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Player Profile
John McCallum
Home Town
Ashington
Age 37
- Started playing at age 13
- 1992 – 1995 plays as England International
- 1995 selected as captain for England
- Highest Match Break 134
- North East Singles Champion 89,91,94,95,03
- National CIU Champion 1999
- Qualified for final stages of World Amateur Final's 1995
- Winner of North East Invitation Tournament 1990
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David Craggs
Home Town
Tow Law, County Durham
Age 28
Started game at age 7 after watching
Jimmy white on TV
Semi finalist at UK junior Open (lost to Mathew Stephens)
Played Ronnie O ‘ Sullivan at age 13 with broken arm
1 Match away in 1996 From qualifying to play Alex Higgins in best
of 19 frames
Twice Durham CIU Champion
Finalist in Pontins Open 2003
Turned professional in 1996
Current World Ranking 181
Finalist in Challenge Tour 2002
Highest Match break 147
Victories over Graham Dott, Tony James & Steve James
Biggest disappointment
(Regret)
Quit the
game after playing Mathew Stephens at the age of 15, did not play again
until age 19
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Michael
Rudd
Home Town
Hartlepool
Age 23
- Highest match break 134
- Local Hartlepool Town Champion 2000, 2001,2003
- Winner of many junior regionalised tournaments
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Chris
West
Home Town
Whitley Bay
Age 20
- Highest match break 142
- English Amateur Quarter Finalist
- Finalist in National Junior Star of the future Tournament 1999
- Winner of many Regional Pro- Am Tournaments
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Mike Dunn
Home Town
Redcar
Age 32
- Started playing game at age 8
- 1983 North East Under 16's Snooker Champion
- 1987 age 17 Wins UK under 18 Snooker Championship
- 1991 British Under 19's Billiard Champion
- 1991 Cleveland League 129 clearance (record)
- 1991Turned professional at age 18
- Currently Ranked 55 th in the world
- 2000Last 32 Thailand open
- 2001Beat James Wattana in Thailand open on Sky TV
- 2002 First player to qualify for Crucible from the North East
- 2003 Last 32 World Championship
- 2003Last 48 Irish Masters
- 2003 co-opted to Main board of Director's WPBSA
- 2003 last 48 LG Cup
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David
Lilley
Home Town
Hebburn
Age 28
- Highest match break 143
- 1995 IBSF World Championship Finalist
- 1995 European Champion
- 1997 English Amateur Champion
- 1998 English Amateur Finalist
- 1999 English Amateur Champion
- 1999 IBSF World Championship Finalist
- 2000 English Amateur Finalist
- 2002 Pontins Autumn Open Semi – Finalist
- 2002 National CIU Champion
- 2003 National CIU Champion
- 2004 4 times winner of North East Premier Ranking event
- Member of Senior England International Squad since 1995

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Michael
Rhodes
Home Town
Tudhoe
Age 26
- Highest match break 135
- 1996 Finalist in the English Amateur
- Turned professional 1996
- Winner of Challenge tour 2003
- 2003 LG Cup Round 2
- 2003-4 WAS Main Tour
- 2000-01 UK Tour ranked 31
- Recognised as one of the top players in the North East game

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Paul Davison
Home Town
Spennymoor
Age 30
Started playing
at age 13
1993 Turned Professional
Played as Professional for 5 years
Played in all major World Ranking events
1995 Records highest break of 138 in Thailand Open
Winner of many regional Ranking and invitation Tournaments
1998 forced to move away as Professional due to lack of sponsorship
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Andy Craig
Home Town Stanley
Co Durham
Age 35
- Started playing at age 15
- Durham & District Singles League winner 1989, 1991
- Northern Amateur Champion 1990, runner up 1992
- Turned professional 1993
- Played in Dubai duty free open, Nescafe Asian
open, Regal Welsh,
UK Championship,
European Open & Rothmans Grand Prix
- Only one season as professional due top lack of sponsorship
- Highest world Ranking 342
- Highest match break 138
- 2003 winner of North East Ranking Event
Gary
Wilson
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Home
Town Wallsend
Age
18
- Appeared on Big Break at age 9,11 & 12
- Made first century break at age 9
- Beat Jimmy White & Ronnie O'Sullivan at age 13
- Won North East Under 16's singles at age 12
- Won first Pro am at age 12
- Highest competition break 145
- Won N.E Ranking event at age14
- Recognised as star of the future at International Event
- Won English Under 18's National at age 16
- Played for England Junior team at age 15
- Was chosen to “ Captain” his country the following year
- Win's UK under 18 National tournament for second year running
- Selected to play for country in Latvia (European under 19's
- Selected to play for country in world Under 21's (New Zealand)
- Selected to play for England senior team at Home Internationals
(Prestatyn) September 2003
- December 2003 reaches final of Main Challenge tour, almost
securing his place in the top 96 in the world
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Antony
Parsons
Home
Town Guisborough Cleveland
- Highest Match break128
- 2002/03 Carlsberg Tetley League winner
- North east Rankings Winner 2003
- Stockton League winner 2002
- Semi- Finalist at North East Invitation Tournament 2003
- Quarter finalist English Amateur 2003
- Currently playing on EASB National Senior Tour
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