2022 Q Tour Play Off Final: Update…

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JULIEN LECIERCQ is the new player to be awarded a two-year professional tour card for the next season on WST through the Q Tour Play Off.

He’s the second Belgian player to join the tour as he follows in the footsteps of the Belgian Bullet Luca Brecel, a two-time ranking event winner.

Leciercq, 19, came from two-nil down to beat talented Englishman Alex Clenshaw 5 – 2, with just a high break of 80.

However, Clenshaw, 20, who came through a marathon of a semi-final against 15-year-old Welsh prospect Liam Davies, who was the youngest player to win a match at the World Championship Qualifiers last month, nicked that decider to get himself into the final, raced out of the blocks with breaks of 101 and a 70.

But from then on Leciercq dictated the game and ran out a winner 5 – 2.

The 16-player field had a strong mix of youth and experience with the likes of former pro-Harvey Chandler, who lost in the semi-final to Leciercq, among the names as well as hot prospects Ryan Davies and Liam Davies.