Brilliant racks up a memorable afternoon for charity

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Brilliant Solutions was on cue at Rileys as 70 players and several late arrivals chalked up an afternoon of pool, networking and fundraising.

The firm’s latest pool tournament, held last week, appears to have sunk every previous contender, drawing its largest crowd yet and delivering what organisers described as the perfect chaos.

The decision to upgrade the venue proved to be anything but a long shot. It did, however, leave organiser Ivan Vizor racing between tables for much of the day and with precious little time to mingle.

Georgina Dean and Jane King
Georgina Dean and Jane King

Vizor has already devised a solution for next year: Michael Craig will be handed that particular cue.

The event also racked up more than £1,200 for the Cotswold Down Syndrome Group, a charity close to Vizor’s heart. The money was raised in memory of his niece, Daniella, with organisers now hoping to push the total nearer to £2,000.

Pool player
The event also racked up more than £1,200 for the Cotswold Down Syndrome Group.

Those wishing to help the appeal clear that final hurdle can donate through the event’s JustGiving page.

Ian Hewett kept the fundraising rolling by auctioning two tickets to a Steve Bruce dinner, with Simon Munday pocketing the prize after making the winning bid.

Ryley's
The decision to upgrade the venue to Rileys London proved to be anything but a long shot.

The day was supported by Afin Bank, Bluecroft, Buckinghamshire BS, Central Trust, Financial Reporter, Fleet, Foundation, Hilco Global, Kensington, Movin Legal, MT Finance, Paymentshield, Prosperity IFA, SOMO, Saffron, Pepper, Zephyr and Mortgage Wallet.

Pool
The day was supported by Afin Bank, Bluecroft, Buckinghamshire BS, Central Trust, Financial Reporter, Fleet, Foundation, Hilco Global, Kensington, Movin Legal, MT Finance, Paymentshield, Prosperity IFA, SOMO, Saffron, Pepper, Zephyr and Mortgage Wallet.

After an afternoon that left its predecessors behind the eight ball, Brilliant has confirmed that the tournament will return next year. It’s clear that Vizor will need a clean break before the next event…

Winners
Winning formula: Those wishing to help the appeal clear that final hurdle can donate through the event’s JustGiving page.

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