Talk to your friends, neighbors, and co-workers. You'll find that they either play in the APA or know someone who does. It'll surprise you! Clerks, secretaries, janitors, lawyers, chiropractors, doctors, waitresses, truck drivers, bank tellers, and even school teachers ... all play pool in the APA Pool League. Over one fourth of APA members are female.
The APA is the World's Largest Amateur Pool League with more members than all other amateur leagues combined. Nationally, the APA currently boasts over 250,000 members (and growing). Think you're not good enough to play in the APA? Consider this: 75% of APA members are beginner to intermediate players, meaning you don't have to be a Pool Pro to play. And with the APA's Equalizer® Handicap System everyone has a nearly equal chance of winning.
As many of you may have figured out already, you cannot access your stats or schedules on this site any longer. For now, you must go to https://members.poolplayers.com; click on "Claim My Account" and proceed from there. You must put in your 8-digit member number, (look on your membership card or just put 066 in front of your 5 digit weekly play number) then follow the instructions. If you need any help, call me in the office and I'll walk you through it. We're sure you are as dissapointed as we are to lose these features but please bear with us. Our webmasters will be changing our site soon to help us with this change. We will do whatever we can to give you to the stats and features you have come to expect. Thank You all Very Much!
A wise player once told me, “The only ball you want to be straight-in on is the 9-ball” (or 8-ball). At the time I was a beginner so the advice was a bit startling to me. I had always tried to make my...
Terra Becker of Haughton, La., joined the Marine Corps just a month after graduating high school. In June 2001, she left her home in Plain Dealing, La., and went to Parris Island, S.C., for basic trai...
On Feb. 23, Northwest Dallas APA lost one of its members, Joe Amador III, in a tragic motorcycle accident. When League Operator Lori Way found out that Joe left behind twin 6-year-old daughters, the ...
