Gutted not to make a ton. Good break and 2 wins out of 2 today onto tomorrow 2 more matches.
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21st March 2026 09:15
CHURCH HITS OPENING DAY
David Church has hit the highest break of the Belgian Open so far with a run of 73 during his group stage match against Glenn Thomas.
The break is his second-highest to date on the WDBS Tour.
WDBS - 2026 Belgian Open - Breaks
SEM Ultra Tips, Aramith - Billiard Balls, Iwan Simonis Billiards, Ambience Lighting, AL Humm, Steve Gibbs, Tom Hill, Moebius Syndrome Foundation, MattAndrews Mentoring, SC.Snooker Cue, Sudbury Snooker Club and new function room, APCueSports.Com, Cue Care Corner, Custom Cues, World Disability Billiards and Snooker.
30th January 2026 17:00
Additional Sponsorship Needed
David is seeking additional financial help to fulfil upcoming fixtures in 2026, Anyone interested in sponsoring second placed WDBS Group 4 rankings player David, please contact him.
20th October 2025 12:12
Great week in for the WDBS European Championships. Lost in another final 3-1, missed the boat on two frames gutted not to take it to 2-2 but the signs are their and I just need to work harder, trust myself more and play more on instinct and not get bogged down overthinking when playing in tournaments.
Hope my good friend Carl Gibson gets well soon too was guttering for him to withdraw the semi final due to not being physically able to play.
WDBS Irish Open in November then onto disability 900 event.
Can’t wait to get home to my family.....miss them all so much; Ronnie, Alfie, Bella and Lettitia Cooper-Bradford
Thanks to all my sponsors and supporters too!
The Mortgage Centre Lee Rulten
Sudbury Snooker Club and new function room
Onwards and Upwards!
26th September 2025 21:25
Tribute to BOJUE Signed Player David Church：
Despite physical challenges, he has reached the historic world No. 1 ranking in WDBS events through sheer skill—a tenacity that truly inspires. The BOJUE Billiard Factory promptly decided to sponsor him, offering tangible support to this exceptional billiards athlete as he strives toward his second world championship title!
Regarding this year's tournament schedule, the following events are highly anticipated:
UK Championships
European Championships
Albania Open
Irish Open
We will continue to keep a close watch on all upcoming tournaments.
20th May 2025 09:19
Through adversity to the top of the game
Lost in the Hull Open final 3-1 to good friend William Thomson frames went scrappy and I just couldn’t get the job done I played some good stuff in patches but snooker gods just didn’t want to make it my day onto champion of champions next month happy to get this far without practicing much. Then onto the 25/26 season!
Thanks to my sponsors as always
18th May 2025 16:32
Through adversity to the top of the game
David talks with Alex Upham on The Snooker Therapy Podcast about the challenges he has faced and how snooker help him overcome them.....an interesting and inspiring listen.
25th March 2025 14:00
David Church - Group 4 No.2
After finishing runner-up to friend and rival Carl Gibson in the World Disability Snooker Championship in Thailand, David drops to second place in the group 4 rankings. For a full report go to WDBS website
17th August 2024 14:50
David Church - Group 4 No.1
It is now confirmed that David is top of the group 4 rankings. For a full report go to WDBS website
16th September 2024 16:40
David Church - Group 4 UK Champion 2024
David wins UK Championship without dropping a frame. This should see him move to the top of the group 4 rankings. Full report to follow.
13th August 2024 22:02
David Church - Group 4 German Open Champion 2023 and 2024
David defends his crown in Germany which sees him move into second place in group 4 rankings. For a full report go to WDBS website
16th December 2023 19:30
SNOOKERZ to sponsor David in the Woking Open (ProAm)
Many thanks to SNOOKERZ who are sponsoring David at the British Open January 2024, at the Woking Snooker Centre
16th November 2023 19:20
David moves up in the rankings
Following recent success's David has moved up into second place in the WDBS Group 4 ranking table.
30th October 2023 13:15
At last!
After a run of eight consecutive defeats in finals David's determination sees him as the last man standing to win the group 4 competition in the inaugural WDBS German Open. This speaks volumes for the hard work David has put in on the practice table and his determination to succeed. This result elevates David into second place in the WDBS Group 4 rankings. This must surely give David the confidence to push on to the next level. Read more about David's victory run and all the detail from the other groups here.
13th October 2023 13:15
Snooker really saved my life!
David was recently interviewed by BBC Norfolk......read the interview here
In order to realised this opportunity and accept the invitation David needs at least £1,300 in addition to funding from WDBS to cover travel costs and essential expenses. To help raise funds David has created a Just Giving page. David thought long and hard before using this approach given times are hard......so please do not feel obligated to donate. However, any donations or sponsorship, no matter how little, will be greatly appreciated.
24th September 2023 21:00
David's consistent performances in snooker tournaments have not gone unnoticed by WDBS (World Disability Billiards and Snooker) and as a result he has been selected to represent Great Britain in the World Abilitysport Games. These are to be held in Thailand this December 2023. For David this as an opportunity of a lifetime, something he says...."I would be gutted to miss out on."
In order to realised this opportunity and accept the invitation David needs at least £1,300 in addition to funding from WDBS to cover travel costs and essential expenses. To help raise funds David has created a Just Giving page. David thought long and hard before using this approach given times are hard......so please do not feel obligated to donate. However, any donations or sponsorship, no matter how little, will be greatly appreciated.
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