The National Disability Snooker Championship 2017
Snooker players are invited to enter The Junior Disability Snooker Championship 2017.
The tournament will take place at 10am on 29th April 2017 at Walkley Snooker Centre in Sheffield.
All entrants must be aged 8-18 yrs. To register for this national event contact Stephen Harrison on: 07864046826 or email [email protected]
The tournament will take place at 10am on 29th April 2017 at Walkley Snooker Centre in Sheffield.
All entrants must be aged 8-18 yrs. To register for this national event contact Stephen Harrison on: 07864046826 or email [email protected]
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Entry fee is £20 per player. Please make cheques payable to Stephen Harrison Academy and send to Stephen Harrison Academy, The Innovation Centre, 217 Portobello, Sheffield S1 4DP. All money raised goes to supporting grassroots disability snooker.
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The Junior Disability Snooker Championship is a tribute to Ray Harrison, 1985 World Paraplegic Snooker Champion.
1985 Gold Medal 1984 Bronze Medal 1983 Bronze Medal 1982 Silver Medal |
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All proceeds raised go towards
growing grassroots disability snooker |
Halifax Giving Extra Awards
Stephen Harrison Nominated by Shaista Bashir Yorkshire & North Midlands View on community.halifax.co.uk |
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The Stephen Harrison Academy is the leading disability snooker training provider!
Are you a future Snooker Paralympic Champion?
Stephen Harrison Academy (SHA) aims to identify young sporting talent capable of winning medals at future Paralympic Games. Do you have the desire, commitment and sporting potential to compete for Great Britain?
The Stephen Harrison Academy (SHA) a social enterprise which is based in Sheffield provides professional snooker coaching for children and young people with disabilities. SHA has been providing snooker coaching for disabled groups in Sheffield since 2007. The Academy already stages the National Junior Disability Snooker Championships.
We’re looking for young disabled people who think they have what it takes to become a Paralympic Champion.
Players will receive professional snooker coaching from World and UK Snooker Coach Stephen Harrison so they can compete at future paralympics.
With Jason Ferguson the WPBSA Chairman and the World Snooker team taking up the lead to reintroduce the sport of snooker
as a paralympic event it is now time to train future gold medalists while they are young,
so they can be sure to compete as adults at world level when the sport is finaly reintroduced to the paralympics.
To register your interest in the coaching scheme please call Stephen Harrison on 0786 4046826 or email [email protected]
To find out more about Stephen Harrison Academy please visit snookerskills.com
The Stephen Harrison Academy (SHA) a social enterprise which is based in Sheffield provides professional snooker coaching for children and young people with disabilities. SHA has been providing snooker coaching for disabled groups in Sheffield since 2007. The Academy already stages the National Junior Disability Snooker Championships.
We’re looking for young disabled people who think they have what it takes to become a Paralympic Champion.
Players will receive professional snooker coaching from World and UK Snooker Coach Stephen Harrison so they can compete at future paralympics.
With Jason Ferguson the WPBSA Chairman and the World Snooker team taking up the lead to reintroduce the sport of snooker
as a paralympic event it is now time to train future gold medalists while they are young,
so they can be sure to compete as adults at world level when the sport is finaly reintroduced to the paralympics.
To register your interest in the coaching scheme please call Stephen Harrison on 0786 4046826 or email [email protected]
To find out more about Stephen Harrison Academy please visit snookerskills.com
