Jeanette Lee "The Black Widow" is one of the most recognizable figures in professional pool. Her ability to devour opponents and tendency to wear all black during tournaments earned her the nickname "the Black Widow." She combines great looks and talent and ESPN named her one of sexiest female athletes.

She is the Winner of the 2003 Tournament of Champions, the Winner of seventeen WPBA titles and Gold medalist at the 2001 World Games.

Lee was ranked third most powerful person in the industry by Billiards Digest, PBA Sportsperson of the Year and Player of the Year in 1994 by Billiards Digest and Billiards Magazine.

Her charitable organization, the Jeanette Lee Foundation, serves to demonstrate that any goal can be achieved despite one’s disability. Jeanette Lee herself was diagnosed with scoliosis at the age of 13.

Championship history

Titles
1994 Baltimore Billiards Classic,
1994 Kasson Twin Cities Classic,
1994 BCA San Francisco Classic,
1994 US Open 9-Ball Championships,
1995 Olhausen Los Angeles Classic,
1995 Brunswick New York Classic,
1996 BCA Charlotte Classic,
1997 Huebler Cues Nashville Classic,
1997 Olhausen San Diego Classic,
1998 ESPN Ultimate 9-Ball Challenge,
1998 Penn Ray Recreational Arizona Classic,
1998 Cuetec Cues Hawaii Classic,
1999 Gentleman Jack Great Dallas Shootout,
1999 Tournament of Champions,
2001 World Games gold medalist,
2001 BCA Open 9-Ball Champion,
2004 Cuetec Cues Florida Classic,
2004 Trick Shot Magic champion

First Pro Event 1990 Turned Pro 1993