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Swindon teenager Jodie Symes will be taking on the world’s best women snooker players on her home tables on Saturday. The 16-year-old will line up with the likes of Reanne Evans for the Southern Classic, the fourth leg of the World Ladies Billiards & Snooker Association tour, at Jesters Snooker Hall.

'Welsh Potting Machine' Mark Williams has won his second ranking title in less than a year by beating Mark Selby 9-7 in an exciting German Masters final at the Tempodrom in Berlin. Mark takes home 50,000 Euro's and his 18th ranking title of his career.

The time has come for the first new big ranking event of the Barry Hearn era. Held at the Tempodrom in Berlin it's the German Masters! The top ties of the wildcard and first round are newcomer Jack Lisowski against Belgium prodigy Luca Brecel and Dominic Dale against local hero; Ronnie O'Sullivan.

The World Number 37 and former British Open champion Nigel Bond has beaten Robert Milkins in the final of the CaesarsCasino.com Snooker Shoot-Out 2011.

It was the second day of competition in the CaesarsCasino.com Snooker Shoot-Out at the Tower Circus Arena in Blackpool. The last few of the last 64 matches and all the last 32 matches were played today and some of the highlights included the Drago v McLeod and Robertson v McManus matches.

It was the first night of the inaugural CaesarsCasino.com Snooker Shoot-Out tonight at the Tower Circus Arena in Blackpool. All in all there were 30 players on display and 15 matches. The highlights included: Ronnie O'Sullivan v Marco Fu and John Higgins v Mark Williams.

Today the WPBSA announced its brand new coaching programme at the World Snooker Academy in Sheffield. It will be run by former world champions Steve Davis and Terry Griffiths over the course of a weekend.

It's the start of the inaugural CaesarsCasino.com Snooker Shoot-Out this Friday at the Circus Arena, Blackpool. For the first time in a Snooker event all of the top 64 players are competing in the televised stages of an event. The event features one frame matches, shot clocks and more with the winner taking £32,000.

Its the last day and the final of the Ladbrokes Mobile Masters 2011 and I was in attendance once again. The two players to make it through to the final were China's Ding Junhui and Hong Kong's Marco Fu who had both been playing spectacular this week.

After seven days of competition and seven top seeds loosing in the first round we are finally left with the two best players of the week in the final. Competing for their inaugural title of Ladbrokes Mobile Masters champion and the grand prize of £150,000 is China's Ding Junhui against Hong Kong's Marco Fu.