The final brought the curtain down on a historic and hugely successful week for women’s snooker with the first staging of a tour ranking event in the United States. With a range of players from Europe, the US and Canada among the field, the tournament was warmly received by all who took part, with players already excited to return in 2023.

Reanne Evans remains at the top of the world rankings following the action in Seattle, but has seen her lead at the top reduced with closest chasers Ng On Yee and Mink Nutcharut having narrowed the gap.

Steven Wong added his name to the event’s roll of honour after he defeated Raymond Fung 5-3 in the final to win the 2022 United States National Snooker Championship.

OX Billiards is proud to announce our sponsorship of the English professional snooker player, Rebecca Kenna! Who starts her professional debut season on the World Snooker Tour (WST) July 2022 and OX is thrilled to be a part of it.

It is clear there is no better place to play on world-class pool, snooker, and Chinese 8-ball tables in Seattle. By world-class we mean OX is the only club in the city where you can find the same tables used on The World Snooker Tour, The Mosconi Cup and Wold Cup Of Pool, and the Chinese 8-Ball Tour. And with a fee schedule that allows players to play for as little as $3/hr and at most $5/hr.

The United States Snooker Association (USSA) is pleased to announce that for the first time the United States National Snooker Championship will be hosted in Seattle, as this year's event will be played at OX Billiards from September 2 - 5.

The Seattle Snooker Open 2022:

At the end of WSL Season One, there will be a major snooker tournament at OX: The Seattle Snooker Open, 2022. The Seattle Open is open to all players, not just the players in the WSL. The Seattle Open welcomes players from other states and countries.

The Seattle Open 2022 will take place at OX Billiards on March 19th and 20th. There is a 24 player capacity, get your registration in soon.

After years as a — literally — underground boxing gym, there’s a new obsession forming below Broadway and Pike. Ox Billiards is now open.

The Emerald City will feature four more large green areas from August 28, as the snooker players of Seattle will have a new focus for their attention, OX Billiards, which is located in the Capitol Hill neighborhood on the iconic corner of Broadway and Pike.

The new snooker and billiards hall is set to open later this year below ground in the basement of the 1912-built Broadway and Pike building where it will transform a former boxing gym into a new venue filled with four full size snooker tables of mahogany and Chinese Gold and eight more nine-foot pool tables, black-finished and felted in Pro Blue.