Welcome to the Northeast Indiana & South Central Michigan APA Website
Everyone Plays Pool In The APA....
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). 2007 was again a year of growth for Northeast Indiana & South Central Michigan APA. We ended the year with over 850 memberships and over 124 teams playing on a weekly basis. 75% of APA members are beginner to intermediate players, meaning you don't have to be a Pool Pro to play. With the APA's Equalizer® Handicap System everyone has an equal chance of winning.
Look for 2008 to be a banner year. We are proud to offer our members an interactive Website with all the stats and features you've been looking for. Inside you'll find personalized Stats, Schedules and Division Standings; Chat with other members in our new member's only forum. Member's get access to special forms and features. Also this year we will be introducing several new programs to increase positive sportsmanship and your enjoyment of the league. You will see programs the are designed to benefit your continued promotion and support of the league. Stay tuned as we make 2008 our best year yet.
To get inside you need to have an email on file with the league office Already have an email on file? Click here to create your account!
The APA Northwest 9-Ball Challenge took place Oct. 1-5 at the Chinook Winds Casino in Lincoln City, Ore. The event was held in conjunction with the WPBA Pacific Coast Classic.
APA Civil War2008.pdf
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