Pool League

American Poolplayers Assoc

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About this app

The official app of the American Poolplayers Association (APA) and Canadian Poolplayers Association (CPA) Pool Leagues, the World's Largest Pool League!

Members of our Pool League can use this app to enjoy:

- See theirs and other player's personal and team stats
- Personal match schedule to see when you need to play next
- Add your schedule to your device's calendar
- See your next matchup details and directions to the host location
- See division standings, schedules, and rosters
- Download the scoresheets for their matches
- News and Events from your local League
- Manage their contact information
- Notifications to help you have the best League experience
- Easily pay for your weekly team fees (not available in all League areas)
- Download the rules to your device

UPDATED: Your membership, team, and tournament history is now available for you. Search results now have Host location pages in the results.

Ratings and reviews

The app works for the most part, however it no longer allows you to see the stat's of someone who is not listed on opposing team. If our opposing doubles team is using a sub, I'm not able to look up their stats. I can't verify their current skill level or if they are on a roster or even active this session. Making it rather useless if they are using a substitute when playing doubles.

app works well for what it is. is like to see it expanded to provide more visibility into stats like innings metrics and offer a way to pay dues. also the banner at the end of the year is annoying that tells me to renew my membership for the next year. there should be a way to dismiss that until the next year actually comes. if you are going to show it, then offer a discount for renewing early. I also want a simpler view for double jeopardy schedules, why is it broken into 8 and 9

Best thing about the app is its ease of use. However, its simplicity is also its biggest problem. Compared to other pool league apps that track made & missed shots per inning, if numerous balls were left on the table after finishing a game vs. running out tables, and many other available categories to enter players' stats during competitive play, I find it inferior for providing accurate handicaps & adjusting them accordingly during sessions or over time, and also for preventing sandbagging.