2002 LG Cup (snooker)

LG Cup
Tournament information
Dates	4–12 October 2003
Venue	Guild Hall
City	Preston
Country	England
Organisation(s)	WPBSA
Format	Ranking event
Final
Champion	Chris Small
Runner-up	Alan McManus
Score	9–5
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The 2002 LG Cup professional ranking snooker tournament took place between 5 and 13 October 2002 at the Guild Hall in Preston, England.

Chris Small won his only ranking title, by defeating Alan McManus 9–5 in the final.

1 Main draw
2 Final
3 Qualifying
- 3.1 Round 1
- 3.2 Round 2–4
4 References

Main draw

^[1]^[2]

Round 1 Best of 9 frames					Round 2 Best of 9 frames			Round 3 Best of 9 frames			Quarter-Finals Best of 9 frames			Semi-Finals Best of 11 frames			Final Best of 17 frames

31	Ali Carter	3			1	Stephen Lee	5
	Ryan Day	5				Ryan Day	4
								1	Stephen Lee	4

								15	Alan McManus	5
18	John Parrott	1	15	Alan McManus	5

	Shokat Ali	5				Shokat Ali	0
											15	Alan McManus	5

											19	David Gray	3
30	Nigel Bond	5			16	Joe Swail	3

	Brian Morgan	1			30	Nigel Bond	5
								30	Nigel Bond	4

								19	David Gray	5
19	David Gray	5	8	Matthew Stevens	1

	Atthasit Mahitthi	1			19	David Gray	5
														15	Alan McManus	6

														25	Steve Davis	4
28	Tony Drago	5			7	Stephen Hendry	5

	Gary Wilkinson	3			28	Tony Drago	1
								7	Stephen Hendry	3

								9	Paul Hunter	5
32	James Wattana	5	9	Paul Hunter	5

	Robin Hull	4			32	James Wattana	3
											9	Paul Hunter	4

											25	Steve Davis	5
25	Steve Davis	5			10	Jimmy White	4

	Jamie Burnett	4			25	Steve Davis	5
								25	Steve Davis	5

								3	Mark Williams	1
24	Michael Judge	5	4	Mark Williams	5

	Dave Finbow	0			24	Michael Judge	3
																	15	Alan McManus	5

																	29	Chris Small	9
17	Anthony Hamilton	5			3	Ronnie O'Sullivan	5

	Ian McCulloch	4			17	Anthony Hamilton	2
								3	Ronnie O'Sullivan	5

									Michael Holt	3
22	Drew Henry	3	14	Quinten Hann	4

	Michael Holt	5				Michael Holt	5
											3	Ronnie O'Sullivan	1

											29	Chris Small	5
29	Chris Small	5			13	Joe Perry	2

	Mark Davis	2			29	Chris Small	5
								29	Chris Small	5

								5	John Higgins	1
26	Anthony Davies	5	5	John Higgins	5

	Marcus Campbell	0			26	Anthony Davies	0
														29	Chris Small	6

															Jimmy Michie	2
21	Dave Harold	4			6	Ken Doherty	3

	Patrick Wallace	5				Patrick Wallace	5
									Patrick Wallace	4

									Jimmy Michie	5
27	Marco Fu	2	11	Mark King	2

	Jimmy Michie	5				Jimmy Michie	5
												Jimmy Michie	5

												Gerard Greene	4
20	Dominic Dale	3			12	Graeme Dott	1

	Gerard Greene	5				Gerard Greene	5
									Gerard Greene	5

									Fergal O'Brien	4
23	Fergal O'Brien	5	2	Peter Ebdon	4

	Nick Dyson	3			23	Fergal O'Brien	5

Final

Final: Best of 17 frames Guild Hall, Preston, England, 13 October 2002.^[1]
Alan McManus (15) Scotland	–	Chris Small (29) Scotland
Afternoon: 30–81, 94–34, 68–19 (62), 78–15 (73), 6–75 (51), 75–24 (62), 0–69 (69), 52–54 Evening:0-94 (62), 0–75, 58–55, 48–76, 31–65 (65), 28–63
73	Highest break	69
0	Century breaks	0
3	50+ breaks	4

Qualifying

^[2]

Round 1

Best of 9 frames

Ryan Day	5–3	Matthew Selt
Alain Robidoux	5–3	Hugh Abernethy
Peter Lines	5–4	Lee Spick
Rod Lawler	5–3	Peter Roscoe
John Read	3–5	Johl Younger
Antony Bolsover	2–5	Jamie Cope
Paul Wykes	5–3	Jin Long
Jason Ferguson	0–5	Atthasit Mahitthi
Paul Davies	4–5	David Gilbert
Tony Jones	4–5	Colm Gilcreest
Joe Johnson	3–5	Bob Chaperon
Stephen Kershaw	2–5	Kwan Poomjang
Shaun Murphy	5–2	Matthew Farrant
Luke Fisher	4–5	Stefan Mazrocis
Paul Davison	5–4	Justin Astley
Phaitoon Phonbun	5–3	Mark Gray

Kristjan Helgason	5–1	Mario Wehrman
Jeff Cundy	3–5	Pang Weiguo
Craig Butler	2–5	Jimmy Robertson
Andrew Norman	4–5	Jason Weston
Martin Dziewialtowski	5–0	Nick Pearce
Andrew Higginson	3–5	David John
Troy Shaw	2–5	Simon Bedford
Jason Prince	4–5	David McLellan
Matthew Couch	4–5	Munraj Pal
Wayne Brown	5–4	Ricky Walden
Neal Foulds	0–5	Leo Fernandez
Rory McLeod	5–4	Darren Clarke
Euan Henderson	5–3	Manan Chandra
Sean Storey	5–1	Eddie Manning
Lee Walker	5–1	James Reynolds
Adrian Gunnell	5–0	David Donovan

Round 2–4

Round 2 Best of 9 frames		Round 3 Best of 9 frames		Round 4 Best of 9 frames

Ryan Day	5	Bjorn Haneveer	3	Jonathan Birch	4
Alain Robidoux	4	Ryan Day	5	Ryan Day	5

Peter Lines	2	Andy Hicks	1	Shokat Ali	5
Rod Lawler	5	Rod Lawler	5	Rod Lawler	2

Johl Younger	2	Stuart Pettman	4	Brian Morgan	5
Jamie Cope	5	Jamie Cope	5	Jamie Cope	4

Paul Wykes	1	Nick Walker	4	Terry Murphy	2
Atthasit Mahitthi	5	Atthasit Mahitthi	5	Atthasit Mahitthi	5

David Gilbert	3	Bradley Jones	1	Gary Wilkinson	5
Colm Gilcreest	5	Colm Gilcreest	5	Colm Gilcreest	3

Bob Chaperon	2	Stephen Maguire	2	Robin Hull	5
Kwan Poomjang	5	Kwan Poomjang	5	Kwan Poomjang	2

Shaun Murphy	2	Barry Pinches	5	Jamie Burnett	5
Stefan Mazrocis	5	Stefan Mazrocis	3	Barry Pinches	4

Paul Davison	5	Dave Finbow	5	David Roe	4
Phaitoon Phonbun	3	Paul Davison	4	Dave Finbow	5

Kristjan Helgason	5	Stuart Bingham	5	Ian McCulloch	5
Pang Weiguo	2	Kristjan Helgason	1	Stuart Bingham	4

Jimmy Robertson	1	Mike Dunn	5	Michael Holt	5
Jason Weston	5	Jason Weston	3	Mike Dunn	2

Martin Dziewialtowski	5	Barry Hawkins	4	Mark Davis	5
David John	2	Martin Dziewialtowski	5	Martin Dziewialtowski	3

Simon Bedford	1	Mark Selby	4	Marcus Campbell	5
David McLellan	5	David McLellan	5	David McLellan	3

Munraj Pal	2	Darren Morgan	5	Patrick Wallace	5
Wayne Brown	5	Wayne Brown	3	Darren Morgan	4

Leo Fernandez	5	Jimmy Michie	5	Billy Snaddon	3
Rory McLeod	4	Leo Fernandez	2	Jimmy Michie	5

Euan Henderson	2	Gerard Greene	5	Robert Milkins	4
Sean Storey	5	Sean Storey	4	Gerard Greene	5

Lee Walker	3	Nick Dyson	5	Alfie Burden	1
Adrian Gunnell	5	Adrian Gunnell	2	Nick Dyson	5

References

^ ^a ^b "LG Cup 2002". WWW Snooker. http://www.snooker.org/trn/0203/lgcup2002_res.shtml. Retrieved 25 April 2011.
^ ^a ^b "2002 LG Cup". Global Snooker Centre. Archived from the original on 18 September 2006. http://replay.web.archive.org/20060918103311/http://www.globalsnookercentre.co.uk/files/Results/2002LG1.htm.

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