PETER Maraziotis claimed his second successive victory when he won the Cuestars Poole Open.

THE 16-year-old from West End defeated England international Mike Finn to pocket £170 to add to his £160 from the previous week at Salisbury. Finn took £80 home to Eastleigh.

North Baddesley's Mark McLean lost out in the semis.

With a field of over 70, the final didn't finish until after 11pm - making it a 13-hour day for some of the lads.

Alex Dunkley, meanwhile, is always asked two questions when he meets up with his teammates at Sarisbury Social on a Monday night - "have you got a job yet?" and "have you made a century yet?" Well, now the answer to both is 'yes'.

The 16-year-old from Bursledon started work at Lawcomm Solicitors on Monday and knocked in a magnificent 100 at Breaks SC in Birmingham on the prestigious Golden Waistcoat tour at the weekend.

Dunkley won the match 2-0.

Lee O'Brien, 20, goes into the last week of the Under-21 Roll Up at Chandler's Ford SC with a two-point lead over Dunkley in the chase for the £200 first prize. O'Brien lost in the final to David Lawrence from Cosham, who must start as favourite in the next series after an impressive run of 40 and 50 breaks.

Dan Hildyard closed the gap to one point behind brother Jason, 12, after his plate final win over Will Baird.

Marco Cavagnetto, in fifth, leads the chasing pack but only five points ahead of Nick Jennings in ninth. With a total of £825 at stake, week 20 could get tense!

Series four starts on October 30 with a record £900 prize money on offer.

This is a handicap competition played over a 20-week period on Saturday afternoons. It's open to all standards and attracts the best juniors in the Southampton area.

For more details contact Jim Everett on 02380 254834.