​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 earn a spot in an end-of-season tournament, which then the winner of that event earns the spot in the World Pool Championship.Rackless Behaviors won throughout the qualifying process and had the opportunity to compete against 833 teams from four countries.The team battled through six days of competition, with some days lasting as long as 16 hours.Although Rackless Behavior lost in the final match, it still placed second in the World Championship, taking home $15,000.