Tri-State NAPA

The North American Poolshooters Association (NAPA) is the managing body of NAPA pool leagues throughout the United States and Canada.

The focus of the NAPA is to provide a unique and competitive playing ground for pool shooters across North America.

 

HISTORY   

The NAPA was founded in 2009 and is now the fastest growing pool league in North America.

 

NO ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP

The NAPA does not charge an annual membership to NAPA players. Once a player plays their first NAPA sanctioned match they immediately become a lifetime member of the NAPA.

 

CASH PRIZES

Rewarding our players is a key focus in the NAPA. The NAPA provides a unique cash payout program and pays out cash prizes to its players at the end of every session. Cash prizes are determined by the number of players in the local area and the size of the local division.

 

PLAYER STATS AND DATA

The NAPA maintains detailed stats on every game played for the lifetime of the player. Every NAPA player has a profile page on the NAPA web site and can view their stats online at anytime. Player stats are updated every 48 hours. Some examples of stats that are stored are overall match record, win percentage, success rate against women, success rate against men, average points per match, break and runs, shutouts, and much more!

 

LEAGUE TYPES

The NAPA offers three different league formats for the players to choose from. The NAPA offers 3-man, 4-man and 5-man team leagues. In all of these formats players participate on a team with other players and battle for first place in their local division. All players on the first place team go directly to our national championship without having to play in any regional events.

 

GAMES

The NAPA offers league play for 8-ball, 9-ball and 10-ball.

 

RANKINGS

The NAPA provides a local ranking as well as a national ranking for all NAPA players. Ranking is determined by the player's skill level, average points per match and win percentage.

 

NAPA NATIONALS

The NAPA holds a yearly singles championship for all qualified NAPA players. The NAPA Nationals is a championship tournament that defines the best NAPA players from North America in each skill level class. All NAPA Player's qualify for the NAPA Nationals directly from their home town without having to play in regional events.

 

NAPA CLASSES

Grandmaster Class - any player with a skill level of 110 and higher

Master Class - any player skill with a level of 90-109

Class A - any player with a skill level of 70-89

Class B - any player with a skill level of 50-69

Class C - any player with a skill level of 30-49

Class D - any player with a skill level of 10-29

Class E - any player with a skill level of 9 and under

 

Players can qualify by:

Playing on a first place team in their local division

Completing a session as Top Point Male or Top Point Female in any local NAPA division

Finishing a session as the top point player on their NAPA team

Captain a team for an entire session with no more than three (3) forfeits during the session!