This is also the second time in the past three years that the world women's snooker has held the event, and the event has also attracted women of all ages to participate.
Ploychompoo Laokiatphong and Tessa Davidson won the 2022 World Women's Snooker U21 Championship and Senators Championship at Ding Junhui Snooker House in Sheffield.
World Women's Snooker hosted a series of competitions from February 10 to 14, with the U21 Championship and the Senators Championship taking the lead in deciding on the winner. This is also the second time in the past three years that the world women's snooker has held the event, and the event has also attracted women of all ages to participate.
Ploychompoo Laokiatphong defends his U21 championship title
Thailand's Ploychompoo Laokiatphong, who won the tournament for the first time three years ago, defended the U21 Championship with an absolute advantage of winning all three games and not losing a single set in this year's U21 competition.
Ploychompoo Laokiatphon, 19, defeated Briton's Chloe White and Zoe Kellington in the process of qualifying to the finals and scored a single-stroke-high score of 49 in the second set against Chloe White to lock up his final spot.
Ploychompoo Laokiatphon's final opponent was 13-year-old Lily Meldron. Originally from Australia, Meldron is her second tournament on the Women's Tour and her first on British soil. The talented teen impressed with her performance, with a 3-1 victory over Junior Top-1 Junior Scout Steph Daughtery in the quarter-finals before she reversed her victory over Japan's Miina Tani from 0:2 in the semifinals.
Coming to the final, Laokiatphong used his rich competition experience to gain a big advantage in the competition, defeating the young Meldren 3:0 to successfully defend the U21 Championship championship.
Davidson became the women's Senator Championship champion
England's Tessa Davidson won the British Open at Leicester last month, and a month later she won her second Seniors title at Sheffield.
After 23 years away from the game, former multi-ranked champion Tessa Davidson recently returned to the Senators. In this competition, she won the Senatorial Championship for the first time with an excellent result of losing only one set in four matches.
Davidson defeated Belgium's Anja Vandenbussche in the first round on his way to the final, mary Talbot-Deegan 3-1 in the second round, and Poland's Izabela Cka 3-0 in the semifinals to reach the final.
Another finalist is also from Poland, with Ewelina Pislewska reaching the final after winning three consecutive victories over England's Jenny Poulter, Annette Bates and Marianne Williams.
Davidson didn't give up in the final, she scored 40 points in the third set, and finally won 3:0 to continue her wonderful comeback journey.
The 2022 World Women's Snooker Series Championship will continue from February 11 to 14.