APA: How long were you an APA member before deciding to become a League Operator? Jim: I started playing APA in the Summer Session of 1992 and played every session through Spring Session 2000 […]
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Mike Jones of Champaign, Ill., joined the APA in 2004. He’s a skill level 5 in both 8-Ball and 9-Ball. He went to Las Vegas for the National Team Championships 8-Ball Division […]
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Tom Biffar of Waterloo, Ill., first joined an APA team in 1981, when it was known as the Busch Pool League. He loved to play pool and wanted to hang out with […]
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The American Poolplayers Association (APA) recognized five of their top franchisees with League Operator of the Year awards during the APA Annual Convention in late April in Las Vegas. The five were […]
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All the info for the National Singles Championships, including the official event program, is now online!
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APA announced on April 28 that the U.S. Amateur Championship trophy will now be known as The Larry Hubbart Trophy in honor of Co-Founder and Billiard Hall of Famer Larry Hubbart who […]
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Although she never intended to be on a pool league, Laura Chabarria of Boise, Idaho, has more than embraced it! The word “league” scared her at first, as she thought that meant […]
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APA and Nationwide Insurance® are pleased to announce a new member benefit opportunity. Through this new partnership, APA members can get reliable protection for all the things that matter to you, including […]
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John Remigio of Laurel, Md., began playing in the APA in September 1984 when it was the Busch Pool League. In the last 30 years, he’s not missed a session! “I stopped […]
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Joe Weinreich, originally from Sharon, Pa., moved to Lakeland, Fla., to escape the cold winters. Now he says, with a twinkle in his eye, he’s dealing with the hot summers. Joe started […]
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