Here is a summary of results from tournaments held in England, Malta, Australia, Italy and South Africa. Special thanks to all organizers who keep Subbuteo alive and focus on helping new players to get experience!
We are more than convinced that WASPA events remain very important to develop our beautiful game.
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| Players in Brisbane |
Among the recent events held in January, we are happy to see action in Brisbane, Australia. The latest tournament took plae at the Sundowner hotel in Caboolture and local players had the visit of Japanese player Tomoki Ono. Gus Gillespie won the grand final against Gareth Whalley (4-2).
The Pedmore tournament was part of the English Subbuteo Championship. Chris Short (Pedmore TFC) managed to win the final against Sam Curtis (Yorkshire) on shots (3 v 1) after a close and tactical affair which also went to golden goal, where they could still not be separated while Mick Hammonds (Wolverhampton) and Aaron Skinner (Bristol) made it the the semi-final and Michael Mayes (Godiva) won the Plate final, beating Simon McMurray 4-0. Connor Gregory was the Under 18's category Winner with Colchester's Jamie Warren taking the Runner Up spot.
The second tournament in Caterham was another success. Players from "That Retro Place Subbuteo Club" spent some great time and Adam Welle was the undefeated winner.
Old rules events are still the priority for players in Terni where the local club held their 12th (and then last for this season) tournament with Marco Perotti taking the honors.
Richard Roper won the latest Stourbridge Casual Subbuteo meet, finishing on top of a group of six players.
In South Africa, Ian Clarke dominated the recent New year Cup organized by the ETS club.
The Victus Calabria boys had a different venue for their latest event. The time the event took place in Catazanro instead of Lamezia Terme and Vittorio Giummo proved to be the man of the day!
Stanley Farrugia won his first tournament for a long time in Malta when finishing on top of the 5th event of the season in H'Attard.
Finally, the CHASERS New Year Open took place on Sunday with 30 players travelling to Dagenham for another fantastic day of table football. Gary Gladwell and his friends make a great events and had the vist of a special guest as Australia's Bob Green was taking part. Bob managed to reach the semi-finals but the big winner of the day was Kye Arnold who defeated Malcolm Jamieson in the final. Congratulations to the others winners: Rob Fitch (Stanway) in the Plate, Jack Cossington (Chasers) in the Shield and Hadley Chapman (Kent) as best junior.
Brisbane, Australia, January 19 2026
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| Gus Gillespie |
2. Gareth Whalley (Brisbane SC)
3. Derek Hovell (Brisbane SC)
4. Tomoki Ono (Japan/Tokyo Sparkling Shooters)
5. Jordan Heal (Brisbane SC)
Pedmore, England, January 18 2026
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| Open winner Chris Short (right) |
Quarter-finals: Alan Lee - Sam Curtis 2-2*
Mick Hammonds - Kevin Cordell 2-1
Paul Sutton - Aaron Skinner 0-0*
Chris Short - Marco Ghigliotti 3-1
Semi-finals: Sam Curtis - Mick Hammonds 4-3
Aaron Skinner - Chris Short 1-6
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| Sam Curtis (right) |
Final: Sam Curtis - Chris Short 1-1*
Plate semis: Jamie Samuel Warren - Michael Mayes 0-5
Simon McMurray - Jason Christopher 3-2
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| Michael Mayes (right), Plate winner |
Michael Mayes - Simon McMurray 4-0
Caterham, England, January 22 2026
1. Adam Wells (That Retro Place SC Caterham)
2. Richard Myers (That Retro Place SC Caterham)
3. Joe Parody (That Retro Place SC Caterham)
4. Paul Peachey (That Retro Place SC Caterham)
5. Havard Spring (That Retro Place SC Caterham)Terni, Italy, January 20 2026
1. Marco Perotti (SC Terni 2014)
2. Simone Perotti (SC Terni 2014)
3. Riccardo Pazzaglia (SC Terni 2014)
4. André Giovenali (SC Terni 2014)
Stourbridge, England, January 22 2026
1. Richard Roper (Pedmore TFC)
2. Arthur Collins (Pedmore TFC)
3. Matthew Powell (Stourbridge SC)
4. Andy Pountney (Pedmore TFC)
5. Stuart Collins (Stourbridge SC)
6. Neil Walker (Stourbridge SC)
Johannesburg, South Africa, January 24 2026
1. Ian Clarke (Easterns)
2. Fernando Rodrigues (ETS)
3. Johan Niewenhuis (Johannesburg)
4. Jarryd Westerdale (ETS)
Catanzaro, Italy, January 24 2026
1. Vittorio Giummo (Virtus Calabria)2. Angelo De Santis (Virtus Calabria)
3. Antonio Di Lieto (Virtus Calabria)
4. Francesco De Santis (Virtus Calabria)
Attard, Malta, January 24 2026
1. Stanley Farrugia (H'Attard SC)
2. Mark Baldacchino (H'Attard SC)
3. Robert Farrugia (H'Attard SC)
4. Walter Attard (H'Attard SC)
5. Luke Xerri (H'Attard SC)
Dagenham, England, January 25 2026
Semi-finals: Chris Burford (Scotland/Solent) - Malcolm Jamieson (Worthing) 0-3Kye Arnold (Kent) - Robert Green (Australia/Northern Falcons) 2-0
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| Finalist Malcolm Jamieson (right) with Gary Gladwell |
Final: Malcolm Jamieson - Kye Arnold 1-1*
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| Semi-finalists Chris Burford (center) and Bob Green (right) |
Plate final: Rob Fitch (Stanway) - Simon Hawley (Solent) 1*-1
Shield winner: Jack Cossington (Chasers)
Junior winner: Hadley Chapman (Kent)













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