Valley National 8-Ball League Association is a pool league that has almost 100,000 members. There are also dozens of weekly leagues in different cities. It is also the largest amateur pool league in the world, with players from 36 states and 36 different countries. VNEA is also an entertainment business that generates huge amounts of revenue. Aside from playing in local leagues and competing in the Valley National 8-Ball League Association's world championships, players can also participate in Valley National 8-Ball League Association. These championships are held each year from May 27 through June 5.
Valley National 8-Ball League Association members can play in leagues based purely on their ability. Every league has a captain who collects league fees and keeps score sheets. The captain coordinates all activities and ensures that everyone understands the rules. The captain is responsible for collecting points and helps prepare the team for events.
The VNEA has a reputation for promoting good sportsmanship. VNEA members have voted to award the Sportsmanship Award. Players have been recognized for their efforts. The league also promotes sponsorship of local businesses. The operator assistance network provides help to VNEA members who run or operate locations, while the LeagueSMART conference offers software, table control, and increased table revenue. The league offers a range of materials for league members, including score sheets, table markers and envelopes.
VNEA Pool Leagues are a friendly competition that allows players to compete against other league members in round robin format matches. The minimum size for players is 7 by 3.5 feet "bar box" coin-operated pool table, which is smaller than the 9 by 4.5 foot regulation tables. VNEA leagues regularly organize non-team individual tournaments. This is a great way to meet the best local players.
VNEA have honored past players for their contributions in the pool league. Caela Gibbons, who has been a part of the league since its beginning in 1999, is one such player. She has racked up numerous titles at the VNEA World Championships. She has also won numerous tournament title, including Singles, Team events, as well as Women's Regular 8 Ball Singles. She has been a strong supporter of VNEA Colorado. She has also been a top fundraiser for the Gene Pool league for the past two years. She has hosted numerous benefit tournaments in support of cancer research and street kids.
Shane Bloomberg is another pool player with an impressive and long history in the VNEA. He is the grandson of Jeanie, Gary, and Jeanie. Shane has been an active player in the VNEA since he was nine years old. He has gone on to become one of the best pool players in the world. He is a frequent contender on the Pro Tour, and is likely to be named Player Of The Decade 2020.