The Grove’s newest player, Jack Lisowski, is 19 today. Jack is playing in his first Professional Tournament tomorrow and we wish him and all other Grove players the best of luck.
The Global Snooker website have also written a feature about Jack and you can see it by clicking here.

The Grove sends out its congratulations to new World Champion Neil Robertson, who was a Grove player between 2007 and 2009.

Neil became the first Australian to win the title by beating 2006 winner Graeme Dott in the final, and rises to an all-time high of number 2 in the World Rankings.

While the World Championships were in full swing we were joined by two players from Japan – former Japanese no 1 Tetsuya Kuwata and British-born Tony Collick.

They successfully completed an intensive two-day training course with official World Snooker coach and former pro Gary Filtness, pictured middle.
The Grove Academy can help you improve your game, whatever your standard! Get in touch with us for more information.

Happy birthday to the Grove’s Sean O’Sullivan who turns 16 on Thursday 29 April!

Sean has had another great season which ended with Sean reaching the final 8 of Riley’s Search For A Star competition.

A fantastic performance by the Grove’s Zhang Anda on his first appearance at the final stages of a major tournament – but sadly not enough to oust his opponent, seven-time champion Stephen Hendry.
Anda showed why he is one of the game’s hottest prospects after getting within a few shots of a phenomenal upset. World number 10 Hendry had been cruising at the start of this clash leading 4-0 but Anda’s fearless battling qualities, witnessed in his four qualifying matches last month, got him back to 5-4 down for Sunday’s …