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Smash Club - 4153
Registration Information
Organization Number: 4153
First Registered On: 10-29-2007
Last Registered On: 04-29-2013
Organization Information
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Status: Active
Purpose: The Smash Club's official purpose is to give any individual within Austin, who has an admiration of Nintendo's Super Smash Brothers franchise, a home where one can play, practice, compete, and enjoy a neighbor's good company within the Super Smash Brothers franchise.
Membership: Know how to set up a Nintendo Wii or Gamecube onto a CRT television.
Functions: Hold bi-weekly or tri-weekly meetings which occur almost exclusively on Saturdays Organize intercity Tournaments that require community involvement Strengthen Smash community bonds within Texas and the rest of the U.S. Improve the competitive skill of our Austin players, to garner admiration and respect from other local Smash communities But most important of all, to have fun, learn, create friendships, and distract yourself with a healthy hobby that stimulates creativity, quick reactions, mental fortitude, and appreciation.
Organization Type: Recreational
Contact Information
E-mail: texas.smash.club@gmail.com
Web site: http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=249301
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Jose Perez, Vice President
Matthew Chan, Vice President
Brandon Lee, Vice President
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