SooiePalooza is held every February in NorthWest
Arkansas. It is a Warhammer Fantasy Tournament, with some of the greatest
players from all over the world.
Sooiepalooza is always exciting, fast
paced, and loads of fun. Some of the best Warhammer players in the world
have played in this tournament, and more will as the years pass. Here are
some of the notables.
Cody
Johnson has won the event twice. He first won the initial Soooiepalooza in
2003 with a fabulous High Elf army that had everyone marveling at
not only the incredible paint scheme, but his generalship, as well.. He
then became the first repeat winner by taking the title in 2006
with a totally different army, a Vampire army. It was superb, as was his
play.
Mark Burr won the
second Sooiepalooza event in 2004. He took his Bretonnians to
victory, though the final score was tied with Eric McSweeney. The
Tiebreaker method used at that time was Sportsmanship scores, and Mark had
a slight edge and took the prize.
Jason Johnson
first won Sooiepalooza in 2005 with his Skaven army. He placed
second in 2006, beaten by his brother on the final table. He came back
with a vengeance in 2007, becoming the second repeat winner, again
with the Skaven.
Sooiepalooza would be
nothing without the hard work of the staff involved. From Back left Brian
Bradford, Ash Ross, Jim Cook. Front left Dustin Hall and Dennis Collier
2008 Saw
the first winner of Sooiepalooza that was not from Arkansas. Aaron Chapman
brought a Vampire Counts army that plodded its hooved feet along to
victory after victory, and the 2008 championship.

2009 Jordan Braun won with a MIGHTY Demon Army.
It was the second winner in a row from Texas. Jordan won all 5 of
his games rather convincingly, and began the International "I Hate The
Demons" Fan club! |