2011 Championship League

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Tournament information
Dates3 January – 24 March 2011 (2011-01-03 – 2011-03-24)
Venue Crondon Park Golf Club
City Stock
Country England
Organisation Matchroom Sport
FormatNon-ranking event
Total prize fund £189,400
Winner's share£10,000 (plus bonuses)
Highest breakFlag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mark Williams  (WAL) (143)
Final
ChampionFlag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)
Runner-upFlag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)
Score3–1
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The 2011 Championship League was a professional non-ranking snooker tournament that was played from 3 January to 24 March 2011 at the Crondon Park Golf Club in Stock, England.

Contents

Matthew Stevens won in the final 3–1 against Shaun Murphy and earned a place in the 2011 Premier League Snooker. [1]

Prize fund

The breakdown of prize money for this year is shown below: [2]

Group one

Group one matches were played on 3 and 4 January 2011. [3] [4] [5] Mark Selby was the first player to qualify for the winners group.

Matches

  • John Higgins 3–0 Mark Williams
  • Shaun Murphy 0–3 Mark Selby
  • Ali Carter 3–2 Stephen Maguire
  • Graeme Dott 2–3 John Higgins
  • Mark Williams 2–3 Shaun Murphy
  • Mark Selby 1–3 Ali Carter
  • Stephen Maguire 3–1 Graeme Dott
  • John Higgins 1–3 Shaun Murphy
  • Mark Williams 3–1 Mark Selby
  • Ali Carter 3–0 Graeme Dott
  • Shaun Murphy 2–3 Graeme Dott
  • Stephen Maguire 2–3 Mark Selby
  • John Higgins 3–1 Stephen Maguire
  • Mark Williams 3–0 Ali Carter
  • Mark Selby 3–1 Graeme Dott
  • Shaun Murphy 3–0 Stephen Maguire
  • Mark Williams 3–0 Graeme Dott
  • John Higgins 3–1 Ali Carter
  • Shaun Murphy 1–3 Ali Carter
  • Mark Williams 3–1 Stephen Maguire
  • John Higgins 3–2 Mark Selby

Table

PosPlayerPldWLFFFAFD
1Flag of Scotland.svg  John Higgins  (SCO)651169+7Qualification to Group 1 play-off
2Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mark Williams  (WAL)642148+6
3Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)6421310+3
4Flag of England.svg  Mark Selby  (ENG)6331312+1
5Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)63312120Advances into Group 2
6Flag of Scotland.svg  Stephen Maguire  (SCO)615916−7Eliminated from the competition
7Flag of Scotland.svg  Graeme Dott  (SCO)615717−10
Source:

Play-offs

Semi-finals
Best of 5 frames 		Final
Best of 5 frames
      
1 Flag of Scotland.svg  John Higgins  (SCO)2
4 Flag of England.svg  Mark Selby  (ENG)3
4 Flag of England.svg  Mark Selby  (ENG)3
3 Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)2
2 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mark Williams  (WAL)0
3 Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)3

Group two

Group two matches were played on 5 and 6 January 2011. [6] [7] [8] Mark Williams was the second player to qualify for the winners group.

Matches

  • Ali Carter 1–3 John Higgins
  • Mark Williams 3–0 Shaun Murphy
  • Neil Robertson 0–3 Ronnie O'Sullivan
  • Jamie Cope 0–3 Ali Carter
  • John Higgins 3–2 Mark Williams
  • Shaun Murphy 3–2 Neil Robertson
  • Ronnie O'Sullivan 3–0 Jamie Cope
  • Ali Carter 1–3 Mark Williams
  • John Higgins 3–2 Shaun Murphy
  • Neil Robertson 3–2 Jamie Cope
  • Mark Williams 3–0 Jamie Cope
  • Ronnie O'Sullivan 3–2 Shaun Murphy
  • Ali Carter 2–3 Ronnie O'Sullivan
  • John Higgins 3–1 Neil Robertson
  • Shaun Murphy 2–3 Jamie Cope
  • Mark Williams 3–0 Ronnie O'Sullivan
  • John Higgins 3–0 Jamie Cope
  • Ali Carter 3–1 Neil Robertson
  • Mark Williams 3–1 Neil Robertson
  • John Higgins 0–3 Ronnie O'Sullivan
  • Ali Carter 1–3 Shaun Murphy

Table

PosPlayerPldWLFFFAFD
1Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mark Williams  (WAL)651175+12Qualification to Group 2 play-off
2Flag of England.svg  Ronnie O'Sullivan  (ENG)651157+8
3Flag of Scotland.svg  John Higgins  (SCO)651159+6
4Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)6241215−3
5Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)6241113−2Advances into Group 3
6Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Neil Robertson  (AUS)615817−9Eliminated from the competition
7Flag of England.svg  Jamie Cope  (ENG)615517−12
Source:

Play-offs

Semi-finals
Best of 5 frames 		Final
Best of 5 frames
      
1 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mark Williams  (WAL)3
4 Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)0
1 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mark Williams  (WAL)3
2 Flag of England.svg  Ronnie O'Sullivan  (ENG)2
2 Flag of England.svg  Ronnie O'Sullivan  (ENG)3
3 Flag of Scotland.svg  John Higgins  (SCO)0

Group three

Group three matches were played on 24 and 25 January 2011. [9] [10] [11] Ronnie O'Sullivan withdrew from the tournament ahead of this group and was replaced by Stuart Bingham. [12] Shaun Murphy was the third player to qualify for the winners group.

Matches

  • Stuart Bingham 0–3 John Higgins
  • Shaun Murphy 1–3 Ali Carter
  • Mark King 1–3 Peter Ebdon
  • Marco Fu 1–3 Stuart Bingham
  • John Higgins 0–3 Shaun Murphy
  • Ali Carter 3–0 Mark King
  • Peter Ebdon 1–3 Marco Fu
  • Stuart Bingham 2–3 Shaun Murphy
  • John Higgins 1–3 Ali Carter
  • Mark King 3–2 Marco Fu
  • Shaun Murphy 3–1 Marco Fu
  • Peter Ebdon 3–1 Ali Carter
  • Stuart Bingham 3–1 Peter Ebdon
  • John Higgins 2–3 Mark King
  • Ali Carter 3–1 Marco Fu
  • Shaun Murphy 1–3 Peter Ebdon
  • John Higgins 0–3 Marco Fu
  • Stuart Bingham 1–3 Mark King
  • John Higgins 3–0 Peter Ebdon
  • Shaun Murphy 3–1 Mark King
  • Stuart Bingham 2–3 Ali Carter

Table

PosPlayerPldWLFFFAFD
1Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)651168+8Qualification to Group 3 play-off
2Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)6421410+4
3Flag of England.svg  Peter Ebdon  (ENG)6331112−1
4Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)6331114−3
5Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Marco Fu  (HKG)6241113−2Advances into Group 4
6Flag of England.svg  Stuart Bingham  (ENG)6241114−3Eliminated from the competition
7Flag of Scotland.svg  John Higgins  (SCO)624912−3
Source:

Play-offs

Semi-finals
Best of 5 frames 		Final
Best of 5 frames
      
1 Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)2
4 Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)3
4 Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)2
2 Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)3
2 Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)3
3 Flag of England.svg  Peter Ebdon  (ENG)2

Group four

Group four matches were played on 26 and 27 January 2011. [13] [14] [15] Ali Carter was the fourth player to qualify for the winners group.

Matches

  • Mark King 0–3 Ali Carter
  • Peter Ebdon 1–3 Marco Fu
  • Stephen Hendry 1–3 Mark Allen
  • Matthew Stevens 3–0 Mark King
  • Ali Carter 3–0 Peter Ebdon
  • Marco Fu 3–1 Stephen Hendry
  • Mark Allen 1–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Mark King 3–2 Peter Ebdon
  • Ali Carter 1–3 Marco Fu
  • Stephen Hendry 2–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Peter Ebdon 3–1 Matthew Stevens
  • Mark Allen 3–1 Marco Fu
  • Mark King 3–2 Mark Allen
  • Ali Carter 3–2 Stephen Hendry
  • Marco Fu 1–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Peter Ebdon 1–3 Mark Allen
  • Ali Carter 2–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Mark King 1–3 Stephen Hendry
  • Peter Ebdon 3–2 Stephen Hendry
  • Ali Carter 3–0 Mark Allen
  • Mark King 3–2 Marco Fu

Table

PosPlayerPldWLFFFAFD
1Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)651169+7Qualification to Group 4 play-off
2Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)642158+7
3Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Marco Fu  (HKG)6331312+1
4Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)63312120
5Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)6331015−5Advances into Group 5
6Flag of England.svg  Peter Ebdon  (ENG)6241015−5Eliminated from the competition
7Flag of Scotland.svg  Stephen Hendry  (SCO)6151116−5
Source:

Play-offs

Semi-finals
Best of 5 frames 		Final
Best of 5 frames
      
1 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)0
4 Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)3
4 Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)1
2 Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)3
2 Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)3
3 Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Marco Fu  (HKG)2

Group five

Group five matches were played on 28 February and 1 March 2011. [16] [17] [18] Marco Fu was to play in this group, but he moved to group seven and was replaced by Ryan Day, who went on to win the group. [12]

Matches

  • Mark Allen 3–0 Matthew Stevens
  • Ryan Day 0–3 Mark King
  • Ding Junhui 3–0 Ricky Walden
  • Liang Wenbo 2–3 Mark Allen
  • Matthew Stevens 3–2 Ryan Day
  • Mark King 2–3 Ding Junhui
  • Ricky Walden 0–3 Liang Wenbo
  • Mark Allen 1–3 Ryan Day
  • Matthew Stevens 0–3 Mark King
  • Ding Junhui 1–3 Liang Wenbo
  • Ryan Day 3–2 Liang Wenbo
  • Ricky Walden 3–2 Mark King
  • Mark Allen 3–0 Ricky Walden
  • Matthew Stevens 3–0 Ding Junhui
  • Mark King 3–1 Liang Wenbo
  • Ryan Day 3–2 Ricky Walden
  • Matthew Stevens 0–3 Liang Wenbo
  • Mark Allen 3–2 Ding Junhui
  • Ryan Day 3–1 Ding Junhui
  • Matthew Stevens 3–1 Ricky Walden
  • Mark Allen 3–0 Mark King

Table

PosPlayerPldWLFFFAFD
1Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)651167+9Qualification to Group 5 play-off
2Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Ryan Day  (WAL)6421412+2
3Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Liang Wenbo  (CHN)6331410+4
4Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)6331310+3
5Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)633912−3Advances into Group 6
6Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Ding Junhui  (CHN)6241014−4Eliminated from the competition
7Flag of England.svg  Ricky Walden  (ENG)615617−11
Source:

Play-offs

Semi-finals
Best of 5 frames 		Final
Best of 5 frames
      
1 Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)3
4 Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)2
1 Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)0
2 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Ryan Day  (WAL)3
2 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Ryan Day  (WAL)3
3 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Liang Wenbo  (CHN)2

Group six

Group six matches were played on 2 and 3 March 2011. [19] [20] [21] Mark Allen was the sixth player to qualify for the winners group.

Matches

  • Mark Allen 2–3 Liang Wenbo
  • Mark King 3–0 Matthew Stevens
  • Judd Trump 3–2 Mark Davis
  • Stephen Lee 3–2 Mark Allen
  • Liang Wenbo 2–3 Mark King
  • Matthew Stevens 2–3 Judd Trump
  • Mark Davis 3–2 Stephen Lee
  • Mark Allen 3–0 Mark King
  • Liang Wenbo 2–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Judd Trump 2–3 Stephen Lee
  • Mark King 0–3 Stephen Lee
  • Mark Davis 0–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Mark Allen 3–0 Mark Davis
  • Liang Wenbo 3–1 Judd Trump
  • Matthew Stevens 3–0 Stephen Lee
  • Mark King 3–1 Mark Davis
  • Liang Wenbo 1–3 Stephen Lee
  • Mark Allen 3–0 Judd Trump
  • Mark King 3–1 Judd Trump
  • Liang Wenbo 3–0 Mark Davis
  • Mark Allen 1–3 Matthew Stevens

Table

PosPlayerPldWLFFFAFD
1Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)642149+5Qualification to Group 6 play-off
2Flag of England.svg  Stephen Lee  (ENG)6421411+3
3Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)6421210+2
4Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)633149+5
5Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Liang Wenbo  (CHN)6331412+2Advances into Group 7
6Flag of England.svg  Judd Trump  (ENG)6241016−6Eliminated from the competition
7Flag of England.svg  Mark Davis  (ENG)615617−11
Source:

Play-offs

Semi-finals
Best of 5 frames 		Final
Best of 5 frames
      
1 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)0
4 Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)3
4 Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)3
2 Flag of England.svg  Stephen Lee  (ENG)0
2 Flag of England.svg  Stephen Lee  (ENG)3
3 Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)1

Group seven

Group seven matches were played on 21 and 22 March 2011. [22] [23] [24] Matthew Stevens was the last player to qualify for the winners group.

Matches

  • Stephen Lee 3–2 Marco Fu
  • Mark King 3–1 Liang Wenbo
  • Martin Gould 0–3 Andrew Higginson
  • Matthew Stevens 1–3 Stephen Lee
  • Matthew Stevens 3–2 Mark King
  • Liang Wenbo 2–3 Martin Gould
  • Andrew Higginson 0–3 Marco Fu
  • Stephen Lee 3–2 Mark King
  • Matthew Stevens 2–3 Liang Wenbo
  • Martin Gould 0–3 Marco Fu
  • Mark King 3–1 Marco Fu
  • Andrew Higginson 0–3 Liang Wenbo
  • Stephen Lee 0–3 Andrew Higginson
  • Matthew Stevens 3–1 Martin Gould
  • Liang Wenbo 3–1 Marco Fu
  • Mark King 2–3 Andrew Higginson
  • Matthew Stevens 3–1 Marco Fu
  • Stephen Lee 3–1 Martin Gould
  • Mark King 1–3 Martin Gould
  • Matthew Stevens 3–2 Andrew Higginson
  • Stephen Lee 0–3 Liang Wenbo

Table

PosPlayerPldWLFFFAFD
1Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Liang Wenbo  (CHN)642159+6Qualification to Group 7 play-off
2Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)6421512+3
3Flag of England.svg  Stephen Lee  (ENG)64212120
4Flag of England.svg  Andrew Higginson  (ENG)63311110
5Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)6241314−1Eliminated from the competition
6Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Marco Fu  (HKG)6241112−1
7Flag of England.svg  Martin Gould  (ENG)624815−7
Source:

Play-offs

Semi-finals
Best of 5 frames 		Final
Best of 5 frames
      
1 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Liang Wenbo  (CHN)3
4 Flag of England.svg  Andrew Higginson  (ENG)2
1 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Liang Wenbo  (CHN)0
2 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)3
2 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)3
3 Flag of England.svg  Stephen Lee  (ENG)1

Winners group

The matches of the winners group were played on 23 and 24 March 2011. [25] [26] [27] Matthew Stevens has qualified for the 2011 Premier League.

Matches

  • Mark Selby 1–3 Mark Williams
  • Shaun Murphy 3–1 Ali Carter
  • Ryan Day 2–3 Mark Allen
  • Matthew Stevens 1–3 Mark Selby
  • Mark Williams 1–3 Shaun Murphy
  • Ali Carter 3–0 Ryan Day
  • Mark Allen 0–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Mark Selby 3–2 Shaun Murphy
  • Mark Williams 2–3 Ali Carter
  • Ryan Day 0–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Shaun Murphy 2–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Mark Allen 3–2 Ali Carter
  • Mark Selby 2–3 Mark Allen
  • Mark Williams 3–2 Ryan Day
  • Ali Carter 2–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Shaun Murphy 3–1 Mark Allen
  • Mark Williams 1–3 Matthew Stevens
  • Mark Selby 1–3 Ryan Day
  • Shaun Murphy 2–3 Ryan Day
  • Mark Williams 3–0 Mark Allen
  • Mark Selby 0–3 Ali Carter

Table

PosPlayerPldWLFFFAFD
1Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)651168+8Qualification to Winners' Group play-off
2Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)6331512+3
3Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)6331411+3
4Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mark Williams  (WAL)6331312+1
5Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)6331015−5Eliminated from the competition
6Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Ryan Day  (WAL)6241015−5
7Flag of England.svg  Mark Selby  (ENG)6241015−5
Source:

Play-offs

Semi-finals
Best of 5 frames 		Final
Best of 5 frames
      
1 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)3
4 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mark Williams  (WAL)1
1 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)3
2 Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)1
2 Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)3
3 Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)2

Century breaks

Total: 86

Bold: highest break in the indicated group.

Winnings

No.Player1234567WTOTAL
1Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Matthew Stevens  (WAL)3,1001,1502,4006,80016,60030,050
2Flag of England.svg  Ali Carter  (ENG)4,8001,1003,2006,3007,80023,200
3Flag of England.svg  Shaun Murphy  (ENG)1,2002,2006,70010,70020,800
4Ulster Banner.svg  Mark Allen  (NIR)4,4004,5006,2003,00018,100
5Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mark Williams  (WAL)2,4006,7508,20017,350
6Flag of England.svg  Mark King  (ENG)4,6001,0003,1502,5001,30012,550
7Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Liang Wenbo  (CHN)3,0001,9004,4009,300
8Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Ryan Day  (WAL)6,2003,0009,200
9Flag of England.svg  Mark Selby  (ENG)6,1003,0009,100
10Flag of Scotland.svg  John Higgins  (SCO)3,7002,5009007,100
11Flag of England.svg  Stephen Lee  (ENG)4,3002,5006,800
12Flag of England.svg  Ronnie O'Sullivan  (ENG)5,2505,250
13Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Marco Fu  (HKG)1,1002,9001,1005,100
14Flag of England.svg  Peter Ebdon  (ENG)2,7001,0003,700
15Flag of England.svg  Andrew Higginson  (ENG)2,7002,700
16Flag of Scotland.svg  Stephen Hendry  (SCO)1,1001,100
=Flag of England.svg  Stuart Bingham  (ENG)1,1001,100
18Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Ding Junhui  (CHN)1,0001,000
=Flag of England.svg  Judd Trump  (ENG)1,0001,000
20Flag of Scotland.svg  Stephen Maguire  (SCO)900900
21Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Neil Robertson  (AUS)800800
=Flag of England.svg  Martin Gould  (ENG)800800
23Flag of Scotland.svg  Graeme Dott  (SCO)700700
24Flag of England.svg  Ricky Walden  (ENG)600600
=Flag of England.svg  Mark Davis  (ENG)600600
26Flag of England.svg  Jamie Cope  (ENG)500500
Total prize money19,80019,10020,30019,80019,60018,90019,60052,300189,400

Green: Won the group. Bold: Highest break in the group. All prize money in GBP.

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