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The 2022 QBSA Club Billiards League start date has been pushed back three weeks to ensure all teams have ample time to nominate.
Nomination forms and League rules will be sent out to all Affiliates and Members on the 10th January 2022.
ABOUT THE QBSA CLUB LEAGUES
The QBSA has a long history of the interclub competition, formally known as the Brisbane Districts Pennants, allowing our affiliate clubs to enter a team to verse other affiliates in Team vs Team Snooker and Billiards Seasons. Teams play home matches and travel for away matches at other clubs in a round-robin format, with the Top 4 teams going through to the finals.
Winning the Pennant for your club was a great honour and showed the calibre of players your club had. Moving up from the lower grades to try and play in A Grade was a common goal for players and inspired players to practice and improve. Pennant was also a great way to prepare for tournaments, and players were always in regular match play on a week to week basis.
Known now as the QBSA Club Leagues since 2020 and run by the QBSA, with the QBSA Club Leagues Sub-Committee’s assistance, we invite each club to provide feedback and suggestions throughout the year by contacting the QBSA Secretary.
With the success of the QBSA Billiards Premier League in 2021, we are continuing this format for both snooker and billiards and across A, B and C grades.
We will be offering a QBSA Individual Snooker League in conjunction with the QBSA Club Billiards League and a QBSA Individual Billiards League in conjunction with the QBSA Club Snooker League later in the year.
The 2022 QBSA Individual Snooker League will be run weekly for a maximum of 12 weeks plus finals.
Nomination forms and League rules will be sent out to all Affiliates and Members on 10th January 2022.
The 2022 QBSA Club Snooker League will follow the billiards and commence in late May.
Nomination forms and League rules will be sent out to all Affiliates and Members closer to the date.
ABOUT THE QBSA CLUB LEAGUES
The QBSA has a long history of the interclub competition, formally known as the Brisbane Districts Pennants, allowing our affiliate clubs to enter a team to verse other affiliates in Team vs Team Snooker and Billiards Seasons. Teams play home matches and travel for away matches at other clubs in a round-robin format, with the Top 4 teams going through to the finals.
Winning the Pennant for your club was a great honour and showed the calibre of players your club had. Moving up from the lower grades to try and play in A Grade was a common goal for players and inspired players to practice and improve. Pennant was also a great way to prepare for tournaments, and players were always in regular match play on a week to week basis.
Known now as the QBSA Club Leagues since 2020 and run by the QBSA, with the QBSA Club Leagues Sub-Committee’s assistance, we invite each club to provide feedback and suggestions throughout the year by contacting the QBSA Secretary.
The 2022 QBSA Individual Billiards League will run in conjunction with the 2022 QBSA Club Snooker League later in the year.
Nomination forms and League rules will be sent out to all Affiliates and Members closer to the date.
12-month rolling ranking system. The following event types will be counted for each list:
Snooker = Any open snooker, and the QLD Residents, or an event that has been sanctioned to receive QLD ranking points.
Billiards = Any open billiards, and the QLD Residents, or an event that has been sanctioned to receive QLD ranking points.
Women = The combined total of earned State Snooker and State Billiards Ranking points, plus points earned for Women only events that have been sanctioned to receive QLD ranking points.
Junior = The combined total of earned State Snooker, State Billiards and State Women’s Ranking points, plus points earned for Junior only events, including the State Junior Titles. that have been sanctioned to receive QLD ranking points.
Nominating and playing in a tournament
10 points
Round of 64 – win or receive a forfeit
4 points
Round Robin Stage and Round of 32 onwards – each frame won or received by forfeit
2 points
Round Robin Stage and Round of 32 onwards – win or receive a forfeit
10 points
Each break of 50 or more
10 points
Losing Quarter-finalist
10 points
Losing Semi-finalist
20 points
Runner-up
40 points
Winner
80 points
Any unseeded player defeating a 1-8 seeded player
20 points
Any unseeded player defeating a 9-16 seeded player
10 points
QBSA Player Membership is valid from the 1st January to the 31st December each year.
Being a QBSA Player Member will allow you to play in the QBSA Club Leagues and all State or National Ranking events.
As we are awaiting approval of a new Constitution, which introduces a new membership structure, the QBSA Management Committee has decided to carry over all 2021 Ordinary Members until we have received an answer from the Office of Fair Trading.
If you were not an Ordinary Member in 2021 (i.e. paid a $30 membership to the QBSA during 2020 or 2021) and wish to play in a QBSA event, please email registrar@qbsa.com.au.
QBSA Player Membership is valid from the 1st January to the 31st December each year.
Being a QBSA Player Member will allow you to play in the QBSA Club Leagues and all State or National Ranking events.
If you are a existing member of one of our affiliate clubs, QBSA Player Membership is only $30.00 per year to join.
For players who are not an existing member of one of our affiliate clubs, QBSA Player Membership is $120.00 per year.
To join, please complete and submit the Player Membership Form.
secretary@qbsa.com.au
Sports House, 150 Caxton Street,
Milton, Queensland, 4064​
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