Railway Club win five of the seven singles frames to beat The White Swan 6-3 and secure the victory they need to vault promotion rivals Weavers 'A' into the second promotion spot in Division 1.

The 2017 Shootpool Summer Pool League saw a huge shock in Group A as New Zealand "B", who went unbeaten throughout winning last years tournament, suffered their first ever defeat in the Summer League with a 6-5 defeat to The Swan whilst Group B saw both Shoot Vetz and Shootpool Snipers make it two wins from two.

Max Burgess defeats Ellis Mordecai 6-3 to continue his unbeaten season in Asti and move 34 points clear at the top, leaving him on the cusp of claiming the title.

Gordon Sweeney recovers from being 4-2 down against Richard Ilsley to win the final three frames for a 5-4 win that sees him open up a four point lead at the top of Veuve Clicquot.

Chris Venters' hopes of repeating as SPSL Premier Division champion were extinguished as he lost 5-4 to title rival Paul Kanchanlall who goes on to face current leader Daniel Wilkins next week in a title shootout.

Dave Green & Trevor Lewis beat Shoot Vetz teammates Simon Turner & Neil Bartholomew 4-3 in the 2011 - 2012 AIPL Doubles final at the Bucks Yeoman.

Arron Flanagan wins his sixth straight match in Cava as he beats Ricky Turner 6-3 to move up into the top 3, two points behind second placed Jules Wyborn with 4 matches in hand and 16 points behind leader Ben Bantham with 3 matches in hand.

Chat Shoot Get Banged, consisting of Adam Jackow, James Connor and Wenda Hooton, win the May 2016 SPSL 3 Person Tournament by a point from Um.com (Elliot Riley, Ryan Mutch and Sue Latham) in a 5 team field.

Shoot Vetz complete the double as they beat Shoot 5-2 to add the Knock Out Cup to the Premier they won the previous month.