We have seen some exceptional performances from players who are battling for the prestigious 14 places on the World Snooker Tour at 2021 Q School, which runs until Sunday June 13th at The Ponds Forge International Sports Centre in Sheffield with each of the three events running for six days.
The four semi-finalists in each event will all earn a two-year tour card for the 2021/22 and 2022/23 seasons. Plus the next two highest players on the Order of Merit will also earn a card. All matches will be best of seven frames.
Here is a breakdown on todays matches
| Billy Joe Castle | 1 | v | 4 | Oliver Brown |
| Callum Lloyd | 3 | v | 4 | Aaron Busuttil |
| Ian Martin | 2 | v | 4 | Si Jiahui |
| Michael Georgiou | 4 | v | 0 | Umut Dikme |
| David Donovan | 0 | v | 4 | Soheil Vahedi |
| Jackson Page | 4 | v | 2 | Michael Judge |
| Gary Challis | 1 | v | 4 | Hamim Hussain |
| Sanderson Lam | 1 | v | 4 | Sean Harvey |
| Harvey Chandler | 0 | v | 4 | Rod Lawler |
| Mitchell Mann | 4 | v | 0 | Eden Sharav |
| Ryan Davies | 3 | v | 4 | Daniel Womersley |
| Duane Jones | 4 | v | 0 | Alfie Burden |
| Yuan SiJun | 4 | v | 1 | Alex Millington |
| Hayden Staniland | 4 | v | 1 | Luo Honghao |
| Daniel Wells | 2 | v | 4 | Sydney Wilson |
| John J Astley | 2 | v | 4 | Ross Muir |
| Michael White | 0 | v | 4 | Peter Lines |
| Lee Shanker | 4 | v | 1 | Alex Taubman |
| Leo Fernandez | 1 | v | 4 | Ian Burns |
| David Lilley | 4 | v | 2 | Paul Davies |
| Raymond Fry | 1 | v | 4 | Fraser Patrick |
| Niel Vincent | 0 | v | 4 | Lei Peifan |
| James Cahill | 4 | v | 3 | Hammad Miah |
| Florian Nuessle | 0 | v | 4 | Bai Langning |
| Oliver Brown | 4 | v | 2 | Aaron Busuttil |
| Si Jiahui | 3 | v | 4 | Michael Georgiou |
| Soheil Vahedi | 2 | v | 4 | Jackson Page |
| Hamim Hussain | 1 | v | 4 | Sean Harvey |
| Rod Lawler | 2 | v | 4 | Mitchell Mann |
| Daniel Womersley | 2 | v | 4 | Duane Jones |
| Yuan SiJun | 4 | v | 0 | Hayden Staniland |
| Sydney Wilson | 4 | v | 3 | Ross Muir |
