Valley National 8-Ball League Association, (VNEA) is probably well-known to pool lovers. It has close to 100,000. Members and host of weekly leagues within over 400 cities. It is the world's largest amateur league and plays in 36 US states as well as 36 other countries. In addition, VNEA is an amusement business, generating a boatload of revenue. The Valley National 8-Ball League Association is a world championships. Players compete in leagues around the country. These championships are held annually from May 27 through Juni 5.
The Valley National 8-Ball League Association allows players to compete in leagues based their skill level. Each league has an administrator who collects the fees and maintains score sheets. The captain coordinates the activities of the team and makes sure everyone knows the rules. The captain helps organize events and collects scores.
The VNEA promotes good sportsmanship. The VNEA has awarded the Sportsmanship Award to its members, which is voted upon by them. The league promotes the business of its sponsors. VNEA members can access assistance through the operator network. LeagueSMART offers software, increased revenue, and table control. The league also provides a variety of league materials, including score sheets, table markers, envelopes, and other supplies.
VNEA Pool Leagues offer friendly competition and players will be playing against each other 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 also organize non-team regular tournaments which allow local players to challenge the best.
The VNEA has honored players for their contributions to the pool league in the past. Caela Gibson has been an active participant in the league since its conception in 1999. She has won numerous titles at the VNEA World Championships. She has won multiple tournament titles, including Singles, Team events and Women’s Regular 8-Ball singles. She is an active supporter of the VNEA Colorado. She has also been a top fundraiser for the Gene Pool league for the past two years. She has held many benefit tournaments to support cancer research and street children.
Shane Bloomberg is another pool player who has a long and distinguished history with the VNEA. He is the grandson of Jeanie and Gary Bloomberg. Shane is an active player in VNEA ever since he was nine. He has become one of most respected pool players worldwide. He is a regular contender in the Pro Tour, and is expected to be named Player of the Decade in 2020.