Womens Billiards in 2026: The WPBA Revolution You Cannot Ignore

Women professional billiards is having its moment, and it is bigger than ever. The Women Professional Billiards Association (WPBA) is rapidly elevating the profile of female players, with record-breaking tournament attendance, viral social media moments, and a new generation of stars redefining what championship-level billiards looks like.

The transformation is happening across all levels: from the Pro Billiards Series drawing world-class talent to Las Vegas, to local tournaments seeing more female participation than ever before. Youth programs and diversity initiatives are producing stars who play at a level that demands respect, attention, and sponsorship.

Why This Matters for Your Game

More visibility means more role models, better coaching resources, and a thriving community. Women billiards content is going viral on social media — trick shot videos, tournament highlights, and behind-the-scenes training footage are drawing millions of views. The competitive standard is rising across the board.

For Quarter King Community

Whether you are a casual player looking to improve or someone considering competitive play, this is the best time to be involved in billiards. Quarter King carries equipment trusted by serious players at all levels, and we are committed to supporting the growth of our sport for everyone.

About Corey Bernstein

Corey Bernstein is a competitive pool player, billiards equipment specialist, and co-owner of Quarter King Billiards in Wilmington, North Carolina. With over a decade of experience in the sport, Corey has competed in regional APA and BCA sanctioned tournaments and maintains an intimate knowledge of cue construction, shaft technology, and table mechanics. As a certified dealer for brands including Predator, McDermott, Jacoby, Viking, Lucasi, Meucci, Joss, and Cuetec, Corey personally tests and evaluates every cue that comes through the shop. His hands-on approach to the business means he has racked thousands of hours behind the table — breaking in shafts, comparing tip compounds, and dialing in the nuances that separate a good cue from a great one. When he is not behind the counter or on the table, Corey is researching the latest advances in low-deflection technology, carbon fiber shaft construction, and cue ball physics. His articles on Quarter King Billiards combine real-world playing experience with deep product knowledge to help players at every level find the right equipment for their game.