The United States Professional Pool players Associations League of Champions has been making great strides in the industry and now they have moved to new areas giving more players the chance to start their own League of Champions.

The league system just launched in Wyoming and Arizona and now Tampa, Memphis, Detroit, Minnesota’s Tri-Cities, Las Vegas and Western Pennsylvania are now offering a League of Champions. The above areas now have licensing rights to make sure their leagues are protected in their area.

Darrin Brown the UPA Executive Director commented: “It has been amazing to watch the leagues grow to the extent that they have in such a short amount of time. Amateur pool has consistently lacked a tool to give players the ability and the means to improve their individual game while participating in a social environment. The UPA league system has truly provided players the vision to see that if they too work hard enough, they can realize their dreams of improving their skills and possibly even to compete in professional pool. Our league operators share in this vision and I believe that is why we continue to be the fastest growing league in the country.”

Areas that are interested in adding their own League of Champions can contact the United States Professional Pool players Association and find out how they can bring the league to their area.




- 2009-09-03