615......Nick Peterson
320......Dale Moore
315......Randy Parker
305......Al Widok
300......Scotty Scott
295......Jerry Stewart
275......Mickey Munger
275......Rodney Jenkins
260......Danny Bagwell
255......David Bagwell
235......Leim Lee
230......Stephen Darby
190......Andy Gulledge
190......Jeremy Monroe
190......Bruce Stancel
180......Randy Raposo
140......Terry Lamb
130......Randy Strickland
125......Jimmie Starrett
120......John Smith
115......Kelly Parrett
115......Billy Caylor
105......Paul Gulledge
100......Maggie Strong
90........Josh Monroe
80........Ken Williams
70........Michael Griffith
70........Wesley Parrett
70........Jackie Farrow
60........Tony Orr
55........Mickey Dunn
40........Steve Hussey
40........James Porter
30........Steve Roberts
30........Jon Martin
20........Bill McBurnett
10........Steve Dodgen

(For the period Beginning in January 2023 through present)

[SouFooPro TOP MONEY WINNERS] ... [NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS]

12-31-2022

Shown to the right are the two teams of players that advanced to the championship game of the recent "2022 years-end event" that was held on Friday December 30th in Leeds, Alabama. Ten teams participated this weekly Foos-Friday SpotÕDYP foosball tournament and withÊthe entry fees payback combined with $300 cash added by the Gulledge brothers, a total of $500 prize money was created and up for grabs that these four players would eventually collect the majority$$. Players seen from the left are Dale Moore and Joel McBurnett vs. Bill McBurnett and Angelique Dodgen with Bill and Angelique remaining undefeated for the tournament and the event champions. Five females participated this particular tournament of which might be a record number here in Alabama for the past few years at least. So, move over guys asÊcongratulations are extended to the girls and guys of this tournament championship matchup.ÊRodney Jenkins

10-28-2022

For the past few weeks the player turnout for the regular Foos-Thursday weekly DYP foosball tournament in Leeds, a couple fairly new players to our Alabama Foosball Program and brothers, Paul & Andy Gulledge, called me and asked if they could sponsor a "$200 cash added Friday night" Spot'DYP tournament at the location in Leeds. Absolutely--Paul & Andy Gulledge consider themselves local to the Leeds area and also fans of Van's Bar and they wanted to try and help get the weekly foosball tournament participation back going. I scheduled and announced the tournament and we had nine teams of players show up to participate on Friday October 28th. Shown to the right is a photo of the eventual championship match and winning team Steve Dodgen and Mike Camp, they are shown competing against 2nd place winners Bill McBurnett and Kelly Parrett. Chris Boyd and Mickey Dunn were 3rd while John Stringfellow and Stephen Darby finished 4th place. Cash prizes distributed were $200-1st, $120-2nd, and $60-3rd. It was a fun time for all participating and Paul & Andy Gulledge said let's do it again next week. Another $200 Added! Foos-Friday Spot'DYP was scheduled for November 4th...Guess what, the $200 Added! Foos-Friday in Leeds,AL became a EVERY WEEK thing until further notice.

10-25-2022

Back during the first of August this 2022, I had posted an announcement on the "Northwest Florida Foosball" facebook page about my potentially spending considerable time working in the Pensacola area and that I would like to get together somewhere with anyone interested for some foosball action. I got lucky and was able to drag out a few players as a result including a couple long time Gulf Coast area foosball greats Greg McCann and Billy Miller. The photo shows us while at "Shooter's Lounge" of the Cordova Lanes in Pensacola. Mike Weaver, of Fort Walton, is another player that joined us occasionally and is who snapped the photo of which he eventually shared with me. Billy Miller, of nearby area Navarre,FL., is the person shown on the far right of the photo with Greg McCann shown in the middle. Greg now lives at Pensacola Beach but he was a long-time resident of Shalimar, Florida and he is who, upon a time ago, promoted the popular long time running foosball action held at the popular "Hell'n Back" location of Fort Walton Beach.
A few months have past now and it turns out that we have gathered on numerous occasions for lots of fun time playing foosball of which has helped me greatly keeping the rust knocked off during my time spent in the area. I did eventually make it over to Mobile, Alabama to play with the locals that frequent the "Pelican Reef" where it was nice meeting and seeing several players that I had not seen in a very long time, including Jay Trubee and Lee McDonald. I got to meet and play some games with Tour professional player, Paul Renken, of which is probably the most active player on the foosball Tour from Alabama these days. Paul lives in Spanish Fort, Alabama and is a very skilled foosball player. I will likely continue to be in the Pensacola area on occasion since my daughter, Claire, now lives there. Hopefully, I'll get to continue seeing all of you periodically at the foosball table.
Take care, Rodney Jenkins.

3-1-2022

The Alabama Foosball Program will be suggesting a Monster March Madness period for the WEEKLY foosball tournament locations in Leeds and in Madison,AL. Plans are to employ the popular Monster DYP playing format in the place of the usual "Spot'DYP" during the coming month of March 2022. All set to begin on Wednesday night of next week 7pm at Madison Station Bar & Grill.ÊMonster DYP is described as a single-player mode while each player gets software generated randomly assigned partners and plays against another random team. The attempt is, that every player is playing once with other players in fair balanced matches. With every won game, the winning team gets points and it's all about fighting for the top position in the table. It is possible to add and remove player at any time. Elimination round with fixed teams can be started at any time (Money Match Playoff). You can see additional information atÊkickertool.com. I hope you can make it out and join us participating this experimental period.
Thanks,ÊRodney Jenkins

1-3-2022

Those that frequently participate the tournaments featuring the Spot' Format please be advised: substantial adjustments have been made to the player class rankings to be effective January 2022. It was determined that a scale-back adjustment was the best approach to addressing the requests being suggested by player participants. I started by simply resetting most player rankings back to as they were a couple years ago just prior to when the TOP class was implemented and then I made some adjustments from that point. Will likely continue to adjust the rankings for a period of days as needed to more satisfy those concerned. I do predict most of those that were listed as TOPs will likely return to that status. Meantime, anyone with requests or suggestions is welcome to message me with their input. ...Rodney Jenkins

9-7-2021

Local to Alabama foosball players continue to represent while competing for championship titles on the "National Foosball Tour". During the recent weekend of September 1-6 for the 2021 $100,000 Championships of Professional Foosball held in Lexington, Kentucky, Stephen Darby played in the finals of the Amateur Singles event and ultimately finished the tournament 2nd place out of the 179 players competing for that title. Stephen is out of Cullman, Alabama. Bill McBurnett, of Cedar Bluff,AL., finished 3rd place of the 115 teams competing for the Amateur Doubles contest while teamed with Brian Denson of Georgia. While also of Amateur Doubles, Scotty Scott of Odenville,AL. captured a 5th place finish teamed with a Tennessee player Kenneth Leboeuf.
For the main event competition, Alexander City, Alabama's Steve Dodgen teamed with Mickey Munger of Georgia together battled for a fantastic finish of the tournaments Open Doubles finishing tied for 9/12th of 141 teams competing. Steve Dodgen went on to win the Senior Mixed Doubles event teamed with Deanna Newton of Georgia.

8-7-2021

You love to play foosball tournaments but you'd love some help against all those Pro's ?
Guess what, the Program will be creating a FoosBlitz! situation during some BYP tournaments which will allow local casual player teams a potential for reduced entry fees while also the benefit of the Spot' format. Same applies for the AA Class & under rated player teams except without the discounted entry fees gets the spot'format.

7-10-2021

You love to play foosball but you don't want to play with/against all those Pro's ?
How about a FOOS-FRENZY where you can show up with or without your foosball-friends at the start of any of our scheduled foosball tournaments and, with enough interest and persons willing to participate, I will coordinate a foosball tournament for the "casual-type" foosball players present. With at least three eligible players or more participation, I will coordinate a singles tournament. Or, with at least six players or more, I will coordinate a draw-your-partner event. Double elimination bracket play-off will start immediately with one-game played determining the advancement through the bracket and eventually creating a Foosball Frenzy tournament winner and bragging rights to go with it. ÊNo tournament entry fee is involved and the first place winners will be awarded a Alabama Foosball Program certificate of achievement. ÊParticipants eligible are only casual foosball players and those of the Ala-Amateur class rating system with a BEGinner, D class, or C class status. Ê...Hope to see you at the foosball table and atop the Foos-Frenzy. ÊRodney Jenkins

7-9-2021

Birmingham "Foos-Thursday" ÑWe are going to be continuing this a EVERY WEEK thing! I recently shifted the foosball tables from Bumpers Billiards in Hoover over to VAN'S BAR in Leeds, Alabama which is much more spacious and will better suite our "Foos-Thursday" tournament efforts and will also create much more potential opportunities for the multi-event Saturday tournaments to be periodically coordinated for the Birmingham area. .....[PHOTO]
Please notify all your foos-friends about the change of location and greatly looking forward to seeing and joining you in Leeds,AL for the next Foos-Thurday opportunity coming this July 15. ...Rodney Jenkins

2-3-2021

Birmingham "Foos-Thursday" ÑWe are going to make this a EVERY WEEK thing! I'm planning on being at Bumpers Billiards in Hoover tonight at 7pm for pick-up games and/or a DYP tournament with enough interest. The effort last Thursday night had six teams of participants for the DYP where Steve Dodgen & Stephen Darby survived for the tournament win after Dale Moore & Jeremy Monroe forced a two-match final game contest. Fun time with some outstanding players that showed up to participate which included five players presently considered Alabama Foosball Program's top foosball players.
Hope to see you tonight at 2132 Lorna Ridge Ln. ...Rodney Jenkins

2-3-2021

Hey "current" and "once upon a time" Birmingham area foosball players, I'm inviting all of you to join me for pick-up games and/or a DYP foosball tournament on this coming Thursday evening at 7pm. I recently set two Tornado foosball tables at Bumpers Billiards in Hoover, which is located at 2132 Lorna Ridge Ln., Hoover. It's been a very long time since we've got together for foosball activity in Birmingham and I'm looking forward to seeing all of who can make it out to participate, or at least, visit. I wish you would also notify anyone that you know that might be interested and extend this invitation. I'd love to see all known foosball enthusiast of past and present on Thursday night at Bumpers Billiards. "Wannabees" are welcome as well.
Thank you very much, Rodney Jenkins

2-1-2021

Congratulations to Alabama foosball players for winning titles at the recent 2021 IFP Tour Kickoff foosball tournament held in Lexington, Kentucky. Stephen Darby, of Cullman,AL., won the Amateur Singles 1st place title battling among a field of 64 players competing. Bill McBurnett, of Cedar Bluff,AL., won 1st place during the Amateur Doubles contest while among 45 teams participating with his partner for the event, a Georgia player Shane Satterfield. Bill also competed in the Expert Doubles contest teamed with Dale Moore, of Birmingham,AL., together they played for the king seat of that 41 team tournament bracket and they finished third place. Other Alabama players competing and managing a notable finish were Jerry Stewart, of Dora,AL., while teamed with Lamar Ray, of Wetumpka,AL., together they finished 3rd place of Rookie Doubles. It was a nice weekend for local foosball players of our Alabama Foosball Program.

1-10-2021

With the National Professional Foosball's Tour Kick-off tournament for 2021 scheduled for the later part of this month in Lexington, Kentucky, a collective group of outstanding foosball players from the area and surrounding pitched in to help create a "warm-up" foosball competition effort. Foosball players from Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, and Mississippi gathered in Decatur, Alabama for some foosball tournament action on Saturday January 9th at "6 Pockets Bar & Billiards".
Thirty players took advantage of the opportunity to participate creating 15 teams competing in each of the two tournaments coordinated during the Saturday evening of foosball action that included a "Draw-Your-Partner" and then a "Bring-Your-Partner". Players capturing the first place win of the DYP would be Daniel Colter of the Birmingham area along with his partner Terry Couch of Georgia. Later in the evening for the deemed main event competition was the BYP tournament that was packed with outstanding foosball players from the areas mentioned above, Daniel Colter would manage a repeat winning performance teamed with Dale Moore, also of Birmingham, Alabama.
Jeremy Monroe did an outstanding job leading the planning, setting up, and coordinating of the event along with help from several in attendance, as did 6 Pockets Bar & Billiards with hosting the competition. Prizes distributed to the first through third place finishing teams were created by a payback of the entry fees collected along with added money kicked-in by the bar together with additional $100 added by West Georgia Foosball which in all created a total of $1,145.00 paid out accordingly. Additionally, a calcutta auction was coordinated during the main event which added an additional $360.00 of winnings. See Jeremy's North Alabama Foosball on Facebook for additional results and access to select video footage of the tournament action. Nice job everyone involved. Congratulations to all participating players and their outstanding performances that created such a fun and competitive tournament. Especially nice job to those achieving the championship wins. My guess is that Mr. Daniel Colter potentially left Decatur smelling like $$$$$... Roll Tide!!!
Rodney Jenkins

12-19-2020

As has been the case in many areas, COVID-19 situations have halted foosball tournament action in Tennessee and in Georgia. Here in North Alabama, local foosball players have teamed with "6 Pockets Bar & Billiards" and have invited foosball players for tournament action coordinated here in Decatur, Alabama. Jeremy Monroe volunteered his time and effort setting up and coordinating foosball events on Saturday December 12th 2020. As a result, locals together with some players from Georgia created a 14 team participating fun-time foosball tournament. On that day, players enjoyed participating in DYP and BYP foosball tournament action. Please see information and also keep up with JeremyÕs future tournament efforts at his newly created North Alabama Foosball group on Facebook where plans for another tournament in Decatur is already set in place for Saturday January 9. Additionally, Jeremy is in process of getting set up for live streaming of foosball matches on his Group as well. I hope all will visit and participate at: "North Alabama Foosball" on Facebook.

5-5-2020

[IN MEMORY OF] I have very sad news to share: a long-time foosball player/friend, Jeff Deskins of Jasper,AL has passed away this May 5th. My heart felt condolences are extended to all his friends and especially to his family. ...Rodney Jenkins

3-30-2020

The Alabama Foosball Program of events will be shut down during this COVID-19 pandemic. Stay safe during this crazy time.
[9-1-20 UPDATE]...Players have began getting together privately for random small-group foosball practice/play, communicating about it via the foosball text groups and Facebook Messenger announcements. If you are interested potentially participating just let me know and I can have you added to their messaging groups. ...Rodney Jenkins

2-29-2020

The $1,000 Bama "Bad Boy" Showdown This Decatur,Alabama foosball tournament was somewhat lightly participated due partially to the flu virus going around, but those players in attendance created an entertaining foosball playing battleground for the $1,110 cash and special title that was up for grabs. Outstanding performances for the tournament by Jim Wiggs, of Springville,AL., and Nick Peterson, of Decatur,AL., while both will share the Bama "Bad Boy" title for this tournament. Jim Wiggs won 1st place finishes for both the open singles and the main event, open doubles. While with a solid finish for all three events, Nick Peterson captured a share of the "Bad Boy" along with a "protecting his turf nod" since it turns out that he was the only local-to-Decatur-player that participated the events. Nick Peterson and his partner, Eric Newton of the Atlanta,GA area, won the winners bracket of the open DYP which technically turned into the event final win due to an agreed split and no actual final match played. Nick also finished 3rd place in open doubles with Dale Moore and 2nd place in the open singles event. Nick was able to force a second match for the finals of open singles of which is the win that helped him capture a portion of the Bama "Bad Boy" cash and title. Congratulations to both players along with the others that helped them earn their wins. Complete results are included in the results portion of this page.
I had a great time at this tournament and had the pleasure of observing some great performances from several of our players here in North Alabama. It helped me realize just how far these guys have come recently with their ability to play foosball. I love hearing comments by the seasoned players that occasionally travel distantly to participate our tournaments "man, these guys are good!". [PHOTO]
Thanks to all those participating the Alabama Foosball Program, and also a major thank you must be extended to "6 Pockets Bar & Billiards" for hosting the events and the outstanding support provided including the opportunity extended for foosball here in North Alabama. ...Rodney Jenkins

2-3-2020

The $250 Added! North Alabama Open foosball tournament this past weekend turned into a fun battle for portions of right at $750. For the "open draw" and "open doubles" events on Saturday, players from surrounding areas of North and Central Alabama showed up to participate along with a few of Georgia's top players creating some very exciting and fun matches during the evening. The top two finishing teams of the nine-team open draw tournament are shown in the photo to the right. The championship match was not played. Al Widok and Nick Peterson were undefeated for the event while Steve Dodgen and David Burnett was runner up. Jeremy Monroe and Jim Wiggs placed 3rd while Stephen Darby and Dale Moore were 4th.
For the main event, there were nine teams participating as well where Rodney Jenkins & Jerry Stewart won open double 1st place. Nick Peterson & Chris Forsyth landed at 2nd place and Jeremy Monroe & Jim Wiggs finishing 3rd. Steve Dodgen & Ken Williams finished 4th. Rodney Jenkins also captured the open singles win with Chris Forsyth at 2nd. Jerry Stewart was 3rd place and Stephen Darby 4th. Everyone did a great job helping keep the tournament matches running smoothly during the evening and we were able to finish the tournament probably a little past midnight. I had a great time seeing everyone and I thank you all very much for coming out for the event. Looking forward to the next, Rodney Jenkins.

ALABAMA FOOSBALL PROGRAM .....foosball tournament notes & information:

* At this time, the weekly events are notification status, which means announcements are circulated via [ALABAMA FOOSBALL PROGRAM ON FACEBOOK] and/or group messaging methods when a potential for substantial player participation is expected. Or, when a trusted player has committed to being present for pick-up games and that is intending to coordinate the tournament event as scheduled with enough interest.
* Unless otherwise noted, the usual format involves $10 entry fee - 100% payback! The entry fee is collected per participant and 100% of it is then used for the prize breakdown distribution. Sometimes additional cash is added with exceptional player participation. The foosball tables are normally coin-operated and participating players are required to share equally in the cost of their games.
* I don't want to invite players out to play foosball tournaments that are potentially not going to finish and/or are finishing unreasonably late. Unless otherwise announced, the tournament playoff format isÊdouble-elimination bracket-playÊwith matches determined by the best of 3 games played on the winners side of the chart, while only 1 game played on the losers side. However, in the case that the tournament is deemed at risk of running late or past the business closing time, at that time, the tournament director shall dictate changes to the playoff format that is needed to obtain an appropriate finishing time.
* Since the double elimination tournament format creates the potential for a fair amount of foosball to be played in order to reach a winning team, the tournament coordination process needs to be time-efficient. Participating players should help the process by being on time for the events and then promptly available and ambitious to play their matches when applicable. I don't want to spoil the social enjoyment part of the foosball player gatherings but the priority should be about playing foosball. Many may have to juggle priorities with work and family in order to create their potentially limited opportunities to play foosball in this way. All pre-tournament pickup games and/or between-match practice-play involving the tournament foosball tables should end immediately upon the presents of the players that are to be involved in the matches due up to compete. Please do not hold up the tournament playoff process.
*I'm not always present to coordinate the scheduled foosball tournaments as much as I was in the past. In my absence, there's usually someone dictated to handle the tournament directing duty and, if not, the players do a great job collectively handling the process. Ultimately, it helps greatly to have a consistent process in coordinating the tournament events. I want to share, for those interested, the process one can expect when I make it out to coordinate a particular tournament: I'm expecting all interested participants to arrive the tournament location at, or just prior to, the scheduled tournament time. Upon which time, I will determine if enough participation exists and will then begin excepting sign ups with a collection of entry fees. I usually won't close the entry opportunity until after at least 15 minutes past the tournament time allowing a short grace period for potential late arrivals. My goal is, at 15 minutes past the scheduled tournament time, I want to "draw-it-up" w/creating the tournament chart while, as soon as possible, calling the affected players/teams to the foosball tables to begin playing matches.
*Late arrival entrants will be allowed, but only as applicable of two ways. In the case that you know ahead that you will be arriving only slightly late, you can request to be included in the tournament team charting process. I can hold off calling your matches until necessary allowing you as much time for arrival as possible but without delaying the tournament playoff process. Alternately, you can simply show up as soon as you can and if the appropriate spot on the tournament bracket is still applicable, you will be allowed to participate accordingly as qualified under one of the allowable options such as iron man, buddy system, or Mr. Recruiter. Be advised, I won't hold up the tournament waiting for you to arrive. Any unreasonable delays in tournament play by any team/player will be subject to proportional forfeiture processes.
*Can't make it on time? Get here when you can... Players unable to make it out for the tournament time are encouraged to arrive whenever you can. There's always the potential that you can get in the tournament action: As in the case someone is competing iron man that has declared to except the first available player as a partner, or maybe there is still an opening on the chart. If nothing else, a potential for participating some pickup games once the tournament has played out to the point when an open table becomes available.
*Do you want to learn how to play foosball? Best advice is get involved. Learning and improving your skills playing foosball will happen quickly with experience playing foosball competition. Many of our already experienced foosball tournament players would love to help you learn and improve your foosball playing ability. Seasoned players will most likely share information with you that could take you years to discover on your own. The spot-in-advance tournament and with it's added challenging strategies that it presents has proven to be an effective new player development platform. Load up all your foos-friends and bring them with you, all are welcome to participate. For those that prefer, foosball playing lessons are available for anyone interested.
* Due to the varying skill levels of the local players participating--along with an interest in creating an inviting atmosphere for the "beginner" and/or "new" player participation--the popular weekly tournament format is the spot-in-advance draw-your-partner(DYP) tournament. The format dictates the possibility of point spot advantages. For example, according to a projected "level of experience" of a team of players paired together compared to the experience level of their opponents, sometimes the format dictates one team having to score additional points in order to win a particular game during competition while the other team only has to score the traditional 5 points in order to win that game.
* Appropriate Sportsmanship is Mandatory Those that play foosball already know how easily the game can ramp-up ones' most competitive spirit and attitude at times. Like a lot of other games/sports, right from the start every aspect of the game test ones' ability, skill, speed, strength, and strategy against an opponents same.ÊEven though pretty much standing in one place while playing, there is so much going on in the mind--and practically face-to-face with the opponent the whole time. The heat of the moment can cause things to be said and heard that can easily strike a nerve of an opponent of which tends to create tempers flaringÊoccasionally. Competitive foosball players are just like competitive athletes of almost every other competitive sport being played these days where efforts to gain the competitive edge over an opponent are commonly demonstrated. Some players fall victim of getting overly sensitive to this type stuff and it can affect their ability to perform, which then becomes the strategy in causing a conflict. ÊWith all thatÊbeing said, I'll wrap it up with the following important statements: ÊParticipants of the Program's events are expected to play within a reasonable effort of adhering to the official rules of play. ÊAlso, when necessary, participants will be required to handle any and all disputes and disagreements in an appropriate good sportsmanlike manner. Loud and continuous arguing, cursing, etc., including provoking and heckling another person at any time will not be tolerated! Players raising their voice in anger and argument loud enough to be heard by others away from the immediate foosball table area will be required to leave the premises of the business and therefore facing forfeiture from the competition. Players fighting and/or threatening others will be removed also and will also face being banned from future participation of the Program's events. No exceptions! The Program's events are intended to create an opportunity for it's participants to enjoy the fun & excitement that playing foosball and competition can provide. Those players that are continuously the center of controversy and drama will eventually be prohibited from participating. Rodney Jenkins
* During the Programs' events we will allow a protection circumstance for rule violations committed by players with limited tournament experience and those who are not yet accustom to playing by the official rules of play. The spirit of the rule violation protection procedure is to allow new players some flexibility when it comes to the rules while participating in the Programs tournaments. In other words, we don't want to discourage new players from participating our tournament events simply because they are unfamiliar with the rules of play, or perhaps their style of play may conflict a simple rule or two. We will encourage players to play by the rules but, for those that need, we will allow a grace period that will allow them to compete according to their style of play while gradually learning to play according to the official guidelines of play.
* IN MEMORY OF.....Shortly after I started playing foosball back in the very late 1970's, I became interested in creating a competitive opportunity for my friends and I, and for all those in my area that enjoyed playing the game at that time. Eventually, I was encouraged to expand my tournament promotional efforts into other areas of Alabama and ultimately into the surrounding states which became an effort that I referred to as our Southern Foosball Program. Along with this project came an opportunity that I cherish, I had the privilege of meeting a lot of people of whom share the similar interest as I in this unique game/sport of foosball. Along the way, special friendships have developed and an expanded community of foosball enthusiasts exists as a result. Periodically, I receive the dreaded notifications about a fellow foosball player that has passed away. Regretfully, I usually want to share this information among the foosball community. With all due respect and condolences, I would like to keep the memory of these beloved individuals among us as we continue. Please see: [IN MEMORY OF]
Thanks, Rodney Jenkins

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Direct your questions or comments to the Southern Foosball Program/Rodney Jenkins at (256) 734-6349, or by email: sfoosball@southernfoosball.com.

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more continued... If you're reading this you'll probably agree that foosball is a very unique game. It can be very fun, and some people will say that it can be addictive. Unfortunately, in these parts it's not likely you'll have a place near you where you can walk in and find a foosball table with experienced players available for playing. It's been my suggestion that foosball players should try to establish a location where they can designate days and times for enthusiasts to show up and all can then satisfy their craving to play foosball. In fact, that's exactly the principle that lead to the creation of this Alabama/Southern Foosball Programs. It's a popular practice for these types of gatherings to eventually lead to some type of coordinated competition format.

It's my intention to include submitted information that will help any persons interested in finding foosball activity in areas scattered throughout the Southeastern USA. If you know of places where coordinated efforts have established an event, whether it's every-week, bi-weekly, or even monthly, if it's presented in sportsmanlike fashion and if it's open to anyone to participate, please submit this information to sfoosball@southernfoosball.com. It's very likely we will add that information here so that possibly others will learn of it and open the door for the possibility of growth in the local player base.

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