In representing women’s pool here in the US of A, the Women’s Professional Pool Association (WPBA) has a way of making members of its regularly scheduled events more cohesive than their male counterparts. There is no comprehensive, similar organization in men’s or Open pool that comes to close to recreating the same sense of family that’s prevalent in the WPBA; a solid core of women, who welcome new members, while maintaining a sense that when they gather to play, they all know each other and share a sense of camaraderie that rides a notch or two above the underlying fierce competition. They are universally having a good time playing the game.
For the second time this year, members of the WPBA came together in Birmingham, AL for a good time playing the game at an Iron City Billiards (ICB) Invitational. In June when they met, Kelly Fisher came from the loss side, winning seven in a row and defeated Kristina Tkach to win ICB Invitational I. This past weekend (Sept. 30-Oct. 1), Fisher went undefeated to claim the $15,000-added ICB Invitational II that drew 64 entrants to Iron City Billiards.
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For the second time this year, members of the WPBA came together in Birmingham, AL for a good time playing the game at an Iron City Billiards (ICB) Invitational. In June when they met, Kelly Fisher came from the loss side, winning seven in a row and defeated Kristina Tkach to win ICB Invitational I. This past weekend (Sept. 30-Oct. 1), Fisher went undefeated to claim the $15,000-added ICB Invitational II that drew 64 entrants to Iron City Billiards.
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