Wallball Toast Promotions

10/02/2025

Connor's serve

10/02/2025

09/11/2025

Congrats to the 2025 Players of the Ladies Pro Pyramid.

09/10/2025

2025 TOAST PRO PYRAMID TOURNAMENT
RECAP & RANKING WRITE UP

24 courageous players battled it out for their place in History on SEPTEMBER 6, 2025, competing in an open singles big blue ball one wall tournament. The 10 players below have acquired a prestigious position on the Toast Pro Pyramid, which continues the legacy of the Peak Association & Dave Andre.

• Gio Vasquez left opponent Rick N. on a score of 12 to advance into second round, securing the #10 position on the Pro Pyramid.

• Tyree Bastidas left opponent Jenny Q. on a score of 10 to advance into second round, securing the #9 position on the Pro Pyramid.

• Manny Caraballo left opponent Mark on a score of 6 to advance into second round, securing the #8 position on the Pro Pyramid.

• Johnny Wi******er left opponent Adam G. on a score of 2 to advance into second round, securing the #7 position on the Pro Pyramid.

• Tim Torres left opponent Chris S. on a score of 17 to advance into third round, securing the #6 position on the Pro Pyramid.

• Tywan Cook left opponent Chris M. on a score of 12 to advance into third round, securing the #5 position on the Pro Pyramid.

• Rick Montanez left opponent Gio V. on a score of 11 to advance into third round, securing the #4 position on the Pro Pyramid.

• David Velez defeated opponent Rick M. to advance into fourth round, where he would then be defeated, automatically capturing the #3 position on the Pro Pyramid.

• Kadeem Bush left opponent Johnny W. on a score of 2, qualifying his place in the finals on a buy of the 4th round, where he would then be defeated, automatically capturing the #2 position on the Pro Pyramid.

• Dan Pitre defeated Kadeem B. in the finals to capture the #1 position on the Toast Pro Pyramid. His grueling journey to victory also included facing difficult opponents such as Squiggy A. Rivera, Tyree Bastidas, David Velez, & Tim Torres.

Key info:
Zip games: 1, delivered by Rick M.
Rain delay: 1
Buy backs: 0
Disqualifications: 0
Location: Astoria Heights/ Whitestone bridge
Director/Host: Rich Hop
Co-host: David Velez
Consultant/ Sanctioned by: Raul Fantauzzi
Sponsor: Wallball Toast Promotions
Participants: 24
Buys: 1, Kadeem Bush 4th rd
Head Ref: David Velez
Duration: 10-6
Commentator: Raul Fantauzzi
Media: YGN, 1HINEWS, WALLBALL TOAST
Rules: U.S.H.A
Elimination: Single

• The next Pro Pyramid Tournament will be held in the 2026 season

09/07/2025

09/07/2025

HISTORY WAS MADE ON SEPT. 6TH
Congrats to the 2025 Pyramid players

#1 Dan Pitre
#2 Kadeem Bush
#3 David Velez **MVP**
#4 Rick Jamez Pops JR
#5 Tywan Cook
#6 Timothy Perez
#7 Johnny Wi******er
#8 Manny Caraballo
#9 Tyree Bastidas
#10 Geo Vasquez

08/07/2025

03/09/2025

-Sept 6: B-DOUBLES CSC tournament

03/09/2025

2024 - Women's Toast Pro Pyramid Champion

03/08/2025

[History of Peak Pro Pyramid Tournament & Ranking system]

The Peak Pro Pyramid system was
created in the mid 1970s by the late Dave Andre. It was designed for the best pink ball players to be accurately ranked & distinguished. Dave was a former tennis player, handball player, guidance counselor, & child psychologist.

In 1987, Dave created the Big blue ball version of the Peak Pro Pyramid.
The Pyramid was a great way to categorize the best of the best Handball players. It required players to answer random challenges from opponents, & play in periodic tournaments that determined your position on the pyramid. It mainly operated at West 4th street park, which was considered handball headquarters.

The pyramid system was the epitome of the phrase: "iron sharpens iron"

The Peak Pro Pyramid system was so successful in the sport, it was copied at other parks, where a park would create their own version of the pyramid for non pro players. Nowadays, this is sometimes referred to as a b-player pyramid. However, there were no such concept of letter grades for players back then.
Although these non-pro pyramids had no affiliation with the Peak Pro Pyramid created by Dave Andre, they produced great players as well.

As Dave became ill, he authorized & entrusted one person to carry on the Historic Peak Pro Pyramid Tournament & Records before passing away. That person was Raul Fantauzzi.

Collecting extensive handball records and rare sports memorabilia,
Raul was a former great player in his own right. He resided on the Pyramid for many years, & also operated over 70 handball tournaments. Unfortunately, he also faced medical battles which restricted him from hosting events.

There have been other pyramid events over the years, but none have ever had direct authorization from the pyramid creator himself, & none have had access to the original records.

In 2024, Mr. Fantauzzi sanctioned & entrusted Rich Hop with carrying on the legacy of Dave Andre's Peak Pro Pyramid Tournament & system.

Later that same year, Rich Hop: Promoter & founder of Wallball Toast Promotions , held the first ever women's Pro Pyramid Tournament. This created a ground breaking moment in handball & extended Dave Andre's Pyramid to new heights.

In 2025, On June 7th, Wallball Toast will be holding the Men's Pro Pyramid Tournament, Co-hosted by Wall Ball Universe & under the Consultation of Raul Fantauzzi.

Creating history once again, carrying on the handball legacy which Dave Andre has laid the foundation for. All records of the Toast Pro Pyramid will be added to the same collection of records from Dave Andre's original Peak Pro Pyramid.
(Mens) Toast Pro Pyramid Tournament: The resurgence of history