Qualifying rounds were held on Sunday, October 26 in a best of three frame format leading to the best of five frame final on Monday 27.
Pre-tournament favourite Adrian demonstrated his outstanding ability to take out the decider, which included a break of 61 in frame two that could easily have been a century, but Heie, a former Club Champion himself, is to be congratulated on his performance throughout the event.
Adrian’s next challenge is representing Australia in the World Cup of snooker in Oman, for which the snooker club wish him all the very best of good fortune.
Remaining 2025 events are the Club Doubles and Bob Organ B Grade championships. Completion of these contests will wrap up the season, but the snooker club will be continuing the Wednesday night social competitions over the holiday period before firing up season 2026 in February.
The Bob Organ championship, to be contested on November 10 and 11, features top seed Dave Arzuhaldzic taking on either Ben Dundee or reigning champ Jack Bassett, the very in form Wayne Rogers throwing down against Michael Barclay, Craig Jordan doing battle with the up and coming Luca Macheda, and Brandon Lucas battling Marty Dermeitzel to face second seed Ian Irvine in round two. Best of luck to all.
The cup eve contest was also taken out by Adrian Ridley, who is building his form nicely prior to jetting overseas, over Craig Jordan.
Apparently neither Craig nor Adrian collected on the Melbourne Cup mystery trifectas that they collected for their efforts, so hopefully better luck to next year’s winners.
Social night events have resulted in “Mr Wednesday night” Michael Barclay claiming victory over Darren Thompson on October 29 and Wayne Rogers, who is displaying excellent late year form, taking the choccies from Dan Young on November 5.
A special note of thanks and appreciation from snooker club members to ClubMulwala after completion of reclothing of both snooker tables.
ClubMulwala Snooker Club are in the very fortunate position of playing the sport in a high-quality facility and this recent upgrade will stand the club in excellent stead for the future.
Best wishes to club stalwart Kevin Young who has succumbed to injury meaning he will not be able to add to his season’s trophy haul.
Kev has endured a freak accident that apparently cannot be attributed to anything other than unfortunate unforeseen circumstances, but the club are confident he will back better then ever in 2026.
As can be seen here, on the Club Mulwala website, its members newsletter and the Club Mulwala Snooker Club Facebook page, the snooker club welcome new members or anyone who may like to give snooker a try.
Club Mulwala sponsors the snooker club very generously so value for money ratio for players is very high indeed.
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 snooker club have two excellently maintained full size tables, which have recently been re-surfaced and a new state of the art lighting system.
The snooker room is available for competition, practice and visitor use, and the club has its own 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.
Please contact the club on either 0497 062443 or 0418 361779 or visit on a Wednesday evening before 7PM if you would like to give snooker a try.
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