A Message from WBSN Inc. It is with great sadness that we share that Tammy Lindrum has made the difficult decision to step down as President of the Women's Billiards and Snooker Network following the conclusion of the WBSN $20,000 Women's Snooker Tournament. This decision has been made due to significant personal circumstances that require Tammy's full attention. While we are saddened by her decision, we completely understand and respect it. Tammy has been instrumental in est

Snooker Tournament Reaches Capacity The Women’s Billiards and Snooker Network Incorporated is pleased to announce that the Capital Guard WBSN $20,000 Snooker Tournament has officially reached capacity, with all 32 player positions now filled. The level of interest in this event has been remarkable. To achieve a full field more than two months before the tournament begins highlights the growing strength of women’s snooker across Australia and New Zealand and reinforces the nee

Multiple World Champion Rob Hall to Work with WBSN National Women’s Snooker Academy The Women’s Billiards and Snooker Network Incorporated is incredibly excited to announce that multiple World Champion Rob Hall from the United Kingdom will be working with members of the WBSN National Women’s Snooker Academy during his upcoming visit to Australia for the Walter Lindrum Championship in June. Widely regarded as one of the most respected coaches in world billiards and snooker, Ro

WBSN National Women’s Snooker Academy Open Day The WBSN National Women’s Snooker Academy Open Day marked a significant and successful step forward for women’s cuesports in Australia. Held at Clayton Sports Club, the day welcomed a strong turnout of women and girls, all keen to learn more about the Academy and what it offers. From the outset, there was a genuine sense of excitement and curiosity, with attendees engaging in conversations, asking questions, and getting hands-on

The Women’s Billiards and Snooker Network Incorporated is proud to officially announce Jessica Woods as our Snooker Ambassador. Jessica’s appointment represents everything WBSN stands for — excellence, resilience, and a genuine commitment to growing women’s participation in cue sports. Jessica is one of Australia’s most accomplished cue sports athletes, with a career that spans both national and international success. At WBSN, our focus is on creating genuine pathways for wom

This weekend saw several members of the Women’s Billiards and Snooker Network Incorporated take part in one of the most historic tournaments in Australian cue sports — the 54th Andrews Atkins Shield, held at the Brunswick Club. The Andrews Atkins Shield is a snooker and billiards challenge between Victoria and Tasmania, and is recognised as one of the longest running official cue sports tournaments in Australia. The event began through the friendship of two great mates — Andr

WBSN Inc. was proud to be featured on local radio yesterday, sharing our vision for growing women’s participation in cue sports across Victoria and beyond. The interview provided an opportunity to discuss why WBSN Inc. was formed, the importance of structured development pathways for women and girls, and the momentum building through initiatives such as our regional workshops and upcoming tournaments. Media opportunities like this are vital in helping us expand awareness beyo

WBSN Inc. recently travelled to Bendigo with a clear purpose — to create opportunity, build confidence and strengthen development pathways for women in cue sports. Welcomed by the Golden Square Working Men’s Club and the Bendigo Billiards and Snooker Association, the workshop brought together players eager to improve their skills on full-size tables and be part of something bigger. Bendigo Welcomes WBSN Inc. Leading the visit was Tammy Lindrum , President of WBSN Inc., daught

Big moments don’t happen overnight but the time is nearly here This comes from months of work behind the scenes, countless conversations, and a clear vision for what women’s billiards and snooker in Australia can be. At 6:00pm on Sunday 8th February , the Women’s Billiards and Snooker Network will be making a major announcement that represents a significant step forward for our community and the future of the sport. It’s an announcement we’ve taken our time with — one that r

People often ask why new players are often encouraged to spend time playing billiards and snooker on the big table. The answer lies in the skills these disciplines naturally develop. The larger table requires precision, patience, and thoughtful shot selection. Players learn cue control, positional play, and the importance of planning ahead — skills that form the foundation of all cuesports. These fundamentals transfer easily across other disciplines, whether players later mov

Cuesports have long provided opportunities for competition, friendship, and personal development, yet women have historically been underrepresented in billiards and snooker. Increasing women’s participation isn’t simply about numbers, it’s about building a stronger, more inclusive sporting community for everyone. Participation in sport offers well-known benefits. It builds confidence, improves mental wellbeing, encourages social connection, and creates opportunities for perso

The Women’s Billiards and Snooker Network Incorporated was created with a clear purpose, to support, connect, and advance women in cue sports while building a strong and inclusive community. Women have long played an important role in billiards and snooker as competitors, officials, volunteers, and advocates. Yet many have done so without a dedicated network focused on their development, participation, and sense of belonging. WBSN was established to help bridge that gap and p