Foosball Clubs USA

"Foosball Clubs USA takes an interesting approach to solving the many challenges facing education today. John O'Brien is turning the 'game' on its head."

Foosball Clubs USA - A Community for Belonging

Welcome to Interactive Education

Foosball Clubs USA, Inc grew out of the organizational efforts and successes of the late John O’Brien, who was a Technology Education Instructor with the North Rose-Wolcott School District in Wayne County, New York.

What began as only a modest idea in the Spring of 2011, forming a local school Foosball Club in a small district in upstate New York, had grown into a fully incorporated non-profit organization dedicated to the formation of scholastic foosball clubs throughout the United States by the time of his passing.

John's legacy lives on, as Foosball Clubs USA, Inc, continues to partner with educators, parents, foosball players, and interested businesses to develop foosball clubs in their local schools and communities.

It is with profound sorrow that we acknowledge the passing of John O’Brien in 2021. His vision, dedication, and passion remain the cornerstone of Foosball Clubs USA, and his memory continues to inspire us every day.

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Teaching Valuable Life Skills Through Foosball

Foosball provides a unique approach to skill building for students through its interaction as both an individual and team sport. Student's begin learning basic concepts such as passing and shooting the ball, working their way toward advanced concepts such as long term strategy while fostering self confidence and peer relationships.

Guiding today's youth into tomorrow's champions, Foosball Clubs USA has developed an interactive solution compared to traditional methods of teaching.

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What People Have to Say:

Feedback from students, educators, and parents is what enables this program to continuously improve the lives of students each day.

Rebecca Whitney

Our kids benefit greatly from having the opportunity to participate in a sport that can include students with varying abilities and interests...Foosball has been such a positive avenue for my kids to make memories with peers and staff.

- NCCS Middle School IEP Counselor -

Zach

Schools should start a foosball program because not everyone wants to be involved with the larger school sports teams. Foosball is a great way to make new friends. I’ve made a lot of new friends through foosball that I never thought I’d be friends with

- Student in 9th grade -

Thomas Q. Brandell

Students who previously were isolated with personal video games in their hands, now are playing foosball face to face. Many of these students would have never interacted with each other in any setting, now are routinely playing together. I give our Foosball Club an A+ on our school climate!

- NCC Middle School Principal -

John Fairchild

Foosball does everything you claim in your promotional materials, and even more.

- Superintendent Chazy Central Rural School District, NY -

Scott Baker

It creates a feeling of belonging and contentment for the students.

- Administrator at North Rose-Wolcott School District, NY