Mark Jezioro topped 9 of 12 tables to win Flour City Summer League #3 at Rochester Pinball Collective, edging Michael Geiss’s six-game surge for the title.
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Jared Doss Wins Tik Tok’s Workshop Pinball Night
Jared Doss topped five of eight machines to win at Tik Tok’s Workshop in Bremerton, shaking off a Round 7 ambush as Godwin and Cherry tied for second.
Continue readingThirty-Five Years On, the Skynet Gun Still Draws a Crowd
Andrew Roesch won all five groups at Electric Bat Arcade for a perfect 35 points, edging Brian Pinney on one Black Knight game that decided it all.
Continue readingBill Lorenz Wins Week 5 as Aztec Turns 50 in Malvern
Two points covered the entire top five at the Southeastern PA Pinball League’s Week 5, where Bill Lorenz edged Tony Makowski and a three-way tie for third place.
Continue readingBall Busters Pinball League Summer 2026 W5 Recap
Both Mortons won their Round 5 groups and still finished second. Kim Smith’s runner-up finish on El Dorado City of Gold sealed Ball Busters W5 by a single point.
Continue readingQuick Strike on Atlantis: Lauren Drullinger Claims B Finals
One round, one machine. See how Lauren Drullinger bested Emily Matson and a tight Texas field during a swift 13-minute battle at What’s Brewing San Antonio.
Continue readingRivera Triumphs at What’s Brewing
Four of San Antonio’s top players battled it out at What’s Brewing. Read how Sona Rivera claimed the Belles & Chimes Summer #3 title.
Continue readingNight Rider Plays No Favorites: Hyper Beer Co.
Forty players, 25 machines from 1976 to 2026, and a title decided by a single position swing. Inside Eichhorn’s six-game run at Anaheim’s Hyper Beer Co.
Continue readingTessa Morton Tops 23 Players at Pinball Gallery
Christina Kirby’s Fish Tales upset was the one game Tessa Morton lost on the way to the Ball Busters W4 title — decided on a floor where Aztec just turned 50.
Continue readingGeiss Edges Schaefer in Tiebreak at Flour City Summer League Opener
Jim Maglier took down the field’s top seed on a 1980 Flight 2000. It was one of only three games Michael Geiss would lose on his way to first place.
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