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Rob Hall to Visit WBSN Academy
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
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May 102 min read


A Successful Launch:
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
cuesportsforwomen
Apr 272 min read


Introducing Jessica Woods – WBSN Snooker Ambassador
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
cuesportsforwomen
Apr 161 min read


WBSN Academy Open Day
The WBSN National Women’s Snooker Academy is launching — and you’re invited to our Open Day. Join us at Clayton Sports Club on Sunday 26 April 2026 (1:00pm–3:00pm) to see what the Academy is all about. Meet the team, learn about the program, and be part of something new in Australian cue sports. Everyone is welcome — women/girls interested in joining, along with men and supporters who want to be part of the journey. No experience needed. Just come along, get involved, and
cuesportsforwomen
Apr 121 min read
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