Hawkins wins Championship League Group 5

Tue, 07 Feb 22:59:00 2012

Barry Hawkins won Championship League Group 5 as Mark Allen lost out 3-2 in the semi-finals to Mark King at Crondon Park GC.

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Hawkins beat Peter Ebdon 3-2 in the semi-finals before completing victory over King in the final by a 3-2 winning scoreline.

Allen's defeat to King was his only loss in six matches in the round-robin format.

Each group features seven players with each man playing the other six once. Every match is the best of five with the winner gaining a point. At the end of the league phase the top four advance to that group's semi-finals where the two winners meet in the final.

Players are awarded £100 per frame in the round robin stages, and this increases to £300 per frame for the play-offs. In addition, £3,000 goes to the play-off winner, £2,000 to the runner up and £1,000 each to the two semi-finalists.

Each group winner then goes through to the final group on March 21st & 22nd when a spot in the Premier League is at stake. The two bottom players are eliminated from the competition, while the remaining four move forward to the next group to be joined by three new players.

Play continues on Wednesday in Group 6 when Jamie Cope, Ebdon, Allen and King are joined by Dominic Dale, Marcus Campbell and Joe Perry, a winner of this event in 2008.

Results

Barry Hawkins 3-2 Mark Selby

Peter Ebdon 3-0 Ricky Walden

Mark Allen 3-0 Barry Hawkins

Jamie Cope 3-2 Mark Selby

Semi-finals

Mark King 3-2 Mark Allen

Barry Hawkins 3-2 Peter Ebdon

Final

Barry Hawkins 3-2 Mark King

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