List_of_snooker_referees

List of snooker referees

List of snooker referees

List of snooker referees

This article contains a list of professional snooker referees and indicates those who have officiated at the World Snooker Championship finals. John Williams presided over the most (eleven) finals, nine of those at the Crucible Theatre, including the 1985 final between Dennis Taylor and Steve Davis.[1]

All of the World Snooker Championship finals from the start of what is known as the "modern era"[2] in 1969 are included in the list, with the exception of 1970 and 1971. The referees for these two years are currently not known. Some earlier years have also been included where the information about referees is available.

Lists of referees

Current referees

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Former referees

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Notes

  1. 1927 was the inaugural event.
  2. Charles Chambers was the referee in the match that led to the rule about minimum cue length. (see cue stick)
  3. Len Ganley was the referee for the fastest ever 147 break made by Ronnie O'Sullivan at the 1997 World Snooker Championship. (see fastest 147)
  4. As of 11 September 2023 Len Ganley's son Mike Ganley is the WPBSA Tournament Director.[42]
  5. Sydney Lee refereed Pot Black, but was not an officially qualified referee.[44]: 68 
  6. Brendan Moore has refereed ten 147 breaks, more than any other referee.[4]

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