News from Quebec

Pierre Chastenais songe à organiser un tournoi de football de table le samedi 30 janvier 2010 à Montréal, et si les participants potentiels peuvent voyager et prendre part à un des râres événements de football de table au pays (car le Canada est un grand pays, et ce n'est parfois pas possible pour tout le monde de voyager), il y en aura un! Pierre s'occupera de l'organisation, mais aurait besoin d'un arbitre en chef, qui connait très bien les règles FISTF. Le tournoi serait aussi ouvert au joueurs de la côte est des États-Unis. Si vous êtes interessés et disponible, contacter Pierre: quebecsubbuteo@yahoo.ca Pierre Chastenais tries to organise a table football tournament in Montreal on saturday january 30th 2010, and if potential participants are able to make the trip and play in one of the rare canadian events (Canada is, a very big country, and it isn't everyone who can travel) there will be one! Pierre will handle the organisation, but will need a referee-in-chief who knows the rules of FISTF inside out. The event would be open to players living on the east coast of the USA. If you are interested and can attend, contact Pierre: quebecsubbuteo@yahoo.ca

Canadian players in the world rankings

There are now 8 canadian players left in the Open world rankings of November. Mark Meihuizen is 310th, Warren Creighton 420th, Terry Berting & Bryan Robinson 594th, Kim Berting, Bill Moy, Bruce Robinson and Nathan Silva are 803rd.

Canadian players in the world rankings

14 Canadians are ranked in the FISTF tables of October 2009. Mark Meihuizen is still the top canadian player (252th). Warren Creighton comes next (432nd). Terry Berting and Brian Robinson are 603rd.

New website for the Canadian Association

http://cstfa.webs.com/ has just been launched and will help new players to get in touch with the CSTFA Board.

Canadian players in the world rankings

In the world rankings of September, Mark Meihuizen is still the best canadian player. He's 245th with 64,80 points. Then come Warren creighton (431st), Brian Robinson and Terry berting (602nd). There are 14 canadian players in the open rankings (7 players less than last month) and number are expected to go down if there is no FISTF tournament organized this season.

Salut aux fervents de soccer de table subbuteo québécois! La Ligue de Subbuteo du Québec, qui est basée à Montréal, recherche toujours de nouveaux joueurs. La ligue est en suspens, faute de joueurs, mais espère que de nouveaux joueurs qui en ont entendu parler voudront participer à des petits tournois. La LSQ a une riche histoire, ayant débuté en septembre 1982. Des archives peuvent être vus sur les nouvelles pages web à: http://quebecsubbuteo.webs.com/ et il y a une adresse courriel pour me rejoindre! Merci, et au plaisir de vous voir sur les terrains!

Hello to Subbuteo table soccer fans of Quebec! The Quebec Subbuteo League, based in Montreal is always looking for new players. League activities have been halted, but there is hope that new players who have heard of this great game will come and play in small events. The QSL has a rich history, as it started in september of 1982. Season archives can be seen at the new webpages at: http://quebecsubbuteo.webs.com/ and there is an e-mail address to reach me!Thank you, and I'll see you around the playing boards!

Pierre Chastenais

Canadian players in the world rankings

In the world rankings of August, mark Meihuizen is still the best canadian player. He's 179th with 100,80 points. Then come Warren creighton (326th), Brian robinson (452nd) and Terry berting (513rd). There are 21 canadian players in the open rankings and number are expected to go down if there is no FISTF tournament organized this season.

Demo at the FALLCON in Calgary

The Stampede City Table Football Club is proud to announce their participation in this year's FALLCON Gaming Convention in Calgary, Alberta on Sept 18 -20. This will be the second year that the SCTFC has attended this event to promote the game of Subbuteo or Table Football.

A new start for subbuteo in Canada

The last few weeks have seen a difficult time for the canadian table football association. Mark Meihuizen has decided to resign as president and therefore the association is looking for a new organizer. The Federation of International Sports Table Football (FISTF) has decided to take over the position of organizer till a new person is appointed. There are already some contacts made with several people but we hope that there will be solutons found in te next few days.