Monica Webb (born January 7, 1977) is an American professional pool player and billiards competitor. She has competed at the national and international levels of nine-ball and other cue sports disciplines and is currently ranked among the top players in the Women's Professional Billiard Association (WPBA). Webb is also known for her contributions to the growth of pool in the United States as a competitor, instructor, and billiards business owner.[1]
As of 2025 she was ranked the 22nd best female player by the WPBA.[2] As of January 1, 2026 she was ranked the 11th female player by the WPBA.[3]
Early life
Monica Webb was born in the United States on January 7, 1977. She turned professional in 1999 and quickly established herself on the professional pool circuit.[1]
Professional career
Webb’s professional career spans more than two decades. She has earned titles including the WPBA National Champion (2008) and the San Diego Classic Champion. Webb has also represented the United States in international events including the World Championships and the World Games.[1]
In competitive play, Webb has achieved notable finishes and rankings within the WPBA. In the 2025 WPBA season, she was ranked 17th in the Top 32 women players.[4]
Webb has also competed in other professional events beyond WPBA ranking tournaments, including invitational formats and specialty events. For example, she won the first ever Women’s Invitational One Pocket Event at the Women’s Triple Crown.[5]
Playing style and reputation
PoolRoom described Webb as a "perennial top-10 player on the women’s tour".[6]
Business ventures and contributions
Beyond competition, Webb is actively involved in promoting the sport. She owns and operates Stix Billiards Bar & Grill in Villa Rica, Georgia, where she provides personal training and hosts events aimed at developing junior players. She organizes annual competitions such as the “Battle of the Juniors” to support youth involvement in pool.[7]
Personal life
Webb resides in Atlanta, Georgia, and maintains sponsors within the cue sports industry. Her interests outside of pool include hiking and fitness.[1]
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