Play Kicks Off at WPBA Carolina Billiards ClassicThe 64 greatest female billiard players in the world converged in Rocky Mount, North Carolina for the WPBA Carolina Billiards Classic. As usual the pre-tournament favorite is defending champion and #1 ranked Allison Fisher. Other pre-event favorites include #2 ranked Karen Corr, 2005 World and National champion...
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Jeanette Lee Jeanette The Black Widow Lee
Jeanette Lee Probably the most famous female pool player today, Jeanette “The Black Widow” Lee was born July 9 in Brooklyn, NY, and now resides in Indianapolis, IN. Lee turned pro in 1993 and has since acquired many titles to add to her resume, including 2003 Tournament of Champions, 17 Women’s Professional Billiard Association...
Jennifer Barretta
Jennifer Barretta One of the sport’s most recognizable players, Jennifer Barretta was only playing pool for a short time before achieving her pro status on the women’s tour in 2003. Born October 26 in Norristown, PA, Barretta now lives in New York City. “9mm Barretta” is sponsored by Olhausen Billiards, Seyberts.com, CFR Productions, Predator...
Jeanette Lee
Jeanette Lee Everybody knows who Jeanette Lee is. After all, Jeanette Lee is perhaps the most widely recognized pool player ever in the public eye. She has been featured on ESPN, “The David Letterman Show,” HBO’s “Arliss,” “Hard Copy,” People Magazine, Sports Illustrated, and many other shows and publications. She has remained of...
Quality, Not Quantity
Quality, Not Quantity Ask Allison By Allison Fisher Hi everyone, and thank you for reading my column. I hope it has been helping you improve and understand your game. If you have any questions that you would like to have answered, please go to my website www.allisonfisher.com. I know that some tables play differently...
Ask Allison
How can you learn to see the angle at pool? I have a few ways that I teach this. a) Use the ghost ball method. You imagine a ball behind the object ball in line with the intended pocket and aim your cue ball at the contact point. b) Imagine a line going from the cue...
Ask Allison
Ask Allison By Allison Fisher Quality, Not Quantity Hi everyone, and thank you for reading my column. I hope it has been helping you improve and understand your game. If you have any questions that you would like to have answered, please go to my website www.allisonfisher.com. I know that some tables play differently...