Thursday’s £100 pot with Carlo Cavagnetto, who leapfrogged Romsey’s Nigel Spiers (£505) into fifth with season’s winnings of £532.

With one month left in the chase for the £1,000 top prize, Malcolm Harvey (West End) leads with £662, from Arron McIntyre (Hiltingbury) £630, Tim Dunkley (Bursledon) £565 and Scott McGaw (Calmore) £545.

MAXIMUM-man MIKE FINN overcame a 93-point handicap start to reach this week’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up final.

The former England international, who recently scored two 147 breaks in practice matches, won both semi-final frames on the black to take his handicap back to the -50 maximum.

Finn split the £120 final pot with Finishing Touches-sponsored Will Baird.

Pot Black captain Steve Boterhoek beat Carlo Cavagnetto to reach the final of competition 89 of 102.

Boterhoek (Thornhill) split £100 with Nigel Spiers to climb to 11th with season’s winnings of £292.

Spiers (Romsey) edged ahead of Cavagnetto into fifth.

West End’s Malcolm Harvey (£662) remains favourite to pocket the £1,000 bonus at the end of August. Arron McIntyre (£630) is second, ahead of World Snooker coach Tim Dunkley (£565). Scott McGaw (Calmore) £545, Nigel Spiers (Romsey) £505 and Carlo Cavagnetto £482.

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ADAM NASH and Alex Dunkley, this year’s Southampton Social Clubs’ singles finalists, won through different halves of the draw in Thursday’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

But there was to be no repeat of their Castle Club clash.

Dunkley, 19, who recorded breaks of 57, 55, 65 and 58, agreed to split the £135 pot with Nash.

Eighth-placed John Smith (Otterbourne) denied Malcolm Harvey the chance to extend his lead in Sunday’s competition. The 18-year-old beat the Roll-Up favourite in the semis and shared £90 with Steve Boterhoek (Thornhill) who climbed to 10th.

There are just 11 tournaments left in this yearlong competition.

(previous news)

POT Black's Steve Boterhoek scooped £45 in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

Boterhoek (Thornhill), whose Southampton Social Clubs side recently gained promotion to Division 1, split the £90 final pot with Ollie Tydeman.

Former England international Mike Finn recorded a second 147 maximum break in a practice match before Thursday’s competition – but lost in the first round.

Alex Dunkley knocked in breaks of 83 and 49 to see off Nigel Spiers (Romsey) to reach the final. He shared the £100 final prize money with Richard Budden, who took his season’s winnings to £247.

West End’s Malcolm Harvey (£662) leads the chase for the £1,000 top prize from Arron McIntyre (£630).   

 (previous results)

CARLO Cavagnetto is in line for a record 14th payout at the end of August after sharing this week’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up final pot of £90 with Ollie Tydeman.

Cavagnetto, who has finished in the top-six bonus spots every year since 1994, is fifth with £482.

Ken Everett beat 15-year-old Kevin Impett (Totton) to pocket £50 in the second competition. 

Jamie Owens scored a new high break of 29 on his debut but lost to Cavagnetto in the first round. 

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THE oldest and the youngest competitors in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up split this week’s final.

Dartmouth veteran Clarrie Moore, 76, and Totton’s Kevin Impett, 15, shared the £70 prize pot.

Nigel Spiers continued his winning run with another final appearance in Thursday’s competition.

The 44-year-old painter and decorator from Romsey climbed to fifth with total winnings of £445 after splitting the £90 final with the 2005 runner-up Nick Allen.

West End’s Malcolm Harvey (£662) leads the chase for the £1,000 top prize from Arron McIntyre (£630).

KEN EVERETT admits he lacks the break-building skills of the club’s whizz-kids but the former Winchester Snooker Centre owner still knows his way round a table.

The 62-year-old eased through to this week’s Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up final to pocket £30.

Malcolm Harvey is back in pole position as the year-long race for the £1,000 jackpot enters the final 10 weeks.

The 47-year-old printer from West End picked up £30 for a final appearance and £10 for a Plate victory to edge in front of Arron McIntyre. 

Lorry driver Nick Allen made a long overdue final in Thursday’s competition and split the £90 pot with Carlo Cavagnetto.

Carlo and son Marco are joint fifth with winnings of £437.

Harvey (£652) leads from McIntyre (£630), Tim Dunkley (£565) and Scott McGaw (£545).

THREE finals in a row has rocketed Arron McIntyre to top spot in the Chandler’s Ford £2,500 Senior Roll-Up.

As the year-long chase for the £1,000 first prize enters the final three months, McIntyre fired out a warning to the chasing pack.

“I guess that makes me favourite to win the rankings!” said the 18-year-old from Hiltingbury.

In the week’s two competitions, McIntyre split the final prize pots of £100 with Marco Cavagnetto and £90 with Ken Jones.

“I have been playing really well lately,” added McIntyre, who has now amassed total winnings of £630.

In fact, McIntyre is showing a £200 profit against his entry money this season.

Club-coach Ken Jones, (pictured left) who recently retired after 30 years in the Docks, made a rare appearance in the competition and showed his battling qualities that took him to the 2004 Town Championship title. 

Malcolm Harvey (£612) drops to second ahead of Tim Dunkley (£565), Scott McGaw (£545), Marco Cavagnetto (£437) and Nigel Spiers (£400).