Friday, 23 November 2012

Subbuteo TV ad

Well done subbuteo for launching this TV ad for the italian market and good luck!

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

A tournament in Berlin, Germany


Breaking news: another tournament will be played in Berlin (Germany) on November 25 for the players who have no team to play the FISTF Open for club teams. This is an idea of Marcus Tilgner that is fully supported by WASPA. Well done!
Link: http://www.gpberlin.de.vu

Some news about the WASPA calendar

There are some good news about the forthcoming tournaments in the WASPA circuit. First of all, the tournament in Attard (Malta) has been postponed to November 28. The tournament will start at 7.00 pm at the Dingli club. Interested players can contact Joseph M. Debono at jmdebono@onvol.net

Players interested to attend the tournament in Hamilton (Canada) can contact Peter Sexton at peter.sexton@ymail.com

There will be a WASPA tournament at Famagusta TFC in Limassol on November 25. Interested players can contact George Zangylos at zangylos@yahoo.gr

Finally, the next tournament in Calgary (Canada) has already been set up. it will take place on December 30th. Interested players should contact Shane Hoopfer at Hoop27@gmail.com

Monday, 19 November 2012

News from Canada and Malta

Congratulations to David Baxter for winning his second WASPA tournament yesterday in Calgary. Dave beat Shane Hoopfer int he final. There were 3 last minute dropouts so only 5 players were present but that's still positive for Canada.

Unfortunately the tournament in Malta has been postponed due to problems in the hall but a new date should be announced soon.

Saturday, 17 November 2012

Tournament in Hamilton

The newly born Hamilton Subbuteo Club in Canada will be holding their inaugural tournament on November 24. Interested players can contact Peter Sexton for details.

Friday, 16 November 2012

A look at the agenda

This sunday there are tournaments organized under WASPA banner in Attard (Malta) and Calgary (Canada). The tournament in Jambes (near Namur, Belgium) on November 23 is now confirmed. The next events in November will take place on the 24th in Penrith (near Sydney, Australia) and on the 28th in Rome (Italy).

A few tournaments are already in the agenda for December. The events will take place on the 1st in Ellicott City, Maryland (USA), on the 2nd in Barcelona (Spain), on the 15th in Penrith (Australia) and on the 22nd in Templeuve (Belgium). Feel free to contact us for more tournament requests! WASPA has easy rules for tournaments and we are looking forward to have more and more players involved. Drop us a line at vincent.cop@rsca.com for any question about WASPA.

Wednesday, 14 November 2012

Another tournament in the US

Great news from the US. The forthcoming "Holiday Silver 2012" to be playd on December 1 in Maryland will be part of the WASPA circuit. Interested players can drop a line to Paul Eyes.
E-mails: eyevman@netscape.net & eyevman@verizon.net

Monday, 5 November 2012

Daniel Cranston wins the Delaware Valley Open

The final between Massimo Conturso and Daniel Cranston
Daniel Cranston won the Delaware Valley Open held in Newark on sunday. the Maryland player beat Massimo Conturso from Connecticut in the final. Congratulations to those who travelled on long way to play and well done Andrew Zunino for hosting the tournament.

Saturday, 3 November 2012

Updated results file

You can now check the last update of the results file from the DOWNLOAD section or by clicking here.

The results of the ten (10!) tournaments played in October and the updated rankings and statistics have been added. We have now 314 ranked players and 22 nations.

Friday, 2 November 2012

Another tournament win for Geoffrey Marain

The finalists, Michaël Ponthieux and Geoffrey Marain

After the tournament
There was a good field of 8 players competing on November 1 at the Templeuve tournament. After the group stage where every player played seven games, the ranking was very close with 15 points for both Michaël Ponthieux and Geoffrey Marain, 14 for Logan Carette and 13 for Vincent Coppenolle. Ponthieux and Marain played a great final but finally Marain scored the winning goal in the last seconds of the game to win 3-2. Here is the final standing of the tournament:
1. Geoffrey Marain
2. Michael Ponthieux
3. Logan Carette
4. Vincent Coppenolle
5. Michaël Dupret
6. Renald Deloose
7. Max Hoguet
8. Jean-Luc Platiaux