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Welcome to the Foosball Player Gallery! Here you can see who are some
of the players we are always talking about really are. This list was created
with the help of many foosers who have sent me information, pictures, updates
and the like. Special thanks to Carl Ijames for the
bulk of the pictures. And Jim Waterman
for the bulk of the info.
If you would like to get yourself, or submit someone else, into the
Gallery I only have two qualifications.
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The player is now or once was ranked a pro.
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You send me via e-mail or Snail Mail a picture of the player for the Head
Shot. (It is FAR easier for me, and you, if you can scan in the picture
yourself and e-mail it)
Please include the information I have listed below and anything else you
would like to see in the "other" field (within reason of course). If you
would like a link to e-mail put that in there too. Include a self addressed
stamped envelope If you would like the picture sent back to you after I
have scanned it in. The Address is..
14930 Belle Ami DR Laurel MD 20707-3653
Also, send me any corrections you might know of as well. As always you
can reach me at <clay@foosball.com>.
Tom Adkisson
Hometown: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Varies
Main Shot: Rollover or Pull
Occupation:
Pictures:| North
Carolina $5,000 September 1992 | Worlds
$100,000 September 1994 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Tommy Adkisson's high speed style and youthful
exuberance make him the game's best young player. Young Tommy's versatile
three rod and unique ability to read defenses on the run have helped propel
him into the national spotlight. In 1993 the eighteen year old Adkisson
won doubles and singles at the World Championships and placed second in
mixed doubles. The future is certainly bright for this Oklahoma foos phenom.
Ken Alwell
Hometown: Roseville, Minnesota
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Forward
Main Shot: Pushkick
Occupation:
Pictures:| U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: The 1994 season saw the return of Ken Alwell
and his legendary push-kick to the Tornado pro Tour. Alwell's eight year
absence did not diminish his formidable forward skills as Kenny won both
the Iowa State and Halloween Open doubles titles with Steve Mohs. 1994
also saw him placing second in mixed doubles at the world championships.
Kenny was one of the 1970's greatest players, appearing in countless championship
finals.
Tony Bacon
Hometown: Kalamazoo, Michigan
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: The master of the far-wall passing series, Tony
Bacon has been a premier performer since he was a teenager. A former foosball
phenom from the state of Michigan Tony has won virtually every major foosball
title. Bacon has an '89 National singles title and two US Open Doubles
victories to go along with numerous other novice and open titles.
Don Becker
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Forward
Main Shot: Pull Shot
Occupation:
Pictures:Worlds
$100,000 September 1994
Other Information:
Steve Beine
Hometown: Columbus, OH
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Forward
Main Shot: Pull shot
Occupation:Police Seargent
Pictures:| U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994 | Foos
Fighter Picture
Other Information:Check out the article Foos
Fighter all about Steve.
Quick-witted and humorous off the table, Steve Beine is all business
when it comes to foosball. This Columbus, Ohio police officer has proven
himself as one of the sports top players for more than fifteen years. Big
Steve s l993 second Place finish at the World Championships with bon Swan
was followed up by a 1994 National mixed title (with Tiff Billirakis) and
a runner-up finish at the '94 Masters with Swan.
Kathy Brainard
Hometown: Spokane WA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot: Push-Kick
Pictures:
Other Information: THE Foosball Historian. She has seen and
done it all. Co-Author of the The
Complete Book of Foosball. Author of Who's
Who of Foosball.
Charles Britt
Hometown: Dallas, TX
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: The talented Texan, Charles Britt is a master
at the art of singles and has two green jackets to prove it. Britt remains
the one and only player to have won the Masters Singles title on two occasions.
His qreen jacket victories in '90 and '92 and a '91 doubles title at the
Nationals make this lone star fooser one tough Texan.
Louis Cartwright
Hometown: Las Vegas, NV
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Forward
Main Shot: Rollover
Occupation:Salesman for Silver State Pkg.
Pictures:| U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: When talking about the sport's top snake shooting
forwards, the name Louis Cartwright immediately comes to mind. This calculating
foosball technician has four major titles to his credit in only 2+ years
as a pro. In 1993 Louis captured the open singles title at both the Kickoff
and the US Open while also winning the Masters Open Doubles event in '93
and again in '94.
Also known as Kingrouie
Shan Coffey
Hometown: LA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot:
Occupation:
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information:
Dave Courington
Hometown: TX
Latest
Results
Regular Position:
Main Shot:
Occupation:Tournament Director (Tornado)
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information:
John Davis
Hometown: Pittsburg PA
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Front
Main Shot: Back Pin (Pinalyzer)
Occupation:Energy Systems Engineer
Other Information: John Davis has had the pleasure of living and
playing in many parts of the US. Tucson, Boulder, Albquerque, San Diego,
St. Paul, Des Moines, Fargo, Atlanta, and now in Pittsburgh. Spending most
of his foos career as a novice he had victorys at the 93 tour kickoff,
(novice singles), two no-pro draws victorys in the same year, 93. He is
known for his back pin shot which was dubed the pinalyzer after he had
finished no worse than forth in novice singles on the 93 tour. You will
also hear his Madden like voice doing color on early Inside Foos productions.
Stephanie Dean
Hometown: New Orleans, LA
Latest
Results
Regular Position:
Main Shot:
Occupation:
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information:
Bob Diaz
Hometown: Clearwater, FL
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Rollover
Occupation:
Pictures:| U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: A consistent and intelligent all around performer,
Bob Diaz has been steadily climbing towards the top of the world foosball
rankings. The 1994 Tornado Male Goalie of the Year, Bob began the season
with open doubles victories at the Kickoff Classic (with Johnny Horton)
and the Oklahoma State Championships (with Terry Moore). Diaz also proved
himself to be an excellent singles player placing fifth at the '94 worlds.
Thor Donovan
Hometown: Des Moines, IA
Latest
Results
Regular Position:
Main Shot: Pull Kick
Occupation:
Pictures:Worlds
$100,000 September 1994
Other Information:
Chris Dube
Hometown: Nebraska
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull Kick
Occupation:Someone told me he was a Professional Midget Wrestler.
Not sure though. (They may be pulling my leg. )
Pictures:| U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Chris and Merv Srock were 1994 Open Doubles Champs.
Although unseeded, nothing could stop this Kansas City foosball machine.
No one (except themselves) expected this productive pair of Show-Me State
foosers to win this major 1994 event in Minnesota. Dube's Lighting Dull-kick
and aggressive overall play along with steady and intelligent goal tending
of rising-star Srock produced an unpredictable Open victory
Andy Dunn
Hometown: Cucamonga CA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Rollover
Occupation:Owner of Swifty Sign
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Worlds $100,000
September 1994
Other Information: Makes all the signs and banners for the Tornado
Tour.
Christina Fuchs
Hometown:
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Goalie
Main Shot: Rollover
Occupation:Inside Foos Promoter
Pictures:
Other Information: e-mail InsideFoos@aol.com
Clint Gandy
Hometown:Chicago, Il.
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Goalie
Main Shot: pull,pullkick
Occupation:Police Officer
Pictures:
Other Information: 86 world champ. semi-pro doubles and singles,93
$5000 piscopo mem. open doubles,and several other state level titles.
e-mail Clint013@aol.com
Eddie Gartmann
Hometown: Pasadena, TX
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot: Pull (Killer pull from the back)
Occupation:
Pictures:| North
Carolina $5,000 September 1992 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Eddie Gartman's fire power from the pits, makes
him a lethal offensive weapon. This 1992 Goalie of the Year is one of the
game's most lethal offensive players from the goalie position. Eddie's
major foosball titles Include open doubles at the 1993 Kickoff Classic
as well as a very impressive second place finish in doubles at the 1994
World Championships with John Smith.
Dave Gummeson
Hometown: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:Manager of Target (a drugstore)
Pictures:| U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Dave Gummeson's strong and steady 5-row and intelligent
3-rod mark him as one of foosball's finest forwards. Dave added a green
jacket to his wardrobe in 1993, winning the Masters Singles title. This
long-time Minnesota fooser had a fine 1994 season as well, placing second
in open doubles at the U.S. Open with Steve Mohs and placed third in the
'94 Masters event. Dave credits all-time great Doug Furry with being his
major foosball influence.
Clay Gump
Hometown: Laurel, MD
Latest
Results Won't see much in here. Too much time cyber-foosin, not
enough real-foosin!
Regular Position: Thats kind of personal isn't it?
Main Shot: In my own goal
Occupation:Telecommunication Engineer
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information: I wrote this damn thing so I reserve the right
to stick in my picture :) Check out my Home
Page if you like.
Cindy Head
Hometown: Birmingham, AL
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:Police Officer
Pictures:Worlds
$100,000 September 1994 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: With her aggressive style and great natural ability,
Cindy Head has set records that may never be broken. This Birmingham, Alabama
police officer has won a mind-boggling eight world singles titles in a
row and world doubles titles in '93 and '94 with Jimmie Watkins as well.
Cindy can be very intimidating, either on her beat or on the foosball table.
Liz Hill
Hometown: Tulsa, OK
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:Student
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information:
Check out the Interview.
Although only playing for six years, Liz Hill has enough titles to
her credit to fill a lifetime. Liz has "tripled" (winning three titles
at one event) on the pro tour three different times. Ms. Hill's three consecutive
National doubles titles set a standard that will be hard to match. When
she's not winning titles, Liz enjoys water sports and billiards.
Tracy Hill
Hometown: Texas
Latest
Results
Regular Position:
Main Shot:
Occupation:
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information:
Johnny Horton
Hometown: Tampa, FL
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Johnny Horton's two-fisted, feisty brand of foosball
makes him a threat to win it all at any given time. Johnny's tremendous
talent and fierce competitiveness have made him one of the game's most
successful players. This 1990 world singles champion had an excellent 1994
season winning two major singles titles and an open doubles championship
as well.
Carl Ijames
Hometown: Bethesda MD
Latest
Results
Regular Position:
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:Chemist
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information:
Dave Jones
Hometown:Clearwater, Florida
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot: Push Series
Occupation:Attorney
Pictures: April 1995
Other Information: Dave Jones placed Second at the World Championship
and Fourth at the Master's in 3500 Limited Doubles in his first two appearances
on the Tornado tour in 1988, teaming with fellow Floridian Chris Starczewski.
The team de-railed Florida's red-hot Horton/Pruitt team at the 1990 World
Championship for Fourth Place and placed as high as Fifth (Nationals) in
many other open doubles tournaments. Star and Jones lost on match point
playing for 13th place to cap foos history's best open doubles performance
by a female team (Tielens and Gunther) in the 1996 World Championship.
More recently, Star and Jones have placed third or better in all three
of their 35 and Over doubles appearances. Dave credits legendary foos player
and author Johnny Lott as an early influence on his game and considers
himself a "pure goalie". 96 Nationals, 35 and Over, Star and Jones, second.
97 World's, 35 and Over, Star and Jones, second.
Russ King
Hometown: New Orleans, LA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward/Goalie
Main Shot:
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Russ King's quickness and ball control have made
him a successful player, both as a goalie and in singles as well. This
highly skilled Cajun-country fooser teamed with Tommy Adkisson to win the
1993 World Championship. His 4-4 in the fourth game scrambling push-kick
from the pits helped propel him and Tommy to the 1993 title. Russ is an
excellent all-around player offensively, defensively, goalie or forward.
Shelly Langley
Hometown: CO
Latest
Results
Regular Position:
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:Colorado Foosball Promoter
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information:
Todd Loffredo
Hometown: Boulder, CO
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:Professional Foosball Player
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: When players are asked who their favorite player
or role-model is, the name Todd Loffredo inevitably comes up. In 1977 Todd,
then a novice player, teamed with Gil Jackson to win the World Championships
on the Tournament Soccer Tour. Todd has since won many titles including
20 World titles (10 doubles, 8 singles, 2 mixed). He has also been voted
Player of the Year four times. Todd's 1994 season included two major singles
titles and two World Championships, one in doubles, the other in mixed.
Rick Macias
Hometown: NC
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
U.S. Open $30,000
April 1995
Other Information:
Robert Mares
Hometown: Denver, CO
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Both
Main Shot: Rollover
Occupation:
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Won Masters singles in 1994
He's talented single and looks good in green. Robert, originally from
Tucson, Arizona and now playing out of Denver, Colorado used his fast reflexes
and productive front-pin snake to defeat Terry Moore in an exciting final
match. Mares is one of the sport's rising stars and has this Atlanta victory
to prove it.
April Mendel
Hometown: Albany NY
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Forward
Main Shot: Rollover
Occupation:
Pictures:Worlds
$100,000 September 1994
Other Information: New York Promoter with husband fooser Greg Mendel
- Empire State Table Soccer
Steve Mohs
Hometown: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Varies
Main Shot:
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Equally adept at either position, Steve Mohs'
versatility gives him an advantage over most players. Steve, a player and
promoter from the upper midwest has seen his world ranking rise all the
way to number five in 1994. His 1994 season included a second place finish
in mixed doubles at the Masters and an impressive second at the US Open
with Dave Gummeson.
Terry Moore
Hometown: IL
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Rollover
Occupation:Professional Foosball Player
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information:
Check out the Interview
With his dynamic front pin shot, Terry Moore has revolutionized the
three row offensive game. Big Terry, now playing out of Chicago has been
rated number one for almost two years. Moore has appeared in the world
singles final the last three years, winning the 92 championship. Terry
can also claim numerous other singles, mixed doubles and two-ball rollerball
titles as well.
Tiffany Moore
Hometown: Chicago IL
Latest
Results
Regular Position:Forward
Main Shot: Pull Shot
Occupation: Warranty Administrator
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information: 4-time World Champion, 1992 Women's
Doubles, 1995 Women's Doubles, 1996 Women's Doubles & Singles.Check
out the Interview
Steve Murray
Hometown: Lewisville, TX
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot:
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Also known as Ol' Dad, Steve Murray remains the
only player to "triple" at the World Championships. This competitive foosball
legend has won an amazing 17 world titles including doubles singles and
mixed at the '87 classic. A devout family man, Steve's wife Gena is also
a top player on tour and daughter Christina is a can t miss future prospect.
Mr. Murray is also the top-notch editor for the national newsletter Table
Talk.
Gena Murray
Hometown: Lewisville, TX
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot:
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Both offensively and defensively, Gena Murray
is a high impact player who should not be underestimated. The 1994 Female
Goalie of the Year has won four world titles with partner and husband Steve.
Gena's 1994 season included victories in singles, doubles and mixed doubles
along with a fifth place finish in open doubles at the '94 Masters. Mrs.
Murray enjoys photography, dancing and spending time with her family when
she's not busy intimidating opponents.
Grant Nelson
Hometown: Aurora, Colorado
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Rollover
Occupation:Student - Office Furniture Broker
Pictures:Grant and Todd
when they won the 17 & 35 doubles 95 World
Other Information: 1995 Tornado Pro Tour Most Improved player, 1994
World Champ 17 & 35 doubles, 1994 U.S. Open 17 & under champ, 1994
Nationals 17 & under champ, 1994 Worlds 17 & under champ.
Bill Partridge
Hometown: CA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Rollover
Occupation:
Pictures:North
Carolina $5,000 September 1992
Other Information:
Gregg "Jeep" Perrie
Hometown: CA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Push Kick
Occupation:Actor
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: With hard work and dedication, Gregg Perrie has
built himself into one of the game's most consistent performers. Better
known as "Jeep" on tour, Gregg has long been one of the pro tour's top
acts.
Marv Puha
Hometown: CA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull Kick
Occupation:
Pictures:Worlds
$100,000 September 1994
Other Information:
Fernando Rosa
Hometown: San Jose, CA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation: Shipping/Receiving
Other Information: Other results include 1992 World Championships,
placed 3rd in Open Doubles 1990 World Championships, placed First in Amateur
Doubles
Garret Scherkenbach
Hometown: Colorado Springs, CO
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Defense
Main Shot: Pusk Kick
Pictures:
Other Information:
John Smith
Hometown: Pasadena, TX
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: John Smith and his Texas pull shot have been
a dominant force on the pro foosball circuit for over a decade. John a
carpenter in his every day life hammered out a doubles and singles title
at the 1991 World Championships and wears a ring on each hand to prove
it. Smith has also nailed down numerous national and state titles during
the course of his brilliant career. This consistent Texan has placed in
the top four in open doubles for four years in a row at the worlds.
Ron Sipiora
Hometown: California
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Rollover
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information:
Tom Spear
Hometown: Aurora, Colorado
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Tom Spear's eagle-eye concentration and smooth
execution have made him one of the sport's elite players for almost two
decades. Spear, the free spirit from Colorado composed a masterpiece at
the '94 World Championships winning the open singles championship over
Terry Moore in a two-set thriller. Tom also won the 1989 Masters Title
and has been a dominant force in the sport of foosball since the late 70's.
Evan Stachelek
Hometown: CA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Both
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: The pleasant demeanor and foosball wizardry of
Evan Stachelek make him a tour favorite. Since turning pro in 1982 at the
age of sixteen, Evan has been one of the top foosballers on the pro table
soccer tour. Stachelek is a world champion two-ball rollerball player and
has a variety of national and state titles to his credit as well. Evan
has also drawn praise for his expert commentary on the Video Foos telecasts.
Chris Starczewski
Hometown: Tampa, FL
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: The tough, gritty style of Chris Starczewski
makes him a star in anyone's book. This veteran fooser from the Sunshine
State remains one of the game's most consistent performers. "Star's" achievements
include a 1991 Mixed Doubles world title. He also won that event at the
'93 Masters and finished second in mixed at the '94 US Open.
Randy Stark
Hometown: FL
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot:
Occupation:
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: A versatile player, Randy Stark can beat you
on any rod with either hand. This veteran foosball professional from the
great southwest was the open doubles champion in 1988. Randy remains one
of the game's top players while also promoting the sport in the state of
Arizona.
Jim Stevens
Hometown: CA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pusk Kick
Occupation:Inside Foos Productions (The Foos Video's Announcer)
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995
Other Information:
Scott Stewart
Hometown: CA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:
Pictures:North
Carolina $5,000 September 1992
Other Information:
Don Swan
Hometown: Illinois
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:
Pictures:U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Open $30,000 April 1995 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: No one can question the desire or will to win
of hard working Don Swan, the fan favorite from the windy city. This flamboyant
fooser always seems to make the big block or shot. Don followed his second
place at the '93 worlds (open doubles with Steve Beine) with a solid 1993
season. He placed second in singles at the Oklahoma State Championships,
second in Masters doubles and third at the worlds with Tommy Adkisson.
Dieter Thiele
Hometown: Addendorf GERMANY
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Front Pin
Occupation:
Pictures:Worlds
$100,000 September 1994 | U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Europe's greatest player Dieter Thiele, is a
credit to the sport on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. Thiele and his
evasive European style front-pin have baffled the games best goalies in
Germany and America alike. His third place finish in the '92 World Championships
proved him to be a truly world class player. Dieter is a foosball legend
in his home country and has won every available European title.
Melanee Tosh
Hometown: Tulsa, OK
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot:
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Melanee Tosh's offensive and defensive prowess
from the goalie position make her a force in both women's and open events.
This 1993 Female Goalie of the Year (seen here with D. Courington) has
a national pro record that anyone would envy. Her 3 consecutive National
titles with Liz Hilf remain an impressive feat. Ms. Tosh also has back
to back women's open doubles titles (93-94) to her credit.
Gustavo Trevino
Hometown: Denver, CO
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot:
Pictures:U.S.
Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Gus Trevino's steady intelligent goal tending,
makes him a highly sought-after partner for the games top forwards. Gus'
record from the goalie position is hard to match. Trevino's open doubles
victories at the 1989,1990 and 1992 World Championships mark him as one
of the game's greatest goal-keepers. In 1994 Gus teamed with Terry Moore
to place second at the National Championships in St. Louis.
Jimmie Watkins
Hometown: Georgia
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:
Pictures:North
Carolina $5,000 September 1992
Other Information:
Chris Weaver
Hometown: Douglasville, GA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Foward
Main Shot: Toe Jam
Occupation: Foosball
Pictures:
Other Information: Was the only semi-pro selected as MVP in the
'97 US Open. Finished 9th in open doubles at the '97 Hall of Fame
Classic with partner Richard Hall as well as 17th in open singles as semi-pro.
Scott Wydman
Hometown:
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot: Pull
Occupation:
Pictures:
Other Information:
Tom Yore
Hometown: Tampa, FL
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull Shot
Pictures:U.S. Open
1997
Other Information: In the star saturated Singles event at the ‘97
U.S. Open, hard working Floridian Tom Yore claimed his second 1997 tour
title (and fourth overall), coming from the losers side to defeat ’95 World
Singles Champ Dave Gummeson in two competitive, beautifully played final
matches. These two classy foosball performers played a total of three closely
contested matches during this singles competition, each of which left spectators
shaking their heads and smiling with satisfaction. Table Talk ’97.
In the [HOFC] weekends other major championship event, rising superstar
Tom Yore of Tampa, Florida and 2-time female goalie of the year Christina
Fuchs won their second major [Mixed] title in less than a year, storming
undefeated through the winners bracket on their way to the 1997 Hall of
Fame Classic Mixed Doubles Championship. When added to their ’96 Masters
[Open Mixed] title, Yore and Fuchs’ 1997 season-opening victory makes them
only the third team in the last four years to win more than one major mixed
doubles championship. Table Talk ‘97
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’88 Worlds 1st Rookie Singles (first tour appearance)
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’94 Nationals 1st Open Doubles
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’96 Masters 1st Open Mixed
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’96 Nationals 1st State DYP
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’97 HOFC 1st Open Mixed
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’97 U.S. Open 1st Open Singles
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’97 Nationals 1st State DYP
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’97 Worlds 1st 2-Ball Rollerball
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’97 Florida State 1st Open Doubles, 1st Open Mixed, 1st DYP
Adrian Zamora
Hometown: Freemont, CA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Forward
Main Shot: Pull
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Foosball Cards 1994
Other Information: Smooth as silk, Adrian Zamora uses cat-like quickness
to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Zamora, a veteran foosball star
from the Bay area has proven himself over the years as a force to be reckoned
with. He has two National doubles titles to his credit as well as a victory
in open singles at the '93 Masters. Adrian is also co-head official on
the Tornado tour.
John Zoller
Hometown: LA
Latest
Results
Regular Position: Goalie
Main Shot: Tic Tac
Occupation:
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$100,000 September 1994
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