Captain Co/Captain Tournament

July 8, 2025 4:42 AM

by South Idaho APA

Captain Co/Captain Tournament

July 8, 2025 4:42 AM

by South Idaho APA

A thank you to all the Captains and Co Captains that make this league work!! Find your partner and join us for the fun.

8-Ball Scotch Doubles!

We will payout approximately the top 25% of the field! These tournaments are 100% payback

The Kickback Bar

Nampa, ID

Saturday, July 26th

Start time 11AM

Practice Tables Available @ 10AM

Max 32 Team Board

TOURNAMENT DETAILS

  • $80 buy-in PLUS $5 Greens Fee
  • Modified Single Elimination Tournament Bracket
  • APA National standard skill level race.  If you do not have an 8 ball skill level, your 9 ball skill level will be used.
  • Alternate shot that begins after the first break
  • Same rotation will continue through each rack within the match
  • One coaching allowed per rack per team, regardless of skill level

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

  • Must be a current Captain or Co-Captain
  • Must have played 4+ matches in SPRING session
  • Must have 20+ APA 8-Ball or 9 Ball Matches within the past 2 years
  • Max team skill level of 11

Sign Up Here

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