Guy Heys and David Brabiner recently participated the European Snooker Championships held in Bucharest/Romania from Thursday 27^th May to Saturday 5^th June. Both players performed well against class opposition. Heys the oldest player in the competition gave the youngsters a lesson in tactical safety play and was rewarded with a last eight placing in a strong field of forty eight starters.  Brabiner not quit in form still managed to make the last sixteen, in itself a respectable placing registering a 65 break on the way. Heys was unfortunate to get drawn in the same group as Darren Morgan ( Ranked 8^th on the Professional circuit in 2005.) the eventual Championship winner, but still managed to come second in the group of six to make the next round only to lose to Mark Rowing a top English player by five straight frames. Rowing having only just beaten David Brabiner 4 frames to 2 in the previous round. Rowings lost to Joe Delaney 4-5 and Delaney lost to Morgan in the final 0-6. The Jersey players thoroughly enjoyed their experience and are considering re-entering next year.

Also local hero Guy Heys made it through to the final of the plate, only to lose against Roy Bacon.

The weekend recorded 16 breaks over 100, 5 breaks over 150, and two breaks over two hundred. 235,277.

JBSA Draw Result drawn at the Annual Dinner 7th May 2010