Ellise Scott

Ellise Scott (born 2011) is an English snooker player. She has won three World Women's Snooker Tour under-21 titles. In March 2025, she became the top-ranked player on the World Women's Snooker Tour under-21 rankings and retained that placing until October. At the 2025 EBSA European Snooker Championship she reached the semi-finals of the individual women's tournament, and, with Rebecca Kenna, won the Women's Team Championship.

Biography Ellise Scott was born 2011. She started playing snooker aged six, on her grandparents' snooker table. In July 2025 she said that her "passion for snooker" started while travelling to tournaments with her older brother O'Shay, who also plays snooker competitively.

At the 2023 English Women's Snooker Championship, aged 12, she progressed from the group stage after defeating Jan Hughes and Maureen Rowland, then eliminated Marianne Williams in the quarter-finals, before losing 0–2 to Jamie Hunter in the semi-finals. The Snooker Scene magazine writer Annette Lord described this as "another impressive run" from Scott.

In 2024, Scott was one of eight players invited to join the English Partnership for Snooker and Billiards Junior Elite Performance Programme, which provides advice on sports psychology, nutrition, and how to obtain funding. She was selected for the England Women's team for the 2024 HIBSF Home International Championships alongside Hannah Jones, and Daisy May Oliver; the England team defeated the Scotland team, who were the only other entrants, by 33 s to 3, with England players winning all of their matches.

She won her first title on the WWS tour, the under-21s event at the British Women's Open, in May 2024 after defeating Chloe Payne 2–0 in the semi-finals and Sophie Nix by the same score in the final.

Later that year, she eliminated Zoe Killington 2–1 in the semi-finals and then beat Payne 2–0 to win the UK Women's Championship under-21s tournament. As of September 2025 she still held top place in that list. In October, at the women's EBSA European Snooker Championship, she defeated eventual champion Anna Prysazhnuka in the group stages and reached the semi-finals, where she lost to Kenna. Scott and Kenna won the women's team title, defeating Deu Va and Rachell Enfroy of France 3–2 in the final.

As of July 2025 she lived in Eastleigh with her mother Federica and her brother O'Shay.

1. EPSB 2024 Women's Tour – Event 1 data-sort-value="Kenna, Rebecca" |

2. WWS 2025 Belgian Women's Open Challenge Cup data-sort-value="Phoemphul, Narucha" |

3. WWS 2025 British Women's Open – Under-21s data-sort-value="Chan Wai Lam" |

3. EPSB 2025 English Women's Snooker Championship data-sort-value="Kenna, Rebecca" |

+Team finals contested by Ellise ScottOutcomeNo.OrganisationYearChampionshipTeam membersOpponent in the finalScore Winner 1 Home Internationals Billiards and Snooker Federation 2024 Home Internationals Women's Team 6–0 Winner 2 European Billiards and Snooker Association 2025 EBSA Women's Team 3–2