Daryl McKernan took out the prestigious Bruce Johnstone Memorial with an October 2 victory over Jason Bassett in a match where Jason’s early lead was swamped by Daryl’s outstanding performance in frames 2 and 3.
This is Daryl’s second club event for the year in what is turning out to be a stellar season for the club Treasurer.
The next big event is the club doubles where the Darren and Jake Thompson father and son combination starts at a prohibitive odd on price.
Strange things happen in all forms of sporting endeavour but a victory by any other pair will most certainly result in an official inquiry including swabbing of all players and forensic analysis of sportsbet fluctuations over the course of the event.
Monday, October 5 saw the final catch up Club Challenge event where the soon to be re-handicapped Dave Mark continued his post-covid form to take victory over the very consistent Tony Cincotta.
Wednesday, October 7 saw the club welcoming 2 new members in Jack Bassett and Danie Herrod, who joined another recent inductee in Jake Andrew Mills.
Darren Thompson eventually took out the evening’s event over Daryl McKernan, who is possibly seeking a steward’s review after actually losing a match.
Monday, October 14 saw a momentous changing of the guard in the Bassett household when Jack had a victory over father Jason on his way to taking out the took out the night’s event.
Jack eventually defeated Darren Edwards in the final and managed to find his own way home safely.
In the social play event on Wednesday, October 16 Nev Page got a number of lucky rolls to just deny Jack his second win in as many events.
Again, the club had a very good number of players attending in what is a very positive sign for the club.
As people can see on the ClubMulwala website and in its members newsletter, new members or anyone who may like to give snooker a try are always welcomed.
There are a variety of events held every Monday and Wednesday evening and there are plenty of opportunities for new players to join or come along to try the facilities out.
The club have 2 excellently maintained full size tables available for competition, practice and visitor use, and a regularly updated handicapping system to ensure players from beginners to advanced level can compete equally.
There are also plenty of experienced and skilled players who can help with advice and tips on how to improve your game or perhaps adapt it for those who have played pub or social pool in the past.
Now play is back please contact the club on either 0497 062443 or 0418 361779 or visit on a Monday or Wednesday evening by 7pm if you would like to give snooker a try.
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