Peter Lines

Who is Peter Lines?

Peter Lines is an English professional snooker player from Leeds. He practices at the Northern Snooker Centre in Leeds.

He has twice reached the Quarter-Final of a ranking tournament, in the 1999 China International, and the 2009 UK Championship.

In 1992, he qualified for the Strachan Open by defeating Iwan Jones 5-2, Gary Peters 5-2, John Burns 5-4, Bert Demarco 5-1, Joe O'Boye 5-1, Craig Edwards 5-3 and Steve Newbury 5-1, before losing to John Parrott 5-2 in the last 32.

In the same year, he qualified for the 1992 Asian Open by defeating Ted Guerreri 5-1, Frank Maskell 5-1, David McLellan 5-2, Steve Longworth 5-4, Tony Wilson 5-3, Steve Duggan 5-1 and Steve Newbury 5-1, before losing to David Roe 5-2 in the last 32.

His next qualification came in the 1995 International Open, for which he beat Colin Kelly 5-2, Scott Bigham 5-2, Fergal O'Brien 5-4 and Doug Mountjoy 5-4, before losing to Ken Doherty 5-1 in the last 32.

1998 was a good year for Lines, qualifying for the Welsh Open with a 5-2 win over Karl Broughton followed by a 5-0 defeat of Rod Lawler, losing out 5-1 to Stephen Lee in the last 32.

He qualified for the Scottish Open in the following month with a dramatic 5-4 win over Willie Thorne, before beating Top-5 player Mark Williams 5-3. He lost 5-0 to Chris Scanlon in the last 32.