The first event of the series had seen the players travel to Fakenham's Pot Black Club for the first time.
Dean Bavister (Rushden) won his first junior ranking event defeating Jim Chambers (Ely) 200-183 in a close final, Dean's timely 48 break clinching victory and also the highest break prize.
In the semi finals Dean had beaten Ashley Burton (Raunds) 252-104 while Jim had despatched Fraser Adams 321-16 1.
In the Plate final Fakenham duo Keith Chapman and David Wells met with Chapman taking the Plate 200-140.
At the end of March, the rankings in the Junior Billiard circuit were as follows, all players from Teesside unless otherwise referenced:
55: Jim Chambers (Cambs.); Chris Brunskill; 50: Robin Wilson; 47: Dean Bavister (Northants.); 35: Fraser Adams (Northants.); 30: Darren Clark, Chris Gladwin, Lee McKenna, Matthew Sutton (Northants.); 25: Ashley Burton (Northants.) Matthew Lee (Lincolnshire) Danny Thompson; 21: John Hartley, Martin Shutt; 20: Peter Arkless, Tony King; 19: Anthony Bishop, Keith Chapman (Norfolk); 16: Wayne Gardener (Northants.) Leon Massingham (Norfolk) Philip Wilson; 15: Anthony Peacock, Mark Watering (Norfolk); 12: David Wells (Norfolk); 11: Steven Hassock; 10: Wayne Bean (Lincolnshire) David Butler, Scott Casey, Calvin Daws (Norfolk) Andrew Gove, Jeff Henderson, Michael Price, Jason Robinson, Paul Smith, James Whiles; 5: Mark Coates, Robbie Harvey, Paul Johnson, Adam Longstaff, John Manden, Michael Stephenson, Paul Thompson, Philip Thompson.