The Reyes Cup is moving to Makati Coliseum for its third edition this October 15–18. Personally, I’ve never been to Makati Coliseum, but I think this could actually be a really good move. The Coliseum has a capacity of around 3,500, roughly half that of Ninoy Aquino Stadium. In the previous editions of the Reyes Cup, only around half of Ninoy Aquino was really being … Continue reading Reyes Cup Moves to Makati Coliseum
The newly formed NLBSPH is developing plans for a national ranking system for Filipino players and is also eyeing a National or International Open in March 2027 as part of its efforts to strengthen Philippine billiards. Continue reading NLBSPh Plans National Ranking System
Philippine billiards has officially entered a new chapter with the formation of the National League for Billiard Sports of the Philippines, or NLBSPh, the country’s newly recognized National Sports Association for billiards. The new body replaces the Billiards Sports Congress of the Philippines, or BSCP, after a turbulent period for the sport’s national leadership. The BSCP was suspended by the Asian Confederation of Billiard Sports … Continue reading A New National Body for Philippine Billiards
Palarong Pambansa 2026 billiards winners highlighted young Filipino cueists, led by double gold medalist Precious Khatleen Awa and Rayden Camu. Continue reading Palarong Pambansa 2026 Billiards Winners
Filipino billiards star Jeffrey Ignacio secures the Taom Arena Open champion title with a decisive 13-1 victory over Sean Mark Malayan in Malaysia. Continue reading Jeffrey Ignacio Crowned Taom Arena Open Champion After Dominating Final
The World Pool Championship is moving on from Saudi Arabia, but the event itself is not going away. Matchroom has officially confirmed that, following discussions with the Saudi Billiard and Snooker Federation, both the World Pool Championship and the Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters will not continue in Saudi Arabia for future editions. The announcement ends a short but significant two-year run for cue sports in … Continue reading World Pool Championship Leaves Saudi Arabia, But $1M Prize Fund Stays
The World Nineball Tour launched the WNT NXTGEN junior nineball circuit, establishing a unified global pathway for under-16 players to reach the pro level. Continue reading WNT NXTGEN Junior Nineball Circuit Established by World Nineball Tour
US Open Pool Championship Moves to Frisco for 2026 Dates: 25–30 August Venue: Embassy Suites, Frisco, Texas Field Size: 256 Elite Players Prize Fund: $500,000 The US Open Pool Championship, a cornerstone of the World Nineball Tour, has announced a change in venue for its upcoming 49th edition. The tournament is scheduled to take place from 25–30 August at the Embassy Suites in Frisco, Texas. … Continue reading 49th US Open Pool Championship Announced for Frisco, Texas
AJ Manas claimed the title at the Break 88 Pool Club Tournament after a dominant 11–3 victory over Michael Baoanan in the final. The win earned Manas the ₱300,000 top prize (approximately USD 5,300) and continues his strong run of form. Just weeks earlier, he picked up a title in Indonesia at the WWW Tournament, and now adds a victory in a stacked local field. … Continue reading AJ Manas Wins Break 88 Pool Club Tournament
Michael Angelo Mengorio delivered a strong run for the Philippines at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games in Thailand, earning a bronze medal in the Men’s 6-Red Singles event. It marks the country’s return to the snooker podium after finishing without a medal in the previous SEA Games in Cambodia. Continue reading Michael Angelo Mengorio Brings Bronze to Philippines
