Jackson Osbourn Named Recipient of the 2026 Anthony Beeler Virtual Billiard Academy College Scholarship

Stanford, KY — The Anthony Beeler Virtual Billiard Academy is proud to announce that Jackson Osbourn has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 Anthony Beeler Virtual Billiard Academy Scholarship.

The scholarship was established to recognize outstanding young people who demonstrate academic achievement, strong character, leadership, and a commitment to pursuing their goals. Applicants were asked to submit an essay detailing their educational aspirations, personal experiences, and future plans.

After reviewing numerous submissions, Jackson was selected for his thoughtful essay, impressive accomplishments, and dedication to excellence both inside and outside the classroom.

“One of the most rewarding parts of this scholarship is having the opportunity to invest in the next generation,” said Anthony Beeler, founder of the Anthony Beeler Virtual Billiard Academy. “Jackson distinguished himself through his work ethic, character, and vision for the future. I have no doubt that he will continue to achieve great things in the years ahead.”

The Anthony Beeler Virtual Billiard Academy Scholarship was created as a way to give back to students and encourage lifelong learning, perseverance, and personal growth. While the academy is best known for providing billiards instruction to students throughout the United States and around the world, Beeler believes strongly in supporting education and helping young people pursue their dreams.

Jackson will receive a $500 scholarship to assist with future educational expenses.

Beeler, a nationally recognized billiards instructor, author, and Hall of Fame member, has taught more than 31,000 students in over 100 countries and is the founder of PoolTeacher.com and the Anthony Beeler Virtual Billiard Academy.

The academy congratulates Jackson on this well-deserved honor and wishes him continued success in all of his future endeavors.

For more information about the Anthony Beeler Virtual Billiard Academy Scholarship, visit PoolTeacher.com.