Delphos pool team places second in world championship
DELPHOS — A local pool team with roots in the Delphos community returned home with placing second in the APA World 8-Ball Championship in Las Vegas. Known as Rackless Behavior, the local team is hosted by the Delphos Recreation Center and is made up of two separate families who came together because of pool. In order for the team to be able to partcipate in the large championship, they had to ...
The Delphos pool team, Rackless Behavior, has secured a second-place finish in the APA World 8-Ball Championship held in Las Vegas. The team, comprised of members from two local families, has been nurtured and supported by the Delphos Recreation Center. To participate in the prestigious competition, they had to win a qualifying tournament, with the ultimate winner earning a spot at the World Pool Championship.
Rackless Behavior demonstrated their prowess throughout the six-day event, which saw some matches extending up to 16 hours, competing against 833 teams from four different nations. Despite their loss in the final match, the team achieved a commendable second-place finish, earning a prize of $15,000.
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