WASPA standings of September 2017

Dear friends, you will find enclosed the monthly records of the WASPA circuit.

Excel file
Season results

This season I will send you every month a season file with the results (thanks to Mariano from Argentina for the idea) and the Excel file with rankings.

Flaming Flickers tournaments in Greece

September 2017 was a great month with 28 regional tournaments, 2 events with advanced rules and 1 tournament with old rules. The NETFA Brigantes league also came back for a new season and 3 small events.

We were very glad to see the very first tournament in Rosario (Argentina) and the very first tournament run by the Marina Citerior Subbuteo Club in the Alicante area in Spain (a place to recommend if you have some holidays over there). Australia had an impressive activity of 6 tournaments. We were also glad to see the second event in New Zealand with a very international field (including players from Colombia and India). There were many other events in many different countries but one of the tournaments deserves a special mention. The London Road event in Wales was really special as players from four different clubs (London Road from Wales, Wolverhampton from England, Glasgow from Scotland, Derry City from Northern Ireland) had a great week-end with team and individual matches in a very friendly atmosphere. That's what WASPA should always be.

Marina Citerior SC in Spain

We now have 1643 players from 47 nations in the ranking. Welcome to the two first representatives from Bulgaria!

The "Top clubs" section is now growing growing with 22 different clubs involved.

Congratulations to Rémy Huynh from Belgium who not only became FISTF world champion earlier in September but has also reach the 13th position in the WASPA ranking.

Well, that's all for now. Please remember you only need 3 players to register your tournament. Don't be scared to join. It's free and tournament requests can be sent by e-mail to vincent.cop@rsca.com

Palyers in brisbane, Australia

Keep an eye on the WASPA blog at http://waspa-circuit.blogspot.com as there are updates almost every day.
The FISTF website can be found here: http://www.fistf.net

WASPA is also looking for partners. If you know any company ready to support us (we don’t ask for money but we want some win-win agreements so that we can promote each other), don't hesitate to contact me at vincent.cop@rsca.com 

Ideas to develop the WASPA circuit or to make things more attractive are always welcome. We stay at your disposal for more info.

Yours sincerely,
Vincent Coppenolle