Latest Snooker News - July 3, 2025

Welcome to the latest issue of the Snooker247 Newsletter! In this edition, we cover the most exciting moments from recent matches, behind-the-scenes updates, and upcoming tournaments you won’t want to miss.

🎯 Snooker News July 3:

• ✅Winners in African snooker

• 🏆Channel Islands Snooker Championship

• Women's Snooker Update

Hareedy wins in Africa

Mahmoud El Hareedy has secured professional snooker status by winning the 2025 All Africa Snooker Championship. This victory not only earned him the prestigious title but also a spot on the World Snooker Tour, marking a significant milestone in his career. El Hareedy's triumph underscores the growing prominence of African talent in the global snooker arena. The All Africa Snooker Championship, established in 1993, is the continent's premier amateur event and often serves as a gateway for players aspiring to compete professionally. El Hareedy's achievement highlights the increasing competitiveness and skill development within African snooker.

Canavan wins in the Channel Islands

Jersey's Aaron Canavan has extended his dominance in Channel Islands snooker by winning the 2025 Channel Islands Snooker Championship. He defeated Guernsey's Paul Le Sauvage 5-0 in the final, marking his fourth consecutive title in this prestigious event. Canavan's consistent performance underscores his status as a leading figure in regional snooker, reflecting his skill and commitment to the sport. This victory adds to his impressive record in the Channel Islands Snooker Championship, solidifying his legacy in the sport.

Evans perfect start

Reanne Evans has started the 2025–26 season with two impressive victories. After a narrow 5–4 win over David Lilley, highlighted by a decisive 61 break, she secured a spot at the Wuhan Open. Following that, Evans defeated 16-year-old tour rookie Lan Yuhao 4–1, compiling breaks of 53 and 88, to qualify for the British Open final stages in Cheltenham this September. These performances underscore her continued dominance in women's snooker.

🔗 Originally Published On July 3

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