As part of the conditions of entry for all state and national events, players are required to complete the Sport Integrity Australia Anti-Doping Fundamentals course, including any required annual updates. This course provides important information on anti-doping rules, player responsibilities, and maintaining integrity in sport.
Read MoreSnooker and Billiards NSW is proud to support our next generation of players as they prepare for the 2027 Australian National Billiards & Snooker Championships in Albury, NSW.
Read MoreKrystal Aw claimed the 2026 Empower Snooker Invitational title in a closely contested final at Hornsby RSL, as the event continued to build momentum for women’s snooker in NSW.
Read MoreSnooker & Billiards NSW is delighted to welcome Tania McLachlan as our newest Director.
Tania is a digital, marketing and communications professional with wide experience across government and community organisations. She has devised and led major digital projects that have helped strengthen brands and build stronger engagement with audiences.
Read MoreCongratulations go to our two finalists Vinnie Calabrese and Shaun Dalitz who produced a most scintillating display of snooker in the final
Read MoreSnooker & Billiards NSW is proud to launch its first-ever Accessible Play – Snooker & Billiards Open Day for People Living with Disability, taking place on Saturday 10 May 2025 at Seven Hills-Toongabbie RSL, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Read MoreSBNSW has introduced new guidelines for adding logos to its official polos, aimed at maintaining consistent professionalism and branding.
Adding an additional logo is optional but must comply with these standards to ensure uniformity during events. Non-compliant logos will not be approved.
In addition to the official SBNSW polo shirts, we understand that some members may require alternate polo options due to fabric sensitivities, allergies etc.
For these cases, members may be permitted to use the SBNSW logo on a plain black or white polo shirt under strict conditions..
Read MoreThe 2025 Empower Snooker Invitational showcased yet another fantastic weekend of competitive snooker, camaraderie, and the continued growth of women’s snooker in New South Wales. Hosted at Hornsby RSL Club, the event brought together a strong field of competitors, from seasoned players to many making their tournament debut.
Read MoreSnooker & Billiards NSW (SBNSW) is pleased to announce the election of a new Chair and Deputy Chair for 2025, and the appointment of two additional Directors to join the seven elected at December’s AGM.
The new positions and appointments were confirmed during a packed agenda at the first SBNSW Board meeting of the year on Monday, 19 January.
Read MoreSnooker & Billiards NSW wishes to inform all participants of an important update to the dress code for sanctioned snooker events in New South Wales.
Read MoreThe inaugural Empower Snooker Invitational concluded with resounding success, marking a significant milestone for women's snooker in New South Wales. Hosted at the Newcastle City Snooker Club, the event aimed to boost female participation and elevate the profile of women's snooker across the state.
A total of 17 entrants from across NSW, including Forster, Tamworth, Illawarra, Sydney, and the Central Coast, gathered for this groundbreaking event.
Read MoreSnooker & Billiards NSW is proud to announce the launch of the inaugural 'Empower Snooker Invitational', an exciting new handicapped event aimed at encouraging female participation and elevating the profile of Women's Snooker in NSW. This new tournament, open solely to female players in NSW, will take place at the fantastic Newcastle City Snooker Club on June 29-30, 2024.
Read MoreThe Women’s World Snooker (WWS) Tour has confirmed the Australian Women’s Open will be staged at the Mounties Club in Sydney on October 5-8, 2024.
Read MoreCongratulations to Jason Yu who won the U18 & U15 Snooker and was a semi finalist in the U18 Billiards, Jason played very well over the weekend and made the highest break of 43 along the way.
Read MoreAustralia’s number one snooker player Neil Robertson will not be among the 32 players at the 2024 World Snooker Championship in Sheffield after failing to qualify.
Read MoreThe 106th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Snooker & Billiards NSW Inc. (SBNSW) was held virtually (via Mircrosoft Teams) on Monday 4th December 2023. This was the 3rd AGM conducted using solely this format and was once again successful. This no doubt contributed to the healthy number of attendees.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank those members who attended the AGM and to now advise all members of the formal results of the AGM.
Read MoreIn a commendable and bold move, snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan, a seven-time world champion, has chosen to withdraw from the upcoming Champion of Champions event to prioritize his mental health. This significant announcement follows O’Sullivan’s recent participation in the International Championship in Tianjin, China, where he reached the semi-finals.
Read MoreWe are pleased to now advise that the the new billiards and snooker room at Seven Hills - Toongabie RSL has been extensively rebuilding for the last three years and have installed 4 world class Shender Prince tables with steel rails and 30oz cloth in their new room.
Read MoreThe NSW State Executive role is one of these positions which becomes vacant every 2 years. This role is an Elected Board Member which means it needs to be supported by the Snooker and Billiards NSW Board.
Read MoreThe declining number of certified Referees (particularly in Sydney) has long been a worrying trend for our Sport. But whilst rectifying this issue remains a priority for SBNSW, there is no “quick fix” solution available, and it will be an ongoing process.
Read MoreWelcome to the official website for NSW Snooker and Billiards which is an affiliate of the Australian Billiards and Snooker Council. Here you will find all the latest news and results as well as other information about venues, coaching, membership and development programs.
As part of the conditions of entry for all state and national events, players are required to complete the Sport Integrity Australia Anti-Doping Fundamentals course, including any required annual updates. This course provides important information on anti-doping rules, player responsibilities, and maintaining integrity in sport.
