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Champion Billiards In Frederick Relocating

The company has closed its store at Westview Promenade. Photo courtesy of Champion Billiards Frederick, Md (KM) Champion Billiards has closed its location at the Westview Promenade at 5205 Buckeystown Pike. Its last day was Sunday, July 16th. But The Moco Show reports it's not leaving Freder

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12 Hours I Can t Account For : Multiple Women Say Their Drinks Were Spiked at Maryland Bar

A woman who believes she was roofied at a bar in Frederick, Maryland, went public with her story and filed a report with the county sheriff’s office – only.

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Wending his way south, Korsiak goes undefeated at MD State 9-Ball Championships

Wending his way south, Korsiak goes undefeated at MD State 9-Ball Championships
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Changes Coming to Champion Billiards

August 3, 2011 at 1:30pm Champion Billiards, a Shirlington-area haven for poolsharks since the early 90s, is getting a new name, a new menu and a pair of new owners. Misti Wise and Amy Borek were bartenders at Champion (2620 S. Shirlington Road) during the 90s. Now they’re coming back as owners, hoping to turn around Champion’s moribund business by making the place more attractive as a local food-and-drink destination. “We want to appeal to everybody in the community, not just the staunch pool players,” said Borek. “Our hope is to be a real neighborhood destination… It will be a great story if we’re successful.”

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