The Pennant Scoresheets are available below.  HOWEVER, the use of these is no longer mandatory with the introduction of the Scores Entry Webpage System (SEWS). 

A copy can be downloaded in PDF format below.  An instruction sheet on how to complete the sheet is also attached.  

If anyone would like an editable version (MS Word) of the scoresheet t, please contact the Score Registrar at scores@vbsa.org.au.

Official rules current August 2019.

Please see attached current version & explanatory note on August 2019 changes.

To all Pennant Snooker players.

It is our responsibility, to the best of our ability, to ensure that our competitions run smoothly and in accordance with the highest standards of fairness and sportsmanship.

Accordingly, we would like to address a common 'discussion' and misinterpretation that arises regarding the 'foul and a miss' rule in snooker, and to ask for your assistance in promoting consistent understanding and application of this rule across all our venues.

Rule Clarification: Foul and a Miss 

The inconsistency in the application of the 'foul and a miss' rule during matches causes, at times, significant angst among competitors and spectators alike. 

The opinion of the referee should be called for if a player has all balls “on” totally obstructed by balls “not on”. In such a case, the difficulty of the escape and the skill of the player must be taken into account and that the attempt was a reasonable one in considering the possibility of success.

Remember, just because you believe you can get out of a snooker, does not mean that the person at the table can. Just because you think it is easy, does not mean that it is to the person at the table.

Please see the attached Guide that we would like all Team Captains, to print and display in your club and bring to the attention of your players.

For all you new captains (and the old ones that have forgotten what is required of a captain) We now have a set of instructions that will assist you in making your teams night a success.

A guide to the best methods of maintaining a full size billiard / snooker table

Improve Your Approach to the game through Self-assessment. Learn to cope with pressure and stress in matches. Improve your ability to concentrate. Written by the A.I.S.