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23 clubs across the United States, all time

Real clubs, all over the country.
Find one near you.

Every pin is a real club. A school, a youth center, a college campus. Click a state to zoom in, or a pin to see the town it is in.

States

11

Youth clubs

23All time*

College clubs

None yetComing soon

*All time. Every club we have opened, in Good Standing or not.

How it works

Two programs, one path

A player who starts in sixth grade should still have somewhere safe to play at nineteen. That is why there are two programs and not one. We build the bridge to the next stage before our kids get there.

The four club stages on a map of the United States. The Youth Development Program covers middle school clubs and high school clubs. An arrow leads to the Community Development Program, which covers college clubs and local clubs.
YDP

Youth Development Program

Where our funding and our resources go. Middle school and high school, 4th grade through 12th.

  • Middle school students playing foosball on three tables at their school clubYouth Club

    Middle school

    Two tables in a cafeteria, a library, or a spare room. Students sign up and take it from there.

    NCCS Middle School, Champlain, NY

  • A crowd of high school students around a foosball table at their school clubYouth Club

    High school

    Older students run their own ladder and their own tournaments, at lunch and after school.

    Saratoga High School, Saratoga, CA

and when they age out of school, they graduate to

CDP

Community Development Program

Where our players graduate to. College first, then a club in their own town.

  • College students playing foosball at their campus clubComing Soon!College Club

    CollegeComing Soon!

    A student group runs the club on campus, sets its own schedule, and plays other schools.

    University of Minnesota Duluth

  • Families and adults of all ages playing foosball at an outdoor community eventComing Soon!Local Club

    Local clubsComing Soon!

    Open play in your own town, for every age at the same table. Partnering with USTSO and WFT.

    Buffalo, NY

And it keeps going

Local clubs feed into the USTSO and the World Foosball Tour. A player who starts at a table in their own town can go as far as they want to.

  1. Local
  2. State
  3. Regional
  4. National
  5. International

More coming soon.

Staying on the roster

Good Standing

Every club on the roster gets the full set of FCUSA benefits free of charge. Curriculum, support, gear and events. Staying on the roster means staying in Good Standing, which is three things.

  1. 1

    Check in once a month

    Five questions in the portal. It takes about five minutes.

  2. 2

    Send a few photos

    Kids at the tables. It shows the donors who paid for them where their money went, the way your MOU says.

  3. 3

    Answer when we reach out

    A club that goes 90 days with no word comes off the roster. One reply keeps that from happening.

Your tables are yours to keep no matter what. They were bought for your students and they stay at your school. Good Standing is what keeps everything else coming, free.

Fall off and you can rejoin anytime. Just reach back out. Your club record keeps your standing history either way.

State standings

Top states by club count

Every club here started with one person saying yes. These are the ten states where the most of them did, counted all time.

  1. SilverColorado4clubs
    2
  2. GoldMichigan6clubs
    1
  3. BronzeNew York4clubs
    3
  1. 4Minnesota2 clubs
  2. 5Alabama1 club
  3. 6California1 club
  4. 7Iowa1 club
  5. 8Louisiana1 club
  6. 9North Carolina1 club
  7. 10Oregon1 club

Your state not on the board? Start a club at your school and put it there.

The directory

Every club, listed

Search by name or town, or narrow it to one kind of club.

23 clubs, all time

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