Gallery

Tournaments:
(Note: Tournaments results and more pictures available on Tournaments Page. See also the News & Publications page for more info on the 1998 Bonzini World Championships)

^ The 1998 Bonzini World Championships held in Nantes, France. Note the "giant" Bonzini table in the foreground.
	< Mixed doubles action at the 1998 World Championships. Bruce & Tina Nardoci (USA) on right vs. a team from France.
Women's doubles action at the 1998 World Championships. Tina Nardoci and Doris Little (USA) on right side of table. >
	< The trophy display at one of the annual France National Championships.
The finals at the 2nd Annual Tournament Provincial De Baby-Foot in Canada, March 1999 (Bonzini USA team on right). >
	< More action at the 2nd Annual Tournament Provincial De Baby-Foot in Canada (March 1999). Bonzini USA team on right versus a Garlando team (one of 1998's winners playing back on left).

 

Players:

The USA International Cup Team (2nd place) at the 1998 Bonzini World Championships. Pictured (left to right) front row: Buddy Burchette, Kevin Lashmit, Jimmy Little, Jimmy Parris, Alan Cribbs; back row: Will Wall, Mac Avery, Rick Owens, Alan Baker, Bruce Nardoci. Alternates (not pictured): Doris Little, Tina Nardoci, Peyton Smith, Raymond Soriano. >
	< The France International Cup Team (1st place) at the 1998 Bonzini World Championships.
The Belgium International Cup Team (3rd place) at the 1998 Bonzini World Championships. >
	< The Denmark International Cup Team (4th place) at the 1998 Bonzini World Championships.
A team from France (on left, Yannick Herve representing the French foosball Federation, and Sylvie Moebs the French women's singles champion of 1998) at the 2nd Annual Tournament Provincial De Baby-Foot in Canada (March 1999) >
	< A top Canadian Garlando player (Real Thibeault, on right, one of the winners of the 1998 tournament) at the 2nd Annual Tournament Provincial De Baby-Foot in Quebec Canada (March 1999). Notice the yellow Bonzini table.

 

Miscellaneous:

^ The Danish team plays on the "giant" Bonzini table at the 1998 World Championships. The giant table has 22 bars (for 11 players, like in soccer) on each side, so that 22 people can play at once. The bars on each side are laid out in the following pattern (from goalie to forward): 1,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,5,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3.
	< A different view of the Danish team having a good time on the giant table.
These are some "electric" tables that were on display at the 1998 World Championships. Not only does it do things like keep score automatically, but there is a TV screen inside the goal to view your progress on the tournament chart, information on your opponents, etc. >
	< Handicapped playing: our models, adapted to people on wheelchairs, have made it possible to bring a little extra fun to some resident homes while serving to bring together the handicapped and physically fortunate.
A view of the tournament charts, with some people in the way :-), at the 2nd Annual Tournament Provincial De Baby-Foot in Canada March 1999. Note the different tournament format of the charts, using round-robin qualifying "pool" play followed by single elimination, rather than just double elimination as in the USA. >
	< The after tournament dinner party at the 2nd Annual Tournament Provincial De Baby-Foot in Canada March 1999. Tournament organizer and Bonzini Canada owner Alain Thunier is 3rd from left (looking at camera).