Title win is '˜amazing' feeling for Lewis Wilson
The 11-year-old, from Havant, whose high break is 22, was the only ever-present player.
He described it as an ‘amazing’ feeling to claim his first winner’s trophy.
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Hide AdElsewhere, Zak Truscott was crowned the division two champion.
The 13-year-old said doing so well in his first snooker competition was ‘brilliant’.
Dean Russell pipped Harry Wilson for the runner-up spot in the top flight on frames won.
While Jack Bover did the same to Billy Reid in the second tier.
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Hide AdLeague organiser Tim Dunkley, a World Snooker coach, has been really happy with the new league.
The future is bright and it is proving a great way of developing young players for the future.
He said: ‘We have been bowled over by the success of this new league.
‘Most of the lads had never played in a competition before and they have all improved, not only in the standard of their play but in their knowledge of the rules and the table etiquette.
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Hide Ad‘The aim now is get some of them ready to compete on the Cuestars regional junior circuit next season.
‘It’s been a pleasure working with them and seeing them develop. But this is just the beginning.
Dunkley runs sessions for under-19s from 4.30pm to 6.30pm every Wednesday.
A new 20-week league kicks off next Wednesday.
Complete beginners are welcome from the age of seven upwards.