2020 English Amateur Champion
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Ben Hancorn achieved a dream by qualifying for the World Snooker Tour for the first time at 38-years-old through Q School in August 2020.
From Bristol, Hancorn defeated Dean Reynolds, Chen Feilong and Kuldesh Johal for the loss of just three frames to turn professional.
Earlier in 2020, Hancorn also achieved success at national level as he became the 100th player win the EPSB English Amateur Championship following a 5-3 success against Rory McLeod at the Centaur in Cheltenham.
Hancorn is also the brother-in-law of former professional Andrew Norman.