Lambo Posted January 26, 2022 Share Posted January 26, 2022 (edited) After liaising with our IFPA State Reps and National Directors, we can officially announce details of the 2022-23 IFPA Australian Championship Series (ACS) and State Championships. With COVID still being a big issue at the moment, the decision was made to scale back the Main Event slightly and we reverting back to the same format as the 2020 ACS that was held on the Gold Coast. That being said however, there will be two ways in which a player will be able to qualify for the 2022-23 ACS, which will be detailed below. Full details for how each State Championship and the ACS will be contested will be posted on the IFPA website in the coming days/weeks (link to be supplied shortly) ALL IFPA endorsed events held within Australia in 2022 with the $1 fee paid and where WPPRs are earned will be eligible for ACS qualifying. Any events that have already been held in the 2022 calendar as at the time of this post will be retroactively applied. The fees collected will be allocated to the prize pool of that state (70%), prize pool of the Australian Championship (20%), with 10% of the fees being withheld to cover processing fees related to those payments. Full information can be found on the IFPA website here: http://ifpapinball.com/series/acs/2022/ 2022 STATE/TERRITORY CHAMPIONSHIPS At the end of the calendar year, the Top 16 (or 24) ranked players with the most WPPRs earned in each eligible state will be able to contest the IFPA State Championship in that area. Each State or Territory's Championship will be contested on the same day throughout the country, currently slated for Saturday, February 4, 2023. It is more than likely that players will have earned points in more than one state, however as each state's final will be taking place on the same day, they will only be able to participate in one State Championship and cannot win multiple State titles. It is also possible for someone to win a State Championship title for a state or territory that they do not live in. For a state to hold a Top 24 event, they must hold at least 50 unique events, with at least 200 unique players. All State Championships will be contested under a best-of-seven (7), head-to-head, single elimination format. All finalists for their State Championships will be seeded according to their best 20 WPPR results from that state. The higher seeded player will have choice of machine or position for the 1st game, with the loser of each subsequent game having choice of machine or order, until someone has won 4 games. A machine may not be played more than once in the same match unless there are less than 7 machines available. If that is the case, only after all machines have been chosen can either player select that game to be played for a second time within the same match. Once a player verbally announces their game choice, or chooses position, that decision will be locked in and cannot be changed. The Top 4 finalists once all matches are complete will be invited to attend the 2022-23 ACS event, to be held at the Moorooka Bowls Club in Brisbane, as part of the Australian Championship weekend, Thursday 4th May - Sunday 7th May. The winner of each State Championship will also be crowned as a IFPA State/Territory Pinball Champion. (NSW, for example, would be IFPA NSW State Pinball Champion). Current standings for each State can be found here: http://ifpapinball.com/series/acs/2022/standings.php Any state with 16 finalists will have the following payout structure: 1st place – 30% of the prize pool 2nd place – 18% of the prize pool 3rd place – 12% of the prize pool 4th place – 8% of the prize pool 5th through 8th place – 4% of the prize pool each 9th through 16th place – 2% of the prize pool each Any state with 24 finalists will have the following payout structure: 1st place – 28% of the prize pool 2nd place – 16% of the prize pool 3rd place – 10% of the prize pool 4th place – 6% of the prize pool 5th through 8th place – 4% of the prize pool each 9th through 16th place – 2% of the prize pool each 17th through 24th place – 1% of the prize pool each 2022-23 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Once all State Championships and Top 4 from each state have been determined, the remainder of the field will be made up from the next eligible Top 24 WPPR earners from their overall best 20 results nationally. There will be a total of 48 players for the ACS. The 2022-23 event will be contested exactly the same as the 2020 ACS final on the Gold Coast. The 2022-23 ACS final will be contested over 2 days on Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th May at Moorooka Bowls Club in Brisbane, QLD. Qualifying rounds will all be done on the Saturday, with finals to take place on Sunday. Once all 48 finalists have been determined, they will be broken into 3 separate pools of 16 players, with seedings based on everyone's best 20 WPPR results nationally. Pool A : 1,6,7,12,13,18,19,24,25,30,31,36,37,42,43,48. Pool B : 2,5,8,11,14,17,20,23,26,29,32,35,38,41,44,47. Pool C : 3,4,9,10,15,16,21,22,27,28,33,34,39,40,45,46. There will be 5 rounds with 3 matches per round. Each player will be grouped with each other player in their pool exactly once. The top 5 players from each pool will advance to the elimination stage. In addition, a wild card entry will be given to the best 6th placed finisher. Ties for qualifying positions will be resolved by a one game playoff. Players failing to advance from a playoff within their pool will remain eligible for any playoff for the wild card. 2022-23 ACS FINALS The elimination stage will consist of best-of-five (5), head-to-head, single elimination matches. Players will be ranked by most pool stage points, then most ACS qualifying points. In each round, the highest-ranked player will play the lowest-ranked player, the second-highest-ranked player will play the second-lowest-ranked player, and so on. The higher-ranked player in a match will get choice of machine from all available games for game 1. Choice will then alternate. The other player in the match will get to choose player order. No machine will be played more than once in the same match. A 3rd & 4th place consolation final will be played in a best-of-three match. This process will continue until there is one remaining player in the tournament, who will be declared the winner. The winner be crowned with the title of IFPA Australian Pinball Champion and will also receive a trophy and a cash prizes (value to be determined and posted soon). The prize package will be determined based on the endorsement fees collected over the calendar year. All participants who make the final 16 in the IFPA Australian Pinball Championship will be paid out. Here is the prize pool breakdown: 1st place – 30% of the prize pool + Trophy + Title of “IFPA Australian Pinball Champion” 2nd place – 18% of the prize pool + Trophy 3rd place – 12% of the prize pool + Trophy 4th place – 8% of the prize pool 5th through 8th place – 4% of the prize pool each 9th through 16th place – 2% of the prize pool each Dan Robar, Jason Lambert and Jimmy Nails IFPA Country Directors for Australia <https://www.ifpapinball.com/> Edited January 28 by Lambo Added links to IFPA ACS Standings 7 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DAG Posted February 21, 2022 Share Posted February 21, 2022 On 26/01/2022 at 1:08 PM, Lambo said: After liaising with our IFPA State Reps and National Directors, we can officially announce details of the 2022-23 IFPA Australian Championship Series (ACS) and State Championships. With COVID still being a big issue at the moment, the decision was made to scale back the Main Event slightly and we reverting back to the same format as the 2020 ACS that was held on the Gold Coast. That being said however, there will be two ways in which a player will be able to qualify for the 2022-23 ACS, which will be detailed below. Full details for how each State Championship and the ACS will be contested will be posted on the IFPA website in the coming days/weeks (link to be supplied shortly) ALL IFPA endorsed events held within Australia in 2022 with the $1 fee paid and where WPPRs are earned will be eligible for ACS qualifying. Any events that have already been held in the 2022 calendar as at the time of this post will be retroactively applied. The fees collected will be allocated to the prize pool of that state (70%), prize pool of the Australian Championship (20%), with 10% of the fees being withheld to cover processing fees related to those payments. 2022 STATE/TERRITORY CHAMPIONSHIPS At the end of the calendar year, the Top 16 (or 24) ranked players with the most WPPRs earned in each eligible state will be able to contest the IFPA State Championship in that area. Each State or Territory's Championship will be contested on the same day throughout the country, currently slated for Saturday, February 4, 2023. It is more than likely that players will have earned points in more than one state, however as each state's final will be taking place on the same day, they will only be able to participate in one State Championship and cannot win multiple State titles. It is also possible for someone to win a State Championship title for a state or territory that they do not live in. For a state to hold a Top 24 event, they must hold at least 50 unique events, with at least 200 unique players. All State Championships will be contested under a best-of-seven (7), head-to-head, single elimination format. All finalists for their State Championships will be seeded according to their best 20 WPPR results from that state. In all cases for all head-to-head matches, the highest available seed will play the lowest available seed, second-highest plays second-lowest and so on. Highest seeded player of the match will get first machine choice from the machines available and will alternate for each successive game. The other player will choose play order for that game. The Top 4 finalists once all matches are complete will be invited to attend the 2022-23 ACS event, with a date and venue to be determined. The winner of each State Championship will also be crowned as a IFPA State/Territory Pinball Champion. (NSW, for example, would be IFPA NSW State Pinball Champion). Any state with 16 finalists will have the following payout structure: 1st place – 30% of the prize pool 2nd place – 18% of the prize pool 3rd place – 12% of the prize pool 4th place – 8% of the prize pool 5th through 8th place – 4% of the prize pool each 9th through 16th place – 2% of the prize pool each Any state with 24 finalists will have the following payout structure: 1st place – 28% of the prize pool 2nd place – 16% of the prize pool 3rd place – 10% of the prize pool 4th place – 6% of the prize pool 5th through 8th place – 4% of the prize pool each 9th through 16th place – 2% of the prize pool each 17th through 24th place – 1% of the prize pool each 2022-23 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Once all State Championships and Top 4 from each state have been determined, the remainder of the field will be made up from the next eligible Top 24 WPPR earners from their overall best 20 results nationally. There will be a total of 48 players for the ACS. The 2022-23 event will be contested exactly the same as the 2020 ACS final on the Gold Coast. The 2022-23 ACS final will be contested over 2 days on a date and location to be determined. Qualifying rounds will all be done on the first day, with finals to take place on day 2. Once all 48 finalists have been determined, they will be broken into 3 separate pools of 16 players, with seedings based on everyone's best 20 WPPR results nationally. Pool A: 1,6,7,12,13,18,19,24,25,30,31,36,37,42,43,48. Pool B: 2,5,8,11,14,17,20,23,26,29,32,35,38,41,44,47. Pool 😄 3,4,9,10,15,16,21,22,27,28,33,34,39,40,45,46. There will be 5 rounds with 3 matches per round. Each player will be grouped with each other player in their pool exactly once. The top 5 players from each pool will advance to the elimination stage. In addition, a wild card entry will be given to the best 6th placed finisher. Ties for qualifying positions will be resolved by a one game playoff. Players failing to advance from a playoff within their pool will remain eligible for any playoff for the wild card. 2022-23 ACS FINALS The elimination stage will consist of best-of-five (5), head-to-head, single elimination matches. Players will be ranked by most pool stage points, then most ACS qualifying points. In each round, the highest-ranked player will play the lowest-ranked player, the second-highest-ranked player will play the second-lowest-ranked player, and so on. The higher-ranked player in a match will get choice of machine from all available games for game 1. Choice will then alternate. The other player in the match will get to choose player order. No machine will be played more than once in the same match. A 3rd & 4th place consolation final will be played in a best-of-three match. This process will continue until there is one remaining player in the tournament, who will be declared the winner. The winner be crowned with the title of IFPA Australian Pinball Champion and will also receive a trophy and a cash prizes (value to be determined and posted soon). The prize package will be determined based on the endorsement fees collected over the calendar year. All participants who make the final 16 in the IFPA Australian Pinball Championship will be paid out. Here is the prize pool breakdown: 1st place – 30% of the prize pool + Trophy + Title of “IFPA Australian Pinball Champion” 2nd place – 18% of the prize pool + Trophy 3rd place – 12% of the prize pool + Trophy 4th place – 8% of the prize pool 5th through 8th place – 4% of the prize pool each 9th through 16th place – 2% of the prize pool each Dan Robar, Jason Lambert and Jimmy Nails IFPA Country Directors for Australia <https://www.ifpapinball.com/> So placing 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in a sanctioned comp means nothing anymore? This is getting hard to follow considering what I was previously told? Need to let my punters know what the actual deal is. Not what it was? Just now, DAG said: So placing 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in a sanctioned comp means nothing anymore? This is getting hard to follow considering what I was previously told? Need to let my punters know what the actual deal is. Not what it was? Or can I safely print the above and display it on site so it can be read by the punters giving them their own information. You know pinballers can be so lazy that they can't even remember which tuesday is the only tuesday of every week. They still forget. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted February 22, 2022 Author Share Posted February 22, 2022 Dave, This is for the official IFPA State & National Championships. This is what your $1 per person fee goes towards. The 1st, 2nd & 3rd place for QLD events is for the QLD Invitational, which is an ADDITIONAL event, created as many players enjoyed this concept. Details for that event can be found here: https://www.aussiearcade.com/topic/98168-2022-qld-invitational-tournament/ I have also added links to the IFPA site for full details and current standings for each State in the main post. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DAG Posted February 22, 2022 Share Posted February 22, 2022 55 minutes ago, Lambo said: Dave, This is for the official IFPA State & National Championships. This is what your $1 per person fee goes towards. The 1st, 2nd & 3rd place for QLD events is for the QLD Invitational, which is an ADDITIONAL event, created as many players enjoyed this concept. Details for that event can be found here: https://www.aussiearcade.com/topic/98168-2022-qld-invitational-tournament/ I have also added links to the IFPA site for full details and current standings for each State in the main post. Thanks Jason, that makes sense now. I was getting the Invitational mixed up with the state championships.... All good brother. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted October 5, 2022 Author Share Posted October 5, 2022 Just a reminder that each state/territory final will take place on Saturday 4th February. Aiming to run the ACS finals on Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th May at a venue and location still to be advised. At this stage, QLD & Vic will be running Top 24 for their State finals, with all other eligible states/territories to run as Top 16. If a player has qualified for multiple state/territory finals, they will be required to choose one event, as all finals will be run simultaneously. Planning on having all event information for each state/territory announced by the end of this month to allow everyone enough to plan potential travel, etc. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted December 12, 2022 Author Share Posted December 12, 2022 (edited) Each state's finals are starting to take shape and will be finalised soon. As information comes to hand, I shall update locations and times for each event below. All starting times are local times. Some states will also be running extra events over the weekend at their various locations. Please contact your state representative for further details. All State Finals will be run on the same day - Saturday 4th February. Invitations to each final will start being sent out once the 2022 calendar and events have all been submitted and finalised. QLD FINAL Bayside Event Centre - 89 Bay Tce, Wynnum, QLD. Top 24 finalists. 10am start. Current standings: http://ifpapinball.com/series/acs/2022/standingsView.php?l=QLD NSW FINAL Venue & time still TBA Current standings: http://ifpapinball.com/series/acs/2022/standingsView.php?l=NSW VIC FINAL Reality Games - 842 High St, Kew East, Vic. Top 24 finalists. Start time TBA Current standings: http://ifpapinball.com/series/acs/2022/standingsView.php?l=Vic ACT FINAL Venue & time still TBA Current standings: http://ifpapinball.com/series/acs/2022/standingsView.php?l=ACT WA FINAL Barcadia - 12 Lake St, Northbridge, WA. Top 16 finalists. 11am start. Current standings: http://ifpapinball.com/series/acs/2022/standingsView.php?l=WA SA FINAL Amusement Worx - 287 Torrens Rd, West Croydon, SA. Top 16 finalists. Start time TBA. Current standings: http://ifpapinball.com/series/acs/2022/standingsView.php?l=SA Edited January 28 by Lambo Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Super Moderator GIBO Posted January 8 Super Moderator Share Posted January 8 @Lambo Regarding machine selection for the best of 7 head to head state finals,the rules differ from here to the IFPA site ,which one is it? ,here says it alternates between players, IFPA site says loser has the choice Here "In all cases for all head-to-head matches, the highest available seed will play the lowest available seed, second-highest plays second-lowest and so on. Highest seeded player of the match will get first machine choice from the machines available and will alternate for each successive game. The other player will choose play order for that game." IFPA "Each match will be a best-of-seven. The higher seeded player will have choice of machine or position for the 1st game, with the loser of each subsequent game having choice of machine or order, until someone has won 4 games." Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted January 11 Author Share Posted January 11 On 09/01/2023 at 5:02 AM, GIBO said: @Lambo Regarding machine selection for the best of 7 head to head state finals,the rules differ from here to the IFPA site ,which one is it? ,here says it alternates between players, IFPA site says loser has the choice Here "In all cases for all head-to-head matches, the highest available seed will play the lowest available seed, second-highest plays second-lowest and so on. Highest seeded player of the match will get first machine choice from the machines available and will alternate for each successive game. The other player will choose play order for that game." IFPA "Each match will be a best-of-seven. The higher seeded player will have choice of machine or position for the 1st game, with the loser of each subsequent game having choice of machine or order, until someone has won 4 games." Thank you for picking up on this. Didn't realise I didn't copy and paste from the site. We'll run with what's on the IFPA site, as that's what it's supposed to be. I'll update the details here. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zzap Posted January 27 Share Posted January 27 Details about the ACT Finals: Qualifiers Qualifying Seed Name 1 Ted Woods 2 Brett Goodwin 3 Shannon Paull 4 Ryan Finn 5 Peter Menzel 6 Tony Woods 7 Paul Higginbotham 8 Aaron Draper 9 Steve Sahariv 10 Paul Chamberlin 11 Scott Walsh 12 Tom Lefebure 13 Jan Saurbrey 14 Tim Chapman 15 Naiomi Goodwin 16 Adam Barrow Stream link: https://www.twitch.tv/pinberra Matchplay results links: https://matchplay.events/live/aaa92539 https://next.matchplay.events/projector/92539 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted January 28 Author Share Posted January 28 The finals of the 2022-23 Australian Championship are here! JUST CONFIRMED!! The ACS will be held as part of a weekend of festivities at the Moorooka Bowls Club in Brisbane, QLD, Thursday 4th May until Sunday 7th May. There will be a number of IFPA registered events over the 3.5 days, including the finals of the 2022-23 ACS, along with another Open main event. The IFPA Australian Championship will take place over the Saturday & Sunday, with qualifying rounds to start on the Saturday morning, while the finals will run Sunday morning. With each State & Territory final just around the corner, who will be the first 24 players to qualify for the 2022-23 ACS?? Keep your eyes and ears peeled over the coming weeks as more information, including events and times are revealed! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted January 28 Author Share Posted January 28 (edited) Here's the final field for the QLD State Final on Saturday 4th February, in order of seedings: 1. Jason Lambert 2. Curtis Sahariv 3. Jason Lynch 4. Jimmy Nails 5. Gino Thimios 6. Michael Dodt 7. Matthew Broderick 8. Farley Jenkin 9. Paul Ehrich 10. Simon Peel 11. Rhys McHale 12. Paul Jones 13. Pat Nichols 14. Tom Fletcher 15. Kieran Braden 16. Gordon MacMaster 17. Grant Quinn 18. Gareth Hughes 19. Rob Milla 20. Ben Piercy 21. Dave Beri 22. Alex Henriksen 23. Dane Stotschek 24. Scott Piper Top 8 player will receive a first round bye. Follow along with the live scoring here: https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92887 Netherworld will also be hosting the live stream on the day: www.twitch.tv/netherworldarcade Early look at brackets here: 2022 QLD Championship Brackets Edited February 2 by Lambo Player change 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted February 3 Author Share Posted February 3 We are not far away now from one of Australia's biggest days on the pinball calendar. Saturday 4th February will see players from all around the country participate in one of SIX State/Territory Championship events, to not only determine the first qualifiers for the Australian Championship later this year, but to also declare six new State/Territory Pinball Champions! All events have different kick-off times, however you can follow all of the live action and results as they come through: A.C.T. Scores: https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92539 Live Stream: https://www.twitch.tv/pinberra NEW SOUTH WALES: Scores: TBA QUEENSLAND: Scores: https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92887 Live Stream: www.twitch.tv/netherworldarcade SOUTH AUSTRALIA: Scores: https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92407 VICTORIA: Scores: https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92191 WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Scores: TBA Good luck to all of this weekend's competitors! 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zzap Posted February 3 Share Posted February 3 This is pretty epic, first planned for in 2019. There's been a few false starts to get this format up and running, but now we've finally got a format that matches North America and other Championships around the world! Should be a great day of competitions around Australia tomorrow! 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted February 6 Author Share Posted February 6 This past Saturday, we saw 112 players right across the country battle it out over 6 hard-fought State/Territory Championship events. This format was originally intended to be first ran back at the start of 2021, however with the COVID-situation at the time, along with IFPA competition on hiatus, this past weekend was the first attempt at running a similar style event to that of the North American Championship Series. Not only did the winners of each tournament earn the title and the right to call themselves an IFPA State Pinball Champion, the Top 4 finalists in each State also earned their spot in the Australian Championship, to be held later this year in Brisbane on 6th & 7th May. We now effectively have our first 24 finalists just about set for the Australian Championship, with the remaining 24 finalists to be invited based on their best 20 results from all Australian IFPA events from 2022. Invitations will be sent out over the coming weeks. Here at IFPA Australia, we'd like to send our Congratulations to the Top 4 winners from each State Championship as follows: A.C.T.: 1st - Aaron Draper 2nd - Paul Chamberlin 3rd - Shannon Paull 4th - Tom Lefebure Full results - https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92539/standings N.S.W.: 1st - Jayson Walsh 2nd - Aaron Crichton 3rd - Andrew Gliatis 4th - Collin Metcalfe Full results - Currently unavailable Qld: 1st - Paul Jones 2nd - Curtis Sahariv 3rd - Jason Lynch 4th - Jason Lambert Full results - https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92887/standings S.A.: 1st - Tom Casey 2nd - Robert Macauley 3rd - Ronald Opitz 4th - Dion Vuurens Full results - https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92407/standings Vic: 1st - Ryan Cee 2nd - Richard Rhodes 3rd - Daniel Luth 4th - Brodie Dixon Full results - https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92191/standings W.A.: 1st - Anthony Cirillo 2nd - Glenn Twiddle 3rd - Brett Smith 4th - Brett Paton Full results - https://next.matchplay.events/tournaments/92794/standings Keep an eye out over the next few weeks as we reveal the details for 2023-24 qualifying! 4 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted February 20 Author Share Posted February 20 The first of the 2022-23 ACS qualifier invitations have been sent out this evening. These were sent to the Top 4 finalists of each State Championship. Please read instructions on how to register carefully. Once this round of registrations have been claimed, then we will see if we need to go down the list of finalists for any state, before opening up final invitations from the top point earners in the country from 2022 (best 20 events), to fill the field of 48 players. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted March 6 Author Share Posted March 6 (edited) The field of 24 qualifiers from the State Championship events have nearly been finalised for this year's ACS event. The finals of the 2022-23 ACS will be held in Brisbane at the Moorooka Bowls Club, 6th & 7th May. Along with the ACS itself, there will be a number of other events being held, which will be open for anyone to participate in. Full ticketing information for those extra events will be released shortly. In the meantime, we still have a further 24 spots to fill the ACS field for this year's event. These will be open to the Top 24 WPPR earners from Australian events from the 2022 calendar (best 20 results and after State Champ finalists have been entered) Congratulations to the following players on earning qualification. Keep an eye on your emails in the coming days for registration information. Simon Peel Jimmy Nails Gino Thimios Michael Dodt Matthew Broderick Luke Marburg Farley Peter Jenkin Stacey Borg Paul Ehrich Matthew Owen Zack Foster Gareth Hughes Rhys McHale Pat Nichols Stuart Thornton Tom Fletcher Kieran Braden Gordon MacMaster Grant Quinn Rob Milla Ryan Wanger Michael McMinn Ben Piercy Rob Britos Ted Woods Edited March 7 by Lambo 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lambo Posted March 18 Author Share Posted March 18 Thank you to those that have confirmed their spots for the 2022-23 IFPA Australia Championship (ACS) thus far. We currently have all 24 state finalist spots confirmed, with the remaining 24 spots waiting to be filled. Invitations have been sent out to those eligible (via player's emails), with only 11 of those spots currently filled. This is a friendly reminder to the following players that your deadline to confirm and pay for your spot in next Sunday, 26th March. Gino Thimios Matthew Broderick Luke Marburg Farley Jenkin Stacey Borg Matthew Owen Zack Foster Gareth Hughes Rhys McHale Tom Fletcher Grant Quinn Ben Piercy Rob Britos If you are unable to attend, please advise us a.s.a.p. so that we can advise the next player(s) in line. Next 5 players in line are as follows: Emily Cosson Dave Beri Dane Stotschek Alex Henriksen Scott Piper 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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