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NJAA Directors![]() The National Jai-Alai Association (NJAA) is a non-profit association devoted to promoting and preserving one of the world's most treasured sports. There are three directors of the NJAA. The three directors were instrumental in getting the St. Pete jai-alai court built. ![]() Paul Kubala
Paul@National-Jai-Alai.com
Paul Kubala was born and raised in St. Petersburg, Florida. He is a former 15-year veteran St. Pete firefighter, and is currently a Future Home Realty agent; a property manager of several buildings, and owner of a day care center. Paul is 45 years old and has three children; Courtney, Kendal, and Kyle, who is a rising jai-alai "superstar". His hobbies include golf and fishing. Paul has been playing jai-alai for 23 years now. Paul lost his wife Joyce after a long battle with cancer in 2010. Jeff "Laca" Conway
Jeff@National-Jai-Alai.com Tom DeMint
TJD1@aol.com
![]() Michael Berry, age 49, owner of Magicomp, "The official computer consultant for NJAA" has been in the computer business since straight out of college in 1981. Shown above on left accepting 1st place backcourt A Class Trophy for 2007 Summer League in Orlando. He custom builds computers and provides on-site service for many computer issues like virus removal and basic hardware repair. Started playing jai-alai during the player strike in 1988 and former computer consultant for Tampa Jai-alai working with Jack Patterson for many years. |