KEEPING SCORE IN NAPA...NOTHING TO FEAR!!
The North American Poolshooters Association system for scoring matches is one of the most SIMPLE immaginable. Scorekeepers need only mark which player wins each game then, after the race has been completed, add "bonus" points for three individual achievements - rackless match, break and run, and 8/9 on the break. There's no need to focus your attention on marking innings, misses, safeties, etc... spend your time on league nights shooting pool not filling out paperwork!
How do you score a match?
No more keeping track of innings or even balls. No more trying to get someone to keep score because it is so difficult and complex. NAPA's score sheet is simple and easy to understand. See a NAPA scoresheet. Now it is paperless! The first league in the US to be entirely paperless. See NAPAPLAY.
How do you get points?
Winning player points
20 points for a perfect win. No losses in the player's match.
14 points if a player wins the match but with one or more games lost.
20 points if a player wins the match by forfeit (player named).
14 points per player (56 points) if entire team forfeits (players named).
Losing player points
3 points if the player lost the match but won at least one game.
1 point if the player loses their match and won no games.
0 points on a forfeit (no player named).
Bonus points
1 point for each break and run (winner or loser). B-R
1 point for each 8-ball on the break (winner or loser). 8B
1 point for a "rackless" match (player must win the lag and all games never touching the rack.....rackless!). RK
0-4 points for a hill to hill match (value determined by players)
Now NAPA has paperless scoring which makes score keeping easy, quick, and accurate. Go HERE to find out more about electronic scoring.
How to score a NAPA score sheet. Use only if paperless scoring is not available because of internet.
