Ashley Spaid Quiles

Puerto Rico National Champion

Biography: Ashley Spaid Quiles

Sport: Billiards (Pool)

Nationality: American

Date of birth: July 19, 1992

Puerto Rican athlete dedicated to billiards, recognized for my discipline, passion, and outstanding results at the tables.

With a career marked by constant effort and commitment to excellence, I have managed to position myself among the top players in Puerto Rico, reaching #1 in the national ranking and consolidating myself as a female role model in the sport.

From an early age, billiards became my passion, leading me to develop techniques, precision in every shot, and a competitive mindset capable of overcoming the pressure in the most demanding tournaments. My playing style combines strategy, concentration, and creativity, characteristics that have made me stand out against high-level opponents.  Notable Achievements:

#1 position in the Puerto Rico National Billiards Ranking.

• August 17, 2025 - Mixed Pairs Tournament, third place.

• May 18, 2025 - Winner of the second National Ranking tournament.

• March 29, 2025 - Winner of the first National Ranking tournament.

• Puerto Rico Billiard Expo 2024 - Player with the highest Fargo in the competition, also achieving #10 position.

• December 2024 - Second place in the "Top Female of the Year" tournament.

• April 2024: Women's Pairs Tournament. First Place Division.

 • June 17, 2023 - First Place in the Mayor's Cup mini-tournament, Fernando "Rube" Hernandez Municipal Coliseum, Gurabo, P.R.

• 2011 - First Place in the Pepins Sport Bar Tournament in Caguas.

In addition to my athletic achievements, I represent the values of perseverance, self-improvement, and professionalism. My vision is not only to grow as an athlete, but also to contribute to the development of billiards in Puerto Rico, inspiring new generations of players and bringing this sport to a wide audience.

Other disciplines: 

Since I was a child, I have always excelled in basketball, track and field, cross country, and bowling. I belonged to the Puerto Rico Bowling Federation, representing Puerto Rico outside the country in various events endorsed by the Olympic Committee, achieving first place.