In-House? No 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 260,000 members (and growing). Our local league is growing as well. Talk to your friends, neighbors, and co-workers and you will see that they either play in the APA or know someone who does. People from all different backgrounds and walks of life play in the APA Pool League. In addition, over one fourth of APA members are female. APA is a great way to "Have Fun, Meet People, & Play Pool!" For those of you that might be thinking: "I'm not good enough to play", consider this; 75% of APA members are beginner to intermediate players, meaning you don't have to be a pro to play. The only thing you really need is the desire to have fun. |
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In-House? No BCA (a division of CSI events) league offers both 8 and 10-ball formats out of primarily Kenny's and Teacher's locations. Contact Paul Hopfer for more information. 10-Ball is currently only on Thursdays out of Teachers. 8-ball is available on more nights at more locations. |
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In-House? Yes This is an in-house league limited to 13 players per session. Both 9-Ball and 10-Ball sessions available. Both leagues are played on the full-size tables (9-footers). Alternate break, option to rack your own. Push out after the break, jump cues, and the 3-foul rule are all employed in this cash league. This league currently pays 100% of all league dues collected back at the end of each session during a free pizza party for all players. All players receive a prize. There is a small $2 greens fee per match while playing a league match; which allows you to play from 6pm until 10pm (or until your match is complete). A website for the schedule is also provided. Contact Randy Pohlman through Cue & Cushion for more information, or stop by either Monday or Wednesday evenings. |
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In-House? Yes The pool room is open 24 hours; you can always find a table at Kenny's. Wednesday - APA League Thursday - In House 8-Ball League The in-house league is modeled similarly to the MO-8 in terms of how teams compete. The house adds money relative to the number of teams currently active in the session. |
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In-House? No Local to Missouri and primarily St. Louis, this local 8-ball only league is the most popular because of its high cash payout, thanks to the vast number of players all around the area. Teams of 4 or 5 players compete by randomly drawing players who will then play 1 rack of 8-ball each. The first team to win their required number of games for the night wins the match. Handicaps range from 2 to 8 with a skill limit of 32 for the total of the 5 players per round. |
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In-House? No ABOUT 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 AND TROPHIES - 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.GAMESThe NAPA offers league play for 8-ball, 9-ball and 10-ball. |
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In-House? No Ultimate Pool League has been in the St. Louis area since only 2024, but the first national championship showcased both finalist teams from MO, one from Kenny's! The finals offers $100,000 to the winning team! Divisions are out of Kenny's currently (Dec 2025), but more options are becoming available with the start of 2026. Reach out to Brett Snowden or newly announced co-owner JUSTIN BERGMAN for more information. Start building your select crew of teammates now! Official: Our Mission Elevating the Game for Every Player At Ultimate Pool USA, our mission is to elevate and modernize the sport of pool while building an inclusive, exciting, and sustainable future for players at every level. We are dedicated to creating clear pathways from grassroots participation to elite competition, offering well-structured amateur leagues that focus on consistency, community, and enjoyment. These leagues form the foundation of our sport — places where skills are honed, friendships are built, and champions begin their journey. Beyond our leagues, we host open events and tournaments that give players the opportunity to test themselves on bigger stages, compete for significant rewards, and showcase their talent to a national and global audience. Every match, every league night, and every final is designed to move players forward, helping them reach their full potential both on and off the table. |