England's Reanne Evans won the World Ladies Snooker Championship for a record fourth consecutive time.In the final she beat compatriot Emma Banks 5-3 to pocket the £700 winner's cheque.
Evans also recorded the highest break in the event, a 102 in the group stages.
It was the record fourth world title in a row for Evans. In 2005 she defeated Lynette Horsburgh (Scotland) 6-1, in 2006 she beat Emma Bonney (England) 5-3 and last year she won 5-3 over Katie Henrick (England).
Chris Sharpe (England) beat Malgorzata Sikorska (Poland) 3-1 in the seniors final and 11-year-old Hannah Jones (England) defeated Joanne Davies (England) in the juniors final.
Jaique Ip Wan In (Netherlands) and Pam Wood (England) beat Sharpe and Laura Alves (Ireland) 2-1 in the ladies doubles.
In the final of the english billiards event Emma Bonney (England) beat Ewa Palmius (Sweden) 216-119.
This championship is organized by the World Ladies Snooker & Billiards Association. It must not be confused with the IBSF World Championship. Evans is a also the defending champion in that event.
The tournament was played at the Cambridge Snooker Centre, England, 3-8 May, 2008.
See also:
- Evans clinches record fourth world title (Global Cue Sports Centre)
- World Ladies Snooker Championship 2008 (Global Cue Sports Centre)
- Evans Makes History (Cuesport TV)
- Evans Lands Fourth World Crown (World Snooker)
- WLBSA Final Now Available (Cuesport TV)
- World Ladies Snooker & Billiards Association
- Global Snooker Centre: Ladies
- Reanne Evans (Wikipedia)
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