The association
Cue Sports Association
The national governing body for cue sports. Affiliated clubs, registered players, licensed referees and certified coaches across every state, competing under one set of rules.
Who we are
Governing cue sports, state by state
The association is the national governing body for cue sports. It sanctions tournaments, maintains the national rankings, licenses referees and coaches, and represents the sport to government, sponsors and international bodies.
Members are registered through their clubs and carry a digital membership card with a QR code, verified at every event for check-in and identity. Clubs register their players, collect fees and submit results through the club portal.
Every sanctioned event is played under the association's rules for 8 Ball, 9 Ball, 10 Ball, Blackball, Snooker, Heyball. Officials are certified through the association's pathway, and match reports submitted by referees are retained alongside results.
Governance
Board of trustees, elected annually
Committees
Technical, referees, coaching, development
Membership year
2026
Get involved
Volunteer at an event
Every championship runs on volunteers — table marshals, registration desk, scoring, media, hospitality and transport.