Ruler of the Universe – Cayle George
Awarded to the player with the best combined performance in The Open, High Stakes and Classics (I or II, whichever is better).

The Open Champion – Eric Stone
Awarded to winner of The Open IFPA World Championship

Classics Crusher I – Cayle George
Awarded to winner of Classics I

Classics Crusher II – Eric Stone
Awarded to winner of Classics II

Bullseye! – Jason Werdrick
Awarded to winner of the Classics Target Match Play Championship

The Whale – Jim Belsito
Awarded to winner of High Stakes

Women’s Champion – Stephanie Traub
Awarded to winner of The INDISC Women’s Championship

Age Doesn’t Matter – John Kremmer
Awarded to the winner of the Seniors division. Must be 55 or over as of January 9, 2020

The Kids are Alright – Logan Smith
Awarded to the winner of the Youth division. Must be 12 or under as of January 9, 2020

Best Woman in The Open – Keri Wing
Awarded to the woman with the highest qualifying position in The Open.

Are We There Yet? – Anthony Cirillo
Awarded to the player who traveled the farthest to get to the Museum. Measured in miles, using Google, from your postal code.

No Passport Required – Eric Stone
Awarded to the highest ranking North American player (must reside inside North America) in The Open.

Just Another Sunday Monthly… – Gerald Kirchner
Awarded to the best SoCal player. Must RESIDE in one of the 10 counties considered to be in Southern California per Wikipedia.

First Time, Big Time! – Jared August
Awarded to the best The Open performance by a first time player in any INDISC tournament, and who is ranked outside of the top 100 as of January 9, 2020.

What’s Up With this Pinball Thing? – No Winner
Awarded to the highest Open qualifier who has played no previous IFPA endorsed events.

Envy of CCPL – Steve Griffin
Awarded to the best The Open performance by a current or former member (4+ seasons) of the Capitol Corridor Pinball League.

Teleport to Finals – Jared August
Awarded to the player who qualifies in The Open having played the fewest cards. Voided cards will count as cards played.

Who Needs DMDs? – John Kremmer
Qualify for Open finals with a card of only pre-DMD era games.

All Manufacturers Accounted For – Germain Mariolle
Qualify for Open finals with a card consisting of one game from each of the following manufacturers: Stern (classic or modern), Bally (pre Williams), Williams (including Bally/Midway DMD era), Gottlieb and Jersey Jack

The Josh Sharpe World Championship Award – Donavan Stepp
Awarded to the player with the best finish (but who doesn’t win) in The Open, who’s previously finished exactly 2nd, and never won, in an IFPA endorsed major championship.

You Belsito’d the Field! – Zach Sharpe
Awarded to the last player that submits a card that pushes themselves above the cut line.

Deep Pockets – Ed Giardina
Award for the most cards used across all divisions, including voids.

Our Hero! – Brent Stoddard
Awarded to the person who spends the most hours during the event (open to close) volunteering. If tied, first person to have officially volunteered wins.

Do it For the Kids! – Brian O’Neil
Make the largest donation to Project Pinball. If tied, first person to have donated wins.

Alice Cooper Nightmare Castle
$50—Defeat 6 monsters

Banzai Run
$50—Get to the Finish Line (complete 39 laps)

Beat the Clock – Peter Andersen
$50—Score 5,000,000 or more

F14 – Germain Mariolle
$50—Light Special

Indianapolis 500 – Peter Andersen
$50—Get the Checkered Flag

Scared Stiff – Andrei Massenkoff
$50—Win Scared Stiff

Sopranos
$50—Advance to Boss level

Starlight
$50—Score 4,000,000 or more

Viking – Raymond Davidson
$50—Score 2,000,000 or more