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Reanne Evans says she will be doing all she can to become the first woman to compete at the Crucible when the rescheduled Betfred World Championship takes place. Evans, a 12-time women’s World Champion, was set to be competing in the qualifying rounds before the event was postponed due to the ongoing Coronavirus crisis. However,… Read More

The World Women’s Snooker Championship has been added to the qualification list for the 2019 ManBetX Champion of Champions Snooker, which will take place at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry from November 4-10. See The Full Qualifying List Here The 2019 Qualifying List comprises 27 spots, which are split into seven sections. Tournaments within each of… Read More

Reanne Evans was honoured to present certificates at the Duke of Edinburgh Awards Scheme last month, though she admits it was the most nerve-racking experience of her life. Evans must be considered the queen of ladies snooker having won the World Championship ten times, so it was appropriate that she was invited to St James… Read More

Reanne Evans’ dream of becoming the first woman to play at the Crucible was dashed as she lost 10-8 to Ken Doherty in the first round of the Betfred World Championship qualifiers. Evans put up an almighty fight against former World Champions Doherty and looked in with a real chance of winning in the closing… Read More

Snooker’s top ladies player Reanne Evans has been awarded a place in the qualifying rounds of this year’s World Championship. Evans, who has won the World Ladies Championship for the past ten consecutive years, will take a place in the sport’s biggest event at Ponds Forge International Centre in Sheffield in April. She will need… Read More

Reanne Evans is the women’s world snooker champion for a record tenth successive year. Players from 13 countries descended on Leeds in a bid to dethrone the Queen of Ladies’ Snooker but left paying homage to the 28-year-old who has reigned for a decade. Evans, from Dudley, West Midlands, defeated two-time IBSF world champion Ng… Read More

Reanne Evans scored the best result of her career so far by beating Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 5-4 to qualify for the final stages of the Wuxi Classic. The nine-time World Ladies Champion registered her first win in a full ranking event with a superb display against Thailand’s world number 69 Un-Nooh. Evans, from Dudley in the… Read More