GANDÍA, Spain — December 2, 2025, Team USA turned heads on the international stage this week, delivering standout performances at the 2025 Predator WPA World Junior 10-Ball Championships held November 28–December 2 in Gandia, Spain. Competing against the strongest junior talent from more than 30 countries, three American junior-athletes earned podium finishes and reinforced the rising strength of U.S.A junior cue sport athletes.
Leading the way was Savannah Easton, who captured an impressive 2nd place in the highly competitive U19 Girls Division for the second year in a row. Easton’s composure combined with her fearless shot-making carried her through a demanding international field. Her remarkable world championship performance cements her status as one of the sport’s most promising young American stars.
Click here to watch the finals match between Savannah Easton and Chinese Taipei’s Ming-Ling Wing.
Joining her on the U19 Girls podium, Jordan Helfrey delivered a powerful run of her own, claiming 3rd place after a series of sensational wins. Helfrey’s inaugural semifinal appearance showcased her growing maturity on the table and highlights the depth of emerging female talent across the United States.
In the U19 Boys Division, Eddie Vonderau secured a strong 3rd place finish, demonstrating the elite-level discipline and decision-making thought process it takes to have success at this level of competition. Vonderau’s performance against several of the world’s top juniors continues to signal that American talent will continue to remain a threat on the international stage.
Collectively, these podium finishes reflect the growing development of the Billiard Education Foundation, the talent of American junior pool players, and the strength of the pipeline supported by coaches, and families.
As the 2025 championship concludes, Team USA returns home with renewed confidence and international recognition. The Billiard Congress of America congratulates all U.S. athletes for their exceptional performances and sportsmanship this year Gandía, Spain.