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2026 Phoenix Summer League Final Standings
Playoff info ▼
  • Winner of each conference plus three wildcard teams qualify for playoffs.
  • The top two teams in the league gain a bye in the first round of playoffs.
Western ConferenceStrength: 15-17 (0.469)
TeamWLPct.GBRoundsPFPAHtoHHomeConfStrkL5
Bearded Kartel1070.588-31-28-3212921338-5-47-2W34-1
Foos on First980.529133-30-2412601298-2-64-5L12-3
Ball Lightning890.471233-32-2413061254-5-44-5W23-2
The Knuckleheads6110.353427-36-2612591284-3-53-6L11-4
Central ConferenceStrength: 16-16 (0.500)
TeamWLPct.GBRoundsPFPAHtoHHomeConfStrkL5
Foosin' for a Bruisin'1160.647-43-25-1814381260-6-27-2W13-2
Foos Brothers980.529234-37-1613351364-6-35-4W13-2
The Moody Foos890.471335-38-1513901320-4-45-4L22-3
Better Lucky Than Good6110.353523-38-2512511392-3-61-8L12-3
Eastern ConferenceStrength: 17-15 (0.531)
TeamWLPct.GBRoundsPFPAHtoHHomeConfStrkL5
Foos Posers1070.588-36-29-2212921283-4-46-3W13-2
Ball Smackers980.529136-30-21130413452-15-35-4L13-2
Kung Foos980.529138-32-17135013121-25-43-6W12-3
Fast Hands, Bad Decisions7100.412326-40-2013001327-3-64-5L22-3
Semi-FinalsTuesday, November 10, 2026
Individual Semi-Finals
LEAGUE STUD:  Aldo Garcia defeated Jim Wallis (3-0)
LEAGUE STUD:  Billy Nolan defeated Chris Petit (3-1)
SINGLES:  Jim Wallis defeated Jim King (2-1)
DOUBLES:  Afshin Mirzazadeh defeated Aldo Garcia (2-1)
ROLLERBALL:  Chris Petit defeated Ronnie Garrett (2-0)
SINGLES:  Billy Nolan defeated Izzy Mendoza (2-1)
FORWARD SHOOT OUT:  Jim Dickson defeated Steve Taylor (2-0)
FORWARD SHOOT OUT:  Aldo Garcia defeated Anthony Laube (2-0)
5 BAR WAR:  Chris Petit defeated Jeff Minnig (2-0)
GOALIE WAR:  Bill Walling defeated Holly Neff (2-0)
Team Semi-Finals
Foosin' for a Bruisin' 2, Foos on First 0
Team Semi-FinalsWednesday, November 11, 2026
Team Semi-Finals
Foos Posers 4, Kung Foos 0
Individual Semi-FinalsThursday, November 12, 2026
Individual Semi-Finals
DOUBLES:  Steve Taylor defeated Tony Dardano (2-0)
Foos Bowl XXIIISaturday, November 21, 2026
Individual Finals
ROLLERBALL:  Noel Rooney vs Chris Petit  (12:20 PM @ The Loft Again)
SINGLES:  Jim Wallis vs Billy Nolan  (12:40 PM @ The Loft Again)
5 BAR WAR:  Chris Petit vs Ronnie Garrett  (1:00 PM @ The Loft Again)
DOUBLES:  Steve Taylor vs Afshin Mirzazadeh  (1:20 PM @ The Loft Again)
FORWARD SHOOT OUT:  Jim Dickson vs Aldo Garcia  (1:40 PM @ The Loft Again)
GOALIE WAR:  Darrin I'atala vs Bill Walling  (2:00 PM @ The Loft Again)
LEAGUE STUD:  Billy Nolan vs Aldo Garcia  (2:20 PM @ The Loft Again)
MAIN EVENT
Foos Posers vs Foosin' for a Bruisin'  (3:00 PM @ The Loft Again)
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League Tips
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Once you notify a league coordinator of your captain's name, he/she will be able to update your team information. Captains can access the "captains" page by clicking the pencil icon at the top of the team page. He/she can then edit things like...
  • Your team name
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Player History:
In the player info section of your team page, you can see...

- your match record for all seasons by clicking the link in the 'experience' section
- your awards history by clicking the link in the 'titles' section
Ratings Tip: Once a match is decided, remaining games don’t affect ratings. No sandbagging allowed!
Games with 3 point max spot in 2026...

  • Goalie War games
  • 2-ball Rollerball games
  • 1 on 1 Roto games for teams fielding 4 players
Overtime Rule:
To decide what game to play in overtime, one team picks the game type and the other picks the players - in that order! Home team chooses which option to take. (...from section 1.4)

Make sure if you choose a 1-on-1 game that you are confident that your team can win any player matchup your opponent chooses!
Ratings Tip:
You can see your rating history for all seasons by clicking on the graph icon in the player info section of your team page!
Score sheet options in 2026!

Home teams will have the choice of score sheet to use when match formats offer multiple score sheet options (currently only in 3 vs 4 matches). Options are displayed in the "available score sheets" drop-down list on the match page in the home team's lineup section.
Casey NelsonWednesday, November 11, 2026
Foos Pulse

Semi-finals Intensity



The Summer 2026 Arizona foosball league semi-finals were conducted last night and as a truly involved spectator I was there.

With so much on the Line in each match and a gallery full of teammates, family, and friends each competitor was dealing with pressure, the pressure to play without mistakes, with accuracy, and perfection. Nerves were on edge as attempts at the best shots, precise passes, and the most effective defense strategies resulted in anguish as well as exhilaration. Momentum shifted often as each player summoned their talent and knowledge to frustrate their opponent with passes, goals, and blocks.

Compounding the pressure were the cheers and jeers from the gallery of foosball lovers. We who know the game, we who have studied the players over the past few months and we who strive to predict what move each competitor was about to make. We wonder what jukes will work to fool the defense and what bait will be effective to catch a shooter off guard. We get rewarded when our expectations are met and thrilled when the player creatively proves us wrong.

Even though seeing the statistical results on arizonafoossball website is interesting the actual excitement of the game must be experienced. Attending the matches and feeling the rush of emotions as each player responds and reacts to each others efforts is paramount to experiencing the game, the sport, of foosball.
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BillyBoy11/11 4:30PM
Minute-by-minute thrilling commentary by the 2nd most involved spectator in all of Arizona (right behind Ash)!!
Arizona Foosball League
Experience the best.

Each season, scores of players sign up for a round of competition and fun like no other in the history of foosball!  There are both team and player awards for many variants of the game ranging from standard doubles & singles to goalie war, forward shootout, and even rollerball.   Every week, teams are faced with a new challenge in their quest to win their division, make the playoffs and ultimately claim the league championship in the classic FOOS BOWL title match.

So if you have become bored of beating all the punks in your neighborhood and you need a new challenge AND want to make a bunch of new friends, what are you waiting for?  Everyone who is anyone is playing the Arizona Foosball League - so grab your gloves and we'll see you at the table!
Sign ups are still open for 2026 League!
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The 2026 Arizona Foosball League started on June 9, but sign-ups are still open! The league is open to all players, regardless of experience level (must be 21 or older). The season runs 16 weeks, and the cost is $50 for the season (10% off for early registration). For more details on how the league works, check out the FAQ.


Q: THE LEAGUE IS IN PROGRESS! CAN I STILL JOIN?

A:  Yes, indeed!  Although the league is in full swing, there are often teams looking to shore up their rosters with teammates and reserve players, and substitute players (you can jump in the ring to help out a team when a player cannot make it to the match) are always in high demand as well.  Just add your name to the list below by clicking the JOIN! link on the top menu, and we'll see you on the tables!