2026 Fall Schedule
Conceding a Match
A match is deemed conceded when all reds are off the table, and a player’s opponent is ahead by 2 snookers or more (plus the value of the remaining color balls).
A scratch frame may be decided before a handicap frame, and vice versa, so consider the “snookers required” scenario for both.
See the guideline below:
6 color balls = 27 pts, concede at or above 32 pts
5 color balls = 25 pts, concede at or above 30 pts
4 color balls = 22 pts, concede at or above 27 pts
3 color ball = 18 pts, concede at or above 24 pts
2 color balls = 13 pts, concede at or above 20 pts
1 color ball = 7 pts, concede at or above 8 pts
Rescheduling Matches
Players must reschedule their own matches. WSL encourages all players to honor their scheduled match dates whenever possible—consistent attendance strengthens the league's professionalism and competitive integrity.
Requirements for Rescheduling
All rescheduled matches require players to pay for table time at OX or Empire (pre-plays and make-ups included)
Sunday rescheduling: Make-up or pre-play matches are not allowed on Sundays until all regularly scheduled matches for that day are completed
Communication: Use this page to reschedule and always copy WSL on your rescheduling emails so we can track match dates
Deadline: All rescheduled matches must be completed before the final week of the season—no make-up matches will be accepted after the season ends
Why These Rules Matter
Playing scheduled matches benefits everyone: it keeps the league running smoothly, ensures fair competition, and maintains WSL's credibility. We understand life happens—just communicate early when you need to reschedule, and we'll work with you.
Handicaps, Divisions, and Awards
HANDICAPS
The Fall 2026 season will have two divisions: Beginner - Intermediate B and Intermediate A - Elite. There will not be any handicaps. All matches will be best of five. Beginner division may play 6-reds in order to finish on time.
DIVISIONS and AWARDS
The division champion is determined by the winner of the playoff for their division. To qualify for playoffs, a player must be in the top four spots in their division at the end of the season. Every match counts, play your best.
Awards:
Divisional Champion (x2): Choose one of the following: $150 cash, Gode Stick ($165), Entry into the SSO ($200 - $250), One-Year Membership for OX or Empire ($300 - $520), plus a commemorative plaque.
Divisional Runner-up (x2): Choose one of the following: Gode Stick ($165) or a One-Year Membership for OX or Empire ($300 - $520), plus a commemorative plaque.
High Break: Sticker for your cue case
Break over 50: Sticker for your cue case for each break over 50
Prize and Award Distribution
We will award the overall scratch and handicap cash and cash-equivalent prizes at the end of the season. An awards ceremony during the following season’s meet-and-greet will honor the scratch and handicap champions and divisional winners. Pictures of all winners will be taken during the meet-and-greet.