Major Accomplishments

2024

• 5th Place: 2024 Masters Artistic Pool Championships

2023

• 12th Place: 2023 US National Artistic Pool Championships
• 4th Place: 2023 Masters Artistic Pool Championships
• 6th Place: 2023 US National Artistic Pool Championships
  • National Draw Champion
  • National Bank/Kick Champion

2022

• 5th Place: 2022 National Artistic Pool Championships
  • National Draw Champion

2021

• 4th Place: 2021 National Artistic Pool Championship

2019

• 7th Place: 2019 Coughlin Auto Artistic Pool Open
• 4th Place: 2019 Masters Artistic Pool Championships
• 8th Place: 2019 World Artistic Pool Championships
  • World Draw Champion

2018

• 5th Place: 2018 Masters Artistic Pool Championship
• 9th Place: 2018 World Artistic Pool Championships

2017

• 6th Place: 2017 Masters Artistic Pool Championship
  • Champion: Special Arts Discipline

2016

• 9th Place: 2016 WPA World Artistic Pool Championships

2015

• 7th Place: WPA Masters Artistic Pool Championship
  • Winner: Rising Star Award
  • Runner Up: Bank/Kick Discipline
• Earned #24 ranking in the world for artistic pool
• 28th Place: WPA World Artistic Pool Championship
• 18th Place: ACSISA Open Artistic Pool Championship

2014

• 2nd Place: Dr. Cue Artistic Partners Cup
  • Runner up: Follow and Masse disciplines

Bio

Brian started playing pool at the age of 9 when his parents moved to a house with a pool table. He fell in love with the game immediately and started spending a lot of time on the table. Seeing that Brian’s love for the game wasn’t temporary, his dad bought him some training videos to aid in his son’s journey. One of the videos caught Brian’s eye the most, “Amazing Trickshots.” He started spending hours trying to duplicate some of the shots.

Years later Brian started playing in pool tournaments at a local pool hall, which is where he earned is pool nickname of Superman. “I am a huge geek and my wardrobe reflects that. I wore a superman shirt one week and finished really well. I started wearing superman shirts every week after that and the nickname stuck. The tournament director would call Superman over the PA instead of my name. Half the people in there didn’t know my real name, they only knew me as superman.”

Brian got more into trick shots when he saw ESPN’s Trick Shot Magic. Like before, Brian spend hours trying to duplicate the shots from such greats as Tom Rossman and Mike Massey. After meeting up with Gospel Trick Shot founder Steve Lillis, Brian joined the group and performed a few GTS trick shows himself. Through GTS Brian was introduced to McDermott cues. In 2014 Brian entered Tom Rossman’s Artistic Partners Cup as an amateur artistic pool player and was paired with Jason “The Michigan Kid” Lynch and the pair took 2nd place. In 2015 Brian played in his first professional Artstic event and earned a pro ranking and fulfilled a dream.

“My dreams as a kid were to become a professional pool player and be sponsored by a cue company. I have now achieved both. Before I shot with McDermott, I couldn’t do some of the stroke shots in the pro shot program. After getting a McDermott cue with an I-2 shaft, I was able to perform the shots. I switch between the I3 and the I2 shafts. I will put them up against any performance shaft around. I have found they hold up better than anything out there.”

Brian is currently ranked 24th in the world by the World Pool Association and looks to improve upon that at this year’s World Championships. “I want to be a world champion and I won’t stop until I am.”