9-Ball Tri's

If you find any errors or your team cannot make it please be sure to contact us immediately.

 Tournament Team Certification Form (Letter Size)

Tournament Structure:

The Tri-Cup Tournament is held three times a year and is considered an extension of playoffs. This tournament consists of all teams who came in first place in division standings or won their division playoffs. The Tri-Cup Tournament is a single-modified-elimination format. In each Tri-Cup Tournament, the Teams win the opportunity to advance to the World Pool Qualifiers (WPQ).

Skill Levels:

All players participating in the Tri-Cup tournament will play at their highest session-ending Skill Level from the session that they have qualified in or what they have played as in the current session - whichever is higher.

Common Players:

If two teams meet up with a common player(s) during any tri-cup tournament, the common player(s) will either sit out of the match completely or declare a team to play on. If the common player declares a team, they will be removed from the other team roster for the remainder of the tournament.

Players Playing on Multiple Teams:

Players playing for more than one team will need to notify their captains prior to the start of the Tournament. It is recommended that Captains have a plan to avoid any play conflicts with the other team. Matches will not be held up to wait for any player to finish another match they are playing.

Eligibility:

The roster a team will use in the Tri's is the roster they had at the last week of playoffs in the prior session. Players who did not reach 5 matches with their team will not be eligible to play in the Tri-Annuals.

You can view the brackets and rosters on our website here: https://lasvegas.apaleagues.com 

If you have any further questions. Please reach out to the league office.