Q School 2023 – Event 2
snooker tournament
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Q School 2023 – Event 2
Summary
Q School 2023 – Event 2 is a snooker tournament[1].
Key Facts
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 won the Louis Heathcote[2].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 won the Dean Young[3].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 won the Stuart Carrington[4].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 won the Alfred Burden[5].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2's instance of is recorded as snooker tournament[6].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 followed Q School 2023 – Event 1[7].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 was followed by Q School 2024 – Event 1[8].
- The location of Q School 2023 – Event 2 was Leicester[9].
- The location of Q School 2023 – Event 2 was Leicester Arena[10].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 is part of Q School[11].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 began on June 1, 2023[12].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 ended on June 6, 2023[13].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2 involved {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+208'} participants[14].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2's qualifies for event is recorded as 2023-24 snooker season[15].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2's qualifies for event is recorded as 2024-25 snooker season[16].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2's century breaks is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+13'}[17].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2's highest break is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+139'}[18].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2's tournament format is recorded as single-elimination tournament[19].
- Q School 2023 – Event 2's tournament type is recorded as qualification tournament[20].
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When and Where
Q School 2023 – Event 2 began on June 1, 2023[12]. It ended on June 6, 2023[13]. Recorded location include Leicester[9] and Leicester Arena[10].
Context
Q School 2023 – Event 2 is part of Q School[11]. Its instance of is recorded as snooker tournament[6]. It followed Q School 2023 – Event 1[7]. It was followed by Q School 2024 – Event 1[8].
Participants
Q School 2023 – Event 2 involved {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+208'} participants[14].
FAQs
What awards did Q School 2023 – Event 2 receive?
Honors received include Louis Heathcote[2], Dean Young[3], Stuart Carrington[4], and Alfred Burden[5].