APA is more than just a pool league, it’s a community. As such, our League Operators and members often come together, through their love of pool, to help with causes near and dear to their hearts. We’re happy to highlight those efforts here.
APA Makes Contribution to Dorian Relief
Though much of the United States was sparred the wrath of Hurricane Dorian in early September, the Bahamas was devasted by the storm. The hurricane tore through the islands at Category 5 strength, making it the strongest storm ever to make landfall there. Dorian...
West Florida APA FoodRaising Friends Fundraiser
During the month of June, West Florida APA ran a fundraiser in conjunction with their World Qualifiers. Those who donated were entered into a drawing for a cue. Over three weeks, they raised cash and food, as well as $700 for FoodRaising...
Coastal Carolina APA Raises Money for Hurricane Victims
Coastal Carolina APA has been raising money to benefit APA players affected by Hurricane Florence. They’ve been running various raffles and Coastal Carolina APA League Operator Ewa Laurance has been conducting pool clinics around the area. As of mid-October, they’ve...
Western Reserve APA Raises Money for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
The Western Reserve APA held a benefit pool tournament on Jan. 21, 2017 at Hideaway Bar & Grill in Windham, Ohio. A total of 22 teams showed up to help raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The tournament entry fee was $75 per...
Southeast Wisconsin APA Comes Together for One of Their Own
On Jan. 14, 2017, the Southeast Wisconsin APA held the Jarron LeMay Memorial Pool Tournament at The Brat Stop in Kenosha, Wisc. The event was 8-Ball Luck-of-the-Draw Partners with a $20 entry fee. Jarron LeMay was a player in the Southeast...
Central Colorado APA Supports Local Charities at Holiday Tournaments
On Dec. 10-11, 2016, Central Colorado APA hosted two fundraising 8-Ball tournaments in Fountain, Colo., and Elizabeth, Colo., in conjunction with their holiday parties. The awesomeness of the poolplayers really shined through—they had 54...