Womens Professional Billiards Association Tickets

The Women’s Professional Billiards Association (WPBA) stands as one of the game’s most enduring professional circuits for women. Founded in 1976 by Madelyn Whitlow, Palmer Byrd, and Larry Miller, the WPBA established a structured touring schedule that elevated women’s billiards to a national stage. Today, the WPBA continues to run a seasonal tour featuring world‑ranking events, a year‑end Top 32 rankings list, and a Hall of Fame that honors the sport’s all‑time greats.

We’ve got you covered with a clear view of the organization’s history, notable players, tournament highlights, and upcoming events in the WPBA calendar. Inside you’ll find reliable background, career milestones, and a glimpse into what’s next for the WPBA in cities across the United States.

For fans and followers, the WPBA maintains active social channels to share results and stories from the road. Highlights include recent world championship results like the 2025 Oneida WPA Women’s World 8‑Ball Championship in Green Bay, WI, where Jasmin Ouschan claimed the title, and the 2025 Felt Colorado Classic in Englewood, CO, won by Kristina Tkach. The Hall of Fame recognizes milestone careers, including inductees such as Mary Kenniston (2022) and Allison Fisher (2016). To stay connected, follow the WPBA on official channels and visit the WPBA site for event pages, results, and news.

Upcoming tours and events are listed per date, with each event treated as its own opportunity to secure seats. If you’re planning a visit to a venue hosting a WPBA event, we’ve got you covered with venue details and how to get there from your city.