1986–87 snooker season

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The 1986–87 snooker season was a series of snooker tournaments played between 30 June 1986 and 30 May 1987. The following table outlines the results for the ranking and invitational events.

1986–87 snooker season
Details
Duration30 June 1986 – 30 May 1987
Tournaments29 (6 ranking events)
Triple Crown winners
UK ChampionshipEngland Steve Davis
MastersNorthern Ireland Dennis Taylor
World ChampionshipEngland Steve Davis

Calendar

Date[n 1]RankTournament nameVenueCityWinnerRunner-upScoreReference
06-3007-04  AUSNRAustralian MastersParmatta ClubSydney Dennis Taylor Steve Davis3–2[1]
07-2808-03  CANNRCanadian Professional ChampionshipSnooker CentreToronto Cliff Thorburn Jim Wych6–2[2]
08-??08-??  RSANRSouth African Professional ChampionshipSummit ClubJohannesburg Silvino Francisco Francois Ellis9–1[2]
08-1408-22  AUSNRAustralian Professional ChampionshipWIN (TV station)Sydney Warren King John Campbell10–3[2]
08-??08-??  THANRThailand MastersChiang Mai Plaza HotelBangkok James Wattana Terry Griffiths2–1[3]
08-2808-30  MYSNRMalaysian MastersPutra World Trade CentreKuala Lumpur Jimmy White Dennis Taylor2–1[4]
09-0209-07  HKGNRHong Kong MastersQueen Elizabeth StadiumHong Kong Willie Thorne Dennis Taylor8–3[4]
09-??09-??  CHNNRChina MastersShanghai Steve Davis Terry Griffiths3–0[4]
09-1509-17  IRLNRCarlsberg ChallengeRTÉ StudiosDublin Dennis Taylor Jimmy White8–3[5]
09-1709-21  ENGNRMatchroom Professional ChampionshipCliffs PavilionSouthend-on-Sea Willie Thorne Steve Davis10–9[6]
09-1809-21  SCONRScottish MastersHospitality InnGlasgow Cliff Thorburn Alex Higgins9–8[7]
09-2610-05  ENGWRInternational OpenTrentham GardensStoke-on-Trent Neal Foulds Cliff Thorburn12–9[8]
10-1810-26  ENGWRGrand PrixHexagon TheatreReading Jimmy White Rex Williams10–6[9]
10-2811-01  CANNRCanadian MastersCBC Television StudiosToronto Steve Davis Willie Thorne9–3[10]
11-2211-30  ENGWRUK ChampionshipGuild HallPreston Steve Davis Neal Foulds16–7[11]
12-0212-14  ENGTEWorld Doubles ChampionshipDerngate CentreNorthampton Steve Davis
Tony Meo
Mike Hallett
Stephen Hendry
12–3[12]
01-0201-11  ENGWRThe ClassicNorbreck Castle HotelBlackpool Steve Davis Jimmy White13–12[13]
01-2502-01  ENGNRThe MastersWembley Conference CentreLondon Dennis Taylor Alex Higgins9–8[14]
02-0302-08  SCONRScottish Professional ChampionshipSteve Davis ClubGlasgow Stephen Hendry Jim Donnelly10–7[15]
02-0602-11  ENGNREnglish Professional ChampionshipCorn ExchangeIpswich Tony Meo Les Dodd9–5[16]
02-0902-13  WALNRWelsh Professional ChampionshipNewport CentreNewport Doug Mountjoy Steve Newbury9–7[17]
02-1503-01  ENGWRBritish OpenAssembly RoomsDerby Jimmy White Neal Foulds13–9[18][19]
03-0503-08  CHNNRKent CupBeijing Indoor StadiumBeijing Willie Thorne Jimmy White5–2[4]
03-1803-21  ENGTEWorld CupBournemouth International CentreBournemouth  All Ireland A  Canada9–2[20][21]
03-2403-29  IRLNRIrish MastersGoffs ComplexKildare Steve Davis Willie Thorne9–1[22]
04-1805-04  ENGWRWorld Snooker ChampionshipCrucible TheatreSheffield Steve Davis Joe Johnson18–14[23]
05-0905-16  WALNRPontins ProfessionalPontinsPrestatyn Neal Foulds Willie Thorne9–8[24][25]
01-1705-17  ENGNRMatchroom League Steve Davis Neal Foulds[n 2][26]
05-2705-30  NIRNRIrish Professional ChampionshipAntrim ForumAntrim Dennis Taylor Joe O'Boye9–2[27]
WR = World ranking event
NR = Non-ranking event
TE = Team event

Official rankings

The top 16 of the world rankings, these players automatically played in the final rounds of the world ranking events and were invited for the Masters.[28][29][30]

No.Ch.Name
1 Steve Davis
2 Cliff Thorburn
3 Dennis Taylor
4 Tony Knowles
5 Jimmy White
6 Alex Higgins
7 Willie Thorne
8 Joe Johnson
9 Kirk Stevens
10 Terry Griffiths
11 Tony Meo
12 Silvino Francisco
13 Neal Foulds
14 Doug Mountjoy
15 Ray Reardon
16 Rex Williams

Notes

References