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RAA Snatch Keen Cup in Final Ball Thriller at Sandys
The Sandys Boat Club played host to a dramatic Keen Cup final that went right down to the wire, with RAA ultimately clinching victory in a nail-biting deciding frame against the home side.
Paul Fedden gave Sandys a flying start in the opening game, comfortably defeating Keino Zuill 74-41. RAA captain Kenya Trott came agonisingly close to levelling the tie in the second frame against Peter Bromby, but narrowly missed out on the final black ball, losing 54-48.
RAA responded in the third game, with Arron Bean pulling one back for his team, defeating Richie Beale 66-34. The comeback continued in the fourth frame, as Kyle Williams equalised for RAA in an epic tactical battle against Martin Siese. The tension was palpable as Williams clinched the frame on the final black ball, winning 59-54 and levelling the overall score at 2-2.
With the Keen Cup hanging in the balance, a tie-break was drawn, pitting Williams against Siese once again for all the glory. Siese started strongly, racking up a 26-point lead without reply. However, the frame then descended into another captivating tactical affair, with Williams showing immense resilience. He hung on, clawing back the deficit point by point, and in a stunning repeat of their earlier encounter, snatched victory from Siese on the final black ball, winning 62-58 and securing the Keen Cup for RAA in the most dramatic fashion.
Dziak Stuns Garrod with DeSilva Cup Whitewash
Meanwhile, there was a major shock at Watford Sports Club as Todd Dziak pulled off the biggest win of his snooker career, whitewashing Matt Garrod 4-0 to claim the prestigious Tony DeSilva Memorial Cup.
Dziak was in inspired form, winning the frames 49-31, 57-15, 60-21, and 66-41, leaving Garrod with no answer on the night.
Fedden & Moniz Book Bermuda Open Doubles Final Spot
Elsewhere, Paul Fedden continued his strong showing on the table, this time partnering with Tyler Moniz to secure their place in the final of the Bermuda Open Doubles.
Playing at the Spanish Point Boat Club, Fedden and Moniz defeated Alan Smith & Fred Richardson 2-0, winning their semi-final clash 56-39 and 63-49.
Their opponents in the final are yet to be determined, promising another exciting chapter in Bermuda's Snooker scene.
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