Monday 15 January 2024

First WASPA results of January 2024

Things slowly go back to normal and we are happy to publish the first results of January 2024. We collected results from Belgium, Czech Republic, Australia, England and Wales and we are happy to see so much motivation among players and clubs.


Two events were played in Belgium. The first WASPA tournament was held at Tcha Four's HQ and the event was limited to six players. 3 wins and 2 draws were enough to give Sébastien Scheen the trophy of the day while Daniel Scheen was runner-up.

Final table
1. Sébastien Scheen
2. Daniel Scheen
3. Stelio Tsangouris
4. Joffray Laurent
5. Maxime Rairoux
6. Christophe Dheur


In the South of Belgium, the club of Wamme held a tournament for 7 of their players. Noah Dirick proved to be one of the most improving players in the Belgian circuit and was undefeated. Dirick won the tournament while Jean Grosden was runner-up.

1. Noah Dirick
2. Jean Grosdent
3. Thomas Janssens
4. Ralf Grégoire (USC Huy)
5. Noah Janssens
6. Maxim Grosdent
7. Lulani Verhoeven

Australia: latest Western Flickers tournament

Western Flickers TFC gathered at our Altona HQ, and kicked off the new year with a Welcome 2024 New Year WASPA! 

Four passionate flickers took part in the tournament on a very hot summers day in Altona, Melbourne. The format was a round robin group stage with the top 2 playing off in a Grand Final for honours. 

Adrian stormed out of the blocks with convincing wins over Benjamin and Peter in the first two rounds. Meanwhile, former Asian junior champion Benjamin scored a very late goal (finishing off a beautiful sequence of quick flicks) to snatch a surpise draw against Benny. 

This meant that Adrian had secured his spot in the grand final, with Benny needing to beat Adrian in the final group round to get to the final. As it turned out, Benny overcame Adrian in a very tight 1-0 game to finish top of the round-robin group. 

In the grand final, it was an exciting match with Adrian's pacy attacking game against Benny's counter attacking strategy. Taking advantage of the few chances with some clinical finishing, Benny came out tops with a 3-1 victory - despite a beautiful goal of the day by Adrian.

In the 3rd / 4th placing match, Benjamin came out trumps over an improving Peter.

All in all, it was a fun day of flicks with good company. A great way to kick start 2024! 

Happy New Year to the Australian Subbuteo table football community from Western Flickers, and may 2024 be a fantastic table football year for everyone !

1. Benny Ng
2. Adrian Connolly
3. Benjamin Ng
4. Peter Benholm

Western Flickers group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/839480459489854

Subbuteo action in Prague


The final

On January 6, 8 players met in Hotel Augustus, Prague for a WASPA tournament. There were many good games and players met also for lunch and a few beers. Marco Zucchi defeated Gábor Baross (hungary) in the final (3-0) to claim the title. Semi-finalists were Austria's Alfred Strommer and Czech player Jiri Uchytil.

Final table
1st: Marco Zucchi
2nd: Gabor Barros
3rd: Jiri Uchitil
4th: Alfred Strommer
5th: Lukaš Zima
6th: Paolo Di Stefano
7th: Paolo Ortolani
8th: Tomaš Zima 

Jann Segers and Marco Bevilacqua winners in Leeds

During the recenet FISTF Open in Leeds, two consolation tournaments were played under WASPA banner. AS Hennuyer player Jann Segers won another WASPA trophy after beating Wolverhamption's Mick Hammonds in the final. In the other event, Scotland's Marco Bevilacqua beat Craig Heward by a single goal to claim the honors!

In Australia, the Perth players met for the latest tournament organized by the Sports TFC of Western Australia. Singapore's Tan Yew Loy finished on top of the league while host Hugh Best was runner-up. Noel Mani was third and Chris Thorn fourth.

Wales: Darren Barnes winner in Cardiff

Bad luck for the Cardiff players as their latest event was limited to six players due to the snow and the clod. Darren Barnes ended as winner but xwe are sure the Cardiff guys will have a great tournament again soon.

1. Darren Barnes
2. John Lauder
3. Colin Lewis
4. David Samuel
5. Alan Hounsell
6. David Lauder

North Shields tournament

Tom Heslop wins his second WASPA CUP title in Shields. A tight little tournament saw Tom snatch victory and the Cup from Nigel who has held it since August 2023. Good mornings play lads. Well done!

1. Tom Heslop
2. Chris Kaberry
3. Nigel Lamond

North Shields STF on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northshieldssubbuteotablefootball

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