Police Club B leads Exmouth Snooker League after two weeks with seven points.

PCD is second on six points while East Budleigh A and Police C C have four each.

Cue Station 147, Police Club A and Cue Station Elite each have three points, with Cue Station 147 having a bye last week.

Police C A beat Cue Station Elite 3-2.

Shayne Tregale made his debut with a break of 48 and scored 122 points against Andy Jones's 17.

Police Club B beat East Budleigh A 3-2.

Bob Horton edged Graham Ward 64-63 in a match decided by the final ball.

Merve Long beat David Binmore 72-12.

Police C D beat Police C C 3-2.

John Parrot scored 76 against Stuart Laws's 30, while Bob Alexander beat Dan Brown 86-30.

Parrot, Craig Wilson, Dave Thomas and Tregale lead the single-frame standings, with Frank Kelsey fifth.

The league enters its third week with Police Club B at the top.

At The Cue Station, 24 players entered and attended the Super Snooker Sunday handicap competition.

Players from all over the county took part in a full day of matches.

Following group games in the morning, Shaun New beat Zak McCarthy in the Top Players Cup final.

The match went to the pink and black.

Greg Batten beat Jim Bowley in the Devon Plate.

Batten also made the day's highest break, an 89.

The next County Handicap Competition will be held on December 6.

It sold out within 24 hours.

Marshall, who is ranked 46th in the world and sixth in world billiards, played at Cue Station for several days.

During his career, he beat Stephen Hendry and made 16 maximum breaks.

Marshall used the Exmouth visit to practise for a Seniors WST competition.

He is due to play in televised snooker events this week.