Fall Singles Regional ...Brackets Posted!

September 30, 2022 at 3:49 AM

by San Diego APA

Fall Singles Regional ...Brackets Posted!

September 30, 2022 at 3:49 AM

by San Diego APA


On October 1-2, we will be hosting the FAll Singles Regional at Pockets Billiards & Brew!

All qualified players (who won a local singles board from 1/1/22 to 6/15/22) should have received and Congratulations email from the APA with information about the event. If you are opted out of emails, you will not receive these types of emails so please check your APA League App settings and check the box to OPT BACK IN!

Visit SDAPA Local Singles Program web page for info on the program and a list of qualified players at the bottom.

If you missed the email or did not receive one, here are the links to the information.

8-Ball Qualified Players:

https://poolplayers.com/event/apa-2022-fall-8-ball-classic-san-diego-regional/

9-Ball Qualified Players:

https://poolplayers.com/event/apa-2022-fall-9-ball-shootout-san-diego-regional/

Links to Online Brackets:

https://sandiego.apaleagues.com/Uploads/sandiego/2022_fall/Tournament%20Boards%20QR%20Codes.gif 


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