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Introduction	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 one of the fastest growing pool associations in the United States and Canada. NO ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP CASH AND TROPHIES 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. Player stats are updated every 48 hours. LEAGUE TYPES The NAPA offers 3-man, 4-man and 5-man team leagues. GAMES The NAPA offers league play for 8-ball, 9-ball and 10-ball. NAPA NATIONALS The NAPA holds a yearly singles championship for all qualified NAPA players. Player's can qualify by: Playing on a first place team in their local division Completing a session as Top Point Male or Top Point Female. 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.

Introduction

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 one of the fastest growing pool associations in the United States and Canada. NO ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP CASH AND TROPHIES 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. Player stats are updated every 48 hours. LEAGUE TYPES The NAPA offers 3-man, 4-man and 5-man team leagues. GAMES The NAPA offers league play for 8-ball, 9-ball and 10-ball. NAPA NATIONALS The NAPA holds a yearly singles championship for all qualified NAPA players. Player's can qualify by: Playing on a first place team in their local division Completing a session as Top Point Male or Top Point Female. 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.