The WPBA Classic Players Championship makes its highly anticipated return from February 12–15, 2026. Hosted at the renowned Classic Billiards in Lauderhill, Florida, this year’s tournament features one of the most competitive fields of the season, bolstered by $50,000 in added prize money.
Elite Women’s Billiards in Lauderhill
The Women’s Professional Billiard Association (WPBA) continues its long-standing tradition of excellence, bringing together world-class athletes for four days of high-stakes competition. Attendees and viewers can expect a professionally sanctioned event characterized by an electric atmosphere and top-tier production standards, showcasing the precision and skill that define modern professional pool.
Tournament History & Legacy
Founded in 1976, the WPBA is the governing body for women’s professional pocket billiards in the United States. The Classic Players Championship has historically served as a cornerstone event, often determining critical rankings for the season. By providing a platform for legends like Jeanette Lee and rising stars alike, the WPBA maintains its legacy as a pioneer in promoting gender equality and professional growth within the cue sports industry.
| Venue | Classic Billiards |
| Address | 4573 N University Dr, Lauderhill, Florida 33351 |
| Dates | February 12th – 15th, 2026 |
| Added Prize Money | $50,000 |
Watch the WPBA Live Stream
For fans unable to attend in person, you can catch every rack via the official WPBA live stream. Don’t miss a moment of the action as the world’s best players compete for the title. Follow the matches in real-time and stay updated with live scoring through the links below:
- Watch the Live Stream: WPBA Official YouTube Channel
- Tournament Brackets: View Real-Time Scores and Brackets
Notable Competitors
The 2026 field includes a diverse mix of international champions and hall-of-famers, including:
- Kristina Tkach & Pia Filler
- Kelly Fisher & Jasmin Ouschan
- Jeanette Lee (The Black Widow)
- Chezka Centeno & Chieh-Yu (Rita) Chou
Official Sponsors: Iwan Simonis, Diamond Billiard Products, Aramith Billiard Balls, and Game On.
