Shootpool Ringers beat Division 2 leaders Shootpool Blues 7-5 in a Shootpool derby that allows second placed The Roths to close the gap at the top to just 3 points with two matches left with a big 10-2 win one table over in the venue against Misfits.

New Zealand "B" claim their first AIPL trophy under their new name, since their departure from Vic Club last summer, wrapping up the AIPL Premier with two games to go as they dominated against struggling Shootpool running out victorious 10-2.

Mark Tumilty goes top of the Asti division in SPSL after beating Greg Finch 6-3 in a battle between 2nd and 3rd place as last week's table topper David Gee is beaten 5-4 by Penny Mines.

Last season's runners-up Victoria Club 'A' are back in the AIPL Knock Out Cup final and they will face a Britannia team again with Britannia 'A' beating Duck Duffers 5-3 in the second semi-final.

Max Burgess extends his lead at the top of Asti to seventeen points after he beats promotion rival Chris Grigson 8-1, dropping just the seventh frame as he clinches his sixth win from six to remain the only unbeaten player in the division.

Paul Kanchanlall loses ground at the top of Dom Perignon, going down 7-2 to an inspired performance by David Gray who has started the season strongly with three wins from four to be in title contention in third place.

Duck Veterans and Weavers 'C' both beat venue rivals (Duck Duffers and Weavers 'B' respectively) to set up a meeting in the Plate Cup final at the Britannia on 14th April.

The Vic close the gap on Premier league leaders Shoot Vetz after they win 8-4 against Shootpool Sharks while Shoot Vetz only manage a 6-6 draw against New Zealand 'A'.

David Feore beats Ryan Englefield 7-2 and Gerry Romano 8-1 to reclaim top spot in Dom Perignon and move 9 points clear of Shoot 8-Ball teammate Mark Game.