October 2025: latest results and news from around the world

First of all we would like to wish good luck to all players and clubs taking part in the Champion's League and the Europa League this week-end in Faversham, England. The continental cups for teams remain some of the most exciting and prestigious events of the season. Congratulations to the English Subbuteo Association for making this happen this week-end in Kent. We remember where England is coming from and we are very proud to see that WASPA contributed to the success and the rise of the sport in England.

We would also like to come back on the latest events played in the WASPA circuit as we received results from England, Ireland, Australia, Italy and Belgium. Thanks to all organizers for their great work to keep the game alive!

Regional events

Bristol, England, October 19 2025

The Bristol Round of the English Championships took place last week-end and had an amazing turnout of 41 players coming from all over England and from 15 different clubs. After the group stage, players were divided in 2 sections. In the main event, Kevin Cordell (Stanway) was in a great day and defeated Chris Short (Pedmore) in the final to win the tournament and take the lead of the Championship. Wolverhampton players Mick Hammonds and Justin Scott made it to the semi-finals. "Thanks to Bristolians Steve Wonnacott & others, organised fantastic hospitality & Kye Arnold as always with the fixtures as usual. Well done my stepson Jamie won the Youth Cup beat Connor. 👏🏼

Look forward to Champions League for my team Langton Green Subbuteo next weekend!", commented Kevin Cordell.

Rob Paterson (TSPA) defeated Malcolm Jamieson (Worthing) in the final of the Plate tournament. 

Kevin Cordell and Jamie Warren

Quarter-finals: Jason Christopher - Mick Hammonds 0-1
Chris Short - Alan Lee 2-0
Justin Scott - Kye Arnold 2-0
Kevin Cordell - Rudi Peters 1-0

Semi-finals: Mick Hammonds - Chris Short 1-3
Justin Scott - Kevin Cordell 1-2

Final: Chris Short  - Kevin Cordell 0-1

Plate final: Malcolm Jamieson  - Rob Paterson 1-2

Sydney, Australia, October 8 2025

The Northern Falcons held a WASPA event a few days before the Asian Cup. It was a good way to practice before the "big week-end" held in Sydney and players from 4 different clubs were taking part.

1. Eliot Kennedy (Northern Falcons)
2. Adrian Grunbach (Northern Falcons)
3. Louis Dettre (Northern Falcons)
4. Daniele Lombardi (Sydney TFC)
5. Robert Green (Northern Falcons)
6. Katelyn Grunbach (Northern Falcons)
7. Geoff Sirmai (Hipfingerz)
8. Greg Werner (Hipfingerz)
9. Steve Dettre (Northern Falcons)
10. Johnny Ball (Northern Falcons)
11. Simon Cole (Northern Falcons)
12. Francis Cozzarin (Western Sydney)

Dagenham, England, October 15 2025

The latest Chasers tournament had 7 players taking part

Semi-finals: Gary Gladwell - Mark West 0-1
Adam Jackson - Michele Claydon 4-0

Final: Mark West - Adam Jackson 3-1

Yorkshire, England, October 16 2025

October 16 saw a return to WASPA club night action at Dewsbury Moor Sports Club. Craig Heward retained the Super League leaders shield, taking victory on the night topping the table with a 100% record, winning 5 out of 5 matches.

It was great to welcome Adrian Hawcroft back after a short break. Despite the gap in play, he came away with a win and two draws from his games. A special mention of thanks to Dan Nichols for making the long journey as a guest player on the night. Was great to have you along for the ride mate!

Final standings on the evening:
1. Craig Heward (Yorkshire)
2. Dan Nicholls (Godiva)
3. Ian Sharp (Yorkshire)
4. Adrian Hawcroft (Yorkshire)
5. Kevin Adderley (Yorkshire)
6. Darren Brook (Yorkshire)

Worthing, England, October 16 2025

Standings of the latest event played in Swiss system (4 sessions)
1. Connor Gregory
2. Malcolm Jamieson
3. Chris Stapleton
4. Ian Maskell
5. Joe Currey
6. Dave Cope
7. Daryl Radwell
8. Nigel Pestelle
9. Nathan Holley
10. Colin Houlson
11. Daniel Whittington

Morecambe Bay, England, October 7 2025

Final table of the latest event played in Swiss system

1. Lee Hatfield
2. Luca Lanzani
3. Keith Carman
4. Perry Sinacola
5. Rob Wilkinson
6. Stuart Andrews
7. Tom Eddington
8. Henry Eddington
9. Steven Dobinson

Milton Keynes, England, October 16 2025

Final table (round robin)
1. Ian Aggett
2. Mark Green
3. Paul Gildersleve
4. Graham Farmer

Dudley-Kingswinford, England, October 16 2025

Final table (round robin)
1. Derek Air
2. Jordan Clee
3. Campbell Air
4. Tavin Kumar

Néchin, Belgium, October 17 2025

Final table (round robin)
1. Matthias Averlant (Hennuyer)
2. Geoffrey Marain (Hennuyer)
3. Benjamin Marain (Hennuyer)
4. Sébastien Rochez (Stembert)
5. Vincent Coppenolle (Templeuve)

Nassogne, Belgium, October 22 2025

Final table (round robin)
1. Noah Janssens
2. Sébastien Scheen
3. Jean Grosdent
4. Thomas Janssens
5. Maxim Grosdent
6. Salvatore Visconti

Old rules

Terni, Italy, October 16 2025

Final table (round robin)
1. Marco Perotti
2. Simone Perotti
3. Massimiliano Mancini

Solent, England, October 6 2025

Final table (league format)
1. Jason Christopher
2. Jerry Lovegrove
3. Nigel Morgan
4. Chris Burford
5. Steve Smith
6. Andy McGovern
7. Rob Piggott
8. Gary Birch
9. Simon Hawley
10. Paul Izard
11. Tim Hill
12. Russell Cramer
13. Tim Rogers
14. Roger Duckworth

Forthcoming events

To be noted there will be some more events in:

- Switzerland. Swiss Cup on October 25 in Aesch BL. 20 players from Germany, France and Switzerland will be taking part, including Willi Hofman who will attend with his 'Cones' figures.

- Scotland: Edinbugh Subbuteo be hosting their first WASPA tournament of the season on 30th October at Leith Dockers Club. Join from 7PM for a spooooooooookily fun evening of beer, banter, a few tantrums and probably a wee bit of Subbuteo thrown in too. All welcome. Free entry. But do get in touch in advance if you want to join as spaces are limited.

- Belgium: "club WASPA" night on October 31 in Néchin. Flick-off at 6.30 pm.

Claudio Colpani winner in Brescia

The 10th edition of the Subbuteo Old rules "Endurance Colpani Cup" took place in the usual municipal hall made available by the city of Brescia.

The event featured 28 players from Lombardy, Liguria, Emilia Romagna, Veneto, Trentino, and Friuli, representing as many as 12 different clubs.

The tournament format included 4 groups of 7 players each (round robin), followed by semi-finals and final rounds divided into three groups: Gold, Silver, and Bronze.

In the Gold group, the host Claudio Colpani emerged victorious after a hard-fought final against Federico Milan.

The Silver group was won by Lorenzo Mentasti, who defeated Francesco Molinari, while Giorgio Manfioletti claimed victory in the Bronze group.

A total of 94 matches were played, each consisting of a 2 x 15 minutes time, all conducted without referees, a testament to the players’ outstanding fair play, even in a competitive tournament setting.

The 11th edition is already scheduled for the beginning of new year, to be held in a larger venue where an even greater number of enthusiasts will be welcomed.

(Report by Vittorio de Pascale)

Some shots from the presentation of trophies

Big winner Claudio Colpani (left)

More international news from events held in Australia, Belgium, England, Italy and Ireland. Thanks to all organizers for sending regular updates about local events held around the world.

Tralee and Munster, Ireland, October 13 2025

Another good night of table football in Tralee. "Just the six of us as we locked horns in a WASPA competition. Many thanks to Mario and William for making the trip up from Cork", reported David Elton.

Final table:

1. Mario Frittelli (Italy/Cork)
2. David Elton (Tralee)
3. William Magnier (Cork)
4. James Murphy (Tralee)
5. Sean O'Connell (Tralee)
6. Silvia Martin Simal (Spain/Tralee)

Néchin, Belgium, October 10 2025

The "Magic Team Tournai" tournament had a small turnout due to several usual players competing on the same week-end in the Belgian GP in Eugies. It was a good night to celebrate Michaël Dupret's birthday but Matthias Averlant was the expected winner after winning all his games.

1. Matthias Averlant (Hennuyer)
2. Michaël Dupret (Magic Team Tournai)
3. Vincent Coppenolle (Templeuve)
4. Benjamin Marain (Hennuyer)

Brisbane, Australia, September 30 2025

Also a week last Thursday Brisbane players had their September tournament which was delayed due to getting everyone together on the best day.

Final table:

1. Gareth Whalley
2. Giuseppe Tardiota
3. Gordon Orr
4. Gus Gillespie

Brisbane, Australia, October 11 2025

Last week-end Brisbane players we welcomed two new members in, Mick and Noel, with Ben attending his second tournament in a row and Gareth and Gordon the regulars. Gareth and Gordon didn't play hard against the others and were really teaching the game but had two very competitive games. The final table which is really irrelevant as it was more about welcoming new players and enjoying each other's company.

1. Gordon Orr
2. Gareth Whalley
3. Mick Church
4. Ben Harbeck
5. Noel Smith

Old rules events

Terni, Italy, October 9 2025

Last week-end there was a small old rules event in Terni. Alessandra Arca won his second tournament in a row after a shootout against local star Marco Perotti. Besides the tournament, the Terni club presented a new logo.

1. Alessandro Arca (Ferrara)
2. Marco Perotti (Terni)
3. Simone Perotti (Terni)
4. Moreno Margheriti (Terni)

London, England, October 12 2025

Last Sunday, London Subbuteo Club was the host of the first stage of the English Subbuteo Association old Circuit. Simon Goodman is the winner of the day and second time Chris Phillips trophy winner. Jason Christopher runner-up.

Joe Parodi is the plate winner. Mark Weaver the plate runner-up.

16 great old rules players and applause plus sweeties to Andy who had the longest journey!

Quater-finals: Simon Goodman - Adam Wells 2-1
Paul Andreas - Nigel Morgan 2-0
Jason Christopher - Andy McGovern 0*-0
Tony Banks - Allan Ewart 2-0

Semifinals: Simon Goodman - Paul Andreas 1*-1
Jason Christopher - Tony Banks 2-1

Final: Simon Goodman - Jason Christopher 0*-0

Plate final: Joe Parody - Mark Weaver 2-0

October 2025: Summary of a few great tournaments held in the last few weeks

After a successful start of the new season, we asee many clubs organising fantastic Subbuteo tournaments under WASPA banner. We are very proud to collect here some results of the latest events held in Ireland, England, Malta, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands. Thanks to the organizers who publish great stories of their tournaments. We are looking forward to seeing more tournaments in the next few weeks.

Cork, IRL, September 28 2025

The recent Cork Open Subbuteo Tournament was held in The SMA, Wilton, Cork, Ireland. This is the first Major Subbuteo Tournament held in Cork for almost 50 years. William Magnier having formed the Subbuteo & Table Football Cork Club about a year and a half ago, it was a pleasure and a privilege to hold a Leg of The Irish Circuit for the first time ever. Organisers of the day were Mario Frittelli and Barry Higgins, and William ran like clockwork. Special thanks to John Moore for his expertise and experience.

Players from Ballymena, Dublin, Bray, Wexford, Tralee, Offaly, Waterford, Cork and indeed the UK and Italy made the long trip to Cork for what we hope will be the first of many successful tournaments.

The Spacious Main Hall in SMA Parish Centre was the ideal venue, with private parking and easy access. Special thanks to Catherine Magnier, Evelyn Magnier and Barry Higgins for providing food, drinks and snacks.

Mark Farrell won the Main Competition, beating Kenny Beggs in the Final.

Dario Bilucaglia won the Plate Final beating David Elton.

William Magnier beat James Murphy in the Shield Final.

Roisín Hogan beat Eliot Fitzpatrick in the Junior Final.

Quarter-finals: Mark Farrell - Cian Hogan 5-0
Joe Harrington - John Moore 4-0
Andy Fitzpatrick - Mario Frittelli 0-1
Nick Pearson - Kenny Beggs 0-1
Mark Farrell - Joe Harrington 6-1

Semi-finals: Kenny Beggs - Mario Frittelli 2-1
Mark Farrell - Kenny Beggs 1-0

Plate final: Dario Bilucaglia - David Elton 6-1

Shield final: William Magnier - James Murphy 2-0

Junior final: Roisin Hogan - Eliott Fitzpatrick 2-0

Montornès, ESP, September 28 2025

Vicenç Prats opens the season with a triumph in Montornès in the most crowded tournament on the Catalan Circuit

The Catalan Table Football Circuit 2025-2026 kicked off last Sunday, September 28, in Montornès del Vallès with a tournament that will remain in the memory. With 34 players registered —an absolute record for the Circuit— and finally 33 effective participants after the last-minute withdrawal of Sergi Ribé, the event highlighted the growing strength and appeal of the competition. Among the participants, three new faces: the Mallorcan Josep David Somoza , the Occitan Ludovic Beauvais and the return, more than two years later, of the Barcelonan Xavier Vallvé.

The day started after 9am with an intense and emotional moment: a minute of silence in memory of the recently deceased Joan Flores, a much-loved teammate on and off the playing field.

Champion Vicenç Prats receiving
the trophy from Toni Hernández

The tournament was of a very high standard and culminated in the victory of Vicenç Prats, who prevailed in the final against Àlex Araujo from Mataró. Both finalists had overcome top-level rivals in the semifinals: Prats against Fabio Mastroianni and Araujo against Ferran Coll.

And the consolation champion, Marc Ligos, also receiving recognition from the Montornès team.

The increase in competition was also noticeable in the consolation tournament, where a player in Marc Ligos ' category took the title by defeating local representative Toni Hernández in the final .

The next Catalan Circuit tournament will take place in Breda, on November 30. The rest of the dates and venues for the tournaments for this 2025-2026 season will be announced soon, which is expected to be as exciting or more exciting than the previous one.

Original link: https://futboldetaula.cat/2025/10/02/vicenc-prats-inaugura-la-temporada-amb-triomf-a-montornes-en-el-torneig-mes-multitudinari-del-circuit-catala/

Quarter-finals: Vicenc Prats - Jose Luis Marquez 3-1
Fabio Mastroianni - Alfred Laporta 4-1
Alex Araujo - Marti Rosa 7-3
Ricard Carles - Ferran Coll 2-3

Semi-finals: Vicenc Prats - Fabio Mastroianni 2-1
Alex Araujo - Ferran Coll 5-4sd

Final: Vicenc Prats - Alex Araujo 4-0

Consolation final: Marc Ligos - Antonio Hernandez 3-0

Solent, ENG, October 1 2025

Solent Subbuteo Club held their monthly tournemanet earlier this month with 8 players divided in groups of 4 with later finals to decide the winner. Chris Burford was the winner of the night!

Finals (after 2 groups of 4 players): Chris Burford - Andy McGovern 4-1

Final for 3rd place: Rob Piggott - Jerry Lovegrove 0*-0

Leicester, ENG, October 1 202

The latest Leicester WASPA night a a good turnout and a special guest from Australia. Jeremy Simpson met the English players but the big winner of the night was Damian Mayes from Godiva Subbuteo Club.

Swiss ladder:

1. Damian Mayes (Godiva)
2. Alex Ashcroft (Leicester)
3. Richard Roper (Pedmore)
4. Trevor Arthur (Leicester)
5. Henry Baker (Leicester)
6. Sean Wenlock (Leicester)
7. Scott Hunt (Leicester)
8. Jay Williams (Leicester)
9. Paul Taylor (Leicester)
10. Jeremy Simpson (Australia/Hipfingerz)

Gouda, NED, October 1 2025

The Dutch Legends held ther third WASPA tournament of the season. Casey van os, current leader of the WASPA season ranking, finished on top of the night.

League format:

1. Casey van Os (Rijnmond)
2. Marco de Bruin (Dutch Legends)
3. Fabrizio Cavazza (Gorizia)
4. Maurice Montone (-)
5. Rinaldo van Dijk (Rijnmond)
6. Xavier Aret (Dutch Legends)
7. Stéphane Lambert (Kent Invicta)

Genova, ITA, October 4 2025

The Rebels Genova keep on working with the youth and their latest developments are impressivle. The second WASPA tournament of the season took place last Saturday with 16 players, including a visitor from the neighboring club Ligures Genova. Samuele Bignardi took the honors after defeating Alberto Capoferri in the final.

Final: Samuele Bignardi - Alberto Capoferri 1-0

Final 3-4: Luca Bignardi - Davide Balito 0-1

Final 5-6: Alessandro Gandin - Tommaso Sani 0-1

Final 7-8: Filippo Careddu - Filippo Sottili 1-0

Final 9-10: Maurizio Cussotto - Andrea Gandin 1-0

Final 11-12: Massimo Togo - Simone Pennati 0-1

Final 13-14: Filippo Di Rosa - Andrea Bolioli 0-1

Final 15-16: Fabio Balito - Valeria Ferretti 1-0

Attard, MLT, October 4 2025

The second WASPA event of the season in the premises of H'Attard SC took place last Saturday. 6 players competed in a small league and Robert Farrugia confirmed his improvement by taking the honors.

League format:

1. Robert Farrugia
2. Vincent Mifsud
3. Mark Baldacchino
4. Stanley Farrugia
5. Luke Xerri
6. Walter Attard

Dagenham, ENG, October 5 2025

Special guest Svein Arne Brekke

The Chasers Autumn Open took place last week-end and had a great turnout of 25 players taking part. Special guest of the day was Svein Arne Brekke from Norway. Joe Harrington (Haverhill) was the surprising winner of the Open tournament after beating Malcolm Jamieson in the final. Adam Jackson won the Plate, Martin Colwell won the Shield and Hadley Chapman won the Junior final.

Congratulations to the Chasers club for raising £80 for Gold Geese Children's Cancer Charity. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the collection. 

Joe Harrington (right)

Quarter-finals: Kye Arnold - Thomas Lacey 3-0
Connor Gregory - Joe Harrington 1-2sd
Malcolm Jamieson - Svein Arne Brekke 2-1
Rob Fitch - Simon Goodman 0-1

Semi-finals: Kye Arnold - Joe Harrington 0-1sd
Malcolm Jamieson - Simon Goodman 2-1sd

Final: Joe Harrington - Malcolm Jamieson 2-1

Plate final: Adam Jackson - Chris Shilling 2-0

Shield final: Martin Colwell - Gerry Harrington 0*-0

Junior final: Hadley Chapman - Joel Palmer-Jones 3-0

North Shields, ENG, October 3 2025

Results from the club night’s Subbuteo on Friday 3 October. North Shields next meetings are at 7pm on Friday 7 November and 7pm on Friday 5 December. Interested players can contact n.lamond@btinternet.com

League format:

1. Tom Heslop (North Shields)
2. Ben Staples (Yorkshire)
3. Nigel Lamond (North Shields)
4. Karl Dragan (-)
5. Rob Heseltine (North Shields)
6. Neil Wearmouth (North Shields)

WASPA rankings of September 2025 are out

Dear Subbuteo friends,

Players at the latest Western Sydney tournament

The new WASPA rankings are out!

Results file in PDF format: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1K2fk4r1tDOPA4d6e955tUpPIWrgBLcz0/view?usp=sharing

Rankings and statistics in Excel file: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQ1cJNfZt1Ets2Y_39UiBbFloSAfIxB2ZIHDCZmDEg4bjoZ1btv3_SltBX9_YR0fg/pub?output=xlsx

a new season has started and we are happy to see many players being excited to attend WASPA events. September saw tournaments held in England, the Netherlands, Belgium, Australia, Italy, Germany, Ireland, Malta, Romania and Serbia. We had a total of 27 tournaments, which included 25 regional events, 1 tournament with the old rules and 1 of the brand new "Club WASPA" held by our friends from Solent in England.

A new season means a lot of changes and we notice a few important points in the rankings:

- Ian Aggett is still number 1 in the rolling ranking;

- for the first time for a while, the leader of the season ranking doesn't come from England but from the Netherlands as Casey van Os managed to win 2 tournaments in September;

- in the junior ranking, the new season mean players born in 2008 are removed from the ranking and the new leader is Italy's Samuele Bignardi;

- in the rankings of clubs, after the promotions and relegations of the last few weeks, there will be a strong fight between English clubs in the top clubs sections while Club Rebels Genova from Italy are the leaders in the Development League and North Shields STF is on top of the Conference League.

A good turnout in Karlsruhe, Germany

A new season also means some players changed clubs. If you see mistakes in the rankings, please send a message to vincentcoppenolle@gmail.com

Congratulations to Geoffrey Marain who won his 150th WASPA tournament a few days ago.

Top players and beginners in Manaihant, Verviers, Belgium

Special thanks to Milan Knezevic for hosting the very first tournament in Serbia a few weeks ago.

The Bucharest players in Romania

222 different players have attended WASPA events last month and we are looking forward to seeing many more in the next few months!

Have a great week and keep on flicking!

Vincent Coppenolle

Good venu in Genova, Italy

Outdoor subbuteo in Terni

Players at the latest Bristol tournament

Players in Attard, Malta

Irish circuit tournament in Wexford

Mick Hammonds at the Pedmore tournament

News from Germany and from Serbia

On September 27, the 3rd WASPA tournament in Karsruhe took place with 16 players taking part. Host Milan Knezevic was happy to see players travelling from Munich, Hannover and Berlin, but also from Basel, Strasbourg, Mulhouse, ... It was an awesome day with players from many different nationalities taking part.

Players were divided in two groups of 8 players and later knock-out rounds took place to decide places 1 to 16.

Top 3: Elesbao (2) - Di Pietrantonio (1) - Krommydas (3)

In the end of the day, Pietro Di Pietrantonio (Eagles Napoli) took the honors after defeating Fred Elesbao (Hannover) while Panagiotis Krommydas from Ludwigsburg took the third place.

Milan Knezevic also pointed out that in August, for the first time, three players met in the serbian city of Pancevo, near Belgdrade. Manuelle Pina from Germany played his first WASPA event ever while Yago Dee, the Tasmanian Devil from Australia, was the special guest.

Just for the stats, Milan Knezevic won his four games while Yago was runner-up. 

The most important thing was actually that guys had two wonderful days together and they agreed they we need to do this again.

September 2025: more results from England, the Netherlands, Belgium and Australia

More WASPA events have been held in England, the Netherlands, Belgium and Australia. We release here a summary of the latest results. It's not too late to send your September results but we would like to release the next rankings ASAP so please stay in touch if you have more to send.

Rijnmond, the Netherlands, September 24 2025

The second tournament of MVV Rijnmond consisted in a group of 5 players and Casey van Os was the undisputed winner of the night.

1. Casey van Os (Rijnmond)
2. Rinaldo van Dijk (Rijnmond)
3. Richard Oranje (Dutch Legends)
4. Xavier Aret (Dutch Legends)
5. Sjoerd van Bentem (Dutch Legends)

Leicester, England, September 14 2025

The Leicester Foxes held a great WASPA event with players from several diffeent clubs taking part. Martin Hodds took the honors after defeating Justin Scott in the final.

Quarter-finals: Richard Badger - Joe Harrington 1-0
Connor Gregory - Martin Hodds 0-3
Justin Scott - Martin Holmes 3-1
Damian Mayes - Malcolm Jamieson 1-0

Semi-finals: Richard Badger - Justin Scott 0-2
Martin Hodds - Damian Mayes 3-2

Final: Martin Hodds (Yorkshire) - Justin Scott (Wolverhampton) 2-1

Plate final: Alex Ashcroft - Nick Pearson 2-4

Solent, England, September 24 2025

Solent held a WASPA tournament played as a league of 7 players. Andy McGovern took the honors after a guud streak of 6 games.

1. Andy McGovern (Solent)
2. Gary Birch (Solent)
3. Steve Smith (Solent)
4. Paul Izard (Solent)
5. Rob Piggott (Solent)
6. Dave Cope (Worthing)
7. Nigel Morgan (Solent)

Sydney, Australia, September 29 2025

Another rehearsal before the forthcoming Asian Cup saw 6 players attending the latest Northrn Falcons tournament. Adrian Elmer won the final on shots against Eliot Kennedy?

Semi-finals: Eliot Kennedy - Adrian Grunbach 2-0
Steve Dettre - Adrian Elmer 1-1*

Final: Eliot Kennedy - Adrian Elmer 0-0*

Verviers, Belgium, September 26 2025

Subbuteo is back in Verviers where 17 players attended the first tournament of the season in the East of Belgium. Local organizers of Stembert and Verviers decided to hold WASPA events as there is a serious number of players coming back to the games as well as beginners. The tournament was a success with Christophe Dheur defeating Sébastien Scheen in the final. while Thomas Janssens was the Plate winner.

Quarter-finals: Quentin Van Glabeke - Geoffrey Dheur 1*-0
Ralf Grégoire - Christophe Dheur 0-4
Noah Janssens - Christophe Brach 1-0
Sébastien Scheen - Philippe Roufosse 2-1

Semi-finals: Quentin Van Glabeke - Christophe Dheur 1-4
Noah Janssens - Sébastien Scheen 2-3

Final: Christophe Dheur (Valletta) - Sébastien Scheen (Stembert) 2-1

Plate final: Thomas Janssens (Stembert) - Pascal Scheen (Stembert) 2-1

Chesterfield, England, September 28 2025

The latest Chesterfield tournament was a huge success with 19 players competing in Swiss format. Malcolm Jamieson was undefeated and was a deserved winner. Congratulations to the hosts for another good tournament.

1. Malcolm Jamieson (Worthing)
2. Colin Fletcher (Chesterfield)
2. Connor Gregory (Worthing)
4. Tom Heslop (North Shields)
4. William Lacey (Godiva)
4. Nick Pearson (North Shields)
4. Ian Sharp (Yorkshire)
4. Colin Tarry (Chesterfield)
9. Trevor Allen (Chesterfield)
9. Jeremy Boothman (Doncaster)
9. Brian Kinrade (Chesterfield)
12. Simon Bryan (Godiva)
12. Jeff Parsons (Wolverhampton)
14. Andrew Forster-Fake (Chesterfield)
14. Paul Taylor (Leicester)
16. Andy Henly (Leicester)
16. Ian Jopling (Doncaster)
18. Carl Drabble (Doncaster)
18. Max Starkey (Yorkshire)