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2025 Phoenix Summer League Final Standings
Playoff info ▼
  • The top two teams from each conference gain entry to the playoffs, plus one wildcard team.
  • The best team overall earns a first round bye.
  • See section 5.1 in the league rules for tie-breakers and other playoff details.
Western ConferenceStrength: 13-7 (0.650)
TeamWLPct.GBRoundsPFPAHtoHHomeConfStrkL5
Motley Foos1060.625-38-32-1313621256-4-46-6L23-2
Foos Brothers970.563134-32-16129112492-14-45-7W22-3
Jesse, Gary, and David970.563137-27-18125012191-24-48-4W23-2
Bearded Kartel880.500234-31-1912181272-4-46-6L12-3
I Pity the Foos790.438333-38-1112911262-3-55-7L12-3
Central ConferenceStrength: 8-12 (0.400)
TeamWLPct.GBRoundsPFPAHtoHHomeConfStrkL5
Better Lucky Than Good970.563-34-29-1911781252-3-58-4W12-3
Multiple Scoregasms880.500130-34-1811141233-4-46-6L14-1
Foos Gone Wild790.438233-36-14125112083-34-47-5W33-2
Foosage a Trois790.438227-33-21121811073-34-45-7L32-3
Ball Lightning790.438228-30-24121611493-34-44-8L32-3
Eastern ConferenceStrength: 9-11 (0.450)
TeamWLPct.GBRoundsPFPAHtoHHomeConfStrkL5
Kung Foos1060.625-37-25-1912821233-4-48-4W34-1
Arizona FC970.563136-30-1512141113-3-58-4W23-2
Two Point Penalty790.438325-39-18103612602-11-76-6W34-1
I Shot the Deadman790.438331-36-15120412311-24-45-7L21-4
Ball Smackers6100.375428-33-2011561237-2-63-9L50-5
Team QuarterfinalsTuesday, December 02, 2025
Team Quarterfinals
Better Lucky Than Good 2, Jesse, Gary, and David 0
Motley Foos 2, Multiple Scoregasms 1
Team QuarterfinalsWednesday, December 03, 2025
Team Quarterfinals
Arizona FC 3, Foos Brothers 1
Individual SemifinalsSunday, December 07, 2025
Individual Semifinals
5 BAR WAR:  Michael Carey vs Jeff Minnig  (1:00 PM @ The Loft Again)
Team SemifinalsTuesday, December 09, 2025
Team Semifinals
Better Lucky Than Good at Motley Foos  (7:00 PM @ Bull Shooters)
SemifinalsWednesday, December 10, 2025
Individual Semifinals
LEAGUE STUD:  Jeff Minnig vs Jesse Rhode  (7:00 PM @ T.B.D.)
SINGLES:  George Ramirez vs Jim Sherman  (7:00 PM @ T.B.D.)
SINGLES:  Noel Rooney vs Nick Bourdos  (7:00 PM @ SaltFire Brewing Co.)
DOUBLES:  Jesse Rhode vs Rolfe Criddle  (7:00 PM @ T.B.D.)
DOUBLES:  Jim Sherman vs Jeff Minnig  (7:00 PM @ T.B.D.)
ROLLERBALL:  Steve Mathews vs Nick Bourdos  (7:00 PM @ SaltFire Brewing Co.)
ROLLERBALL:  Jason Collicott vs Izzy Mendoza  (7:00 PM @ Main St. Billiards)
Team Semifinals
Arizona FC at Kung Foos  (7:00 PM @ Main St. Billiards)
Individual SemifinalsThursday, December 11, 2025
Individual Semifinals
LEAGUE STUD:  Rolfe Criddle vs Jim Sherman  (7:00 PM @ SaltFire Brewing Co.)
Individual SemifinalsFriday, December 12, 2025
Individual Semifinals
GOALIE WAR:  Esperanza Medina vs Tyler Troupe  (5:30 PM @ SaltFire Brewing Co.)
Individual SemifinalsSunday, December 14, 2025
Individual Semifinals
FORWARD SHOOT OUT:  Steve Taylor vs Jim Hubred  (12:00 PM @ The Loft Again)
GOALIE WAR:  Jim Hubred vs Jim King  (12:30 PM @ The Loft Again)
Quarterfinal Playoffs Rundown!
Mötley Föös  rocks Multiple Scoregasms
Motley Foos 2, Multiple Scoregasms 1
The match started with Multiple Scoregasms getting multiple scores and winning the first game 7-2. Motley Foos in the last game of round 1 would match them with a 7-2 win, ending the round in a tie. In round 2 Motley Foos amplified their performance and started rocking, and dominated the round by 14 points. Round 3 in the 2 rollerball Motley Foos wasn't about to play any ballads and won that game 7-2 to clinch victory and eliminate the Scoregasms.
(#2 seed) Motley Foos  advances to semifinals against (#3 seed) Better Lucky Than Good
Better Lucky Than Good  & Jesse, Gary & Dave  goes down to final game of match
Better Lucky Than Good 2, Jesse, Gary & Dave 0
BLTG started strong, sweeping round 1 by 9 points. Round 2 would end in a tie and BLTG extends their point lead to 11. Round 3 ends in another tie. This time J.G.D. tightens the points by 4. BLTG up 1 round with 2 ties with a 7 point lead and a 1 point spot in both of the last two games appears to have an easy path to victory. J.G.D. would not let it be easy though shutting out BLTG 7-1 the spotted point. Now it comes down to the final game as the lead was cut to 1 point. In the final game BLTG would prove that it isn't always luck and it helps to be good also - winning the final game 7-2 to advance in the playoffs.
(#3 seed) Better Lucky Than Good  advances to semifinals against (#2 seed) Motley Foos
Arizona Foosball Club  edges Foos Brothers in classic nail-biter
Arizona FC 3, Foos Brothers 1
This was a battle between the defending champions and the longest running franchise in the history of the Arizona Foosball League. The defending champions came out dressed to kill with their new team shirts which I think were awesome. (Keep in mind, when seeking fashion advice nobody has ever said "let's ask Rick!") Oh yeah the game!... The defending champions came out and were playing like defending champions. Winning the first 2 rounds and the 3rd round ended in a tie. With a 2-0-1 lead it was not over as objects are closer than they appear scenario they were locked 71-71 after 3 rounds. Can the Foos Bros win rounds 4 and 5 to go to overtime? Yes they can!! But, no they didn't... losing a close round 4. In a rare conclusion they did outscore their opponents to take round 5. (One more point scored by Foos Bros in game 1 of round 4 and the match would have gone to OT!)
(#4 seed) Arizona FC  advances to semifinals against (#1 seed) Kung Foos
- Contributed by Rick Rivlin, December 3, 2025
League Tips
DID YOU KNOW?

As of December 2025, the Foos Brothers have a combined 19 individual award titles:

6 - HIRED GUN
4 - DOUBLES
4 - FORWARD SHOOTOUT
3 - FIVE BAR WAR
1 - GOALIE WARS
1 - MOST IMPROVED PLAYER
TO ALL INDIVIDUAL PLAYOFF CONTESTANTS:

Check your team schedule at arizonafoosball.com to quickly find your scheduled matches. Also, be sure to check section 5.2.3 in the league rules for information on match formats, etc.!

Presently, all semifinal individual playoff matches are scheduled for Wednesday, December 10. However, the date and time can be changed to any date preceding December 17, if you and your opponent agree AND you advise a league coordinator. Also, you will need to select a venue (it can be any active league venue; higher seed has first choice).

Remember to report results :) Good luck and have fun!
Lateness Rule:
20 mins late? You lose a timeout. 30 mins? You forfeit a game. 1 hour? You forfeit the rest.

(...see section 1.6)
Overtime Rule:
In overtime, one team picks the game type, the other picks the players. 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: Once a match is decided, remaining games don’t affect ratings. No sandbagging allowed!
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:
You can see your rating history for all seasons by clicking on the graph icon in the player info section of your team page!
Comments
BigLT7/1 7:34am
Are we actually starting in a week?
BillyBoy7/1 5:59pm
Indeed! ;)
BigLT7/10 2:43pm
What's the playoff format going to look like now with 3 divisions?
Rick Rivlin7/10 6:36pm
Top 2 in each division 6 teams....best 2 records get 1st round bye. Likely the same for individual categories
BillyBoy7/11 12:21am
What Rick said is a good possibility. However, the coordinators are planning on talking it over and making an official decision in the near future. Feel free to text your suggestions to Rick or Michael in the meantime!
The Situasian7/15 4:50pm
Is there prejudice against the Northern Conference? I never thought I'd see such exclusion in 2025 - sad really
MKCarey7/21 6:01pm
There are several options currently on the table for playoff brackets, including 6-team, 7-team, 8-team, 9-team, and 12-team variants. Along with that, seeding based on inter-conference record is being considered if two teams play each other in the playoffs, rather than overall record. This will give a little more weight to inter-conference matchups. Nothing is set in stone, yet, but we hope to have something in place very soon.
BillyBoy7/23 10:12am
I need to add a feature for team captains to block public viewing of a match result. :)
Steve Taylor7/23 12:00pm
After your recent loss to the Kartel I don’t blame you for wanting to hide match results.
chambie7/24 8:36pm
Since divisions are already set and play has begun, the playoff formatreally should be determined now. I would be strongly against more than half the teams in the league making the playoffs. The regular season needs to have some sort of purpose besides individual accolades. How many teams have made the playoffs in prior years?
BillyBoy7/25 2:17pm
Yep, needs to be up pronto! I agree about less than half of teams making playoffs, and historically it's always been that way (last season it was the top 3 teams in 7-team conferences). That said, in recent seasons I've tried to be a bit less of a dictator; we have a few coordinators now, and often we put these things to a vote amongst them. Michael Carey is in charge of resolving it for this season and he should have that done soon.

Playoff format for individual titles has been set; just need the team format decided. :)
Rick Rivlin7/28 3:16am
7 Teams will make the playoffs. Top 2 teams from each conference and the 7th team, the last playoff spot will be the top winning percentage team of the 3rd place teams. The team with the highest winning percentage #1 seed will get a first round bye. We are reviewing the current tiebreaker order and playoff seeding order. All details will be finalized this week.
Casey NelsonGuest contributorMonday, November 17, 2025
Foos Pulse

Pinnacles & Playoffs

This season's leagues are coming to a close, and coming to a pinnacle of playoff action! There are a number of factors that will determine wild cards and individual categories. Just for the record, great season everybody! I, as an involved spectator, have watched many exciting matches and watched many players excel, some way above their ratings and showing some big potential.

Speaking of potential, let's look at some players! Ever since the "sandbagger" category was created we have never had a whole team place 1,2, and 3. But this season three Motley Foos teammates, Steve Taylor, Anthony Laube, and Rick Rivlin occupy the top three slots on the list! (What is their secret?!). We also have veteran first-time-league-player Nick Bourdos vying for several individual awards. And who is Rolf Criddle? I remember just two years ago teaching him the "start protocol", and already Rolf is tearing it up! 2nd in League Stud in his division, leading Doubles and Forward Shoot Out, and stands a chance in Rollerball. Wow! And Rolfe has brought a new player into the fold as well!

Good job!

I feel that each of us should be an involved spectator. Go to the matches when you can. See the magic! Root for your favorites! Scope out your next teammate! Encourage your non-foosball friends to attend. Pass on your excitement to all new soon-to-be recruits. More players means more fun, more excitement, more rewards.

See you at the playoffs!
Comments
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