WR Sports A came into this fixture knowing their title defence was all but over without a miracle, and with key man Rob Malik missing, it was an opportunity for Will Brown to step in on debut.

They made a solid start, with Ben Reading taking the opening frame, but from there Staines Cons D took complete control, reeling off the next five frames in dominant fashion. Tony Sparrow was the standout performer on the night, producing a brilliant reverse dish in frame 3 and repeating the feat again in frame 7.

Staines raced into a commanding 7–1 lead an outcome few would have predicted at the start of the night and although Daniel James sparked a brief response, it proved too late, with the result already beyond doubt.

Ben Reading, chasing to become the season’s Stats Leader continued his strong campaign despite an earlier loss to Tony Sparrow's reverse dish, produced one of his own in frame 10.

WR Sports A then finished strongly, taking the final four frames to narrow the scoreline, but Staines Cons D had already done enough to secure an impressive 7–5 victory.

Newly crowned champions Three Tuns came into the night knowing the job was pretty much done especially after results elsewhere but were determined to finish in style and pile the pressure on SS&NR Club at the wrong end of the table.

With one eye perhaps on WR Sports A’s result, Three Tuns made a strong start, moving into a 4–2 lead thanks to a superb treble of wins from Daz Wallace and another from Captain Leighton Cumber. Greg O’Mahony and Wayne Timbrell responded with a couple of frames to keep SS&NR in touch.

The second half followed a similar pattern, with Three Tuns shifting through the gears and asserting their dominance. Winning five of the final six frames, they closed out a convincing 9–3 victory.

The result not only confirms Three Tuns as deserving champions but also leaves SS&NR Club just outside the relegation zone four points clear of NRS, who face Egham & Hythe Whites next week in a decisive final fixture.

Congratulations to Three Tuns and Captain Leighton Cumber on a fantastic title-winning season.

A huge match at the top of the table saw 1st take on 2nd, with everything on the line. WR All Stars knew a strong win would seal the title, while Staines Cons New were chasing both promotion and an outside shot at the top spot. In the end, it was WR All Stars who rose to the occasion, securing a 7–5 victory to be crowned Division 2 Champions.

Staines Cons New made the brighter start, racing into an early 2–0 lead and giving themselves real hope. However, Ryan Fastnedge stepped up to spark the turnaround, leading a decisive run that was backed up by wins from Joe Delcourt, Stacey Cox, Michael Punter, and Stewart Harmes, as WR All Stars surged into a commanding 7–2 lead.

With the title effectively secured, the remaining frames became about pride and personal battles. Perry Baker and Grant Baker pulled a couple back, before a big win for Matty Clark over Michael Punter proved crucial - denying Michael Punter the Stats Leader title and handing it instead to Dan Reilly.

While Michael Punter may have slipped to second individually, it mattered little on the night as WR All Stars celebrated both the title and promotion in style.

Congratulations to WR All Stars and Captain Joe Delcourt. Commiserations to Staines Cons New, who spent much of the season in the top two, but ultimately fell short after Eddies’ late charge and a tough final-day defeat.

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