Darryl Hill has become the youngest ever Isle of Man Snooker champion.
He beat Tom Miller 5-4 following a tense last frame decider.
At 14 years old, Darryl is three years younger than the previous record holder Alan Henry.
It could have been a more comprehensive victory but Darryl missed the final black which would have given him a 5-2 margin.
Double-header race weekend beckons at Jurby
Good turnout expected for rounds five and six of ARA season
Badminton braced for busy Island Games journey
Manx side secured three medals in Guernsey two years ago
Southern 100: Todd retains solo championship title and Crowe Brothers set sidecar lap record
Action on the Billown Course comes to an end for 2025
Southern 100: Wins for Todd, Browne and newcomers during morning races
Four races still to take place this afternoon
Southern 100: Two wins for Davey Todd as racing gets underway
Rob Hodson, Paul Cranston and the Crowe Brothers also secure victory