Neil Toms wins event 3, beating Darren Hope 7-2 in the final, putting him 10 ranking points clear of 3rd place. Neil beat John Roe 6-1 in the semi final, while Tom Kennedy took Darren to a final frame decider.

Karl Sutton beat Harry Irwin 5-1 to win the plate event.

Mark Gray secures event 2, beating Phil Harrison 7-1 in the final. The 9 ball professionals continue to show their 8 ball ability with Richard Jones narrowly losing out 6-5 in the first semi final. Frank Costello was the other semi finalist.

Guiseppe D'Imperio beat Lee Kendall 5-4 to win the plate event.

There is a short break until event 3, but the draw is available online now.

Eddie Barker wins event 1, beating Frank Costello 7-6 in the final. After a 5-4 win in an early round Eddie eased his way into the final with wins of 5-3, 5-1, 6-1 and 6-2. Kev Smith and Brijesh Chudamasa were the beaten semi finalists.

John Roe claimed the first plate event of 2013, beating Phil Harrison 5-4 in the final.

The next event is only a month away, the draw is done and online. Will Eddie be able to do it again?

Congratulations to Phil Harrison, beating Lee Kendall 9-7 to claim the final event of 2012. Neil Toms and Jason Bates made it to the semi final stage, but went down 8-1 and 8-2 respectively. Darren Baker and Eddie Barker also worth a mention as both of them made it through to the quarter finals, having started at 10am and won 2 matches before the top 32 joined the draw.

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year - hope to see you at the Herts Tour in 2013!

Daniel Davy wins event 5, beating Alex Lewis 7-6 in the final. Eddie Barker made it to his first semi final, losing 6-4 to Daniel Davy, while Alex Lewis narrowly beat Ben Clark 6-5.

Neil Toms beat Edward Mercer 5-2 to win the plate event.

With rankings playing a big part in the draw for the grand final, Dave Langham squeezes into 32nd spot ahead of Jordan Church by a single prelim point. The top 16 are automatically through to the 3rd round, with John Roe holding on to 16th spot.

Lee Kendall wins event 4, beating Jason Bates 7-1 in the final. Lee played consistently well all day dropping very few frames as he progressed 5-1, 5-1, 5-3, 6-1, 6-2, 7-1. Lee's win takes him from 8th to 3rd in the rankings.

Joff Middleton had a good run at this event beating Michael Hope, Ian Kettel and Neil Toms on his way to the semi final. Aidan Finch also made it to the semi final stage with wins over Ben Clark, Mickey Lambert and Darren Hope.

The plate event was won by Michael Hope, beating Kev Smith 5-3.

Due to the rescheduling of Champion of Champions 2012 we've been forced to move the date of the grand final. It was scheduled for 10th November 2012, but we've had to move it to 8th December 2012.

Congratulations to Ian Ali, winner of event 3, beating Phil Harrison 7-2 in the final.

Aidan Finch and Daniel Davy also doing well, reaching the semi finals.

Neil Toms wins the second event, beating Michael Hope 7-5 in the final. A welcome boost to Neil's 2012 ranking points taking him from 11th to 5th in the overall rankings.

Only 1 pro ranked player, John Roe, made it past the last 16 stage. Pros from previous years didn't do much better with only Neil Toms making it past the last 16.

The battle to remain in the top 32 continues with Steve McCann stealing last place, closely followed by Daniel Davy and Ady Bonsor who both drop outside the top 32 for event 3.

Phil Harrison wins the first event of 2012, beating close friend, Rich Wharton, 7-2 in the final.

New to the tour, Jimmy Carney, won 5 matches and was narrowly beaten 6-4 by Phil Harrison in the semi finals. A noteworthy performance, coming through 3 deciding frames along the way.

As always, the first event of the tour had almost full attendance, the organisers would like to thank the players for their patience on the day.

With the next event coming up in May, can Phil continue the success? Or will Cambridge's Mickey Lambert step up and show the form that took him to the number 1 spot in the rankings?