2002 Scottish Open (snooker)

Regal Scottish Open

Tournament information
Dates	6–14 April 2002 (2002-04-06 – 2002-04-14)
Venue	AECC
City	Aberdeen
Country	Scotland
Organisation	WPBSA
Format	Ranking event
Total prize fund	£597,200
Winner's share	£82,500
Final
Champion	Stephen Lee (ENG)
Runner-up	David Gray (ENG)
Score	9–2
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The 2002 Regal Scottish Open was a professional ranking snooker tournament that took place between 6–14 April 2002 at the A.E.C.C in Aberdeen, Scotland. It was the eighth ranking event of the 2001/2002 season.

Stephen Lee claimed his third ranking title by defeating David Gray 9–2 in the final. This was the first all-English final of the Scottish Open and was the first all-English final of this overall competition since 1988, when Steve Davis defeated Jimmy White 12–6 in the International Open.^[1][2] The following year had another all-English final with David Gray defeating Mark Selby 9–7.^[1]

Main draw[]

^[3]

	Last 48 Best of 9 frames					Last 32 Best of 9 frames					Last 16 Best of 9 frames					Quarter-finals Best of 9 frames					Semi-finals Best of 11 frames					Final Best of 17 frames
	22	John Parrott	5			1	Peter Ebdon	5
		Wayne Brown	2			22	John Parrott	3
											1	Peter Ebdon	5
											28	Michael Judge	1
	28	Michael Judge	5	10	Joe Swail	3
	53	Gary Ponting	0			28	Michael Judge	5
																1	Peter Ebdon	5
															25	Quinten Hann	4
	25	Quinten Hann	5			5	Ken Doherty	4
	42	Jimmy Michie	3			25	Quinten Hann	5
											25	Quinten Hann	5
											27	Joe Perry	2
	27	Joe Perry	5	14	Graeme Dott	4
	44	Stuart Bingham	2			27	Joe Perry	5
																					1	Peter Ebdon	3
																					30	David Gray	6
	29	Tony Drago	5			6	Stephen Hendry	5
		Kristján Helgason	3			29	Tony Drago	3
											6	Stephen Hendry	5
											61	Ali Carter	0
	24	Chris Small	4	16	Fergal O'Brien	1
	61	Ali Carter	5			61	Ali Carter	5
																6	Stephen Hendry	3
															30	David Gray	5
	19	Anthony Hamilton	5			13	Mark King	5
	52	Stephen Maguire	3			19	Anthony Hamilton	1
											13	Mark King	2
											30	David Gray	5
	30	David Gray	5	4	John Higgins	4
	95	Mark Selby	3			30	David Gray	5
																										30	David Gray	2
																										8	Stephen Lee	9
	23	Nigel Bond	5			7	Matthew Stevens	4
	54	Robert Milkins	0			23	Nigel Bond	5
											23	Nigel Bond	5
												Bjorn Haneveer	3
	18	Drew Henry	4	12	Alan McManus	4
		Bjorn Haneveer	5				Bjorn Haneveer	5
																23	Nigel Bond	5
															15	Dave Harold	1
	31	Anthony Davies	4			15	Dave Harold	5
	43	Bradley Jones	5			43	Bradley Jones	2
											15	Dave Harold	5
											85	Barry Hawkins	0
	17	Marco Fu	3	3	Ronnie O'Sullivan	3
	85	Barry Hawkins	5			85	Barry Hawkins	5
																					23	Nigel Bond	5
																					8	Stephen Lee	6
	20	Dominic Dale	5			9	Paul Hunter	3
	40	Shokat Ali	1			20	Dominic Dale	5
											20	Dominic Dale	4
											8	Stephen Lee	5
	21	Steve Davis	5	8	Stephen Lee	5
	47	Dave Finbow	3			21	Steve Davis	1
																8	Stephen Lee	5
															11	Jimmy White	2
	26	Billy Snaddon	4			11	Jimmy White	5
	37	Gary Wilkinson	5			37	Gary Wilkinson	0
											11	Jimmy White	5
											2	Mark Williams	3
	32	James Wattana	4	2	Mark Williams	5
	33	Brian Morgan	5			33	Brian Morgan	3

Final[]

Final: Best of 17 frames. A.E.C.C., Aberdeen, Scotland, 14 April 2002.[3]
David Gray (30)  England	2–9	Stephen Lee (8)  England
Afternoon: 71–24, 26–63, 1–75 (52), 0–123 (107), 18–70 (70), 15–67, 81–57 (81, 50), 43–68 Evening: 14–74, 13–99 (95), 2–82
81	Highest break	107
0	Century breaks	1
1	50+ breaks	5

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