Category: Features
KELLY FISHER TO HAVE OPEN HEART SURGERY
Great Britain’s World Number 2 expected to make full recovery but will miss the 2014 World Team Championship. By Ted Lerner WPA Press Officer Multiple world champion and current WPA World number 2 ranked...
4th Annual 14.1 Straight Pool Hall of Fame Banquet.
New York City – Pool fans are invited to have dinner with the world’s greatest players at the 4th Annual 14.1 Straight Pool Hall of Fame Banquet. The special event takes place at 7:30pm on August...
The Netherlands’ Niels Feijen wins the 2014 World 9-ball Championship
THE TERMINATOR SNAPS IT OFF
The Netherlands’ Niels Feijen wins the 2014 World 9-ball Championship with a hard fought 13-10 win over Austria’s Albin Ouschan.
By Ted Lerner“¨WPA Press Officer      – Photos Courtesy of Richard WalkerÂ
(Doha, Qatar)--Finally, Niels Feijen snapped off the big one. And fittingly he did it in typical Niels Feijen style.
26th Annual BEF Junior Nationals Underway
26th Annual BEF Junior Nationals Underway June 25, 2014 (Englewood, CO): The 26th Annual Junior National 9-Ball Championships presented by the Billiard Education Foundation (BEF) are currently underway at the Kentucky International...
The fifth annual three-cushion billiard tournament held at the Masonic Temple in Dubuque
The photo of the finalists and the tournament director was taken by John Langhoff. Left to right are Bob Jewett, Tom Rossman, Bob Byrne, Gary Eake, Brian Haff, Eric Spencer and Gorge Ashby.
TIME FOR THE GOLD RUSH IN DOHA
The 2014 WPA World 9-Ball Championship kicks off on Saturday with a power packed field eyeing pool’s ultimate pantheon.
Bogies Billiards & Sports Bar
Joey Torres, Rafael Martinez
In an amazing display of talent beyond his young years, 14 year old Houston local Joey Torres blazed through a field of 37 players, going undefeated to win the Poison by Predator Tour Open 8-Ball event on June 8th, 2014, held at Bogies Billiards & Sports Bar in Houston, Texas. This was a third consecutive tournament win for Torres, winning two previous Lone Star Tour amateur events, upgrading Torres to “œopen division” player status.