LCS
Local Championship Series
Compete for a championship in your home county!
- Monthly local events
- Division-based competition
- Season-long points race
- Local finals and leaderboard recognition
Upcoming Events
See what's next on the APBF calendar.
From local championship stops to statewide competition, every event is part of a bigger season.
Current featured stops: North County LCS Open on May 18, 2026 in Carlsbad, California, and
SoCal State Series Stop 02 on June 6, 2026 in Irvine, California.
Every event connects to rankings, points, and championship progression.
Power Rankings Explained
POWER RANKINGS MEAN SOMETHING
Every game you play adds context to your performance across players, events, and time.
Play
Enter matches through events or structured play.
Compete
Face different players, formats, and levels.
Get Ranked
Your results are evaluated and compared across the system.
How APBF evaluates you
A cleaner ranking picture.
Recent Performance
Your latest results carry the most weight.
Strength of Competition
Who you play matters, not just wins.
Smart Evaluation
Bad days don't destroy your ranking.
Ranking Preview
San Diego � Men's Doubles � 4.0
1
927
S. Taylor
2
910
J. Smith
3
882
You
4
881
L. Jones
Filter Your Rankings
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Age
Gender
Location
Format
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Private Group
Narrow the leaderboard to the players and formats that matter most to your next step.
Championship Series
Two ways to compete. One connected APBF system.
SCS
State Championship Series
Compete across Southern California.
- Premier statewide events
- Stronger fields and bigger points opportunities
- State leaderboard recognition
- Championship pathway and prestige
ONES & DUBS
Structured competitive
open play .
ONES and DUBS are not random open play sessions. They are organized formats built to create better matchups, stronger results, and sessions that connect back to the APBF ranking system.
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Better match quality
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Repeatable competitive format
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Results that connect back to rankings
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