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Bettia

28-06-2005, 09:54

The inaugural Bettian League of Gridiron has kicked off after much antiicipation. The Bettian League Of Gridiron (BLOG) is a national American Football league contested between teams within Bettia. The league is divided into four conferences (North, South, East and West), with 16 teams battling it out for the AroraBowl.

(matches are scorinated using a slightly modified version of Starblaydia's Rugby Scorinator)

The teams are:

Northern Conference:
Porthbalfa Blazers
Pen-y-Bydd Reapers
Ceffinton Turbos
Huwbridge Swifts

Southern Conference:
Akani Sands Destroyers
Lorshill Lions
Downton Eagles
Whitchurch Cannons

Eastern Conference:
Grappenhall Grapplers
Spiddaford Spiders
Kirkwood Rangers
Gabalfa Gasheads

Western Conference:
Sukatra Sabres
Subarnas Volcanos
Tamrida Warriors
Fiilghud Chargers

Each team plays each other once during the regular season. Each team is awared three points for a win, one point for a draw and nothing for a defeat. In addition, bonus points are awarded for the following: -

Scoring four touchdowns in one match - 1 point
Scoring six touchdowns - 2 points (total)
Shut-outs (i.e. conceding no points in a single match) - 1 point
Twenty point margin of victory - 1 point

Therefore, the maximum number of points available for any one match would be seven (three for the win, two for scoring six touchdowns, one for a shut-out and one for winning by more than twenty points). This feat has already been achieved, when Akani Sands beat Whitchurch 59-0 on matchday 3.

The four teams finishing first and second in their groups progress to the knockout stages, with the top teams having home advantage. The knockout stages continue using random draws until two teams are left to contest the Arora Bowl final, which this year is staged in Bettia's national stadium, the Stadiwm Bettia.

The story so far...

Four rounds of matches have been played so far, and it is the Western Conference which has started the strongest. It's top two teams, the Subarnas Volcanos and Sukatra Sabres are the only teams with 100% records, with the Fiilghud Chargers following close behind.

Other front runners are the Akani Sands Destroyers (currently topping the Southern Conference) and the Porthbalfa Blazers, who seem to be running away with the Northern Conference.

At the other end, two teams are still awaiting their first points, the Huwbridge Swifts and the Spiddaford Spiders. The Whitchurch Cannons would have shared this unwelcome record were it not for their last-gasp 9-9 draw with Ceffinton.

Full results, fixtures and tables can be found at http://ns.goobergunch.net/wiki/index.php/Bettian_League_Of_Gridiron

Bettia

04-07-2005, 15:01

BLOG - Half Time Report

Eight out of sixteen group stage matchdays have been played, and already a number of club are rising above the rest.

Leading the points tally are the Sukatra Sabres and Subarnas Volcanos, both battling it out for the Western Conference title. The Volcanos have the best attack in the league so far which saw them record a massive 82-21 win over Pen-y-Bydd on matchday 4. Following close behind are the Fiilghud Chargers by virtue of the meanest defence in the league, having conceded just 77 points so far. Bringing up the rear are the Tamrida Warriors on 14 points.

The race for the Northern Conference is seemingly over already, as the Porthbalfa Blazers enjoy a 16-point advantage over their nearest rivals, the Ceffinton Turbos. The two other teams, the Huwbridge Swifts and the Pen-y-Bydd Reapers, have only managed one win apiece.

The Eastern Conference is by far the tightest, with just two points spearating the top three teams. Sitting at the top are the Kirkwood Rangers, with the Grappenhall Grapplers just one point behind. Following them are pre-season favourites the Gabalaf Gasheads, who are enduring a somewhat inconsistant season although things are looking up courtesy of their impressive 20-9 win over Porthbalfa. Propping up the table are the Spiddaford Spiders, who have managed just one win.

The Southern Conference is turning into a neck-and-neck battle between the Downton Eagles and the Akani Sands Destroyers. Both teams are proving to be danegrous opponents, and are only seperated on points difference. Coming in third are the Lorshill Lions, whilst the Whitchurch Cannons find themselves bottom of the table having only just ended their winless streak.

Full scores and tables can be found at http://ns.goobergunch.net/wiki/index.php/Bettian_League_Of_Gridiron

Bettia

08-07-2005, 16:30

BLOG News

The BLOG has confirmed that the Vimesbairn Vild Dogs' application to join the league has been accepted. They will replace the Spiddaford Spiders in the Eastern Conference when the new season starts (whenever that is), on account of Cockbill Street being located to the east of Bettia, and Spiddaford being rather crap (just like their attendance figures).

The group stages of the 1st BLOG are now drawing to a close - a summary will appear here and on the Wiki next week.

Bettia

12-07-2005, 10:39

BLOG News

After fifteen gruelling matchdays, the top two teams in each conference now face up to each other to decide who will contest AroraBowl I.

The draw for the quarter-finals is:

Porthbalfa Blazers vs Kirkwood Rangers

Gabalfa Gasheads vs Downton Eagles

Akani Sands Destroyers vs Sukatra Sabres

Subarnas Volcanoes vs Ceffinton Turbos

The tie of the round looks to be Akani Sands vs Sukatra - two of the best teams in the league square up to each other in a matchup some pundits feel would grace the final.

The group stages have seen some teams rise high above the rest, and with that in mind the following awards have been made.

The Top Of The Heap award for the Highest Points total - Subarnas, notching up an impressive 48 points, including 9 bonus points.
The You're Shit And You Know You Are award for the Lowest Points total - Spiddaford, who scored a measly 4 points. Hopelessly outclassed, and won't be missed next season when they are replaced by Vimesbairn.
The We Outweigh Nuclear Arms award for the Best Attack - Subarnas, who at times were rampant scoring a total of 445 points in their games.
The As Strong As An Ant's Fart award for the Worst Attack - Spiddaford, scoring a measly 163 points in their 15 games.
The Get Out And Stay Out award for the Best Defence - Fiilghud, their rock-solid defence let slip just 143 points.
The That's A Nasty Leak for the Worst Defence - Whitchurch, conceding more than 40 points on seven occasions on their way to leaking a total of 521 points.
The Come And Have A Go If You Think You're Hard Enough for the Best Home Record - Subarnas, boasting a 7-0-0 home record, the only team with 100%.
The You're Supposed To Be At Home award for the Worst Home Record - Lorshill, their 1-0-7 home record was suprisingly crap for a mid-table team, especially when looked at in contrast with their 5-0-1 away record.
The That's A Right Proper Thrashing for the Biggest Win - Sukatra, for their 94-12 thumping of Ceffinton on matchday 6.
The Oooh, Unlucky for the Unluckiest Team - Fiilghud, even though they scored more points than all but three teams in the entire league, they failed to qualify for the playoffs simply because they had to contend with two of the top teams in the same group. Better luck next time.

As usual, full scores and tables can be found on the BLOG Wiki (http://ns.goobergunch.net/wiki/index.php/Bettian_League_Of_Gridiron)

Bettia

28-07-2005, 16:19

AroraBowl Fever!

AroraBowl fever hit Bettia last weekend as the Subarnas Volcanoes squared off against the Akani Sands Destroyers for the right to be crowned the inaugural champions of Bettian Gridiron.

The two sides had been by far the leading contenders for the title, both winning their respective conferences. In the quarter-final, Akani Sands squared off against a strong Sukatra Sabres side and came out on top after a bruising, hard-fought battle. Subarnas had things rather easier, cruising to a 45-7 victory against the Ceffinton Turbos.

The semi-finals saw both teams playing away. The Destroyers travelled to Northern Conference champs Porthbalfa, coming away with a 17-6 win. Subarnas had a tougher proposition against the Gabalfa Gasheads, but managed a somewhat confortable 28-14 win.

And so to the final, played at Gablfa's Stadiwm Bettia. There was a great deal of pride and honour at stake, and so quite understandably this match started as quite a nervy affair. However, as the two teams settled down, they started to play the top-rate gridiron that they had exhibited all season long. This was an even, nip-and-tuck match right up until the final two minutes when the Volcanoes scored the decisive touchdown courtesy of star Quarterback Geraint Al-Shahaf's jinking solo run.

Despite the Destroyers throwing everything they could, Subarnas held on to claim AroraBowl I for themselves, sparking scenes of wil celebration amoungst the players, staff and the thousands of fans who made the journey from the small industrial town.

Final score:
Akani Sands 10-17 Subarnas

Oliverry

30-08-2005, 22:43

The Oliverrian Football League kickoffs its season

Today, the OFL introduced to Oliverry one of their beloved sport. The only one that doesn't have any league, the American Football. A press conference was hold earlier to announce the creation of the OFL, or, if you prefer, the rebirth of the league. After 30 year without a league, Oliverry will have a league. The staff announced that 14 teams will start the season. These 14 teams will be split in 2 divisions: North and South. Here are the teams:

South Division:
Marshalliston Cheese Olympians
Oliver City Clowns
Saint-Francois Chiefs
Santa-Jeanne Espagnols
Tastragnant Français
Perpignant Fury
Limognon Police

North Division:
Kingston Fire
Pere-Durant Religieux
Villeroy Normans
Joyville Gladiateurs
Saint-Laurier Dragons
Capital Pharahons
St. Jean Routiers

Each team will play 12 games: 2 games against each team of their division. The top 4 from each division will go to the playoff. The schedule will feature 14 weeks + 3 weeks of playoff, for a total of 17 weeks. Each team will have 2 byes to rest and comeback at full pace.

West Pacific

31-08-2005, 04:16

This is the first year of the Horizon Football League in West Pacific. It has combined the best teams from what were six different leagues who all played on the same level and has made this the highest paid and most difficult league in the nation. Only the best make it this far and thanks to a very strict substance abuse policy they are all pure athletes. The league will consists of 16 teams split into two conferences which are further split into two divisions. The season is 15 weeks long with three byes so each team will play 12 games. Two each against their divisional rivals, three against teams from their conference, and three against teams from their opposite conference. The conferences are as follows:

Great West Conference
Northern Division
West Pacific City Senators - The Senators have always dominated every league they have played in during the regular season but have consistently failed to win the title game. With their new 210,000 set stadium in the Capital and the President himself a regular at the home games they will be very tought to beat at home.
Brandon Bulldogs - The Bulldogs rely heavily on their power running game, on the legs of Jeremiah Smith and Dominique Hanz that they ran away with three of the last five Western League championships.
Singleton Screamin Eagles - With their All-pro line up of wide outs and a quarterback how can put the ball on a dime from 60 yards the Eagles will be one of the most exciting teams to watch in the league.
Europa Red Tide - The Red Tide are led by the four best linemen in the country, any team is lucky to get 40 yards rushing against them in one game. The week four match up between the Red Tide and Brandon Bulldogs is expected to be the most widely watched game in the history of West Pacific football, an estimed 1.8 billion viewers will watch these two teams square off.

Southern Division
Parkston Thundering Herd - The Thundering Herd are the new kids on the block, only five years ago the team was formed and they have since powered their way to the number three spot in the Northern League. Not much is expected of this team but they could pull off an upset somewhere along the way.
East Fairfield Lions - The Lions are a good all around team, nothing spectacular on either side of the ball, but somehow they have managed to win a record 17 titles over the last 25 years in the Southern League. This team is second to the Senators in their odds to win the title.
Winchester Flyers - The Flyers are an offensive power not rivaled any league. They were the first to use a six wide receiver set, an unprecedented move which perplexed defensive coordinators for many years.
Woodmont Mustangs - The Mustangs are another defensive power, the best Linebackers in the nation on one team, they can blitz the quarterback, go head to head with the best offensive linemen in the nation and drop back to cover the pass.

Far East Conference
Northern Division
Bonesteel Bucks - The Bucks have been picked by almost all the national polls to finish last in the league. They have a lack of depth and the quarterback whom they had built this team around recently tested positive for several banned substances, including a low grade beaver tranquilizer.
Grand Rapids Cobras - The Cobras are a mid level team in this league, despite dominating their previous league their lack of size up front means that most teams will be able to consistently run the ball right down the middle. The plus for this team is that they are arguably the fastest team in the league, their pass coverage may be spotty but with their speedy safety's don't expects many plays to go more than 40 yards.
Alexandria Red Raiders - The Raiders have been picked to win this division, which is arguably the weakest in the league, with ease, most likely locking up their playoff spot weeks before the season ends.
Fairbank Musketeers

Southern Division
Corsica Corsairs - The Corsairs are the only team in this league who still use the option but they make the most of it. Their quarterbacks over the last eight seasons have averaged 60 yards rushing and 240 yards passing against defenses that always stack up on line backers to try and take away the outside runs. This time should be fun to watch and remind us of the days before the 3-4 defense when the team that could run the ball would win it all.
Manchester Wolverines - The Wolverines dominated their league for the last half century, compiling 19 League Championships and an impressive 92% win percentage.
Silver City Chiefs - The Chiefs use the power running game to win low scoring games. Averaging four yards per play and 40+ minutes T.O.P per game the Chiefs will simply wear down their opponent.
Iowa City Hawkeyes - The Hawkeyes have the nations strongest Defensive Backfield with three all pro DB's and arguably the most talented duo of line backers in the nation. The offense led by third year QB Damien Wood is however rather sketchy. Their running backs have been plagued by injuries and their all-pro wide out retired after only seven years playing professional football after the previous season. The rivalry between the Hawkeyes and Wolverines is one of the oldest in the nation, 113 games have been played between these two teams and the Hawkeyes have won 60 of these meetings versus the Wolverines 53. The Hawkeyes are a slim favorite to win this division and the conference if they can put away those pesky Wolverines.

New Montreal States

31-08-2005, 04:48

NMFL SEASON 1 STARTS

New Montreal - Anglos everywhere are rejoicing as the NMFL season kicks off. "Gridiron" football is very much an Anglo game in NMS, with only two majority-french teams as the league starts play. Herewith, a prediction table:

COASTAL CONFERENCE

New Montreal Patriotes - The French owned team with an all-pure-laine lineup will struggle against more experienced teams and will probably plummet to the bottom of the heap in short order. They will play at Eveque Field, which will probably sell out regularly, giving them a sizeable homefield advantage.

St James War Eagles - The 'Eagles will go as far as their defense will take them, which puts them as early favorites for the championship. It will take multiple injuries to slow their defensive juggernaut, so with any luck they'll be taking the Paladin Bowl back to St. James Pitch.

New Montreal Rangers - The "Anglo" team in New Montreal has an up-and-coming offense behind quarterback Zach Taylor. It promises to be a long season for the Rangers, since they'll be spending home games in a mostly empty Paladin Dome.

Philemon Knights - This placid, rainy city along Imperial Bay has assembled a placid team that will be going nowhere fast. Expect low turnout at Bennet Fieldhouse as the Knights drop game after game to more talented opponents.

INLAND CONFERENCE

Valdemont Barons - The Barons have a raw but talented offense that will be entertaining if nothing else. Expect wildly fluctuating results as the Barons grab the third or fourth playoff spot by the skin of their teeth. Valdemont will be playing at Acadien High's field, and expect visiting teams to have a rough time of it.

Angiers Habitants - Unlike the Patriotes, Angiers owner Claude Labelle has no qualms about hiring Anglos to play for him, and the Habs will probably face St. James in the final game behind Oliverian quarterback Tracy Plessis. Angiers will be using the massive Southern Coliseum, and won't even come close to filling it up.

Sorel Beavers - As if the ridiculous-looking mascot wasn't laughable enough, Sorel will be playing in Mitchellville on Bigtopia until the current IN invasion is repelled. The Beavers will drop faster than Enron stock and are a strong contender to go 0-6.

Lanaudiere Lynx - It's anyone's guess how their original 3-2-2-4 defensive scheme will work. Their entire season will hinge on its success or failure, as will attendance at Lanaudiere Stadium. If they can fill a stadium of 40,000 people based on their performance on their first two road games, a playoff spot will follow in short order.

West Pacific

31-08-2005, 05:20

3-2-2-4?
3 Linemen
2 Linebackers
2 ???
4 Defensive Backs

Oliverry

31-08-2005, 15:44

Oliverrian Football League rules:

On the field:
- NFL Rules
- CFL field
- 5 yard immunity zone when a kickoff or a punt return

Out of the field:
- Games always have a winner and a loser
- To ensure that it happens, the OFL put 2 new sections in their standings: OT Wins and OT Losses. If you take into account that a win means 1,000 average and a loss means 0,000, then, a OT win equals to 0,750 and a OT Loss to 0,250. This is to ensure more competitivity in the league

Ok, now time to describe the four firsts week of activity in the league:

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So, for now, no team are assured to make the playoffs. In the North Division, the new standing rules seem to make more effect than in the South. And, strangely enough, the last team in each section also has scored and allowed more than 100 points. We seem to see a very big tendancy presently, as North Division seems to be more offensive than the South One, creating a little conflict. Let's hope that we will not see the side effect of this in the finals...

The trophy given to the champions now have a name

After 30 years, we lost the original trophy. So, the league has to create a new one. And this tophy didn't have any name yet. A contest was organised in all the cities that the OFL is in and the trophy now has a name. The name of the trophy will be the King Oliver Bowl.

West Pacific

07-09-2005, 07:36

After the first six weeks the conference standings are as followed:
Great West Conference
Northern Division: Wins Losses
West Pacific Senators 5 1
Europa Red Tide 4 1
Brandon Bulldogs 3 2
Singleton Screamin Eagles 1 5

Southern Division: Wins Losses
Parkston Thunderin Herd 3 2
East Fairfield Lions 3 3
Woodmont Mustangs 1 4
Winchester Flyers 1 4

Far East Conference
Nothern Division: Wins Losses
Alexandria Red Raiders 4 1
Grand Rapids Cobras 4 2
Bonesteel Bucks 2 3
Fairbank Musketeers 0 5

Southern Division: Wins Losses
Iowa City Hawkeyes 5 0
Manchester Wolverines 4 1
Corsica Corsairs 1 5
Silver City Chiefs 1 4

The biggest surprise thus far has got to be Parkston's win over the West Pacific Senators in week three. The match between the Brandon Bulldogs and Europa Red Tide only drew 1.4 billion viewers, falling well short of the estimated 1.8 billion. The record was however set last week when 1.9 billion people tuned in to watch the undefeated Manchester Wolverines take on the also undefeated Iowa City Hawkeyes at Iowa City. The Hawkeyes ultimately won by a score of 42-37 on a long pass as time expired in the fourth quarter.

Oliverry

10-09-2005, 04:14

OFL's standings for week 5, 6 and 7

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So, now, we're at mid-season break. Something surprizing in Division Sud: 5 teams are tied at ,500. The positions in this case are decided like this: Number of victories in regulation, point differential, number of point scored. The Limognon Police will surely win the Division Sud regular season, but nothing is decided yet. Even if this team is 1,75 games ahead the second position team with 4-1-1-0, nothing's decided, as every team has to face the other teams another time. In Division Nord, the case is completely different. Two teams share the lead with a 4-2-0-0 standing, so in this division, everything is still possible.

Here are the final standings according to the bidders for this season:

Division Sud:
1. Limognon
2. Perpignant
3. Marshalliston
4. Oliver city
5. Saint-Francois
6. Tastragnant
7. Santa Jeanne

Division Nord:
1. Joyville
2. Saint-Laurier
3. Villeroy
4. Kingston
5. Capital
6. Pere Durant
7. Saint-Jean

Oliverry

11-09-2005, 05:31

Expansion announced for Season 2

2 new teams will come into the league. That's what the league announced yesterday.

The 2 new teams are both located in Limbrogidlia, but the league staff guaranteed that there will not be a league name change. One of the teams will be located in Rubbermade, capital of Limbrogidlia and will have the name of Bowl Capitals. The other will be situated in Love City and will be called the Lovers.

This led to a restructuration of the league, which will take effect in the next season. The league will now have 2 conferences that will have the same names as the divisions now known: North and South. Each conferences will be divided in 2 divisons. Here are the conferences with the divisions:

North Conference:
Limbrogidlian Division
Rubbermade Bowl Capitals
Love City Lovers
Kingston Fire
Villeroy Normans
Oliverrian Division
Pere-Durant Religieux
Joyville Gladiateurs
Saint-Laurier Dragons
St. Jean Routiers
South Conference
Capital Division
Marshalliston Cheese Olympians
Limognon Police
Capital Pharaons
Oliver City Clowns
South Division
Saint-Francois Chiefs
Santa-Jeanne Espagnols
Tastragnant Français
Perpignant Fury

New playoff format was announced as well:

In each conference, the first of each division gets a bye to the final round. After, in cumulative standings of the conference, team ranked 3 to 6 advance to the playoffs.

Wildcard will oppose 6th vs 3rd and 4th vs 5th. The winner of both games advance to the next round.
Division final will oppose the 1st vs the worst ranked between the wildcard winners and the 2nd vs the other wildcard winner. The 2 winners advance to the conference final and the winner of conference final will be opposed to the other conference's winner

Bedistan

11-09-2005, 05:33

The Bedistan American Football League (BAFL, pronounced "baffle") is set to begin its first season very soon. Forty-two teams from Bedistan's forty largest cities will make up the initial structure of the BAFL:

NORTHERN CONFERENCE

WESTERN DIVISION
Griffin Griffins
Finale Firebirds
New Town Novas
Hampton Hornets
Hampton Stars
Kleinestadt Conquerors
Metrewalk Foxes

CENTRAL DIVISION
Uk-Tow Ri Demons
Los Triesto Chupacabras
Sayle Storms
San Solari Barons
Hyatt Gorge Marauders
Grant City Giants
New Haverford Rangers

EASTERN DIVISION
Eagle's Rest Eagles
Dionte Pumas
Black Oasis Tornadoes
Rolestu Wreckers
Sokojiwa City Samurais
Sonovago City Shoguns
Chelmsford Cougars

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE

MIDLANDS DIVISION
Livinable Lions
Graceville Grizzlies
Eastfield Falcons
Sonoma City Serpents
Sonoma City Devils
Washington Warhawks
Jamestown Jaguars

CHANNEL DIVISION
Alexandria Aardvarks
Ilium Elephants
Dennis Dinosaurs
Columbia Cutters
Yojimbo Vampires
Fjordalen Vikings
Aeon Eels

DEEP SOUTH DIVISION
Khikhi Cobras
Beaagkh Bulldogs
Van Diemen Vandals
IJsselmeer Bears
Kilkenney Destroyers
Hendersonburg Sharks
Port Lusambo Islanders

Oliverry

10-09-2006, 20:24

The OFL is back!!
And the American Footall Newswire as well

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After 20 years of absence, a professional football league is back in Oliverry!! The Oliverrian Football League is now back, thanks to many fans. 12 teams participated in the first season of that new league (2030). Let's check the results:

Season:

Pos. Team W L T Ave. GF GA GD
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1. Mont-Olive Renegades 8 3 0 0,727 316 246 70
2. Kingston Monarchs 8 3 0 0,727 241 177 64
3. Ville-Royale Royaux 7 4 0 0,636 309 248 61
4. Trenton Titans 7 4 0 0,636 263 247 16
5. Oliver City Olive Bowls 7 4 0 0,636 258 188 70
6. Ennemy City Generals 6 5 0 0,545 317 322 -5
7. Communiste Rouges 6 5 0 0,545 245 279 -34
8. Marshalliston Lions 5 6 0 0,455 242 224 18
9. Santa-Jeanne Fire 4 7 0 0,364 240 251 -11
10. Rubbermade Eagles 4 7 0 0,364 177 240 -63
11. Lexington Hills Bears 3 8 0 0,273 189 247 -58
12. Saint-François Anges 1 10 0 0,091 188 316 -128

The top 8 teams will qualify for the playoffs. The Renegades finished first in the league, thanks to many scory games. Kingston finished 2nd. Les Rouges finished 7th after playing too communistely (giving points equally to everyone). The Marshalliston Lions finished at the last playoff spot available with the only under ,500 average of those qualified. The biggest upset comes from Saint-François, where the Anges finished last with only a win, that they got at their first game.

Playoffs:

The 8 qualified teams will now play in one-game playoff rounds. The winner advances to the semis, then to the final of the Northern Bowl, the emblem of Oliverrian Gridiron.

Quarterfinals:

(1) Mont-Olive Renegades 33 - 42 (8) Marshalliston Lions
(2) Kingston Monarchs 20 - 5 (7) Communiste Rouges
(3) Ville-Royale Royaux 41 - 17 (6) Ennemy City Generals
(4) Trenton Titans 21 - 14 (5) Oliver City Olive Bowls

It's surprizingly that the Marshalliston Lions, ranked 8th won against the regular season champions, the Mont-Olive Renegades. The other games were not upsetty at all, excepted for the game opposing the Monarchs to the Rouges, as the Monarchs won with two late touchdowns in the last 4 minutes of the game.

Semi-Finals:

(8) Marshalliston Lions 3 - 6 (3) Ville-Royale Royaux
(2) Kingston Monarchs 4 - 20 (4) Trenton Titans

Upsets in both matches. The Royaux won that game on the last play (The OFL requires the match to finish on a last play, even if the clock is at 0:00), where the kicker Jonathan McGuire kicked the ball from the 30 metres mark between the two posts to ensure a win. The Trenton Titans completely dominated their opponents, as they were able to make them give away 2 safeties, ensuring the Titans to win the game 20-4.

Northern Bowl I Final:

(3) Ville-Royale Royaux 10 - 44 (4) Trenton Titans

The Titans completely dominated the 3 last quarter. In the first quarter, the Royaux scored a touchdown and was leading 7-0 after the quarter. After the half, it was 21-7 for the Titans. In the 3rd quarter, the Royaux allowed two rouges, so it was 37-7 after 3 quarters. In the last quarter, the Royaux were able to score a field goal. But, the Titans scored a last touchdown, ensuring them to win 44-10 and win the first edition of the Northern Bowl.

If you wish to check the playoffs tree, click on the following link: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v338/Oli55/Playoffs-2030-1.png

More details will be given on NSWiki once it works

Qazox

12-09-2006, 07:18

The Nation of Qazox will in 1924 (Qazox time of course...) will begin to play Gridball also known as tackling football. The league's name will be: QAG (Qazox Association of Gridball) with the following teams to compete:

Qazox City Eagles
Fromburg Falcons
Lake Porter City Sturgeon
SaxerVilla Saints
Bruxen Bulls
Rockport Ravens

Each team will play the other 5 twice, for a 10 game schedule. The team with the best record will be declared the champions.

The following rules will be in effect for the inaugural season:

100 by 50 yd field.
12 minute quarters.
Game Clock will stop in 2nd and 4th quarters at the 1:00 mark.
All first downs stop the game clock.
All offensive penalties do not stop game clock.
1 time outs per quarter.
Instant replay. 1 coach challenge per game, if not overturned,then the coach's team loses a timeout.
2-pt conversions are allowed after Touchdowns.
TD= 6pts
any FG Under 55yds is 3 points
any FG Over 56 yds will count as 4 points.
Any team stopped in their endzone, their opponents will take possession at the 35 yd line of the team stopped in endzone. (No safties)

No overtime if game is tied after 4 quarters. (in case of a playoff game, each team will have 3 possessions to score as many points possible starting at the 50 yard line.)

If two teams are tied for the best record the following tie-breakers will be applied:
Head-to-head; Away record; Point differential; Most total points scored. if the 2 teams are still tied, then a playoff game will take place.

If three or more teams are tied for the best record then the following tie-breakers will take place:

Head-to-head; Away record; Point differential; Most total points scored; average margin of away victories. Once a team has been eliminated, then the remaining teams will follow the appropriate Tie-Breaking procedures.

Elves Security Forces

12-09-2006, 13:33

The Elven College Gridiron Championship Seris Begins Again

After last years thriller, where Raynor University defeated Mar Sara Tech using their suberb passing attack, this season is set to begin with the usual supsects looking stronger than ever and ready to take home a championship. However, the ESC has redrawn conference lines, and several schools have been placed in a different conference as a result. The diagram below demonstrates the new conferences.

Power 4
1) Raynor University
2) Hartdale University
3) Baysleef Air Force Academy
4) Turbani Tech

Big 4
1) Mar Sara Tech
2) Monaven University
3) University of Hondo
4) University of Straightdale

Strong 4
1) Char Sara State
2) Travesian Army Academy
3) Vernad University
4) Unversity of Longview

Divided House
1) University of Gladerial
2) Rinaldi Naval Academy
3) Everlin University
4) Capri Academy of Diving

Rules for the ECGCS

12 Minute Quarters
100 x 50 yard Field
Game clock stops on incomplete pass, timeout, play out of bounds, change of possesion, and at the 2:00 in the 2nd and 4th quarter
3 time outs per half
1 replay challenge, lose timeout if challenge is lost
2 pt conversions allowed
Safeties are allowed
If tied at the end of regulation, each team will get the ball at the 25 yard line and attempt to score. This will go on until a there is a winner
At the end of the season, the #1 and #2 ranked teams, ranked by the coaches, will play for the championship, while there are no other bowls.

Oliverry

15-09-2006, 17:32

Informations about the OFL can be found on here: http://www.thirdgeek.com/wiki/Oliverrian_Football_League

Informations about Oliverrian Football here: http://www.thirdgeek.com/wiki/Oliverrian_Football

Bettia

08-05-2007, 12:05

BLOG 2

As well as the domestic soccer season, the second Bettian League of Gridball (BLOG) has also begun, with the Subarnas Volcanos looking to retain the Arora Bowl they won in such thrilling circumstances. As usual, the 16 teams are divided into four regional conferences, with every team playing each other twice, home and away. Two points are scored for a win and one for a draw, with points scored used as the first criterion, followed by points for then points difference. The top two teams from each conference then compete in two-legged playoffs before the remaining two teams compete in the Arora Bowl at Bettia's national stadium, Tiddles Park.

The only new team to compete are the Ryoga Bay Pirates, who replace the now-defunct Spiddaford Spiders in the Eastern Conference. The Swifts are now competing under the slightly more fearsome banner of the Huwbridge Hammers, whilst the team from Whitchurch are now known as the Bettialis Blasters.

Although no-one has looked as though they are about to run away with the league, one or two teams seem to be emerging as strong contenders at the ten-point mark. In the Northern Conference, the Hammers have hammered out a two-point advantage at the top, with the Porthbalfa Blazers nipping at their heels. Things are even tighter in the Southern Conference, where the Downton Eagles hold a slender one-point advantage over Ryoga Bay. Incredibly, things are even tighter in the Eastern Conference, with Bettialis and Gabalfa seperated only by the Blasters' far superior offence. In the Western Conference, the Tamrida Warriors lead the entire competition with a 7-0-3 record as well as the best offence. The Fiilghud Chargers and Subarnas Volcanos are vying for second place in what once again seems to be the strongest of the four regions.

NORTHERN CONFERENCE
Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
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Huwbridge Hammers 10 6 0 4 280 260 20 12
Porthbalfa Blazers 10 5 0 5 337 267 70 10
Ceffinton Turbos 10 4 1 5 203 265 -62 9
Pen-y-Bydd Reapers 10 3 0 7 147 327 -180 6

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
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Downton Eagles 10 6 0 4 303 201 102 12
Ryoga Bay Pirates 10 5 1 4 228 165 63 11
Lorshill Lions 10 5 0 5 308 239 69 10
Akani Sands Destroyers 10 4 1 5 213 256 -43 9

EASTERN CONFERENCE
Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
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Bettialis Blasters 10 4 2 4 308 245 63 10
Gabalfa Gasheads 10 5 0 5 236 289 -53 10
Grappenhall Grapplers 10 4 1 5 205 311 -106 9
Kirkwood Krushers 10 4 0 6 288 311 -23 8

WESTERN CONFERENCE
Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
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Tamrida Warriors 10 7 0 3 357 261 96 14
Fiilghud Chargers 10 5 2 3 273 209 64 12
Subarnas Volcanos 10 5 1 4 249 216 33 11
Sukatra Sabres 10 3 1 6 150 263 -113 7

Bettia

21-06-2007, 16:51

BLOG 2 - the midway-ish point

At the 20-game point, the second Bettian League of Gridball (BLOG) is shaping up to a be a very close battle between a number of teams who have emerged as front-runners, although the group stage is far from being done and dusted with no team boasting an outstanding record in the competition so far.

The main action appears to be in the Southern Conference, which contains two of the top three ranked teams. The Ryoga Bay Pirates have been consistantly high scorers both at home and away, as well as being rather tight in defence. They are closely followed by the Downton Eagles, with Akani Sands three points behind despite their seeming inability to score a great number of touchdowns, a factor which is making their challenge to repeat their appearance in AroraBowl I more and more difficult.

Last season, the Northern Conference teams struggled badly but this time they have much more consistant, proved by the fact that the four teams are separated by just three points. Eding out on top are the Ceffinton Turbos, another team who are doing well despite leaking more points than they are scoring. The conference's top scorers Porthbalfa Blazers are close behind, with Huwbridge and Pen-y-Bydd bringing up the rear.

The Eastern Conference sees two teams, the Kirkwood Krushers and the Bettialis Blasters, tied at the top with only points difference seperating them, with Grappenhall still in contention despite shipping well over 600 points so far this season.

The Westner Conference, which last season proved to be the strongest overall, is shaping up to be rather interesting. The Tamrida Warriors are currently enjoying a healthy three point margin at the top, with this seasn's draw-specialists Fiilghud Chargers occupying second place. Subarnas Volcanos, the reigning AroraBowl champions, had an awful start to the season, but their form has picked up dramatically and they are now right back in contention, whilst the Sukatra Sabres, who were so strong last time round, are having a miserable time of it this season and are all but dead and buried.

So, with ten more games to go in the regular season and with eight playoff spots up for grabs, there's still plenty to play for in the Bettian League of Gridball.

Northern Conference
Teams Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
Ceffinton Turbos 20 10 1 9 459 487 -28 21
Porthbalfa Blazers 20 10 0 10 592 502 90 20
Huwbridge Hammers 20 9 1 10 555 587 -32 19
Pen-y-Bydd Reapers 20 8 2 10 366 515 -149 18

Southern Conference
Teams Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
Ryoga Bay Pirates 20 12 1 7 589 393 196 25
Downton Eagles 20 12 0 8 569 440 129 24
Akani Sands Destroyers 20 10 1 9 471 477 -6 21
Lorshill Lions 20 9 0 11 604 545 59 18

Eastern Conference
Teams Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
Kirkwood Krushers 20 10 0 10 598 536 62 20
Bettialis Blasters 20 9 2 9 549 563 -14 20
Grappenhall Grapplers 20 9 1 10 519 630 -111 19
Gabalfa Gasheads 20 8 0 12 441 584 -143 16

Western Conference
Teams Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
Tamrida Warriors 20 12 0 8 631 467 164 24
Fiilghud Chargers 20 9 3 8 501 490 11 21
Subarnas Volcanos 20 10 1 9 470 483 -13 21
Sukatra Sabres 20 6 1 13 316 531 -215 13

Qazox

24-06-2007, 08:11

Qazox Association of Gridball
Week One results:

After a 9 year delay due to civil war, a physics experiment gone wrong and a bunch of other delays, the 1st season of QAG got off to a start this past week. Here are the 6 teams with logos:

Qazox City Eagles:http://www.logoserver.com/college/BCEagles6.GIF

Fromburg Falcons: http://www.logoserver.com/football/KentFalcons2.GIF

Lake Porter City Salmon (orignally Sturgeon): http://www.logoserver.com/hockey/VictoriaSalmonKings.GIF

SaxerVilla Saints: http://www.logoserver.com/AUF/HelsingborgSaints2.GIF

Bruxen Bulls: http://www.logoserver.com/football/SouthernMaineRagingBulls5.GIF

Rockport Ravens: http://www.logoserver.com/baseball/NewHavenRavens3.GIF

Here are the results:
Qazox Eagles @ Bruxen Bulls
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 15 3 0 6 24
Bruxen 15 0 7 0 22
Recap: Qazox wins as Bruxen's John Groets 45-yd FG attempt is blocked with 0:11 left in the 4th quarter.

Fromburg @ SaxerVilla
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 16 0 7 14 37
SaxerVilla 7 10 7 8 32
Recap: Fromburg wins a wild game as SaxerVilla fumbles at midfield with 3 minutes left to set-up the winning TD with 0:17 left.

Lake Porter City @ Rockport
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 3 3 0 0 6
Rockport 11 0 0 7 18
Recap: Rockport wins after first kickoff of the league is return 102-yds by Reggie Treal. Lake Porter City isheld to 75 yds of Offense.

Qazox

25-06-2007, 07:37

Qazox Association of Gridball
Weeks two through four results:

WEEK TWO:
Qazox @ SaxerVilla
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 0 10 3 0 13 (1-1)
SaxerVilla 6 17 3 3 29 (1-1)
Recap: Thanks to 3 Qazox turnovers in the early 2nd quarter, SaxerVilla jumps out to a 23-0 lead and cruises to the victory.

Rockport @ Fromburg
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 7 3 3 6 19 (1-1)
Fromburg 0 7 11 3 21 (2-0)
Recap: A failed 2-pt conversion is the difference as Fromburg wins its home-opener.

Bruxen @ Lake Porter City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 0 13 0 8 21 (1-1)
LPC 3 10 0 7 20 (0-2)

Recap: Bruxen Coach, Hans Dermot, goes for 2 and the win after a TD with just over 1 minute remaining.

WEEK THREE:
Fromburg @ Qazox
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 7 8 3 0 18 (2-1)
Qazox 3 20 3 4 30 (2-1)

Recap: the Eagles win thier home-opener with RB Hank Dudley rushing for 167 yds and 2 TD's. Also Kicker Adam Ackerman kicks league's first 4-pt FG in 4th quarter, a 58-yarder.

Rockport @ Bruxen
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 16 7 7 7 37 (2-1)
Bruxen 7 3 3 0 13 (1-2)

Recap: 475 yds of Offense and a Time of Possession of 31:12 to 16:48 Help the Ravens walk over the Bulls.

SaxerVilla @ Lake Porter City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 0 3 3 0 6 (1-2)
LPC 3 13 10 7 33 (1-2)

Recap: 5 turnovers leave the Saints with little chance, as the Salmon win their first game.

WEEK FOUR:
Lake Porter City @ Qazox
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 6 6 0 3 15 (1-3)
Qazox 3 3 3 7 16 (3-1)

Recap: The Eagles win as LPC's Joe Rechey misses two PAT's early and a 47-YD FG attempt as time expires.

Bruxen @ Fromburg
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 3 8 0 3 14 (1-3)
Fromburg 14 0 3 17 34 (3-1)

Recap: a close game in the 4th is broken up by 2 straight interception returns for TD's by the Falcons, as they improve to 3-1 on the young season.

SaxerVilla @ Rockport
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 7 3 3 0 13 (1-3)
Rockport 8 17 3 3 31 (3-1)

Recap: The Ravens' offence continues to roll, piling up 378 yards in the easy win.

Elves Security Forces

25-06-2007, 09:41

Final Standings

Power 4
1) Raynor University 6-0
2) Turbani Tech 3-3
3) Hartdale University 2-4
4) Baysleef Air Force Academy 1-5

Big 4
1) Mar Sara Tech 5-1
2) University of Hondo 4-2
3) Monaven University 3-3
4) University of Straightdale 0-6

Strong 4
1) Char Sara Elunist University 6-0
2) Unversity of Longview 3-3
3) Travesian Army Academy 3-3
4) Vernad University 0-6

Divided House
1) University of Gladerial 4-2
2) Rinaldi Naval Academy 4-2
3) Capri Academy of Diving 3-3
4) Everlin University 0-6

Championship Game
#1 Char Sara Elunist University 35
#2 Rayor University 38

Raynor repeats as champions, once against topping Char Sara in the final.

Qazox

15-07-2007, 05:11

Qazox Association of Gridball
Weeks Five through Seven results:

WEEK FIVE:
Qazox @ Rockport
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 0 7 10 7 24 (3-1-1)
Rockport 0 7 10 7 24 (3-1-1)

Recap: The first tie game in QAG history as each team misses a FG attempt in the final minutes.

Fromburg @ Lake Porter City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 7 7 6 0 20 (4-1)
LPC 0 0 0 13 13 (1-4)
Recap: Fromburg jumps out to a 20-0 lead and holds off a pesky Salmon comback with a dramatic 4th down stop at Fromburg's 2 yard line in the final seconds.

SaxerVilla @ Bruxen
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 6 10 15 6 37 (2-3)
Bruxen 3 0 11 3 17 (1-4)

Recap: SaxerVilla's offense finally awakens amassing 517 Yds of Offense in the easy win over Bruxen.

WEEK SIX:
Qazox @ Fromburg
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 6 0 14 11 31 (3-2-1)
Fromburg 15 7 6 7 35 (5-1)

Recap: A highscoring affair that Fromburg wins after Qazox misses a 54-yd FG attemp with just over 2 minutes to play, which would have tied the game.

Bruxen @ Rockport
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 3 3 4 3 13 (1-5)
Rockport 6 14 4 7 31 (4-1-1)

Recap: Ravens win again over the Bulls, thanks to 4 Bulls tournovers in the 1st half. (Note: 1st game in which each side Kicked a 4-pt FG.)

Lake Porter City @ SaxerVilla
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 13 6 7 6 32 (1-4-1)
SaxerVilla 3 18 3 8 32 (2-3-1)

Recap: A missed extra-point with 4 minutes to go coupled with a blocked FG as time expires gives the League a 2nd straight week with a tie.

WEEK SEVEN:
Buxen @ Qazox
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 3 6 7 3 19 (1-6)
Qazox 8 0 0 17 25 (4-2-1)

Recap: Bulls become 1st team eliminated from title contention thanks to a 17-pt 4th quarter comeback by the Eagles

SaxerVilla @ Fromburg
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 7 3 0 0 10 (2-4-1)
Fromburg 0 6 3 3 12 (6-1)

Recap: In the midst of a downpour, The Falcons manage to squeak by the Saints in a defensive game in which neither team gained more than 230 yds.

Rockport @ Lake Porter City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 0 7 7 7 21 (5-1-1)
LPC 0 10 6 0 16 (1-5-1)

Recap: The Ravens' contiune to win, holding off the Salmon by returning a blocked punt for a TD late in the 4th quarter.

Qazox

17-07-2007, 06:01

Qazox Association of Gridball
Weeks Eight through Ten results and Final Standings

WEEK EIGHT:
Rockport @ Qazox
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 0 3 0 15 18 (6-1-1)
Qazox 0 3 3 0 6 (4-3-1)

Recap: A close defensive game until two TD by Rockport in 4th Quarter, which eliminate Eagles from the title.

Lake Porter City @ Fromburg
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 3 7 3 6 19 (2-5-1)
Fromburg 0 0 6 0 6 (6-2)

Recap: Lake Porter snaps Fromburg's 4 game winning streak and perfect home record, as the Falcons are held to 137 yds of offense.

Bruxen @ SaxerVilla
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 3 7 3 0 13 (1-7)
SaxerVilla 7 18 10 7 42 (3-4-1)

Recap: In an almost repeat of week 5, SaxerVilla gains 573 yards of offense, 478 through the air easily sweeping Bruxen.

WEEK NINE:
Qazox @ Lake Porter City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 7 3 3 0 13 (5-3-1)
LPC 3 3 0 3 9 (2-6-1)

Recap: Ugly game, as both teams combine for 29 penalties for 169 yds, 7 turnovers, a combined 317 yds of offense, and 2 blocked FG's.

Fromburg @ Bruxen
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 3 9 3 0 15 (6-2-1)
Bruxen 0 0 7 8 15 (1-7-1)

Recap: Third tie this season. Fromburg's Starting QB, Dave Rann injured with dislocated shoulder in 3rd quarter and team blows a 12-0 half-time lead, as Bruxen makes a 2-pt conversion with under 2 minutes to play.

Rockport @ SaxerVilla
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 3 7 3 7 20 (7-1-1)
SaxerVilla 10 6 0 0 16 (3-5-1)

Recap: SaxerVilla misses 4 FG in second half, as the Saints' season-long kicking woes contribute to blowing a 16-3 lead.

WEEK TEN:
SaxerVilla @ Qazox
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 6 3 6 3 18 (4-5-1)
Qazox 7 7 3 0 17 (5-4-1)

Recap: Saints kick woes magically seem to dissapear as Henri LeBarta kicks League record 6 FG'sin 7 attempts to edge Eagles in season finale.

Fromburg @ Rockport
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 0 3 3 3 9 (6-3-1)
Rockport 0 0 7 3 10 (8-1-1)

Recap: The winner of this game was assured of winning the 1st QAG title, and despite the 3" of rain that fell, Rockport wins the Title on Kyle Reyes' 43 yd-Fg as time expires finishing a 7-0-1 run to the championship.

Lake Porter City @ Bruxen
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 10 0 7 10 27 (3-6-1)
Bruxen 0 3 3 13 19 (1-8-1)

Recap: A late Bulls Comeback-bid falls short and Bruxen becomes only team to go winless (0-4-1) at home this inaugral season.

Final Standings:

Rockport 8-1-1 .850
Fromburg 6-3-1 .650
Qazox 5-4-1 .550
SaxerVilla 4-5-1 .450
L. P. City 3-6-1 .350
Bruxen 1-8-1 .150

Qazox

17-07-2007, 06:51

QAG Season Leaders

SEASON STATS
OFFENSE (Individual)
Passing Yards: Lance Werth QB (SaxerVilla) 2,586 yds.
Rushing Yards: Greg Heath RB (Rockport) 1,196 yds.
Receiving Yards: Adam Langehorn WR (SaxerVilla) 992 yds.
Passing TD's: Werth QB (SaxerVilla) 22 TD's
Rushing TD's: Malcom Danebery FB (Fromburg) 14 TD's
Receiving TD's: Keith Berns WR (Qazox) and Langehorn WR (SaxerVilla) 9 TD's

OFFENSE (Team)
Passing Yards: SaxerVilla 2,752 yds.
Rushing Yards: Rockport 1,893 yds.
Passing TD's: SaxerVilla and Qazox: 28 TD's
Rushing TD's: Rockport: 26 TD's
Total Offense (Passing + Rushing): SaxerVilla 3,963 yds.
Fewest turnovers: Rockport 11 (5 Fum, 6 INT)
Most Turnovers: Bruxen 31 (11 Fum, 20 INT)

DEFENSE (Individual)
Sacks: David Reshks DT (Bruxen) 7.5 Sacks
Forced Fumbles: Vic Alworth LOLB (Fromburg) 8 FF
Fumbles Recovered: Alworth LOLB (Fromburg) 5 FRec
Interceptions: Kevin Reed FS (Lake Porter City) 6 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt): Jack Carvill CB (Qazox) 4 BK
Def. TD's: Naveen Al' Karesh SS (Rockport) 2 (1 INT, 1 Blocked Punt)

DEFENSE (Team)
Sacks: Bruxen 21.5 sacks
Forced Fumbles: Fromburg 18 FF
Fumble Recoveries: Fromburg 11 FRec
Interceptions: Lake Porter City and Rockport 17 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt) Qazox 7 BK
Def. TD's: Rockport 3
Fewest Forced Turnovers: Qazox 13 (7 FRec, 6 INT)
Most Forced Turnovers: Fromburg 23 (11 FRec, 12 INT)
Best Turnover Ratio: Rockport +10 (21 def/10 off)
Worst Turnover ratio: Bruxen -17 (14 def/ 31 off)

SPECIAL TEAMS
Best FG%: Adam Ackerman K (Qazox) 19/22 86.3%
Best 4-pt FG%: Ackerman K (Qazox) 2/3 66.7%
Best Punt Average (min 10 punts): Reggie Fuller P (Bruxen) 47.1 yds.
Best Kickkoff Return Average (min 5 Ret) Jack Sawyer WR (Lake Porter City) 29.3 yds.
Best Punt Return Average (min 5 Ret) Jack Carvill CB (Qazox) 17.2 yds.
Best Team 2-pt conversion %: SaxerVilla 5/8 62.5%

LONGEST PLAYS
Longest Pass: Lance Werth QB to Adam Langehorn WR(SaxerVilla) 82 yds
Longest Rush: Paul Hansen RB (Bruxen) 73 yds (TD)
Longest FG: Ackerman K (Qazox) 58 yds
Longest Punt: Jason Bourne P (Lake Porter City) 86 yds
Longest Kickoff Return: Reggie Treal SS (Rockport) 102 yds (TD)
Longest Punt Return: Lyle Asavido TE (Fromburg) 75 yds
Longest Fumble Return: Vic Alworth LOLB (Fromburg) 46 yds
Longest Interception return: Naveen Al' Karesh SS (Rockport) 81 yds (TD)
Longest Blocked Kick return: Naveen Al' Karesh SS (Rockport) 79 yds (TD)

AWARDS
Offensive Player of the Year: Greg Heath RB (Rockport) 1196 Rushing yds, 310 rec yds, 16 total TD's (13 rush, 3 Rec).
Defensive Player of the Year: Brian Vallei MLB (Fromburg) 109 TACK, 3 FF, 2 FRec, 2 INT.
Coach of the Year: Adam MacKensie (Rockport)
Offensive Rookie of the Year: Marquis Goldman QB (Qazox) 2,100 Passing yds, 189 Rushing yds, 19 Passing TD's, 2 Rush TD's, 9 INT.
Defensive Rookie of the Year: Hamal Al' Gaj DE (Lake Porter City) 5.5 Sacks, 1 FF, 3 FRec, 1 BK, 1 INT
(Note: Offensive and Defensive rookies of the Year must be below 23 years of age by the beginning of the season.)

Qazox

17-07-2007, 07:14

QAG season Two rules changes:

1- The Association adopts overtime to settle ties. Each team will have 2 possessions starting at opponents' 35 yd line. If game is still tied after each team's 2 possessions, it remains a tie.

2- Drops the 4-pt FG rule as only 5 of 17 attempts were made.

3a- Tie-breaking procedures- If two teams are tied for 1st place, they will have a one-game playoff, located at the League's worst record.

3b- If three or more teams are tied, then the same tie-breaking procedures as last season will apply, until either 1 or 2 teams remain.

3c- The playoff game (if needed) will in case of tie will continue until there is a winner, under regulation game rules.

4- 3 tmeouts per half, but only 1 timeout is allowed in final minute of each
half.

5- Any kickoff going out of bounds before the opponents' 10 yard line will result in the receiving team gaining possession at their 35 yard line.

6- 3 yard "HALO" rule ineffect during punt returns. Violation of rule will result in a 10-yd penalty from spot of foul and possession will change.

7- a defensive foul in the last minute of the 2nd and 4th quarter will result in a double penalty (5 yd infraction becomes 10, 10 yards is 20, 15 yards is 30.)

8- Quarterback will be called for intentional grounding, 5 yd penalty, under the following conditions:
a- more than 7 seconds has elasped since snap, before it is thrown away.
b- ball does not pass line of scrimmage.
c- ball hits offensive lineman before it its touched by defensive player or reciever. (if it hits the QB, no foul shall occur.)

9- A forward pass that hits the crossbar is still in play.

10- A blocked Extra point may not be returned for a TD.

11- A missed FG may be returned, provided it has not hit the ground or crossbar.

12- In final minute of play in 2nd and 4th quarters and overtime, any play may be challenged by Head referee.

13- Defensive Pass Interference will be a 10 yards from the spot of the foul penalty, instead of 15 yards from line of scrimmage.

14- Offensive Pass Interference will be a 5 yard from line of scrimmage and a loss of down penalty.

Bettia

09-10-2007, 15:31

BLOG 2 - it's playoff time!

The group stages are over, but the final third of the regular season still managed to throw up one or two surprises, most notably the final outcome of the Northern Conference. Thanks to a sparkling late run, the Huwbridge Hammers came from the foot of the table and almost certain mediocrity to finish top, a good four points ahead of Porthbalfa. On the flipside, Ceffinton endured a torrid end, winning only two out of their last ten games.

Another surprise package emerged from the Southern Conference in the shape of the Downton Eagles, who ended up as the best performing team in the entire league. They finished four points clear of early pacesetters Ryoga Bay, who went through a bit of a slump and only qualified ahead of last-season's runners-up Akani Sands by virtue of their far superior points difference.

The Eastern Conference turned out to be both the tightest and the most average, with all four teams finishing in the bottom half of the overall table. The eventual winners were the Kirkwood Krushers, who finished two points ahead of Bettialis. Last season's semi-finalists Gabalfa finished bottom despite a late rally.

Just like last season, the strongest conference overall was the Western Conference which was won by the reigning champions Subarnas Volcanos, who put in some strong performances in the final third of the regular season whilst the previous group leaders Tamrida were beginning to falter. Luckily for their supporters, the Warrior put in a late spurt to finish one point ahead of Fiilghud whilst Sukatra, who were such a strong team last season, trailed in miles behind to finish as the worst performing team in the country.

Northern Conference
Teams Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
Huwbridge Hammers 30 17 1 12 974 783 191 35
Porthbalfa Blazers 30 15 1 14 897 790 107 31
Pen-y-Bydd Reapers 30 12 2 16 581 801 -220 26
Ceffinton Turbos 30 12 1 17 640 804 -164 25

Southern Conference
Teams Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
Downton Eagles 30 18 0 12 894 734 160 36
Ryoga Bay Pirates 30 15 2 13 903 744 159 32
Akani Sands Destroyers 30 15 2 13 792 784 14 32
Lorshill Lions 30 15 1 14 853 737 116 31

Eastern Conference
Teams Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
Kirkwood Krushers 30 15 1 14 869 756 113 31
Bettialis Blasters 30 13 3 14 802 898 -96 29
Grappenhall Grapplers 30 13 1 16 726 873 -147 27
Gabalfa Gasheads 30 13 1 16 721 883 -162 27

Western Conference
Teams Pl W D L PF PA PD Pts
Subarnas Volcanos 30 16 1 13 723 777 -54 33
Tamrida Warriors 30 16 0 14 904 775 129 32
Fiilghud Chargers 30 14 3 13 907 831 76 31
Sukatra Sabres 30 10 2 18 539 761 -222 22

And so the stage is set for the playoffs, which are single-leg matches with the four conference winners enjoying home ground advantage as a reward for their efforts over the last thirty games.

Playoff Matches

Huwbridge Hammers vs. Ryoga Bay Pirates
Downton Eagles vs. Bettialis Blasters
Kirkwood Krushers vs. Tamrida Warriors
Subarnas Volcanos vs. Porthbalfa Blazers

Bettia

14-10-2007, 17:20

BLOG 2 - the Eagles Fly High

Another intense season of Gridiron has been completed here in Bettia, and the AroraBowl trophy has a new holder.

The playoff quarter-finals saw the four divisional winners rewarded with home field advantage, and on the whole they made full use of this. The Huwbridge Hammers hosted newcomers Ryoga Bay Pirates and the two teams fought out a tight and exciting matchup, with a last minute touchdown making all the difference as the Hammers ran out winners by 48 points to 44.

The second playoff match saw the impressive Downton Eagles playing at home to the Bettialis Blasters, and the hosts had no troubles in dispatching their visitors 33-7. Perhaps the best performance of the day came at Kirkwood, as the Tamrida Warriors shut their opponents out, recording a 17-0 victory. In the last quarter-final, the reigning holders Subarnas Volcanos shows us why they are the champions by crushing the Porthbalfa Blazers 63-28.

From there on in, all matches were played on neutral territory. The first semi-final was played at Butetown's Alice Street, a stadium more commonly associated with football, and was fought out between the Huwbridge Hammers and the Downton Eagles. This game was certainly a tight encounter, but with the scoreline at 23-21 to the Hammers with just three minutes to go, the Eagles grabbed two late touchdowns (including an interception) to finish the game 35-23 to the good.

Their opponents in the final would be the winner of the all-Western conference matchup between the Tamrida Warriors and the Subarnas Volcanos. Buoyed on by the prospect of defending their title, the Volcanos ran out comfortable winners by a clear twenty-point margin.

And so Bettia's national stadium played host to AroraBowl II, with the Volcanos ever-hopeful of repeating their epic victory in the first final. Those hopes were immediately dealt a cruel blow as the Eagles ran in a touchdown on their first attacking drive. Although Subarnas rallied briefly in the second quarter, the Eagles never really looked back as they ran in a further five touchdowns to claim a 42-10 win.

As the Eagles got their hands on the trophy, the BLOG announced that the next season would see a massive expansion - the number of teams competing in BLOG 3 will double in size to 32 competing in two conferences, and will include a number of teams from neighbouring Northern Bettia.

Playoff Results

Quarter-Finals

Huwbridge Hammers 48-44 Ryoga Bay Pirates
Downton Eagles 33-7 Bettialis Blasters
Kirkwood Krushers 0-17 Tamrida Warriors
Subarnas Volcanos 63-28 Porthbalfa Blazers

Semi-Finals

Huwbridge Hammers 23-35 Downton Eagles (played at Butetown)
Tamrida Warriors 28-48 Subarnas Volcanos (played at Sukatra)

Final (played at Tiddles Park, Gabalfa)

Downton Eagles 42-10 Subarnas Volcanos

Bettia

10-04-2008, 09:35

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Bettian League of Gridiron: The Third Coming

As announced at the end of BLOG 2, the league has expanded to 32 teams; the 16 who competed for BLOG 2, plus 16 new teams including four from Northern Bettia. The teams have been divided into two conferences; the Gwladol Football Conference (GFC) and the Bettian Football Conference (BFC), each of which is divided into four regionally-divided divisions of four teams. Each team plays every other team in their conference twice, home and away, meaning a regular season of thirty games. After this, the playoffs begin starting with the winners of each division playing at home the runner-up from their another division in their conference. The knockout format continues until the GFC champs play the BFC champs for the right to be crowned champions of Bettia (or Northern Bettia).

The teams competing for the third AroraBowl are:

GWLADOL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE

NORTH
Aberlayla Sharks
Anyuna Giants
Minini Fearless
Porthbalfa Blazers

CENTRAL
Ceffinton Turbos
Deudregg Dderw Bears
Pifton Ifrits
Sukatra Sabres

EAST
Kirkwood Krushers
Grappenhall Grapplers
Pontybalfa Panthers
Thymeford Titans

WEST
Fiilghud Chargers
Huwbridge Hammers
Lovage Wasps
Tamrida Warriors

BETTIAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE

NORTH
Agetegri Rage
Pen-y-Bydd Reapers
Pen-yr-Heol Hurricanes
Sharluta Strike

CENTRAL
Akani Sands Destroyers
Bettialis Blasters
Gabalfa Thrashers
Lorshill Lions

EAST
Ryoga Bay Pirates
Southward Ho! Hitmen
Spiddaford Spiders
Sweeney Rapids

WEST
Downton Eagles
Gloucester Cherrywhites
Rumnasih Royals
Subarnas Volcanos

Qazox

11-04-2008, 06:30

(ooc: i lost this bookmark.. thanks Bettia for re-opening it :) )

Qazox Association of Gridball

SEASON 2
League schedule

WEEK ONE
Qazox City @ Lake Porter City
Fromburg @ Rockport
Bruxen @ SaxerVilla

WEEK TWO
SaxerVilla @ Lake Porter City
Rockport @ Qazox City
Bruxen @ Fromburg

WEEK THREE
Fromburg @ Qazox City
Rockport @ SaxerVilla
Lake Porter City @ Bruxen

WEEK FOUR
Qazox City @ Bruxen
Lake Porter City @ Rockport
Fromburg @ SaxerVilla

WEEK FIVE
Bruxen @ Rockport
SaxerVilla @ Qazox City
Lake Porter City @ Fromburg

WEEK SIX
Qazox City @ Fromburg
SaxerVilla @ Rockport
Bruxen @ Lake Porter City

WEEK SEVEN
Bruxen @ Qazox City
Rockport @ Lake Porter City
SaxerVilla @ Fromburg

WEEK EIGHT
Lake Porter City @ Qazox City
Rockport @ Fromburg
SaxerVilla @ Bruxen

WEEK NINE
Rockport @ Bruxen
Qazox City @ SaxerVilla
Fromburg @ Lake Porter City

WEEK TEN
Lake Porter City @ SaxerVilla
Qazox City @ Rockport
Fromburg @ Bruxen

Qazox

12-04-2008, 06:46

Qazox Association of Gridball
Weeks one thruough three results.

WEEK ONE
Qazox City @ Lake Porter City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 3 0 3 15 21 (1-0)
LPC 0 8 3 0 11 (0-1)

Recap:
Qazox City scores two touchdowns just 3 minutes apart early in the fourth quarter to claim an opening night victory over the Salmon.

Fromburg @ Rockport
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 3 9 7 0 19 (0-1)
Rockport 6 15 14 0 35 (1-0)

Recap:
In a rematch of last season's de-facto championship, defending Champions Rockport roll to a 29-3 lead early and hang on for the win.

Bruxen @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 8 7 10 3 28 (0-1)
SaxerVilla 9 3 13 7 32 (1-0)

Recap:
In a game that saw 6 lead changes and was tied twice, SaxerVilla held off a late attempt by Bruxen to win the Saint's home opener in a wild one that saw both teams combine for almost 1000 total yards of offense.

WEEK TWO
SaxerVilla @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 11 7 0 17 35 (2-0)
LPC 2 7 0 7 16 (0-2)
Recap:
Lead by rookie Quarterback Greg Dannen, SaxerVilla gains 523 yards through the air and stomps Lake Porter to improve to 2-0 on the young season.

Rockport @ Qazox

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 0 7 8 7 22 (2-0)
Qazox 7 0 8 0 15 (1-1)
Recap:
A defensive minded game that wasn't decided until Greg Heath's 26 yard TD run with just over 2 minutes left in the game, which sealed the win for Rockport.

Bruxen @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 3 6 3 6 18 (0-2)
Fromburg 9 13 0 7 29 (1-1)
Recap:
Despite appearances, this was not a close game as Fromburg held Bruxen to 211 yards of offense, but 4 Falcons turnovers allowed the Bulls to keep it close until a late Fromburg TD sealed the deal.

WEEK THREE
Fromburg @ Qazox

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 0 3 3 7 13 (2-1)
Qazox 0 0 3 3 6 (1-2)
Recap:
In a early-season snow storm, Fromburg and Qazox struggle for most of the game to even move the ball, until a 67 yard punt return for TD by Fromburg broke the tie game early in the 4th quarter.

Rockport @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 7 6 17 7 37 (3-0)
SaxerVilla 6 0 3 3 12 (2-1)
Recap:
In a battle of the last two unbeatens, Rockport runs wild for a QAG record 423 yards on the ground, easily establishing themselves as the early favorites to win the title and repeat as Champions.

Lake Porter City @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 3 2 8 0 13 (0-3)
Bruxen 8 6 7 3 24 (1-2)
Recap:
In a battle of winless teams, Bruxen finally wins its first home game in a game that saw each side commit 3 turnovers, but Bruxen converted theirs into 3 TD's while Lake Porter could only manage a FG off their oppertunities.

Newmanistan

12-04-2008, 11:21

Here of the teams of the EFL (Empire Football League) (ooc: Avoiding calling it the NFL out of respect). We will pick up on this thread with our updated in season 41. The teams are ordered by how people in the media feel the teams will finish this season, from top to bottom, without regard to their divisions. There are four divisions of six.

1) Team: Tundra Falls Mariners
Empire Bowl Championships: 5 (6, 11, 25, 37, 40)
Style: Offensive juggernaut.
Division: Northern

2) Team: Southport Tigers
Empire Bowl Championships: 3 (5, 38, 39)
Style: Air it out offense.
Division: Eastern

3) Team: Centralia Cougars
Empire Bowl Championships: 1 (23)
Style: Defensively dominant; penalty prone.
Division: Central

4) Team: Springfield Thoroughbreds
Empire Bowl Championships: 3 (15, 16, 21)
Style: Air it out offense.
Division: Western

5) Team: Pocono City Capitals
Empire Bowl Championships: 4 (3, 12, 27, 29)
Style: Grind it out; control possession.
Division: Eastern

6) Team: Loudon Leopards
Empire Bowl Championships: 6 (9, 10, 22, 32, 35, 36)
Style: Grind it out; control possession.
Division: Northern

7) Team: Dover City Mountaineers
Empire Bowl Championships: 4 (1, 13, 24, 34)
Style: High risk/high reward offense and defense; turnover and penalty prone.
Division: Eastern

8) Team: Fairfield City Admirals
Empire Bowl Championships: 3 (4, 8, 33)
Style: Balanced.
Division: Western

9) Team: South Tier Seagulls
Empire Bowl Championships: 1 (2)
Style: Air it out offense.
Division: Central

10) Team: South Charlotte Condors
Empire Bowl Championships: 1 (7)
Style: Defensive
Division: Central

11) Team: Olympia Gladiators
Empire Bowl Championships: NONE
Style: VERY defensive
Division: Western

12) Team: Hampton Terriers
Empire Bowl Championships: 1 (25)
Style: Grind it out; conservative playcalling.
Division: Northern

13) Team: Putnam Lake Eagles
Empire Bowl Championships: 1 (28)
Style: Balanced
Division: Western

14) Team: North Charlotte Wildcats
Empire Bowl Championships: 2 (30, 31)
Style: Offensively aggressive; penalty prone.
Division: Central

15) Team: Brighton Bulldogs
Empire Bowl Championships: NONE
Style: Grind it out running team.
Division: Northern

16) Team: Stroudsbourg Panthers
Empire Bowl Championships: 1 (14)
Style: Air-it-out offense
Division: Eastern

17) Team: Seminole Bay Pirates
Empire Bowl Championships: 1 (19)
Style: Balanced; turnover prone.
Division: Western

18) Team: Hastings Crusaders
Empire Bowl Championships: NONE
Style: Balanced
Division: Northern

19) Team: Portsmouth Whalers
Empire Bowl Championships: NONE
Style: Defensive, especially against the run.
Division: Central

20) Team: Riverside Dolphins
Empire Bowl Championships: NONE
Style: Defensive, but more because the offense is horrific.
Division: Western

21) Team: Daytopia Hurricanes
Empire Bowl Championships: 1 (20)
Style: Highly defensive, good pash rushers.
Division: Northern

22) Team: Thumbria Bay Sharks
Empire Bowl Championships: NONE
Style: Grind it out offense
Division: Eastern

23) Team: Concord City Lions
Empire Bowl Championships: NONE
Style: High risk, high reward offense; turnover prone.
Division: Eastern

24) Team: Rushville Monarchs
Empire Bowl Championships: 2 (18, 26)
Style: Try to avoid losing by 30 or more.
Division: Central

Qazox

12-04-2008, 18:35

Qazox Association of Gridball
Weeks Four and Five results.

WEEK FOUR
Qazox City @ Bruxen
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 7 10 0 0 17 (1-3)
Bruxen 7 0 14 3 24 (2-2)

Recap:
Bruxen holds Qazox to just 58 yards in the second half, as the Bulls win back-to-back games for the first time in team history, sending the Eagles to a third straight loss.

Lake Porter City @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 6 0 13 0 19 (0-4)
Rockport 0 14 3 10 27 (4-0)

Recap:
In a battle of league opposites, Rockport stay unbeaten thanks to a late interception by DB Vance Reis which sealed the victory.

Fromburg @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 14 6 7 0 27 (3-1)
SaxerVilla 3 8 8 3 24 (2-2)

Recap:
SaxerVilla misses 2 late FG attempts, each within 40 yards as Fromburg wins its third straight.

WEEK FIVE
Bruxen @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 3 7 3 0 13 (2-3)
Rockport 0 7 3 14 24 (5-0)
Recap:
Rockport uses three 4th quarter Bruxen turnovers to hold off the Bulls and remain the lone unbeaten, running its unbeaten streak to 13 (12-0-1) dating back to last season.

SaxerVilla @ Qazox

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 0 0 0 6 6 (2-3)
Qazox 11 0 0 7 18 (2-3)
Recap:
Qazox snaps its 3 game losing streak, holding the Saints to 152 yards of offense as SaxerVilla loses its third straight.

Lake Porter City @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 0 0 7 10 17 (0-5)
Fromburg 6 15 3 6 30 (4-1)
Recap:
Lake Porter City woes continue as they remain the only winless team as Fromburg jumped out to a 24-0 lead and cruised to their fourth straight win.

STANDINGS AFTER WEEK FIVE

Rockport 5-0-0 1.000
Fromburg 4-1-0 .800
Qazox 2-3-0 .400
SaxerVilla 2-3-0 .400
Bruxen 2-3-0 .400
L. P. City 0-5-0 .000

Taeshan

13-04-2008, 00:42

Qazox

13-04-2008, 07:44

Qazox Association of Gridball
Weeks Six thru eight results.

WEEK SIX
Qazox @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 0 0 6 16 22 (2-4)
Fromburg 6 10 7 3 27 (5-1)

Recap:
Fromburg holds off a furious 4th quarter charge from the Eagles, as the Falcons win their fifth straight game.

SaxerVilla @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL
SaxerVilla 0 7 10 3 0 20 (2-3-1)
Rockport 3 0 10 7 0 20 (5-0-1)

Recap:
In the first ever OT game in QAG history, neither team could score, as both missed FG attempts on the first possession and Rockport's last ditch pass attempt is battled down at the goalline preserving the tie.

Bruxen @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 0 0 0 0 0 (2-4)
LPC 6 3 6 7 22 (1-5)

Recap:
Lake Porter City wins its first game of the season and earns the first QAG shutout ever as the Salmon forced 6 Bruxen turnovers.

WEEK SEVEN

Bruxen @ Qazox City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 7 3 7 3 17 (2-5)
Qazox 7 0 7 14 28 (3-4)

Recap:
Qazox scores twice on interceptions returns, both by Carl Ouvers in the 4th quarter to steal a win from the Bulls.

Rockport @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 3 14 14 7 38 (6-0-1)
LPC 7 0 14 0 21 (1-6)

Recap:
Rockport offically eliminates Lake Porter and Bruxen with the win, extending the unbeaten streak to 15 games (13-0-2), setting up a showdown with Fromburg next week.

SaxerVilla @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 3 0 3 10 16 (2-4-1)
Fromburg 10 7 7 7 31 (6-1)

Recap:
Fromburg easily rolled to a 24-3 lead, and won its 6th straight game, setting up a re-match with Rockport next week in a game that probably could decide the QAG title.

WEEK EIGHT
Lake Porter City @ Qazox
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 7 0 0 0 7 (1-7)
Qazox 0 7 17 7 31 (4-4)

Recap:
Qazox City rolls to an easy win over the Salmon, who have basically clinched the worst record in the league.

Rockport @ Fromburg
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 6 0 10 0 16 (6-1-1)
Fromburg 3 3 13 3 22 (7-1)

Recap: The Rockport 15 game unbeaten streak comes to an end as Fromburg avenges it's only defeat to date with 5 FG from Bastian Viceri and a late defensive stop at the goalline.

SaxerVilla @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 0 0 3 14 17 (2-5-1)
Bruxen 8 3 10 8 29 (3-5)

Recap:
In a game that in terms of offense mirrored the first meeting, Bruxen jumped out to an early 17-0 lead before making the defensive plays needed to hold off the slumping Saints, who've gone winless in their last 6 games (0-5-1).

Qazox

14-04-2008, 05:40

Qazox Association of Gridball
Weeks Nine and Ten results.

WEEK NINE
Rockport @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 7 0 0 6 13 (7-1-1)
Bruxen 3 0 3 0 6 (3-6)
Recap:
In a swirling blizzard, the Ravens manage just 128 yards of offence, but it's enough to win a very ugly game which saw 16 punts.

Qazox @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 0 3 0 7 10 (4-5)
SaxerVilla 6 3 13 6 28 (3-5-1)
Recap:
SaxerVilla snaps it's winless streak, as Henri LeBarta breaks his own record, kicking 7 FG's in the game.

Fromburg @ Lake Port City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 0 0 7 0 7 (7-2)
LPC 6 3 8 7 24 (2-7)
Recap:
Lake Porter City stuns league leaders Fromburg as the Falcons fumbled on 4th and goal late in the 3rd quarter, and the Salmon ran it back for a TD that broke the game open.

WEEK TEN
Lake Porter City @ Saxervilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 3 7 10 3 23 (2-8)
SaxerVilla 10 7 3 7 27 (4-5-1)
Recap:
SaxerVilla ends its roller-coaster season with back-to-back wins in a game that saw each team put up over 400 yards of offense, but in the end, the Saints defense held on 4th down with just over 3 minutes left.

Qazox @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 7 3 3 7 20 (4-6)
Rockport 10 13 3 3 29 (8-1-1)
Recap:
Rockport, who before the game kicked-off, found out they won a second consecutive QAG title, held off the Eagles in a game that was marred by 17 penalties, 5 of which were personal fouls.

Fromburg @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 0 13 3 7 23 (7-3)
Bruxen 8 7 0 11 26 (4-6)
Recap:
Bruxen's William Depps blocks the tying-FG attempt as time expires, giving the Bulls their 3rd home win of the season, and eliminating Fromburg from the title.

FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS

Rockport 8-1-1 .850
Fromburg 7-3-0 .700
SaxerVilla 4-5-1 .450
Qazox 4-6-0 .400
Bruxen 4-6-0 .400
L. P. City 2-8-0 .200

DRAFT order: (3 rounds)
1- Lake Porter City
2- Qazox
3- Bruxen
4- SaxerVilla
5- Lake Porter City (from Fromburg)
6- Rockport
7- Lake Porter City
8- Bruxen
9- Qazox
10- SaxerVilla
11- Fromburg
12- Fromburg (from Rockport)
13- Qazox (from Lake Porter City)
14- Bruxen
15- Qazox
16- SaxerVilla
17- Fromburg
18- Rockport

Qazox

14-04-2008, 06:27

QAG Season Leaders

SEASON STATS
OFFENSE (Individual)
Passing Yards: Craig Marre QB (Rockport) 2,407 yds.
Rushing Yards: Greg Heath RB (Rockport) 1,018 yds.
Receiving Yards: Adam Langehorn WR (SaxerVilla) 1,075 yds.
Passing TD's: Lance Werth QB (SaxerVilla) 21 TD's
Rushing TD's: Malcom Danebery FB (Fromburg) and Barry Grant RB (Qazox City) 12 TD's
Receiving TD's: Langehorn WR (SaxerVilla) 10 TD's

OFFENSE (Team)
Passing Yards: Rockport 2,912 yds.
Rushing Yards: Qazox 1,756 yds.
Passing TD's: Fromburg: 30 TD's
Rushing TD's: Qazox: 22 TD's
Total Offense (Passing + Rushing): Rockport 4,401 yds.
Fewest turnovers: Qazox 8 (1 Fum, 7 INT)
Most Turnovers: Lake Porter City 28 (9 Fum, 19 INT)

DEFENSE (Individual)
Sacks: David Reshks DT (Bruxen) 8.0 Sacks
Forced Fumbles: Vic Alworth LOLB (Fromburg) 7 FF
Fumbles Recovered: Alworth LOLB (Fromburg) and Eric Hall (Lake Porter City) 4 FRec
Interceptions: Adam Politt SS (SaxerVilla) 9 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt): 19 players 1 BK
Def. TD's: Jasyon D'Angelo DE (Bruxen) 2 (2 Fumble returns)

DEFENSE (Team)
Sacks: Bruxen 23.0 sacks
Forced Fumbles: Fromburg 17 FF
Fumble Recoveries: Fromburg 12 FRec
Interceptions: SaxerVilla 16 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt) Bruxen 4 BK
Def. TD's: Bruxen 4
Fewest Forced Turnovers: Lake Porter City 5 (1 FRec, 4 INT)
Most Forced Turnovers: SaxerVilla 21 (5 FRec, 16 INT) and Fromburg (12Frec, 9 INT)
Best Turnover Ratio: SaxerVilla +12 (21 def/9 off)
Worst Turnover ratio: Lake Porter City -23 (5 def/ 28 off)

SPECIAL TEAMS
Best FG%: Henri LeBarta K (SaxerVilla) 28/35 80.0%
Best Punt Average (min 10 punts): Brian Cauldwell P (Lake Porter City) 46.8 yds.
Best Kickoff Return Average (min 5 Ret) Nathan Jones SS (Bruxen) 30.5 yds.
Best Punt Return Average (min 5 Ret) Nathan Jones SS (Bruxen) 15.9 yds.
Best Team 2-pt conversion %: Bruxen 6/6 and Qazox 5/5, 100.0%

LONGEST PLAYS
Longest Pass: Greg Dannen QB to Adam Langehorn WR (SaxerVilla) 82 yds (TD)
Longest Rush: Frank Vallens RB (Fromburg) 82 yds
Longest FG: LeBarta K (SaxerVilla) 53 yds
Longest Punt: Jason Bourne P (Lake Porter City) 79 yds
Longest Kickoff Return: Joe Kelly (Lake Porter City) 92 yds (TD)
Longest Punt Return: Nathan Jones SS (Bruxen) 68 yds
Longest Fumble Return: Jasyon D'Angelo DE (Bruxen) 98 yds (TD)
Longest Interception return: Naveen Al' Karesh SS (Rockport) 78 yds
Longest Blocked Kick return: Hector Ramierez OLB (Fromburg) 34 yds

AWARDS
Offensive Player of the Year: Craig Marre QB (Rockport) 2,407 yds passing, 249 yds rushing, 23 total TD's (20 pass, 3 Rush).
Defensive Player of the Year: Vic Alworth LOLB (Fromburg) 119 tack, 7FF, 4 FRec, 2 INT, 1 FG Blocked.
Coach of the Year: Adam MacKensie (Rockport)
Offensive Rookie of the Year: Greg Dannen QB (SaxerVilla) 1,756 Passing yds, 23 Rushing yds, 45 rec. yds. 13 Passing TD's, 1 Rush TD's, 5 INT.
Defensive Rookie of the Year: Jasyon D'Angelo DE (Bruxen) 4.5 sacks, 3FF, 2 FRec, 1 TD.
(Note: Offensive and Defensive rookies of the Year must be below 23 years of age by the beginning of the season.)

QAG SEASON THREE DRAFT

ROUND ONE:
1- Lake Porter City: QB David Westly (Univ of Qazox-Las Vitas)
2- SaxerVilla (From Qazox City) LG Oliver Toppen (Bruxen State University)
3- Bruxen: WR Terrance Oldman (Saint Nash University)
4- Rockport (From SaxerVilla via Qazox City) DE Brian Singh (University of Qazox-Las Vitas)
5- Lake Porter City (from Fromburg) RB Jason Callens (Bruxen State University)
6- Fromburg (from Rockport) SS Daniel Severin (University of Fromburg)

ROUND TWO
7- Lake Porter City DE Nico Kielides (Iguana State College)
8- SaxerVilla (from Bruxen) WR Tony Aster (University of Kibbutz)
9- Qazox City WR Ivan Harvey (Vogg University)
10- Rockport (from Saxervilla) MLB Jason Middleton (Yorkshire University)
11- Bruxen (from Qazox City via Rockport) CB Mark Johns (Iguana State College)
12- Rockport (from Rockport via Fromburg) RB Eric Valencia (Joehio University of Technology)

ROUND THREE
13- Qazox City (from Lake Porter City) C Kyle Tresant (Robert Lee College)
14- Bruxen QB Lance Caldwell (Saxer University)
15- Qazox City DE Richie Sola (Iguana State College)
16- Rockport (From SaxerVilla, via Qazox City) LT Paul Ma'Fanta'ulu (San Guano State)
17- Fromburg RB Greg Ferrigamo (University of Qazox-Las Vitas)
18- Rockport RG Henry Seasons (Pika State University)

DRAFT DAY TRADES:
SaxerVilla trade Picks #4 and #16 to Qazox City for pick #2.
Qazox City trades Picks #4, #11 and #16 to Rockport for RB Greg Heath.
Rockport trades pick #6 to Fromburg for pick #12 and SS Greg Olsen.
SaxerVilla trades Pick #10 to Rockport for Pick #11 which is traded to Bruxen for Pick #8, which is traded to SaxerVilla.

Qazox

16-04-2008, 05:50

Qazox Association of Gridball

SEASON 3
League schedule

WEEK ONE
SaxerVilla @ Fromburg
Lake Porter City @ Qazox City
Rockport @ Bruxen

WEEK TWO
Qazox City @ Fromburg
Bruxen @ SaxerVilla
Rockport @ Lake Porter City

WEEK THREE
Fromburg @ Rockport
Qazox City @ SaxerVilla
Lake Porter City @ Bruxen

WEEK FOUR
SaxerVilla @ Rockport
Bruxen @ Qazox City
Fromburg @ Lake Porter City

WEEK FIVE
SaxerVilla @ Lake Porter City
Rockport @ Qazox City
Fromburg @ Bruxen

WEEK SIX
Rockport @ SaxerVilla
Qazox City @ Bruxen
Lake Porter City @ Fromburg

WEEK SEVEN
Fromburg @ Qazox City
SaxerVilla @ Bruxen
Lake Porter City @ Rockport

WEEK EIGHT
Fromburg @ SaxerVilla
Qazox City @ Lake Porter City
Bruxen @ Rockport

WEEK NINE
Lake Porter City @ SaxerVilla
Qazox City @ Rockport
Bruxen @ Fromburg

WEEK TEN
Rockport @ Fromburg
SaxerVilla @ Qazox City
Bruxen @ Lake Porter City

And due to the sucess of the QAG, the association will expand to 8 teams before the next season, a Total of 7 cities across Qazox have applied for teams and here is the list with possible logos:

Jeohio Hawks
Logo:
http://www.logoserver.com/college/HuntingdonHawks.GIF

Las Vitas Lions
Logo: http://www.logoserver.com/college/PennStateNittanyLionsZH.GIF

Lorax City Gladiators:
Logo: http://www.logoserver.com/football/LasVegasGladiators3.GIF

New Recife Riders:
Logo: http://www.logoserver.com/college/TexasTechRedRaiders3.GIF

Pika City Pioneers
Logo:http://www.logoserver.com/football/WBSPioneers5.GIF

St. Nash Vipers
Logo: http://www.logoserver.com/football/TennesseeValleyVipers3.GIF

San Guano Pirates:
Logo: http://www.logoserver.com/football/DenverPirates04.GIF

Every other week up until the end of the season, a bidding team shall be eliminated until the last two teams are left, which will be the two Expansion teams for Season 4.

Taeshan

17-04-2008, 02:52

Yo we are the Unaclaimed Newspaper Biotch

Sports council Announces running of first ever perhaps succesful league

Teams

Taeshan Conference
Division 1
Atlantea Flyers
Wiechester Wizards
Capetown Crocodiles
Pariot Pirates
Division 2
Fadron Falcons
X Island Avengers
Ying Jing Force
Los Riosa Kings

National Conference
Division 1
Machrobat Miners
Taeshan City Lightning
Mt Reynea Thunder
Gieron Spartans
Division 2
Greenville Gators
Laketown Pythons
Docktown Devils

Well you play eachof the other teams in your division once, and the other divisions teams once in your conference no interconference league play.. Then playoffs are all 8 teams in order playing off for the chance at the Tae Bowl.We would also like to announce the 4th team in division 2 conference National the Bayern Boyz

Taeshan Conference

Division 1
1st place 10-0 Wiechester Wonders
2nd Place 7-3 Atlantea Flyers
3rd Place 3-7 Capetown Crocodiles
4th place 0-10 Pariot Pirates

Division 2
1st place 9-1 Fadron Falcons
2nd Place 6-4 X Island Avengers
3rd Place 4-6 Ying Jing Force
4th Place 1-9 Los Riosa Kings

National Conference

Division 1
1st Place 9-1 Gieron Spartans
2nd place 8-2 Mt. Reynea Thunder
3rd Place 2-8 Machrobat Miners
4th Place 0-10 Taeshan City Lightning

Division 2
1st place 9-1 Docktown Devils
2nd Place 7-3 Greenville Gators
3rd Place 4-6 Bayern Boyz
4th Place 1-9 Laketown Pythons

Playoffs
Nat. Conference
1vs8 Wiechester 27- Pariot 0
4vs5 X Island 31- Ying Jing 42
3vs6 Atlantea 16- 14 Capetown
2vs7 Fadron 60-14 Los Riosa

Round 2
1vs5 Wiechester 40-35 Ying Jing
2vs3 Fadron 33-32 Atlantea

Taeshan Conference championship
Wiechester 42-24 Fadron
Wiechester advances to championship game Fadron advances to 3rd place match.

National Conference Playoffs
1vs8 Docktown Devils 35-0 Taeshan City
4vs5 Greenville 27- Bayern 19
3vs6 Mt Reynea 35- 25 Machrobat
2vs7 Gieron 77-0 Laketown

Round 2
1vs4 Docktown 22-28 Greenville
2vs3 Gieron 50-28 Mt Reynea

Championship Game National league
Gieron 45-45 Greenville OT 6-0 51-45 Gieron
Gieron in championship game Greenville to 3rd place game

3rd Place Game
Fadron vs Greenville 33-29*

Championship
Gieron 40- 27 Wiechester*

Gieron wins first ever Taeshan bowl, and is awarded the Falcon Trophy.

*this years championship games were played in the Docktown Memorial Park. Atlantea Collesium will be the ost of the next championship.

Newmanistan

19-04-2008, 08:08

Week 1: (Home team in CAPS)

South Charlotte (1-0) 24, SOUTH TIER (0-1) 14
CENTRALIA (1-0) 13, North Charlotte (0-1) 3
PORTSMOUTH (1-0) 28, Rushville (0-1) 7

FAIRFIELD CITY (1-0) 13, Olympia (0-1) 9
Putnam Lake (1-0) 27, SPRINGFIELD (0-1) 24 (OT)
SEMINOLE BAY (1-0) 20, Riverside (0-1) 3

LOUDON (1-0) 23, Hampton (0-1) 0
TUNDRA FALLS (1-0) 48, Brighton (0-1) 6
HASTINGS (1-0) 17, Daytopia (0-1) 16

Dover City (1-0) 24, POCONO CITY (0-1) 23
SOUTHPORT (1-0) 38, Stroudsbourg (0-1) 14
Concord City (1-0) 20, THUMBRIA BAY (0-1) 6

Notable:
– Keith Scholten throws for 277 yards, but runs for another 113 in South Charlotte’s mild upset victory.
– The 28 points scored by Portsmouth was the most scored by the club in three seasons.
– Shockwaves are going around the EFL with Putnam Lake’s road win in Springfield. It’s the first time the Eagles have won in Springfield in 15 years, and the streak wasn’t supposed to stop this year.
– Starting national team QB John Pivonka throws for 5 TD’s in Tundra Falls’ rout.
– Alex Foster has 8 receptions for 183 yards and 2 TD’s while Christain Gagnon has 7 receptions for 144 yards and a TD of his own for Southport. QB Steve Keisler throws for 449 on the day.
– Concord City starts 1-0 for the first time in eleven years.
– Pocono City QB Scott Morton goes down with a shoulder injury and is expected to be out 6-8 weeks. This is a devastating blow for the Capitals.

Week 2:
SOUTH CHARLOTTE (2-0) 20, Portsmouth (1-1) 3
SOUTH TIER (1-1) 26, North Charlotte (0-2) 7
CENTRALIA (2-0) 30, Rushville (0-2) 3

Seminole Bay (2-0) 17, OLYMPIA (0-2) 10
Putnam Lake (2-0) 34, FAIRFIELD CITY (1-1) 10
SPRINGFIELD (1-1) 55, Riverside (0-2) 7

Hastings (2-0) 16, HAMPTON (0-2) 6
LOUDON (2-0) 29, Brighton (0-2) 10
TUNDRA FALLS (2-0) 38, Daytopia (0-2) 0

Thumbria Bay (1-1) 20, DOVER CITY (1-1) 14
POCONO CITY (1-1) 26, Stroudsbourg (0-2) 7
SOUTHPORT (2-0) 44, Concord City (1-1) 3

Notable:
– Scholten has another great day for South Charlotte, passing for 255 and rushing for 133.
– Centralia suffers a crucial loss in their win. Starting halfback Jason Martin sustains a serious knee injury in the 4th quarter and is out for the season. For a defensive team, losing their top offensive weapon could make things difficult against stronger opponents.
– Poor Riverside is in the wrong place at the wrong time as QB Eddie Spinella tosses for 402 yards and six TD passes as the Thoroughbreds avenge their opening week loss. Chris Nicolette caught 3 of the TD passes, and had 161 receiving yards on the afternoon.
– Hampton has simply been awful to start the year. 28 fans are ejected from the game for throwing stuff on the field after Malik Jamison throws his 4th INT of the game, and 8th of the young season.
– Tundra Falls has now won 18 consecutive games against Daytopia. Daytopia hasn’t won at the Proving Grounds in 23 years. Pivonka tosses another 4 TD’s.
– Mike Fuller does a pretty good job subbing for the injured Scott Morton in Pocono City’s win, going an efficient 15-for-22 for 214 yards and the key stat, no INT’s.

Week 3: (Eastern Division at Northern Division; Central Division at Western Division)
Southport (3-0) 41, TUNDRA FALLS (2-1) 38 (OT)
LOUDON (3-0) 27, Pocono City (1-2) 16
Dover City (2-1) 27, HAMPTON (0-3) 3
Stroudsbourg (1-2) 34, BRIGHTON (0-3) 21
HASTINGS (3-0) 20, Thumbria Bay (1-2) 14
Concord City (2-1) 9, DAYTOPIA (0-3) 7

Springfield (2-1) 19, CENTRALIA (2-1) 10
SOUTH TIER (2-1) 35, Fairfield City (1-2) 24
Olympia (1-2) 13, SOUTH CHARLOTTE (2-1) 7 (OT)
NORTH CHARLOTTE (1-2) 21, Putnam Lake (2-1) 3
PORTSMOUTH (2-1) 14, Seminole Bay (2-1) 10
Riverside (1-2) 16, RUSHVILLE (0-3) 7

Notable:
– Classic game at the Proving Grounds had 7 lead changes. Corey Parisi had 239 all-purpose yards for the Mariners, but it would not be enough. Justin Sisson hit a 48 yard field goal for Southport as time expired, then won it in OT with a 46 yarder.
– The Leopards highly efficient start is causing a lot of excitement in Loudon, and whenever they beat Pocono City in anything, it’s a huge win. National team rep Chris Padgett ran for 166 and two scores.
– Hampton has more fans arrested: this time a bunch of drunk college students ran onto the field in the buff (though none were visually appealing). It’s the most excitement Hampton’s had all year.
– Hastings is 3-0?! What?! Easy schedule so far or is this the sleeper in the making? It’s the best start in franchise history.
– Seminole Bay seemed to have their game wrapped up, 10-0 with 2 minutes to go. But a 68 yard TD reception by Mark Valenti with 58 seconds to go, then a recovered onside kick, followed by a 44 yard TD reception by John Carlsen give the Whalers a dramatic come from behind win.
– Rushville demoralized over what was probably their best chance to win this year. Now fans worry if they will go 0-16.

Week 4 (Northern at Eastern; Western at Central)
Tundra Falls (3-1) 33, POCONO CITY (1-3) 16
Loudon (4-0) 31, SOUTHPORT (3-1) 28
STROUDSBOURG (2-2) 23, Hampton (0-4) 0
DOVER CITY (3-1) 30, Brighton (0-4) 3
Hastings (4-0) 24, CONCORD CITY (2-2) 23
Daytopia (1-3) 16, THUMBRIA BAY (1-3) 13 (OT)

Centralia (3-1) 13, FAIRFIELD CITY (1-3) 10
SPRINGFIELD (3-1) 38, South Tier (2-2) 28
South Charlotte (3-1) 23, PUTNAM LAKE (2-2) 17
OLYMPIA (2-2) 10, North Charlotte (1-3) 9
RIVERSIDE (2-2) 7, Portsmouth (2-2) 6
Rushville (1-3) 14, SEMINOLE BAY (2-2) 12

Notable:
– Tundra Falls has a bit of a scare with John Pivonka has he to be taken out in the first quarter with an apparent leg injury. However, he returns to start the second half, and rallies the Mariners from a 13-9 halftime deficit to the easy victory.
– Keisler throws for 333 for Southport, but its not enough to overcome Loudon’s Chris Padgett who had 241 all-purpose yards and three scores, likely giving the win to all of his fantasy football owners.
– Crusader fever is sweeping through Hastings. 4-0 now?!
– It’s a good thing Hampton wasn’t at home, because was truly their worst performance of the season.
– South Tier RB Zack Zelenski (ZZ Top) has a big game himself, with 209 all-purpose yards, but Chris Nicolette’s 193 receiving yards are too much for the Seagulls to overcome.
– Dan Strasser had 3 INT’s for Portsmouth, but the offense was horrific.
– Rushville’s win is somewhat unexpected, but they’ll take it. Seminole Bay’s Rick French misses a 40 yarder with 22 seconds to go, but don’t blame him, because his 4 FG’s were all the offense they had.

EASTERN W L GB vs Div
>>Loudon 4 0 0 2-0
>>Hastings 4 0 0 2-0
Tundra Falls 3 1 1 2-0
>>Daytopia 1 3 3 0-2
>>Brighton 0 4 4 0-2
>>Hampton 0 4 4 0-2

NORTHERN W L GB vs Div
Southport 3 1 0 2-0
Dover City 3 1 0 1-1
Concord City 2 2 1 1-1
Stroudsbourg 2 2 1 0-2
Pocono City 1 3 2 1-1
Thumbria Bay 1 3 2 1-1

>CENTRAL W L GB vs Div
>Centralia 3 1 0 2-0
South Charlotte 3 1 0 2-0
South Tier 2 2 1 1-1
Portsmouth 2 2 1 1-1
North Charlotte 1 3 2 0-2
>Rushville 1 3 2 0-2

>WESTERN W L GB vs Div
Springfield 3 1 0 1-1
Putnam Lake 2 2 1 2-0
Seminole Bay 2 2 1 2-0
>>Olympia 2 2 1 0-2
>>Riverside 2 2 1 0-2
Fairfield City 1 3 2 1-1

Qazox

26-04-2008, 04:04

Qazox Association of Gridball Season 3
Weeks one thru three results.

WEEK ONE SCORES
SaxerVilla @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 18 3 10 10 41 (1-0)
Fromburg 0 0 0 0 0 (0-1)

Recap:
SaxerVilla gets the 2nd ever QAG shutout, dominating Fromburg, who loses QB Vance DeBieg in the first quarter with a broken ankle. SaxerVilla rolls up almost 600 yards of offense.

Lake Porter City @ Qazox City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 3 0 6 3 12 (0-1)
Qazox 3 3 10 7 23 (1-0)

Recap:
Qazox City holds off a late charge by the Salmon, intercepting rookie QB David Westly with 5 minutes left, and running it back for the clinching TD.

Rockport @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 7 3 0 0 10 (0-1)
Bruxen 3 7 7 10 27 (1-0)
Recap:
In a stunner, the Bulls knock off the 2-time defending champions, who lose for only the 3rd time in team history.

WEEK TWO SCORES
The first expansion bid to be eliminated by the league is: New Recife. The main opposition to their bid was lack of fan support, as only 11% of the local population supported the bid.

Qazox City @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 3 0 6 13 22 (1-1)
Fromburg 17 13 6 6 42 (1-1)
Recap:
Fromburg a week after being shutout, score on their first 6 possesions, jumping out to a 30-3 halftime lead and cruising to the win.

Bruxen @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 7 0 14 13 34 (2-0)
SaxerVilla 3 0 0 6 9 (1-1)

Recap:
The Bulls start 2-0 for the first time ever as they roll over SaxerVilla 34-9, as the Saints turned the ball over 6 times in the 2nd half, leading to 20 Bruxen points.

Rockport @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 0 0 10 0 10 (0-2)
LPC 3 3 10 7 23 (1-1)
Recap:
The Salmon send Rockport to its first ever back-to-back losses as the Ravens could only manage 173 yards of offense, leading some to believe that the Greg Heath trade was a bad idea.

WEEK THREE
Fromburg @ Rockport
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 6 3 0 0 9 (1-2)
Rockport 7 0 0 7 14 (1-2)

Recap:
A defensive minded game as niether team gained more than 212 yards of offense (212-189 in favor of Fromburg), but a late TD run by Reed Halpern gives the Ravens their first win of the season.

Qazox City @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 7 0 3 3 13 (1-2)
SaxerVilla 14 14 7 7 42 (2-1)
Recap:
The Saints schizo start continues as they roll to a 28-7 half time lead and easily beat the Eagles, as Qazox City RB Greg Heath left the game with an undisclosed injury in the first quarter.

Lake Porter City @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 3 0 7 17 27 (2-1)
Bruxen 3 6 7 0 16 (2-1)
Recap:
The Bulls bid to start 3-0 is ended by 3 fourth quarter turnovers, which lead to 17 Salmon points. Lake Porter City does lose DE Nico Kielides to a mild concussion in the 3rd quarter, but he is expected to play next week.

Qazox

26-04-2008, 07:00

Qazox Association of Gridball Season 3
Weeks Four thru Seven results.

WEEK FOUR SCORES
The expansion bid of Saint Nash was denied. the main factor was stadium size, as the projected stadium only could hold 18,000; when most QAG stadia hold at least 35,000.

SaxerVilla @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL
SaxerVilla 0 3 10 3 0 16 (2-2)
Rockport 3 0 10 3 6 22 (2-2)

Recap:
In a repeat of last season's only OT game, Rockport manages to win in OT, becoming the first team to do so in QAG history, as RB Eric Valencia scores the winning TD on the final play.

Bruxen @ Qazox City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 9 0 3 3 15 (2-2)
Qazox 3 7 7 7 24 (2-2)
Recap:
Qazox City battled through a QAG record 17 penalties and came out victorious when the Bulls failed on 4th and inches setting up the Eagles' last TD of the game.

Fromburg @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 3 3 7 8 21 (7-2)
LPC 10 2 6 7 25 (2-7)
Recap:
Lake Porter City wins its team record 3rd straight, edging the Falcons in the fourth quarter by converting 3 4th downs on the winning drive.

WEEK FIVE SCORES
SaxerVilla @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 0 7 0 7 14 (2-3)
LPC 7 7 0 7 21 (4-1)
Recap:
Lake Porter City behind the 1-2 punch of rookies RB Jason Callens and QB David Westly continue the winning ways, once again scoring late to claim victory over the slumping Saints.

Rockport @ Qazox City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 13 3 3 0 19 (2-3)
Qazox 10 10 0 8 28 (3-2)
Recap:
Rockport loses its 3rd game this season, more than they had lost in the first two seasons combined, as Qazox' RB Greg Heath runs for 147 yards and 2 TD's against his old team.

Fromburg @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 3 3 9 7 22 (2-3)
Bruxen 8 7 0 3 18 (2-3)
Recap:
The Bulls lose their third straight as the Falcons score a TD off a QB Lance Caldwell fumble late in the 4th quarter, which sets up the final Fromburg TD drive.

MID-SEASON STANDINGS
L. P. City 4-1-0 .800
Qazox 3-2-0 .600
Rockport 2-3-0 .400
Fromburg 2-3-0 .400
SaxerVilla 2-3-0 .400
Bruxen 2-3-0 .400

WEEK SIX SCORES
The third franchise to be Denied an expansion team is Joehio. The bid failed due to a lack of a permanent stadium. The team planned on building a new stadium, but it would take a mininum of 3 years to complete and the temporary stadium was scheduled to be demolished in a year.

Rockport @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 10 3 3 3 19 (3-3)
SaxerVilla 3 0 3 3 9 (2-4)
Recap:
Rockport evens its record at 3-3 holding SaxerVilla to only 231 yards of offense. The Saints miss 2 early FG's and the Ravens take advantage, turning the misses into 10 points.

Qazox City @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 0 0 7 8 15 (3-3)
Bruxen 14 7 6 6 33 (3-3)
Recap:
The Eagles are held to only 5 first downs and 178 yards as Bruxen snaps its three-game losing streak. The Bulls also force 4 turnovers, leading to 13 points.

Lake Porter City @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 0 7 7 7 21 (5-1)
Fromburg 7 9 0 0 16 (2-4)
Recap:
The Salmon win their Fifth straight, and now have a 2 game lead on the rest of the pack as they stifle Fromburg in the 2nd half, holding the Falcons to only 1 first down and 34 total yards in the come-back win.

WEEK SEVEN SCORES
Fromburg @ Qazox City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 7 3 0 0 10 (2-5)
Qazox 0 7 14 0 21 (4-3)
The Falcons season of injuries continue as QB David Johns and WR Tre Oppen fall victim to season-ending injuries. Johns broke his throwing hand after a sack, while Oppen broke an ankle during a punt return.

SaxerVilla @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 0 0 6 17 23 (3-4)
Bruxen 10 7 0 0 17 (3-4)
Recap:
SaxerVilla scores 17 points in a 4th quarter comeback to stun the Bulls after Bruxen lead 17-0 at the half. The Saints were helped by 2 defensive pass interference penalties on the winning drive.

Lake Porter City @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 7 3 10 3 23 (6-1)
Rockport 0 14 0 7 21 (3-4)
Recap:
Rockport's 2 year reign as QAG Champs offically come to an end as they lose a heartbreaker to LPC as the Salmon's K Tryone Chase kicks a 47-yd FG as time expires extending the LPC winning streak to 6 in a row. The loss ensures the Salmon of the tie-breaker over the Ravens.

Newmanistan

26-04-2008, 17:07

Week 5

SOUTH CHARLOTTE (4-1) 24, North Charlotte (1-4) 20
SOUTH TIER (3-2) 20, Rushville (1-4) 7
Portsmouth (3-2) 10, CENTRALIA (3-2) 0

OLYMPIA (3-2) 31, Putnam Lake (2-3) 14
FAIRFIELD CITY (2-3) 23, Riverside (2-3) 17 (OT)
SPRINGFIELD (4-1) 41, Seminole Bay (2-3) 7

HAMPTON (1-4) 21, Brighton (0-5) 10
LOUDON (5-0) 34, Daytopia (1-4) 7
TUNDRA FALLS (4-1) 27, Hastings (4-1) 17

Stroudsbourg (3-2) 20, DOVER CITY (3-2) 17 (OT)
POCONO CITY (2-3) 28, Concord City (2-3) 14
SOUTHPORT (4-1) 47, Thumbria Bay (1-4) 10

Notable:
– Portsmouth picks up their first shutout in two seasons.
– Finally, Hampton wins. But its more of a product of Brighton inefficiency. Brighton is beginning to look like the worst in the EFL.
– Hastings gets their first true test of the season, and while they put up a fight; Tundra Falls’ John Pivonka was too much, throwing for an efficient 270 yards.
– Loudon RB Chris Padgett has three more scores, giving him 8 TD’s in the last three games.
– Mike Fuller has his best game as a starter for Pocono City, filling in for the injured Scott Morton, going 18-for-27 with 319 yards.

Week 6

CENTRALIA (4-2) 16, South Charlotte (4-2) 14
South Tier (4-2) 37. PORTSMOUTH (3-3) 20
North Charlotte (2-4) 27, RUSHVILLE (1-5) 13

SPRINGFIELD (5-1) 38, Olympia (3-3) 16
SEMINOLE BAY (3-3) 21, Fairfield City (2-4) 9
Putnam Lake (3-3) 14, RIVERSIDE (2-4) 0

TUNDRA FALLS (5-1) 31, Hampton (1-5) 21
Loudon (6-0) 23, HASTINGS (4-2) 7
Brighton (1-5) 16, DAYTOPIA (1-5) 13 (OT)

Dover City (4-2) 24, SOUTHPORT (4-2) 22
Pocono City (3-3) 20, THUMBRIA BAY (1-5) 10
Stroudsbourg (4-2) 24, CONCORD CITY (2-4) 18
– Centralia defeats South Charlotte on a 50 yard FG as time expires. But for South Charlotte, the worst news was the loss of QB Keith Scholten to a knee injury. He is out for the season.
– Putnam Lake’s shutout was their first shutout in three years, and first shutout of a dvisional opponent in six years.
– John Pivonka has a mediocre day against Hampton, but it doesn’t matter. Tundra Falls defense collects 5 turnovers.
– Chris Padgett gets himself two more TD’s.
– Southport misses a 2-point conversion on a last second TD and are unable to avoid a somewhat stunning loss, though Dover City has been sharp thus far.
– Stroudsbourg’s Duncan Pearson runs for a career high 171 yards with three scores.

Week 7

RUSHVILLE (2-5) 20, South Charlotte (4-3) 13
South Tier (5-2) 23, CENTRALIA (4-3) 16
NORTH CHARLOTTE (3-4) 26, Portsmouth (3-4) 20 (OT)

Olympia (4-3) 14, RIVERSIDE (2-5) 3
SPRINGFIELD (6-1) 32, Fairfield City (2-5) 14
SEMINOLE BAY (4-3) 28, Putnam Lake (3-4) 10

Hampton (2-5) 17, DAYTOPIA (1-6) 3
TUNDRA FALLS (6-1) 34, Loudon (6-1) 27
HASTINGS (5-2) 27, Brighton (1-6) 6

Dover City (5-2) 21, CONCORD CITY (2-5) 3
Pocono City (4-3) 19, SOUTHPORT (4-3) 16 (OT)
STROUDSBOURG (5-2) 30, Thumbria Bay (1-6) 21

– Replacement QB George Watson for South Charlotte’s Keith Scholten is horrendous, being picked on three of his first five pass attempts. It all allows Rushville to come through with a stunning upset victory.
– Mike Rancourt catches a career high 14 passes, for 143 yards and a score for Olympia.
– In a classic game between Tundra Falls and Loudon, John Pivonka goes 25 for 34 with 339 yards and three TD passes. In the battle of Newmanistan’s top two running backs; Corey Parisi runs for 155 and a score while Chris Padgett keeps rolling, with 193 all purpose yards and two more TD’s.
– QB Mike Fuller has his third straight solid game, and raises some eyebrows as he continues to do well in the big market of Pocono City. It’s a tough loss for Southport to swallow. Their QB, Steve Keisler, was picked off four times.

Week 8 (Northern at Central; Eastern at Western)

Southport (5-3) 20, CENTRALIA (4-4) 0
SOUTH TIER (6-2) 31, Pocono City (4-4) 24
Dover City (6-2) 23, SOUTH CHARLOTTE (4-4) 10
NORTH CHARLOTTE (4-4) 12, Stroudsbourg (5-3) 6
PORTSMOUTH (4-4) 28, Thumbria Bay (1-7) 17
Concord City (3-5) 27, RUSHVILLE (2-6) 3

Tundra Falls (7-1) 38, SPRINGFIELD (6-2) 24
FAIRFIELD CITY (3-5) 14, Loudon (6-2) 12
Hampton (3-5) 24, OLYMPIA (4-4) 10
Brighton (2-6) 20, PUTNAM LAKE (3-5) 10
Hastings (6-2) 45, SEMINOLE BAY (4-4) 27
Daytopia (2-6) 16, RIVERSIDE (2-6) 13 (OT)

– Southport is still having some trouble getting their offense rolling, as Steve Keisler had a mediocre game. Both Tiger TD’s were scored by their defense, including an 83 yard INT return for a TD by Eddie Perreault.
– Watson is pathetic again, and rumors are that South Charlotte may be looking to acquire Mike Fuller from Pocono City, since Scott Morton is expected to return in week 9.
– As for Fuller, he was sharp against South Tier, the loss not his fault.
– John Pivonka is in top form, and so is Tundra Falls, who in their last three games, have beaten teams that were a combined 16-1 heading into their matchup with the Mariners. And Pivonka is a big reason, going 27 for 37 here with 388 yards and 4 TD’s. Chris Nicolette caught 12 passes for 199 yards for Springfield in the losing effort. Pivonka and Nicolette will be connecting during the World Bowl.
– Loudon’s Chris Padgett, off to his amazing start, had a surprisingly bad game against Fairfield City, with just 44 yards on 25 carries. Maybe the win will get Fairfield City going, as the team has been pretty disappointing thus far.

Standings Thru Week 8:

>>Eastern W L GB vs Div
Tundra Falls 7 1 0 5-0
>Loudon 6 2 1 4-1
Hastings 6 2 1 3-2
>>Hampton 3 5 4 2-3
>>Daytopia 2 6 5 0-5
>>Brighton 2 6 5 1-4

>Northern W L GB vs Div
Dover City 6 2 0 3-2
Stroudsbourg 5 3 1 3-2
Southport 5 3 1 3-2
Pocono City 4 4 2 4-1
Concord City 3 5 3 1-4
Thumbria Bay 1 7 5 1-4

>>Central W L GB vs Div
South Tier 6 2 0 4-1
South Charlotte 4 4 2 3-2
>Centralia 4 4 2 3-2
Portsmouth 4 4 2 2-3
North Charlotte 4 4 2 2-3
>Rushville 2 6 4 1-4

>Western W L GB vs Div
Springfield 6 2 0 4-1
>>Olympia 4 4 2 2-3
Seminole Bay 4 4 2 4-1
Putnam Lake 3 5 3 3-2
Fairfield City 3 5 3 2-3
>Riverside 2 6 4 0-5

Qazox

27-04-2008, 05:06

Qazox Association of Gridball Season 3
Weeks Eight thru Ten results, and Season 4 Draft Order.

WEEK EIGHT SCORES
The league is down to 3 expansion bids as Pika City's bid was eliminated. An 11th-hour lawsuit, over appropriations from the city to be used in upgrading the infrastructure of Estadia Pika, a 40-yr old stadium that was to be used for the team until a new facility was built, was filed in civl court, claiming that the funds were earmarked for upgrading school computer systems. the lawsuit prevents the QAG from having a team in Pika City until it is settled.

Qazox City @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL
Qazox 3 6 3 7 0 19 (4-4)
LPC 3 7 6 3 3 22 (7-1)
Recap:
The Salmon clinch the QAG title following a game winning FG by K Tryone Chase in overtime, for the 7th consecutive win for LPC. But not all the news is good as QB David Johns is lost for the remainder of the season with an elbow injury.

Bruxen @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 7 7 0 18 32 (4-4)
Rockport 0 7 3 9 19 (3-5)
Recap:
Bruxen scores on 3 consecutive drives in the 4th quarter, breaking open a close game to send the Ravens to a second straight home loss.

Fromburg @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 8 8 8 3 27 (3-5)
SaxerVilla 14 3 7 0 24 (3-5)
Recap:
SaxerVilla's K Brian Sheeves misses a 36-yd atempt that would have sent the game into overtime, as the Falcons improve to 3-5 on the season.

WEEK NINE SCORES
Lake Porter City @ Saxervilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 14 3 3 0 20 (8-1)
SaxerVilla 0 7 3 7 17 (3-6)
Recap:
SaxerVilla once again misses a late FG that would have sent the game into overtime. LPC struggles offensively but manages to 60+ yd punt returns which sets them up with great field postition to nab a 14-0 lead early and hold on for a league-record tying 8th consecutive win in a single season.

Qazox @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 8 0 14 7 29 (5-4)
Rockport 0 7 7 0 14 (3-6)

Recap:
In this now meaningless game, Qazox City's RB Greg Heath, in his first game back in Rockport, score 3 TD's, all in the second half, leading the Eagles to the win.

Bruxen @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 3 0 0 3 6 (4-6)
Fromburg 0 3 3 3 9 (7-3)
Recap:
In the ugliest game of the season, Fromburg manages to win its 2nd in a row after Bruxen's last minute 53 yd FG attempt falls short in a game what saw play suspended for 30 minute due to lightning stiking a nearby home.

WEEK TEN SCORES
The QAG finally has its 2 expansion teams for next season.
They will be the Lorax City Gladiators and the San Guano Pirates. In the final vote involving team owners, GM's and the commisioner. Lorax City and San Guano each recieved 5 votes, while Las Vitas, considered to be the strongest bid, only recieved 3 votes, eliminating them from the race.

Rockport @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 3 0 0 0 3 (3-7)
Fromburg 3 3 10 3 19 (5-5)
Recap:
In a battle between 2 fallen powers, Fromburg sends its rivals to a 4th straight loss, and finishes in second palce for the third consecutive season. The Ravens Head Coach, Larry Darren, promptly resigns following the game and announces that he'll be the Head Coach of the new Lorax City franchise.

SaxerVilla @ Qazox City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 6 10 11 7 34 (4-6)
Qazox 0 0 0 7 7 (5-5)
Recap:
The Eagles only use 2nd-string players as they mail-in the final game of the season, easily allowing the Saints to win handily.

Bruxen @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 7 6 0 7 20 (5-5)
LPC 0 0 3 7 10 (8-2)
Recap:
The Salmon miss a chance to set a new QAG record for wins in a season, as Bruxen's Jamal Henderson runs back an onside kick attempt for the game sealing TD.

FINAL SEASON STANDINGS
L. P. City 8-2-0 .800
Fromburg 5-5-0 .500*
Qazox 5-5-0 .500**
Bruxen 5-5-0 .500
SaxerVilla 4-6-0 .400
Rockport 3-7-0 .300
*Fromburg wins 2nd place based on tie breaker (H2H 3-1F vs. 2-2Q vs. 1-3B)
**Qazox City wins 3rd place based on H2H tie breaker (home record 4-1 vs. 2-3)

SEASON FOUR DRAFT ORDER:
ROUND ONE:
1- San Guano
2- Lorax City
3- Rockport
4- SaxerVilla
5- Bruxen
6- Qazox City
7- Fromburg
8- Lake Porter City
ROUND TWO:
9- Lorax City
10- San Guano
11- Rockport
12- SaxerVilla
13- Fromburg
14- Bruxen
15- Qazox City
16- Lake Porter City
ROUND THREE:
17- San Guano
18- Lorax City
19- Rockport
20- SaxerVilla
21- Qazox City
22- Fromburg
23- Bruxen
24- Lake Porter City

Qazox

27-04-2008, 06:18

QAG Season 3 Leaders

SEASON STATS
OFFENSE (Individual)
Passing Yards: Greg Dannen QB (SaxerVilla) 2,589 yds.
Rushing Yards: Frank Vallens RB (Fromburg) 1,128 yds.
Receiving Yards: Tony Aster WR (SaxerVilla) 972 yds.
Passing TD's: Dannen QB (SaxerVilla) and Charles Hanneford QB (Qazox City) 22 TD's
Rushing TD's: Mark Birch FB (Bruxen) 11 TD's
Receiving TD's: Nate Sacimoni TE (SaxerVilla) 9 TD's

OFFENSE (Team)
Passing Yards: SaxerVilla 3,289 yds.
Rushing Yards: Bruxen 1,598 yds.
Passing TD's: SaxerVilla: 28 TD's
Rushing TD's: Bruxen: 22 TD's
Total Offense (Passing + Rushing): Lake Porter City 4,341 yds.
Fewest turnovers: Lake Porter City 13 (2 Fum, 11 INT)
Most Turnovers: Fromburg 22 (5 Fum, 17 INT)

DEFENSE (Individual)
Sacks: Jasyon D'Angelo DE (Bruxen) and David Reed ILB (Lake Porter City) 6.5 Sacks
Forced Fumbles: Reed ILB (Lake Porter City) 8 FF
Fumbles Recovered: Eric Hall SS (Lake Porter City) 5 FRec
Interceptions: Adam Politt SS (SaxerVilla) 8 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt): Hank Fralee (Rockport) 3 (2 FG, 1 Punt)
Def. TD's: 8 players tied with 1 TD each.

DEFENSE (Team)
Sacks: Bruxen 24.5 sacks
Forced Fumbles: Lake Porter City 13 FF
Fumble Recoveries: Qazox City 10 FRec
Interceptions: SaxerVilla 19 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt) Rockport 6 BK (4 FG, 1 PAT, 1 Punt)
Def. TD's: Bruxen and Qazox City- 2
Fewest Forced Turnovers: Rockport 9 (1 FRec, 8 INT)
Most Forced Turnovers: SaxerVilla 27 (8 FRec, 19 INT)
Best Turnover Ratio: SaxerVilla +15 (27 def/12 off)
Worst Turnover ratio: Fromburg -11 (11 def/22 off)

SPECIAL TEAMS
Best FG%: Tryone Chase K (Lake Porter City) 17/20 85.0%
Best Punt Average (min 10 punts): Oliver Toppens (Fromburg) 48.2 yds.
Best Kickoff Return Average (min 5 Ret) CB Mark Johns (Bruxen) 27.9 yds.
Best Punt Return Average (min 5 Ret) WR Ivan Harvey (Qazox City) 17.2 yds.
Best Team 2-pt conversion %: Rockport 1/1 100.0% (Fromburg had most with 4 of 5 80%)

LONGEST PLAYS
Longest Pass: Charles Hanneford QB to (Qazox City) to Ivan Harvey WR (Qazox City) 91 yds (TD)
Longest Rush: Greg Allen RB (Lake Porter City) 75 yds (TD)
Longest FG: Chase K (Lake Porter City) 55 yds
Longest Punt: Joe Henden P (Rockport) 79 yds
Longest Kickoff Return: Politt SS (SaxerVilla) 86 yds
Longest Punt Return: Johns (Bruxen) 82 yds (TD)
Longest Fumble Return: DE Richie Sola (Qazox City) 81 yds
Longest Interception return: Politt SS (SaxerVilla) 79 yds (TD)
Longest Blocked Kick return: Jamal Henderson FS (Bruxen) 82 yds (TD)

AWARDS
Offensive Player of the Year: Greg Dannen QB (SaxerVilla) 2,589 yds passing, 123 yds rushing, 24 total TD's (22 pass, 2 Rush).
Defensive Player of the Year: David Reed ILB (Lake Porter City) 108 tackles, 6.5 sacks 8FF, 2 FRec, 1 INT, 1 PAT Blocked.
Coach of the Year: John Handley (Lake Porter City)
Offensive Rookie of the Year: David Westly QB (Lake Porter City) 2,018 yds passing, 158 Rushing yds, 17 Passing TD's, 3 Rush TD's, 8 INT.
Defensive Rookie of the Year: MLB Jason Middleton (Rockport) 89 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 2FF, 2 FRec, 2 INTs.
(Note: Offensive and Defensive rookies of the Year must be below 23 years of age by the beginning of the season.)

QAG SEASON FOUR DRAFT
ROUND ONE:
1- San Guano- Allan Marois QB, Qazox School of Technology
2- Lorax City- Allan Buescher OT, Qazox Naval Academy
3- Rockport- Nelson Hamric DT, Joehio University of Technology
4- Lake Porter City (from SaxerVilla)- Lance Hillyard OT, Pika State University
5- Bruxen- Jamie Mazzeo RB, Bruxen State University
6- Qazox City- Kurt Burchill DE, Lorax University
7- Fromburg- Mathew Cottrill WR, Joehio University of Technology
8- SaxerVilla (from Lake Porter City)- Lonnie Moorefield OG, University of Gila-Iguana

ROUND TWO:
9- Lorax City- Hugh Lobel RB, Iguana State College
10- Fromburg (from San Guano)- Neil Ugarte CB, Gothika State University
11- Rockport- Erik Percival WR, New Bruxen State
12- SaxerVilla- Lance Coatney TE, Goran Oxfield University
13- Fromburg- Jamie Mcree QB, University of Fromburg
14- Bruxen- Lonnie Guyette OT, Lorax University
15- San Guano (From Qazox City)- Javier Leveque OLB, Qazox Military Academy
16- Lake Porter City- Tyrone Ciesla WR, University of Qazox-Pika City

ROUND THREE:
17- Qazox City (From San Guano)- Mathew Houchens ILB, Porter College
18- Lorax City- Erik Akana DE, University of Gila-Iguana
19- Rockport- Jamie Berlanga OLB, Rockport State University
20- SaxerVilla- Clayton Brisson CB, University of Qazox
21- Qazox City- Neil Hauger CB, Lorax University
22- Fromburg- Javier Bertolino C, Saint Nash University
23- Bruxen- Guy Delbosque CB, Joehio State University
24- SaxerVilla (from Lake Porter City)- Clinton Bausch DE, University of Graverville

DRAFT DAY TRADES:
San Guano trades its 2nd round pick (#10) and Season 5's first round pick to Fromburg for Vic Alworth LOLB.
Qazox City trades its 2nd round pick (#15) to San Guano for San Guano's third round pick(#17) and a Season 6 third round pick.
Lake Porter City trades its 1st and third round picks (#8 and #24) to SaxerVilla for SaxerVilla's 1st round pick (#4)

Qazox

28-04-2008, 07:27

Qazox Association of Gridball

SEASON 4
League schedule

With the 2 expansion teams, a new scheduling formula is being used. Each team will be used. Each team will play every other team once, then play THREE of the other seven teams again for a total of 10 games. The first seven weeks will be the single play games, while weeks 8 thru 10 will be the 2nd games against the 3 teams.

Over the next three seasons, including this one, every team will rotate through the other 4 teams they did not play twice this season, until every team has played 2 games against every team. Each team has a designated "rival" which they will play twice every season.
the rivals

(example)
Team A will play teams B (its rival), C and D twice, while playing teams E, F, G and H only once. Next year, A will play B, E and F twice, while playing C, D, G and H once. The year after that A will play B, G and H twice, while playing C, D, E and F once.

RIVAL GAMES
San Guano and Lorax City
Qazox City and SaxerVilla
Fromburg and Rockport
Lake Porter City and Bruxen

WEEK ONE
San Guano @ Lorax City
Rockport @ SaxerVilla
Qazox City @ Bruxen
Fromburg @ Lake Porter City

WEEK TWO
San Guano @ Bruxen
Lorax City @ Lake Porter City
Qazox City @ SaxerVilla
Rockport @ Fromburg

WEEK THREE
SaxerVilla @ San Guano
Bruxen @ Lake Porter City
Fromburg @ Qazox City
Lorax City @ Rockport

WEEK FOUR
Rockport @ San Guano
Lorax City @ Qazox City
Bruxen @ Fromburg
Lake Porter City @ SaxerVilla

WEEK FIVE
San Guano @ Fromburg
SaxerVilla @ Lorax City
Bruxen @ Rockport
Lake Porter City @ Qazox City

WEEK SIX
San Guano @ Lake Porter City
Qazox City @ Rockport
Fromburg @ Lorax City
SaxerVilla @ Bruxen

WEEK SEVEN
Qazox City @ San Guano
Rockport @ Lake Porter City
Lorax City @ Bruxen
Fromburg @ SaxerVilla

WEEK EIGHT
San Guano @ SaxerVilla
Lake Porter City @ Bruxen
Qazox City @ Fromburg
Rockport @ Lorax City

WEEK NINE
Lorax City @ San Guano
SaxerVilla @ Rockport
Bruxen @ Qazox City
Lake Porter City @ Fromburg

WEEK TEN
Bruxen @ San Guano
Lake Porter City @ Lorax City
Fromburg @ Rockport
SaxerVilla @ Qazox City

Qazox

30-04-2008, 07:36

QAG on National TV

Qazox City-
The QAG and QSPN have agreed to a 3-yr contract to broadcast the QAG on Qazox' top rated sports channel. Previously, each team had to find a local broadcaster if they wanted games televised. The new deal calls for 10 games of the week and 2 additional broadcasts this season. The QAG is hopeful that with the added exposure, the QAG will begin to operate in the black for the first time. The exact monetary terms were not fully disclosed. Each team is expected to get one home game broadcast on QSPN or QSPN2 this season. The schedule will begin with Fromburg at Lake Porter City, the defending QAG champions, on Saturday September 6th, the first Saturday night game for the QAG, which usually holds its games on Sunday afternoons. The two additional broadcasts will be on September 7th, a Sunday afternoon and on October 20th, a special Freedom Day game between Rockport and Lake Porter City, the first Monday Night game for the QAG.

QAG on QSPN Schedule (times TBD)
Wk 1- Fromburg @ Lake Porter City (Saturday September 6th on QSPN)
Wk 1- Rockport @ SaxerVilla (Sept 7th QSPN2)
Wk 2- San Guano @ Bruxen (Sept 14th QSPN2)
Wk 3- Bruxen @ Lake Porter City (Sept 21st QSPN2)
Wk 4- Rockport @ San Guano (Sept 28th QSPN2)
Wk 5- SaxerVilla @ Lorax City (Oct 5th QSPN2)
Wk 6- Qazox City @ Rockport (Oct 12th QSPN2)
Wk 7- Lorax City @ Bruxen (Oct 19th QSPN2)
Wk 7- Rockport @ Lake Porter City (Monday Oct 20th QSPN)
Wk 8- Qazox City @ Fromburg (Oct 26th QSPN)
Wk 9- Lorax City @ San Guano (Nov 2nd QSPN)
Wk 10- SaxerVilla @ Qazox City (Nov 9th QSPN)

Arroza

18-05-2008, 05:57

The Arrozan Football Federal Association has come to a deal with several holdout teams, and will start a national league as soon as negotiations are finalized with several of the last teams including F.C. Atalanta (translation:as soon as I figure out this damn xml and how to use this damn scorinator I downloaded.)

National Premier League (Major League)
North Island Conference
Atalanta Senators
Black Tide F.C.
Evangeline Seraphs
F.C. Atalanta
Northland Cannons
Nova Lyon Panthers
Resurgens Flames
Way Path Pioneers

South Island Conference
Port Lange Archers
Aransas County Sea Stars
Lake St. Anthony Blues
Pine Forest United
Huracan Tropicals
Port Wentworth Pilots
Big Thicket Cavalry
Biloxoulaport Seabees

Arroza

20-05-2008, 01:56

Schedule and setups:

Each team will play the other seven teams in their conference twice, for a total of 14 in conference games. They will also play each team from the other conference once. This will create a total of 22 games. In order to minimize fatigue and injuries, there will be no preseason schedule. Also overtime will be eliminated in Arrozan League games.

Promotion/Relegation:

At the end of each year, the last place team in each conference will be demoted to the Secondary League, and the champion of each conference in the Secondary league will be promoted to the National League.

Scores and Notes:

Week 1.
Resurgens Flames (1-0-0) 16, Northland Cannons (0-1-0) 3
F.C. Atalanta (1-0-0) 27, Black Tide F.C. (0-1-0) 16
Waypath Pioneers (1-0-0) 27, Evangeline Seraphs (0-1-0) 7
Atalanta Senators (0-1-0) 14, Nova Lyon Panthers (1-0-0) 34
Biloxoulaport Seabees (1-0-0) 13, Port Lange Archers (0-1-0) 0
Port Wentworth Pilots (0-0-1) 10, Pine Forest United (0-0-1) 10
Lake St. Anthony Blues (1-0-0) 10, Huracan Tropicals (0-1-0) 7
Big Thicket Cavalry (1-0-0) 17, Aransas Co. Sea Stars (0-1-0) 6

--Biloxoulaport records 8 sacks in shutting out Port Lange.
--Franklin Chavez dominates for F.C. Atalanta, gaining 160 yards on the ground and 2 touchdowns.
--Ikraam Maximiano is making rumblings about wanting to be traded to a more attacking team after Northland's loss to Resurgens.
--Way Path extends it's unbeaten streak at NorthRail Park to 12 games.
--The Sens, are embarassed at home by Kenyon Laraque's three scores in a 20 point loss, that wasn't as close as the score.
--Pine Forest and Port Wentworth combined for 7 turnovers in their 10-10 tie at Lighthouse Field.
--National team veteran Daylon Rolle, picks off Eric Smythe in the closing seconds to secure the Blues' win.
--Big Thicket, everyone's prediction to be relegated wins against Aransas County with 3 picks.

Arroza

30-05-2008, 16:00

Matchday 2 Results:
Resurgens Flames 10, Biloxoulaport Seabees 0
F.C. Atalanta 7, Port Wentworth Pilots 0
Evangeline Seraphs 3, Huracan Tropicals 3
Waypath Pioneers 20, Lake St. Anthony Blues 3
Northland Cannons 0, Port Lange Archers 14
Nova Lyon Panthers 17, Aransas Co. Sea Stars 30
Black Tide F.C. 14, Atalanta Senators 21
Pine Forest United 20, Big Thicket Cavalry 23

Week 3
Waypath Pioneers 7, Resurgens Flames 9
Atalanta Senators 0, F.C. Atalanta 7
Nova Lyon Panthers 0, Evangeline Seraphs 10
Black Tide F.C. 14, Northland Cannons 7
Lake St. Anthony Blues 14, Biloxoulaport Seabees 0
Big Thicket Cavalry 3, Port Wentworth Pilots 7
Aransas Co. Sea Stars 13, Huracan Tropicals 12
Pine Forest United 3, Port Lange Archers 10

Week 4
No Games

Week 5
Resurgens Flames 6, F.C. Atalanta 0
Biloxoulaport Seabees 14, Port Wentworth Pilots 3
Black Tide F.C. 0, Evangeline Seraphs 6
Pine Forest United 10, Huracan Tropicals 39
Waypath Pioneers 9, Nova Lyon Panthers 3
Lake St. Anthony Blues 20, Aransas Co. Sea Stars 13
Atalanta Senators 9, Northland Cannons 17
Big Thicket Cavalry 17, Port Lange Archers 17

Week 6
Nova Lyon Panthers 3, Resurgens Flames 13
F.C. Atalanta 7, Waypath Pioneers 7
Aransas Co. Sea Stars 24, Biloxoulaport Seabees 13
Port Wentworth Pilots 6, Lake St. Anthony Blues 14
Evangeline Seraphs 13, Atalanta Senators 3
Huracan Tropicals 28, Big Thicket Cavalry 3
Black Tide F.C. 3, Port Lange Archers 10
Northland Cannons 27, Pine Forest United 17

Week 7
Resurgens Flames 17, Atalanta Senators 10
F.C. Atalanta 17, Nova Lyon Panthers 7
Biloxoulaport Seabees 10, Big Thicket Cavalry 21
Port Wentworth Pilots 6, Aransas Co. Sea Stars 0
Northland Cannons 21, Evangeline Seraphs 9
Black Tide F.C. 14, Waypath Pioneers 7
Port Lange Archers 7, Huracan Tropicals 19
Pine Forest United 24, Lake St. Anthony Blues 10

Standings:

W L T PF PA Diff. Pts.
North Island Conference
Resurgens Flames 6 0 0 71 23 48 12
F.C. Atalanta 4 1 1 65 36 29 9
Way Path Pioneers 3 2 1 77 43 34 7
Evangeline Seraphs 3 2 1 48 54 -6 7
Northland Cannons 3 3 0 71 69 2 6
Black Tide F.C. 2 4 0 61 78 -17 4
Nova Lyon Panthers 1 5 0 64 93 -29 2
Atalanta Senators 1 5 0 57 98 -41 2

South Island Conference
Lake St. Anthony Blues 4 2 0 70 70 0 8
Huracan Tropicals 3 2 1 108 46 62 7
Port Lange Archers 3 2 1 58 55 3 7
Big Thicket Cavalry 3 2 1 84 88 -4 7
Aransas County Sea Stars 3 3 0 86 85 1 6
Port Wentworth Pilots 2 3 1 32 47 -15 5
Biloxoulaport Seabees 2 4 0 50 82 -32 4
Pine Forest United 1 4 1 84 119 -35 3

Arroza

22-06-2008, 18:48

Doe to consequences completely within my control, there will be a time warp. Today is 1/1/0040 on the Arrozan Calendar, and all game sof season 38 have obviously been played. Due to financial constraints, etc....

Final table:
W L T Pts.

Huracan Tropicals 22 16 4 2 34
Way Path Pioneers 22 14 6 2 30
F.C. Atalanta 22 13 5 4 30
Resurgens Flames 22 12 7 3 27
Biloxoulaport Seabees 22 12 7 3 27
Aransas County S/S 22 13 9 26
Port Wentworth Pilots 22 12 9 1 25
Evangeline Seraphs 22 11 10 1 23
Lake St. Anthony Blues 22 10 11 1 21
Atalanta Senators 22 9 12 1 19
Northland Cannons 22 8 11 3 19
Port Lange Archers 22 8 13 1 17
Big Thicket Cavalry 22 7 13 2 16
Black Tide F.C. 22 6 13 3 15
Nova Lyon Panthers 22 7 15 14
Pine Forest United 22 3 16 3 9

As you see, the Tropicals were the surprise winners of the league. Etc. Now back to work on organization so that next season's fail is minimized.

Arroza

12-07-2008, 21:08

Domestic Football League – First Quarter

Standings:

GP W L T PF PA PTS

Biloxoulaport 7 5 0 2 98 67 17
Pine Forest 7 5 1 1 108 47 16
Way Path 7 5 2 0 109 119 15
F.C. Atalanta 6 4 2 0 105 52 12
Evangeline 7 4 3 0 102 88 12
Atalanta Sens. 7 3 2 2 83 86 11
Resurgens 7 3 3 1 96 91 10
Big Thicket 7 3 3 1 122 119 10
Black Tide 6 3 3 0 80 71 9
Lake St. Anth. 6 3 3 0 77 73 9
Northland 6 3 3 0 73 77 9
Port Wentworth 6 2 3 1 54 75 7
Nova Lyon 7 2 5 0 110 135 6
Huracan 7 1 4 2 81 108 5
Aransas County 6 1 5 0 78 114 3
Port Lange 7 1 6 0 87 141 3

Week 7 Scores:

Nova Lyon 34, Port Lange 7
Big Thicket 45, Way Path 16
Pine Forest 13, Resurgens 10
Evangeline 10, Biloxoulaport 17
Atalanta 10, Huracan 10

Notes From the Abyss:

• Biloxoulaport hasn’t lost a game this season, and the resurgence of the Seabees is being pinned on their defensive line. National team participant Raibonne Charles said, “We had a disappointing go in year 38, and we just refuse to get rolled over anymore.

• Pine Forest, a pick to get dropped in the pre-season is surprising people with a ball control offense and rookie running back Donovan Haley, who has scored 7 touchdowns in 7 weeks.

• Way Path County fans are wondering which version of the Pioneers will show up from week to week after lost by 4 touchdowns for the second time this year, this time at Big Thicket. All their other games have been relatively close wins, so far.

• F.C. Atalanta: The Conquerors are off to a decent start, with the league’s second best defense and a passable running game in this, Franklin Chavez’s last year. Rumors out of the Hive say that the team may make the first purchase of a player from another team, saying that an offer for Pine Forest’s Hailey might be made for 6 Million Baht.

• Evangeline’s perseverance through the hard season opening which includes 5 out of 7 of their first games on the road, has led National Team QB Chris Chamesi to predict that big things may be on the way for the Seraphs. Quote the QB, “We played well at home, the only game we lost there was to the Seabees, and they’re killing it this year. I think that once we get back into the CajunDome, we’re going to be hard to stop.”

• Atalanta’s second team, the Senators are reportedly looking for new ownership after the government decided to divest themselves of both the Senators, and Soccer’s Federal Sport. A package deal including rights to play at Government Park for the next 20 years with the Government paying for an expansion to 71,000 Seats if attendance records are met will reportedly cost around 70 to 75 million Baht.

• Resurgens RB Randolph Crown has underperformed so far this season, leading to rumors that his leg which was injured in a basketball game last year may not be at 100%. Team doctors deny the rumors.

• Big Thicket’s Triple I attack shows that a return to the old school can pay dividends, as the Petrol Harbor Side have generated the most points on any team in the ANFL. Coach Shaun Oak has been lauded for his effort with the team which is average around 20 points a game, a high in the mainly defensive and running oriented league.

• Black Tide – No news reported.

• Lake St. Anthony supporters have something to cheer about as they beat Huracan for the first time ever in week 2. They’re currently in second place for the Egg Cup, an regional trophy decided between Huracan, Biloxoulaport, and Lake St. A.

• Northland Cannon Percy Marquis has announced his retirement effective after World Bowl 2, and the current season of the National League. The bruising Fullback was a staple of the Tar Hornet offense.

• Lighthouse power outage: Port Wentworth’s scored less than 10 points a game, a stat that has their manager Ezekiel Savannah on the hot seat. The board did give him a vote of confidence, but stated that the team needed to improve and soon.

• Panthers fighting hard against relegation.

• Huracan QB Erik Smythe should be back from a break to his throwing arm be week 11. The Tropicals have suffered without him, ending up just 2 points above the relegation zone. Fans say it’s far too early to worry about that, and the Tropicals will be back to full strength once their backfield is healthy.

• Aransas County – No news reported.

• Port Lange’s defense “Abyssmal” according to fans and the Petrol Observer. After a season where they survived due to a surprising offence, the Archers have returned to earth. Hard.

Arroza

19-07-2008, 21:10

Domestic Football League – Weeks 7-14

Week 8 Scores: 13 April, 40

Black Tide 14, Nova Lyon 7
F.C. Atalanta 14, Atalanta Senators 0 *
Way Path 21, Resurgens 22 *
Evangeline 9, Northland 9
Port Wentworth 6, Lake St. Anthony 7
Pine Forest 17, Huracan 20
Biloxoulaport 3, Port Lange 14
Aransas County 18, Big Thicket 17

Week 9 Scores: 20 April, 40
Off Week: No Games Played

Week 10 Scores:27 April, 40

Northland 3, Black Tide 14
Evangeline 3, F.C. Atalanta 10
Nova Lyon 17, Resurgens 3
Big Thicket 6, Biloxoulaport 3
Port Lange 0, Lake St. Anthony 20
Huracan 17, Aransas County 0
Pine Forest 7, Port Wentworth 3

Week 11 Scores: 4 May, 40

Biloxoulaport 17, Atalanta Senators 0
Evangeline 3, Lake St. Anthony 0
Port Lange 0, Northland 3
Huracan 37, Black Tide 6
Resurgens 20, Aransas County 21
Port Wentworth 27, Nova Lyon 20
F.C. Atalanta 23, Pine Forest 3

Week 12 Scores: 11 May, 40

Way Path 20, Atalanta Senators 3 *
F.C. Atalanta 10, Black Tide 6
Lake St. Anthony 16, Big Thicket 26
Aransas County 14, Pine Forest 20
Port Wentworth 10, Port Lange 17
Biloxoulaport 10, Huracan 7 *
Evangeline 20, Nova Lyon 10 *
Resurgens 14, Northland 20 *

Week 13 Scores: 18 May, 40

Black Tide 6, F.C. Atalanta 13
Nova Lyon 31, Way Path 20
Port Wentworth 11, Aransas County 11
Port Lange 16, Big Thicket 6
Biloxoulaport 10, Pine Forest 17
Lake St. Anthony 7, Huracan 10
Evangeline 17, Resurgens 3
Northland 3, Atalanta Sens. 0

Week 14 Scores: 25 May, 40

Pine Forest 13, Northland 10
Way Path 6, Port Wentworth 13
Atalanta Sens. 16, Aransas County 3
F.C. Atalanta 10, Port Lange 10
Lake St. Anthony 19, Black Tide 0
Evangeline 44, Big Thicket 10

Standings:

GP W L T PF PA PTS
Evangeline 13 9 3 1 198 120 28
Pine Forest 13 9 3 1 185 127 28
F.C. Atalanta 12 8 3 1 175 80 25
Biloxoulaport 12 7 3 2 141 111 23
Northland 12 6 5 1 121 127 19
Way Path 11 6 5 0 176 188 18
Lake St. A. 12 6 6 0 146 118 18
Huracan 12 5 5 2 172 148 17
Big Thicket 12 5 6 1 187 216 16
Black Tide 12 5 7 0 126 160 15
Port Wentworth 12 4 6 2 124 143 14
Atalanta Sens. 12 4 6 2 102 143 14
Resurgens 12 4 7 1 158 187 13
Port Lange 13 4 8 1 144 193 13
Nova Lyon 12 4 8 0 195 219 12
Aransas Co. 12 3 8 1 145 215 10

Arroza

28-07-2008, 15:15

Arrozan Federal Football Association – Weeks 14-21

Week 15 Scores: June 1, 40

Resurgens 19, Nova Lyon 10
Northland 0, F.C. Atalanta 6
Huracan 10, Port Lange 0
Aransas County 0, Biloxoulaport 17
Big Thicket 20, Port Wentworth 6
Pine Forest 10, Lake St. Anthony 31
Atalanta Senators 7, Black Tide 0
Way Path 24, Evangeline 7

Week 16 Scores: Off-Week to Celebrate Juneteenth / Independence Day

Week 17 Scores: June 15, 40

F.C. Atalanta 7, Resurgens 16
Black Tide 27, Way Path 17
Atalanta Senators 7, Evangeline 13
Nova Lyon 23, Northland 16
Port Lange 20, Pine Forest 7
Big Thicket 27, Huracan 16
Lake St. Anthony 16, Aransas County 21
Port Wentworth 10, Biloxoulaport 7

Week 18 Scores: June 22, 40

Resurgens 13, Big Thicket 10
Black Tide 26, Pine Forest 38
Port Lange 7, Evangeline 8
Northland 13, Aransas County 21
F.C. Atalanta 13, Port Wentworth 3
Nova Lyon 26, Huracan 16
Way Path 14, Biloxoulaport 23

Week 19 Scores: June 29, 40

Nova Lyon 3, Black Tide 13
F.C. Atalanta 27, Way Path 13
Atalanta Senators 14, Northland 20
Pine Forest 19, Big Thicket 23
Biloxoulaport 6, Lake St. Anthony 28
Huracan 6, Port Wentworth 7
Aransas County 24, Port Lange 6

Week 20 Scores: July 6, 40

Northland 21, Way Path 6
F.C. Atalanta 21, Nova Lyon 6
Resurgens 13, Evangeline 7
Black Tide 3, Atalanta Senators 0
Huracan 33, Pine Forest 7
Lake St. Anthony 0, Port Wentworth 0
Port Lange 0, Biloxoulaport 3
Big Thicket 34, Aransas County 30

Week 21 Scores: Off-Week (Prep for World Bowl Break.)

Standings:

GP W L T PF PA PTS
F.C. Atalanta 17 12 4 1 249 118 37
Evangeline 17 11 5 1 233 171 34
Biloxoulaport 17 10 5 2 197 163 32
Pine Forest 17 10 7 1 185 127 31
Big Thicket 17 9 7 1 301 300 28
Lake St. A. 16 8 7 1 221 155 25
Resurgens 16 8 7 1 158 187 25
Northland 17 8 8 1 191 197 25
Black Tide 17 8 9 0 195 225 24
Huracan 17 7 8 2 253 215 23
Way Path 16 7 9 0 250 293 21
Port Went. 17 6 8 3 150 189 21
Aransas Co. 17 6 10 1 241 301 19
Nova Lyon 17 6 11 0 263 304 18
Atalanta Sens. 16 5 9 2 130 179 17
Port Lange 18 5 12 1 177 245 16

Notes From the Abyss:

#1: F.C. Atalanta continues their late season dominance, their only loss in this quarter being the Second City Derby, against Resurgens.
#2: World Bowl starting QB Chris Chamesi looks to be in great shape, leading the Seraphs into a playoff position with 5 games left to play.
#3: Biloxoulaport’s defense is averaging a shocking 9 points allowed per game. I know this is a defensive league, but come on.
#4: Pine Forest continues to ride star running back Abe Chadwick’s legs to victory. But he can’t do it all, as evidenced by United 2-game losing streak.
#5: Big Thicket is the home of the best offense in the league, being the only team to score over 300 points. Unfortunately, they’ve also allowed 301 points. But with a game in hand, they can catch Pine Forest for the last playoff spot.
#6: Lake St. Anthony fans are on a high after crushing Provincial rival Biloxoulaport in a 28-6 game that was all one-way traffic.
#7: Resurgens has finally seemed to get it in gear, winning their last 4 games, and moving from 13th to 7th place in the process.
#8: Northland is the most balanced team in the league, with an exact .500 record.
#9: Black Tide – Things are excessively quite at Fisherman park, although the Tide have claimed that they are going to try to do massive scouting at World Bowl II.
#10: Huracan fans are disappointed in the way they feel that the team has dramatically underachieved after last year’s championship run. A formal protest will be held at team headquarters, 1 Casino Square, Huracan on Saturday at noon.
#11: Way Path Pioneer fans are blaming the failures of their team on a curse that local Waycross fan, and scapegoat Andrew Claxton placed on the team, after being banned from NorthRail Park after his activities in causing a fight during World Bowl I.
#12: Port Wentworth fans, on the otherhand are delighted to be in twelth, and basically out of the relegation discussion. Hopefully, they won’t be the only team from St. Simona in the league next year, with the probable promotion of Lincolnton.
#13: Aransas County – Bored. No news to report.
#14: Nova Lyon’s Panthers are another team that’ll be looking to expand their squad through international additions after World Bowl II. “ The newness of the sport, and the fact that a lot of countries don’t have leagues yet makes it a good place to recruit”, says scout Norman Avellano
#15: Don’t let the Senators’ 15th place ranking fool you. They’re one of the 4 teams that have only played 16 games so far, and have plenty of time to get out of the drop zone.
#16: Port Lange is the first, and only team to be mathematically eliminated from making the playoffs, with 6 weeks left to go in the season.

Taeshan

28-07-2008, 17:52

2nd Season Results
National Conference
Week 1
Gieron Spartans 46-11 MT. Reynea Thunder
Machrobat Miners 21-28 Taeshan City Lightning
Docktown Devils 11-14 Greenville Gators
Bayern Boyz 27-16 Laketown Pythons
Week 2
Gieron Spartans 36-0 Machrobat Miners
Mt. Reynea Thunder 21-9 Taeshan City Lightning
Docktown Devils 21-49 Bayern Boys
Greenville Gators 21-13 Laktown Pythons
Week 3
Gieron Spartans 36-12 Taeshan City Lightning
Mt. Reynea Thunder 31-29 Machrobat Miners
Docktown Devils 31-40 Laketown Pythons
Greenville Gators 21-17 Bayern Boyz
Week 4
Gieron Spartans 21-3 Docktown Devils
Mt. Reynea Thunder 21-24 Greenville Gators
Machrobat Miners 17-35 Bayern Boyz
Taeshan City Lightning 21-6 Laketown Pythons
Week 5
Gieron Spartans 25-14 Greenville Gators
Mt. Reynea Thunder 26-13 Docktown Devils
Macrobat Miners 17-38 Laketown Pythons
Taeshan City Lightning 11-49 Bayern Boyz
Week 6
Gieron Spartans 27-30 Bayern Boys
Greenville Gators 14-30 Taeshan City Lightning
Mt. Reynea Thunder 14-3 Laketown Pythons
Docktown Devils 21-19 Machrobat Miners
Week 7
Gieron Spartans 63-21 Laketown Pythons
Docktown Devils 30-43 Taeshan City Lightning
Greenville Gators 40-16 Machrobat Miners
Mt. Reynea Thunder 31-17 Bayern Boys

Standings
Gieron Spartans 6-1
Mt. Reynea Thunder 5-2
Grenville Gators 5-2
Bayern Boys 5-2
Taeshan City Lightning 4-3
Laketown Pythons 2-5
Docktown Devils 1-6
Machrobat Miners 0-7

Playoffs
Gieron Spartans 21-0 Bayern Boyz
Mt Reynea Thunder 21-16 Greenville Gators

Natioanl Confrence Championship
Gieron Spartans 31-17 Mt. Reynea Thunder

Machrobat Demoted

Taeshan Conference
Standings
Wiechester Wonders 7-0
Fadron Falcons 6-1
X Island Avengers 5-2
Atlantea Flyers 4-3
Ying Jing Force 3-4
Capetown Crocodiles 2-5
Los Riosa Kings 1-6
Pariot Pirates 0-7 Demoted

Playoffs
Wiechester 41-0 Atlantea
Fadron 31-7 X Island

Taeshan Conference Championship
Wiechester 36-19 Fadron

3rd Place Leagues
Mt Reynea Thunder 36-13 Fadron Falcons

Championship
Wiechester Wonders 13-6 Gieron Spartans

League 2

National Conference
Mierton Minutemen 7-0 Promoted
Tintown Tigers 6-1
Crashew Pride 5-2
Ojian Blazers 4-3
Yaton attack 3-4
Norton Knights 2-5
Dodgeville Bulls 1-6
Reynea Rats 0-7

Taeshan Conference
Blacklake Blue Eagles 7-0 Promoted
The Cracken Cool 6-1
Chinchinhua Cheetahs 5-2
Atlantea Arrows 4-3
Ying Jing Yappers 3-4
Diebert Demons 2-5
Loachen Lakeeaters 1-6
Loudon Lochers 0-7

Arroza

18-08-2008, 18:47

Year 40, Report 4 (Final Weeks and Standings)
Week 22
Port Wentworth 7, Evangeline 10
Lake St. Anthony 16, Atalanta Sens. 24
Way Path 22, Huracan 21
Big Thicket 3, Northland 0
Port Lange 0, Black Tide 7
Aransas County 13, F.C. Atalanta 22
Biloxoulaport 13, Resurgens 6

Week 23
Way Path 20, Nova Lyon 17
Northland 23, Resurrgens 17
Atalanta Sens. 0, F.C. Atalanta 10
Evangeline 7, Black Tide 0
Port Wentworth 26, Pine Forest 13
Lake St. Anthony 7, Port Lange 3
Aransas County 12, Huracan 7
Biloxoulaport 21, Big Thicket 17

Week 24
F.C. Atalanta 7, Evangeline 13
Nova Lyon 14, Atalanta Sens. 10
Black Tide 12, Northland 16
Resurgens 28, Way Path 6
Huracan 10, Biloxoulaport 26
Pine Forest 17, Aransas County 9
Big Thicket 10, Lake St. Anthony 9
Port Lange 3, Port Wentworth 14

Week 25
Evangeline 14, Pine Forest 6
F.C. Atalanta 10, Big Thicket 17
Way Path 10, Lake St. Anthony 17
Black Tide 16, Port Wentworth 7
Atalanta Sens. 0, Port Lange 0
Huracan 13, Resurgens 6
Aransas County 10, Nova Lyon 24

Week 26
Black Tide 10, Aransas County 20
Northland 13, Biloxoulaport 0
Port Wentworth 3, Atalanta Sens. 3
Lake St. Anthony 20, Resurgens 17
Nova Lyon 6, Big Thicket 7
Pine Forest 16, Way Path 17

Week 27
Atalanta Senators 3, Resurgens 13
Evangeline 13, Waypath 10
Nova Lyon 10, Lake St. Anthony 13
Biloxoulaport 17, F.C. Atalanta 0
Northland 6, Huracan 7

Final Standings Table
http://img95.imageshack.us/img95/6185/40fianlstandingsdt9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

The following Playoff Matches are set to decide who will win the League.
(4) Big Thicket Cavalry @ (1) Evangeline Seraphs
(3) F.C. Atalanta @ (2) Biloxoulaport Seabees

The following teams will be Demoted to the First Division.
North Conference: Atalanta Senators
South Conference: Port Lange Archers

The Following Teams will be promoted from the First Division.
North Conference: Gold Spring Stallions
South Conference: Farragut Torpedoes

The following team awards have been handed out.
Northern Express Trophy (North Conference Winners) : Evangeline Seraphs
Oceanside Medal (South Conference Winners) : Biloxoulaport Seabees
Capitol and Resurgens Cup (Interregional Competition) : F.C. Atalanta
The Yellow Rose of Eastex (Interregional Competition) : Big Thicket Cavalry
The Egg Bowl (Interregional Competition) : Lake St. Anthony Blues
CompassBank Far North Bowl (Interregional Competition) : Evangeline Seraphs
Forward March! (Best Offense): Big Thicket Cavalry
We Don’t Give an Inch (Best Defense): F.C. Atalanta
Blown Away (Worst Pt. Differential): Port Lange Archers
Steve Spurrier Memorial Trophy (Best Pt. Differential): F.C. Atalanta
4 Periods Is Enough, Thanks (Least Ties): Black Tide F.C.
Why yes, I Do Like My Sister (Most Ties): Port Wentworth Pilots

Arroza

23-08-2008, 21:27

Arroza Football League: Playoff and Cup Season Update

AFL Playoffs:

Evangeline Seraphs 7, Big Thicket Cavalry 6
Biloxoulaport Seabees 13, F.C. Atalanta 0

Final @ The Hive, Atalanta:
Evangeline Seraphs 19, Biloxoulaport Seabees 17

Winners, Season 40: Evangeline Seraphs.

Freeedman, and Immigrant Realty League Cup.
First Round

(1) Biloxoulaport Seabees 21, (32)Evangeline Celtic 3
(16)Pine Forest United 10, (17)Tensaw Blue Wave 7
(8) Way Path Pioneers 27, (25)Queen’s Bay Boomers 17
(9) Nova Lyon Panthers 16, (24)Calcassieu Cajuns 17
(4) Resurgens Flames 3, (29)Sam Houston Oilers 26
(13) Farragut Torpedoes 16, (20)Port Lange Archers 10
(5) Lake St. Anthony Blues 27, (28)Oxford Golden Eagles 6
(12) Gold Spring Stallions 17, (21)Atalanta Senators 3
(2) F.C. Atalanta 6, (31)Arkegas All-Blacks 9
(15)Big Thicket Cavalry 10, (18)Aransas County Stars 9
(7)Port Wentworth Pilots 11, (26)Escambia Flyers 10
(10)Black Tide F.C. 20, (23)Sabine Longhorns 0
(3)Evangeline Seraphs 16, (30)Whoopee Tomahawks 14
(14)Lincolnton Suns 26, (19)Laredo Bucks 14
(6)Huracan Tropicals 31, (27)Petrol City Energy 20
(11)Northland Cannons 10, (22)Portside Admirals 0

Second Round:

(1) Biloxoulaport Seabees 13, (16)Pine Forest United 0
(8) Way Path Pioneers 23, (24)Calcassieu Cajuns 0
(29)Sam Houston Oilers 6, (13) Farragut Torpedoes 10
(5) Lake St. Anthony Blues 9, (12) Gold Spring Stallions 7
(31)Arkegas All-Blacks 3, (15)Big Thicket Cavalry 13
(7)Port Wentworth Pilots 11, (10)Black Tide F.C. 10
(3)Evangeline Seraphs 6, (14)Lincolnton Suns 20
(6)Huracan Tropicals 13, (11)Northland Cannons 7

Quarter Finals:

(1) Biloxoulaport Seabees 0, (8) Way Path Pioneers 10
(13) Farragut Torpedoes 21, (5) Lake St. Anthony Blues 3
(15)Big Thicket Cavalry 20, (7)Port Wentworth Pilots 7
(14)Lincolnton Suns 13, (6)Huracan Tropicals 14

Semi-Finals:
(8) Way Path Pioneers 16, (13) Farragut Torpedoes 17
(15)Big Thicket Cavalry 27, (6)Huracan Tropicals 30

Finale:
(13) Farragut Torpedoes 27, (6) Huracan Tropicals 6

Winners of the Inaugural Freedman and Immigrant Realty Cup:
Farragut Torpedoes

Qazox

25-08-2008, 06:57

Newmanistan

25-08-2008, 08:34

Newmanistan

25-08-2008, 08:57

CONCLUSION OF THE SEASON I BEGAN TRACKING A LONG TIME AGO

Eastern W L GB vs DIV
Tundra Falls 12 4 0 6-0
Loudon 10 6 1 5-1
Hastings 10 6 1 4-2
Hampton 8 8 3 2-4
Daytopia 5 11 1 0-6
Brighton 3 13 5 1-5

Northern W L GB vs DIV
Dover City 11 5 0 3-3
Southport 10 6 1 4-2
Pocono City 8 8 2 4-2
Stroudsbourg 7 9 1 4-2
Thumbria Bay 6 10 5 1-5
Concord City 4 12 3 2-4

Central W L GB vs DIV
South Tier 13 3 0 5-1
South Charlotte 11 5 2 4-2
Centralia 11 5 2 3-3
Portsmouth 9 7 4 3-3
North Charlotte 7 9 6 2-4
Rushville 4 12 9 1-5

Western W L GB vs DIV
Springfield 13 3 0 5-1
Seminole Bay 8 8 5 4-2
Olympia 8 8 5 2-4
Putnam Lake 5 11 8 3-3
Fairfield City 5 11 8 3-3
Riverside 4 12 9 1-5

PLAYOFFS:
EASTERN CONFERENCE:
(1) Tundra Falls, (2) Dover City- BYE
(6) Pocono City vs (3) Loudon - Loudon 34, Pocono City 10
(5) Southport vs (4) Hastings - Southport 48, Hastings 27

(5) Southport vs (1) Tundra Falls- Southport 40, Tundra Falls 34- OT
(3) Loudon vs (2) Dover City- Loudon 20, Dover City 16

(5) Southport vs (3) Loudon- Southport 27, Loudon 21
WESTERN CONFERENCE:
(1) South Tier, (2) Springfield- BYE
(6) Seminole Bay vs (3) South Charlotte- South Charlotte 41, Seminole Bay 13
(5) Portsmouth vs (4) Centralia- Centralia 13, Portsmouth 7

(4) Centralia vs (1) South Tier- South Tier 31, Centralia 16
(3) South Charlotte vs (2) Springfield- Springfield 41, South Charlotte 30

(2) Springfield vs (1) South Tier- Springfield 38, South Tier 33

EMPIRE BOWL 41 - Southport vs Springfield

FINAL- Springfield 44, Southport 34

Southport is denied their 3rd Empire Bowl title in four years. For Springfield, it is their first Empire Bowl championship since Empire Bowl 21, and their fourth in franchise history.

Qazox

13-09-2008, 06:13

Due to the unsual scheduling difficulties posed by 8 teams and a 10-game season, the QAG decided to expand once again, before the 5th season begins. The two teams joining the league, as voted on by the 8 current owners are:

Joehio Hawks
Logo:
http://www.logoserver.com/college/HuntingdonHawks.GIF

Pika City Pioneers
Logo:http://www.logoserver.com/football/WBSPioneers5.GIF

The League will split into 2 divisions of 5 teams, with each team facing every team in the division twice, and the following inter-divisional games:

E1 vs. W1 and W2
E2 vs. W2 and W3
E3 vs. W3 and W1
E4 vs. W4 and W5
E5 vs. W4 and W5
W1 vs. E1 and E3
W2 vs. E1 and E2
W3 vs. E2 and E3
W4 vs. E4 and E5
W5 vs. E4 and E5

The Divisional Setup (the Schedule in each division to be determined by the 1937 records, The Joehio/Pika City schedule to be determined by coin flip.)
EAST DIVSION
Qazox City
Rockport
Bruxen
San Guano
SaxerVilla

WEST DIVISION
Fromburg
Lake Porter City
Lorax City
Joehio
Pika City

The 2 division winners will meet in the newly-created Oxen Bowl for the title.

Qazox Association of Gridball 1937 Season (season 4)
Weeks one thru three results.

WEEK ONE SCORES
San Guano @ Lorax City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
San Guano 7 14 7 10 38 (1-0)
Lorax City 3 3 7 14 27 (0-1)

In the first meeting of, and first games for the expansion teams; San Guano jumped out to an early 21-3 lead and cruised to their first ever victory.

Rockport @ SaxerVilla
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 8 17 3 3 31 (1-0)
SaxerVilla 3 6 0 0 9 (0-1)

Recap:
After last season's injury filled campaign, Rockport looks to be a power once again, crushing the Saints, behind Reed Halpern's 189 yds rushing and 3 TD's.

Qazox City @ Bruxen
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 7 3 0 6 16 (0-1)
Bruxen 3 6 3 11 23 (1-0)

Recap:
The Bulls score a TD with 45 seconds left and hold off Qazox City in a game marred by 28 penalties, 14 by each team.

Fromburg @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 0 0 7 3 10 (1-0)
LPC 0 3 0 6 9 (0-1)

Recap:
In a downpour that caused the game's start to be delayed 45 minutes, the defending champions are knocked off on a last minute FG.

WEEK TWO SCORES
Qazox City @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 0 3 3 3 9 (0-2)
SaxerVilla 3 3 0 7 13 (1-1)
Recap:
The Saints gain 467 yds of offense compared to Qazox City's 192, but have to rally late to win at home.

San Guano @ Bruxen

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
San Guano 7 0 3 7 17 (2-0)
Bruxen 7 0 0 3 10 (1-1)

Recap:
The Pirates steal an victory in the final minute, as a Pass interference call against the Bulls sets up Allan Marois' 43-yd TD pass as time expires to stun Bruxen

Lorax City @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Lorax City 0 7 7 6 20 (0-2)
LPC 14 10 3 7 34 (1-1)
Recap:
The Salmon gain 318 yds on the ground and cruise to the win, while Lorax City's defense continues to struggle.

Rockport @ Fromburg
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 10 3 0 7 20 (2-0)
Fromburg 0 7 8 0 15 (1-1)
The first meeting this year between the two rivals sees Rockport hold off 2 Fromburg 1st-and-goals in the final 5 minutes, improving the Ravens to 2-0 on the young season.

WEEK THREE
SaxerVilla @ San Guano
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 7 0 3 0 10 (1-2)
San Guano 6 3 3 6 18 (3-0)

Recap:
The Pirates continue their stunning sucess, winning their home opener behind 6 FG's by Hank Jensen, which ties the QAG record. SaxerVilla's Greg Dannen was picked off 4 times, leading to 4 of those FG's.

Fromburg @ Qazox City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 6 0 3 5 14 (1-2)
Qazox 0 14 7 3 24 (1-2)
Recap:
The Eagles win thier home opener behind 2 TD's from Charles Hanneford and a late INT, setting up a late FG, just minutes after Fromburg recorded a safety to close the gap to 7.

Lorax City @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Lorax City 0 6 8 0 14 (0-3)
Rockport 17 3 7 3 30 (3-0)
Recap:
Rockport forces 3 Gladiators turnovers in the first quarter, leading to 17 points, as the Ravens keep pace with suprising San Guano, sending Lorax City to its 3rd loss in the early season.

Bruxen @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 7 7 3 3 20 (2-1)
LPC 3 11 3 0 17 (1-2)
Recap:
A 50yd FG as Time expires by Frank Bourne, gives the Bulls the victory, as the defending champs lose for the 2nd time at home, before setting off on a stretch that will see tham play 5 of the last 7 on the road.

Arroza

13-09-2008, 08:47

(ooc: I just have to stick my 2 cents worth in here. THERE IS NO RELEGATION IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL! :mad::mad: It's almost driving me crazy seeing football/Soccer style leagues, when American football definately is not set up for that type of league. Call me a bit of a purist, but please can you guys stop the relegation/Promotion? )

Everywhere is different. Taking people to task for relegating people in their American Football leagues would be similar to yelling at someone for not relegating in soccer leagues. Besides, no one can fall through the bottom unless they go broke, and it's a good way to set up teams for story lines, as I should start doing with scouting/recruiting players for Arroza Internacionale.

Also: I never posted logos for teams, but I think I have that same logo for the Way Path Pioneers in my domestic league.
<checks>
http://img170.imageshack.us/img170/8188/waypathpioneerssb2.png
Nope, different logo from the same team.

Qazox

11-10-2008, 06:26

(ooc: I know it's been a while, but I've been busy, Tour de Qazox, WCoH 7, Oxen Cup 8....)

Qazox Association of Gridball 1937 Season (season 4)
Weeks 4 thru 6 results.

WEEK FOUR SCORES
Rockport @San Guano
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 2 10 3 3 18 (4-0)
San Guano 7 0 9 0 16 (3-1)

Recap:
In a matchup of the last 2 unbeatens, Rockport took early control of the QFL with a 54-yd FG as time expired, sending San Guano to its first ever loss. A 1st quarter safety on a blocked punt was the difference.

Lorax City @ Qazox City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Lorax City 7 3 0 0 10 (0-4)
Qazox 8 8 0 3 19 (2-2)

Recap:
A rather dull game as both teams had trouble moving the ball in the 2nd half as a late thunderstorm turned the field into a quagmire. Qazox City's Charles Hanneford tied a QAG record, by running for two 2-pt conversions in the game.

Bruxen @ Fromburg
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 14 7 7 7 35 (3-1)
Fromburg 0 3 6 10 19 (2-2)

Recap:
The Bulls romp to an early 21-0 lead and cruise to the win. Bruxen's Mark Birch runs for 4 TD's, tying a team record.

Lake Porter City @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 10 6 0 0 13 (1-3)
SaxerVilla 0 0 14 3 17 (2-2)

Recap:
In a tale of 2 halves, LPC gains 256 yds in the 1st half, holding the Saints to 40 yds and had a 13-0 lead. In the second, SaxerVilla gains 280 yds to the Salmon' 34 and win 17-13.

WEEK FIVE SCORES
San Guano @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
San Guano 7 3 7 10 27 (3-2)
Fromburg 7 10 7 7 31 (3-2)
Recap:
795 yards of offense between the two teams and a last minute goal line stand by Fromburg send the Pirates to their 2nd straight loss; while the Falcons win their first home game of the season.

SaxerVilla @ Lorax City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 3 3 0 7 13 (2-2-1)
Lorax City 0 7 0 6 13 (0-4-1)

Recap:
The first tie in almost 2 seasons as both teams miss FG in the final 3 minutes of the 4th and OT. The Gladiators get their first non-loss in franchise history.

Lake Porter City @ Qazox City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 14 10 3 7 30 (2-3)
Qazox 0 3 3 3 19 (2-3)
Recap:
The Salmon force 5 turnovers which lead to 20 points as they cruise the victory. Qazox City's Charles Hanneford fumbled 4 times and threw a late INT, setting a new QAG record with 5 turnovers in one game.

Bruxen @ Rockport
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 7 0 0 3 10 (3-2)
Rockport 0 7 17 0 24 (5-0)

Rockport starts 5-0 for the 2nd time in 3 seasons, with a 17 point outburst in the 3rd quarter, started by a 85 yd-punt return for a TD by Rookie Erik Percival.

WEEK SIX
SaxerVilla @ Bruxen
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 3 13 3 3 22 (2-3-1)
Bruxen 16 7 6 3 32 (4-2)

Recap:
A wild first half as each team scored on its first 4 possessions, but defense held the second half, as the Bulls hold on to win their first home game in a month.

Qazox City @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 17 8 0 6 31 (3-3)
Rockport 3 7 7 3 20 (5-1)

Recap:
The Eagles level their record at 3-3 with the stunning win on the road. A week after losing 5 turnovers, Qazox City benefits from 3 1st half Ravens fumbles, jumping out to a 25-3 lead at one point.

Fromburg @ Lorax City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 3 7 0 0 10 (3-3)
Lorax City 7 14 10 6 37 (1-4-1)

Recap:
The Galdiators win their first game by blowing out Fromburg, who were held to just 113 yards of offense. Lorax City's rookie RB, Hugh Lobel, runs for 157 yards and 3 TDs in the romp.

San Guano @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
San Guano 7 7 3 3 20 (3-3)
LPC 3 7 7 7 24 (3-3)
Recap:
The defending QAG Champs score a TD on a 34 yd pass on 4th and 6 by David Westly to Tyrone Ciesla with 17 seconds left sending the Pirates to their 3rd straight loss.

Dancougar

11-10-2008, 09:11

(ooc: I just have to stick my 2 cents worth in here. THERE IS NO RELEGATION IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL! :mad::mad: It's almost driving me crazy seeing football/Soccer style leagues, when American football definately is not set up for that type of league. Call me a bit of a purist, but please can you guys stop the relegation/Promotion? )

I don't see why not. There are several divisions of NCAA college football, and while it's rare, schools can move up and down the pyramid as they grow or contract programs. It's not exactly merit-based like a traditional promotion/relegation system, but it's been done with varying degrees of success. So now we take it one step further!

Qazox

12-10-2008, 07:17

I don't see why not. There are several divisions of NCAA college football, and while it's rare, schools can move up and down the pyramid as they grow or contract programs. It's not exactly merit-based like a traditional promotion/relegation system, but it's been done with varying degrees of success. So now we take it one step further!

That is true, But I'm a traditionalist when it comes to FOOTBALL, either one.
(Drives me Crazy that MLS doesn't have relegation/promotion. I for one would like to see the Rochester Raging Rhinos or Montreal Impact be promoted while RedBull$#!t NY or Real Salt Lake is relegated.)

Rennidan

12-10-2008, 19:33

MONEY INJECTION

REALLY NOW, it's a bit obvious this would have happened eventually. With the Brute's death-or-glory resurrection of gridiron in Rennidan, the time is ripe for the corporate lot to start throwing money about to set up something that can draw a stable income.

So now, one of Rennidan's richest companies, RenniBooze, has injected one hundred million Golden Crowns into a small government run scheme to set up a domestic league. It's been kept under wraps since the finish of the second World Bowl, but now, they have revealed the list of teams that will be playing. Considering Rennidan's reputation in gridiron as a hardcore lot, the league will no doubt attract attention from all over the world. The league will be named after Rennidan's short lived competition 'The Elite Invitational'.

RenniBooze has announced that, whilst they look to become the forerunners of American Football in Rennidan, they are in no way trying to encroach on the Brute's international status and, as such, will not be putting players up for the next World Bowl.

It seems then, for now, the Brutes are here to stay.

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LAAAADIIIES AND GENTLEMEN. WEEEELLLCOME TO THE UNVEILING OF THE ELITE INVITATIONAL TEAMS.

For this new league, the EI has gone with a two-division, four-conference, four-teams-in-each gig, copying America's NFL system.

Rennidan has been split in two for the division, labelled East Rennidan Divison (ERD) and West Rennidan Division (WRD).

Conferences will follow the usual compass-point system, I.E WRD South, ERD East.

And the team's themselves? Well...

WEST RENNIDAN DIVISION

Rennida City Cavaliers
Wessex Warriors
Firtos Panthers
Moorside Pirates

Newtun Devils
Lengton Marauders
Swensi Dolphins
Lenworth Ghouls

Litmor Chiefs
Leafton Blues
Olligoo Nomads
Ferrysworth Daggers

Old Heckleton Sharks
Olearn Guardians
Messeltoff Monkeys
Prits Glory

RIVALRIES TO LOOK OUT FOR:
Swensi Dolphins (East) v Old Heckleton Sharks (West)
Moorside Pirates (North) v Lengton Marauders (East)
Olligoo Nomads (South) v Litmor Chiefs (South)
Newtun Devils (East) v Lenworth Ghouls (East)
Rennida City Cavaliers (North) v Olearn Guardians (West)

EAST RENNIDAN DIVISION

Ulii Bears
Newtown Miners
Jilton Jaguars
Puiton Soarers

Hudsworth Heroes
Menington Kings
Livworth Mountaineers
Gylswit Giants

Oldtown Oracles
Dentwidth Mammoths
Illip Fire
Haile Hitmen

Industrial District Deadmen
Tylo Hawks
Harbourside Hulks
Elia Rams

RIVALRIES TO LOOK OUT FOR:
Newtown Miners (North) v Livworth Mountaineers (East)
Hudsworth Heroes (East) v Oldtown Oracles (South)
Ulii Bears (North) v Jilton Jaguars (North)
Menington Kings (East) v Industrial District Deadmen (West)
Tylo Hawks (West) v Elia Rams (West)

The draft will be happening in a month’s time, and universities across Rennidan are kicking into gear to get their players noticed. But it's not just the Rennidanian players that are looking to get noticed. Players across the world will no doubt perk up at the chance of being able to play in the newest league to hit the sport, as well as play in a country with so much history intertwined with the game we know as gridiron.

(Got any players that would be interested in playing in a foreign domestic league? Send me a TG with their name, position and what team you’d want them to be in, and who knows, they might become a star player, eh?)

Newmanistan

12-11-2008, 14:57

Results of Season 42:

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Eastern W L GB vs DIV
Tundra Falls 11 5 0 8-2
Loudon 11 5 0 8-2
Hampton 11 5 0 6-4
Hastings 7 9 4 3-7
Daytopia 6 10 5 3-7
Brighton 2 14 9 2-8

Northern W L GB vs DIV
Southport 13 3 0 8-2
Pocono City 10 6 3 7-3
Concord City 8 8 5 5-5
Thumbria Bay 8 8 5 4-6
Dover City 7 9 6 5-5
Stroudsbourg 2 14 11 1-9

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Central W L GB vs DIV
South Tier 13 3 0 9-1
Centralia 10 6 3 6-4
South Charlotte 7 9 6 5-5
North Charlotte 7 9 6 4-6
Rushville 6 10 7 3-7
Portsmouth 4 12 9 3-7

Western W L GB vs DIV
Springfield 12 4 0 7-3
Putnam Lake 9 7 3 6-4
Olympia 8 8 4 5-5
Fairfield City 8 8 4 4-6
Riverside 7 9 5 3-7
Seminole Bay 5 11 7 5-5

Division Winners in Green
Wild Cards in Blue

The three-way tie in the Eastern Division was decided as so: Tundra Falls was 3-1 in the H2H meets, Loudon 2-2, and Hampton 1-3.

Concord City-Thumbria Bay tiebreak for the 6th seed in the east decided on their divisional record (1-1 H2H)

Playoffs:

EASTERN CONFERENCE
(1) Southport, (2) Tundra Falls- Bye
(6) Concord City at (3) Loudon- Loudon 34, Concord City 16
(5) Pocono City at (4) Hampton- Pocono City 27, Hampton 23

(5) Pocono City at (1) Southport- Southport 41, Pocono City 20
(3) Loudon at (2) Tundra Falls- Loudon 23, Tundra Falls 16

(3) Loudon at (1) Southport- Loudon 24, Southport 20
(Note: Southport defeated Loudon in this very game the previous season)

WESTERN CONFERENCE
(1) South Tier, (2) Springfield- Bye
(6) Fairfield City at (3) Centralia- Fairfield City 16, Centralia 13 (OT)
(5) Olympia at (4) Putnam Lake- Olympia 20, Putnam Lake 3

(6) Fairfield City at (1) South Tier- South Tier 45, Fairfield City 34
(5) Olympia at (2) Springfield- Olympia 17, Springfield 10

(5) Olympia vs (1) South Tier- South Tier 20, Olympia 16

EMPIRE BOWL 42- Loudon Leopards (11-5) vs South Tier Seagulls (13-3)– Loudon handed South Tier one of their 3 losses, on Matchday 11, 24-21.
- A win by South Tier would be their second Empire Bowl Championship, the first one some 40 years ago, in Empire Bowl 2.
– Loudon, in contrast, has won more Empire Bowls then anyone, and this would be their 7th; which would add to that record. Their last triumph was in Empire Bowl 36.

FINAL- South Tier 38, Loudon 24

The 40 year drought is over in South Tier!!!!!!!!!

Following the Empire Bowl, the Empress announced that the league will expand for the upcoming season. No further details were provided at that time.

Qazox

28-11-2008, 07:20

(ooc: I know it's been a while, but I've been busy, with other tourneys, but this will be finished, i promise!)

Qazox Association of Gridball 1937 Season (season 4)
Weeks 7 thru 10 results; final standings; and 1938 Draft order

WEEK SEVEN SCORES
Qazox City @ San Guano
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 3 10 6 10 29 (4-3)
San Guano 7 10 3 0 20 (3-4)

Recap:
San Guano loses its 4th straight game after a 3-0 start, as Qazox City's Mathew Houchens runs back a INT for a TD in the waning minutes, sealing the victory.

Lorax City @ Bruxen
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Lorax City 7 6 3 3 19 (2-4-1)
Bruxen 0 3 15 0 18 (4-3)

Recap:
Lorax City wins back-to-back games, on a last second FG by Kicker Ted Holmes as Bruxen fails to capitalize on 3 Gladiators' turnovers in the 2nd half.

Fromburg @ SaxerVilla
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 14 7 10 8 39 (3-4)
SaxerVilla 7 14 14 7 42 (3-3-1)

Recap:
A wild one in SaxerVilla as Greg Dannen sets 2 new QAG records throwing for 484 yards and 6 TD's as the Saints hold on to win and even their record at 3-3-1.

Rockport @ Lake Porter City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Rockport 0 10 3 3 16 (5-2)
LPC 10 3 7 0 20 (4-3)

Recap:
The Salmon send the Ravens to their 2nd straight loss and tightens up the battle for the QAG title.

WEEK EIGHT SCORES
San Guano @ SaxerVilla

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
San Guano 7 3 7 3 20 (3-5)
SaxerVilla 3 10 7 3 23 (4-3-1)
Recap:
San Guano loses its 5th straight and are eliminated from the QAG title, this time on a last minute FG by the Saints, who have inserted themselves into the thick of the title chase.

Rockport @ Lorax City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL
Rockport 7 7 10 0 0 24 (5-3)
Lorax City 3 7 7 7 6 30 (3-4-1)

Recap:
Rockport loses its third straight after the opening kickoff of Overtime is run back 91 yards by Hugh Lobel, as the Gladiators win their third straight game.

Qazox City @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Qazox 0 10 10 6 26 (5-3)
Fromburg 3 7 8 6 24 (3-5)
Recap:
Fromburg scores a TD in the final minute to pull within 2, but fails on both the 2-pt conversion and the ensuing onsides kick as the Eagles win their third consecutive game, pulling into a first place tie atop the standings.

LPC @ Bruxen
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 0 0 0 16 16 (4-4)
Bruxen 7 6 6 0 19 (5-3)

Burxen holds off a late rally by the defending champions and forges a 3-way tie atop the standings. Rookie Jamie Mazzeo rushed for 189 yards and 2 TD's for the Bulls, in only his 2nd start of the season.

WEEK NINE SCORES
Lorax City @ San Guano

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Lorax City 0 7 0 0 7 (3-5-1)
San Guano 0 8 0 3 11 (4-5)
Recap:
Unlike their first meeting, a 38-27 shoot-out, snow and a wind-chill of 10 degrees kept the scores almost as low, as San Guano snapped their 5 game losing streak, and the winning streak of their fellow expansion mates.

SaxerVilla @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 3 0 0 0 3 (4-4-1)
Rockport 0 3 10 3 16 (6-3)

Recap:
The Ravens snap their losing skid and keep alive a chance at a 3rd title in 4 seasons, as they end any hopes for the Saints to get a title, as Greg Dannen uncharacteristically threw 4 INTs.

Lake Porter City @ Fromburg

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 3 0 3 7 13 (4-5)
Fromburg 7 10 3 7 27 (4-5)
Recap:
The Falcons knock the defending champions out of contention after jumping out to an 20-3 lead before a late Frank Vallens TD sealed the deal.

Bruxen @ Qazox City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 7 0 3 0 10 (5-4)
Qazox 0 7 3 3 13 (6-3)

In a battle of 2 of the 3 co-leaders atop the league standings, the Eagles emerge victorious after the Bulls fail to convert a 4th and 1 at the 40 yard line in the final minute of the game.

WEEK TEN SCORES
SaxerVilla @ Qazox City
SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
SaxerVilla 0 8 7 3 18 (5-4-1)
Qazox 7 3 3 0 13 (6-4)

Recap:
The Saints temporarily but the Eagles title hopes on hold, as Adam Politt intercepted Charles Hanneford in the endzone with just over 4 minutes left. But the Eagles win the QAG title, after hearing of Rockport's loss, and they had a better record than either Rockport or Bruxen in the H2H meetings.

Fromburg @ Rockport

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Fromburg 13 3 3 0 19 (5-5)
Rockport 0 0 7 0 7 (6-4)

Recap:
The Ravens just needed a win after hearing of Qazox City's loss earlier in the day to clinch the title, but the Falcons ran out to an 16-0 lead at the half, and the Ravens just couldn't muster enough offense in the rain to recover from the early deficit.

Lake Porter City @ Lorax City

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
LPC 14 7 3 7 24 (4-6)
Lorax City 0 10 10 6 26 (4-5-1)

Recap:
The Gladiators' Ted Holmes kicks 4 FGs, the last a game-winning 48 yarder as time expired, as Lake Porter City blew a 21-0 lead and wasted 378 yards passing from David Westly.

Bruxen @ San Guano

SCORES 1 2 3 4 FINAL
Bruxen 17 3 10 3 33 (6-4)
San Guano 7 7 3 3 20 (4-6)

Recap:
Bruxen, behind a team record 242 yards rushing from Jamie Mazzeo, clinched a share of the title, but due to tiebreakers, finished offically 3rd in the standings.

FINAL SEASON STANDINGS
Qazox 6-4-0 .600
Rockport 6-4-0 .600
Bruxen 6-4-0 .600
SaxerVilla 5-4-1 .550
Fromburg 5-5-0 .500
Lorax City 4-5-1 .450
L. P. City 4-6-0 .400
San Guano 4-6-0 .400

*Qazox City wins title based on H2H record amongst the 3 teams (2-1::1-1::1-2).
**Rockport 2nd based on same criteria as above.
***Lake Porter City 7th based on H2H vs. San Guano

In a coin flip to determine both thier schedules and the #1 pick, Joehio won the toss and will have the #1 pick, and the 4th place schedule; while Pika City will have the #2 pick and the 5th place schedule. As with Lorax City and San Guano last season, the two teams will alternate picks in each round. Due to Bruxen and Rockport spliting their games last year, a coin-flip ws used to determine the #8 pick, with Bruxen winning the toss. Bruxen will get the 8th pick in the 1st and 3rd rounds, while Rockport gets the 8th pick of the 2nd round.

1938 DRAFT ORDER:
ROUND ONE:
1- Joehio
2- Pika City
3- Fromburg (from San Guano, completion of last year's trade)
4- Lake Porter City
5- Lorax City
6- Fromburg
7- Saxervilla
8- Bruxen
9- Rockport
10- Qazox City
ROUND TWO:
11- Pika City
12- Joehio
13- San Guano
14- Lake Porter City
15- Lorax City
16- Fromburg
17- Saxervilla
18- Rockport
19- Bruxen
20- Qazox City
ROUND THREE:
21- Joehio
22- Pika City
23- San Guano
24- Lake Porter City
25- Lorax City
26- Fromburg
27- Saxervilla
28- Bruxen
29- Rockport
30- Qazox City

Qazox

28-11-2008, 08:30

QAG 1937 Leaders

SEASON STATS
OFFENSE (Individual)
Passing Yards: Charles Hanneford QB (SaxerVilla) 2,439 yds.
Rushing Yards: Jason Evans RB (Lake Porter City) 1,217 yds.
Receiving Yards: Mathew Cottrill (rookie) WR (Fromburg) 899 yds.
Passing TD's: David Westly (Lake Porter City) 19 TD's
Rushing TD's: Frank Vallens RB (SaxerVilla) 12 TD's
Receiving TD's: (tie) Mathew Cottrill (rookie) WR (Fromburg), Tony Aster WR (SaxerVilla), Brian Savoy (San Guano) 8 TD's

OFFENSE (Team)
Passing Yards: SaxerVilla 3,119 yds.
Rushing Yards: Lake Porter City 1,745 yds.
Passing TD's: SaxerVilla: 26 TD's
Rushing TD's: (tied) Bruxen and Lake Porter City: 20 TD's
Total Offense (Passing + Rushing): Bruxen 4,293 yds.
Fewest turnovers: Fromburg 10 (4 Fum, 6 INT)
Most Turnovers: Lorax City 27 (8 Fum, 19 INT)

DEFENSE (Individual)
Sacks: (tied) Nelson Hamric (rookie) DT (Rockport), Allan Dimov DE (Lake Porter City) and Kurt Burchill (rookie) DE (Qazox City)- 7.0 Sacks
Forced Fumbles: Jason Middleton MLB (Rockport)- 8 FF
Fumbles Recovered: (tied) Middleton (Rockport) and DE Richie Sola (Qazox City)- 4 Fumble Rec.
Interceptions: (tied) Micheal Ericssen CB (San Guano) and Issac Haynes CB (SaxerVilla)- 7 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt): 4 players tied with 2 each
Def. TD's: 7 players tied with 1 TD each.

DEFENSE (Team)
Sacks: Rockport- 25.0 sacks
Forced Fumbles: Rockport- 10 FF
Fumble Recoveries: Qazox City- 9 FRec
Interceptions: San Guano- 17 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt) Fromburg- 5 BK (2 FG, 1 PAT, 2 Punt)
Def. TD's: 7 teams tied with 1 each
Fewest Forced Turnovers: Lorax City- 12 (4 FRec, 8 INT)
Most Forced Turnovers: (tied) San Guano and Qazox City- 23 (SG: 6 FRec, 17 INT; QC: 9 FRec, 14 INT)
Best Turnover Ratio: San Guano- +11 (23 def/12 off)
Worst Turnover ratio: Lorax City -15 (12 def/27 off)

SPECIAL TEAMS
Best FG% (tie): Ted Holmes K (Lorax City) and Hank Jensen (San Guano)- 21/23 91.3%
Best Punt Average (min 10 punts): Harold Fiennes P (Lake Porter City)- 47.5 yds.
Best Kickoff Return Average (min 5 Ret) WR David Fahey (San Guano)- 24.8 yds.
Best Punt Return Average (min 5 Ret) CB Clayton Brisson (SaxerVilla)- 18.1 yds.
Best Team 2-pt conversion %: Rockport- 3/3 100.0% (Bruxen had most with [5 of 7] 71.4%)

LONGEST PLAYS
Longest Pass: Allan Marois (rookie) QB to (San Guano) to David Fahey WR (San Guano)- 87 yds (TD)
Longest Rush: Reed Halpern RB (Rockport)- 86 yds (TD)
Longest FG: (tie) Tryone Chase K (Lake Porter City) and Brian Johnson K (Rockport)- 54 yds
Longest Punt: Lyle Withik P (Lorax City)- 87 yds
Longest Kickoff Return: Hugh Lobel FS (Lorax City)- 91 yds (TD)
Longest Punt Return: Erik Percival WR (Rockport)- 85 yds (TD)
Longest Fumble Return: Richie Sola DE (Qazox City)- 37 yds (TD)
Longest Interception return: Adam Politt SS (SaxerVilla)- 66 yds
Longest Blocked Kick return: Allan Dimov DE (Lake Porter City)- 48 yds

AWARDS
Offensive Player of the Year: Jason Evans RB (Lake Porter City)- 1,217 yds rushing, 478 yds rec., 559 return yds, 2254 total yards; 15 TD's (11 rushing, 3 recieving, 1 punt return).
Defensive Player of the Year: Jason Middleton MLB (Rockport)- 120 tackles, 5.0 sacks, 8FF, 4 FRec, 2 INT.
Coach of the Year: Paul Pasquale (Bruxen)
Offensive Rookie of the Year: Mathew Cottrill WR (Fromburg)- 899 yds rec., 117 yds rushing, 623 return yards; 10 TD's (8 Rec, 1 rush, 1 KO Return)
Defensive Rookie of the Year: Kurt Burchill DE (Qazox City)- 83 tackles, 7.0 sacks, 5 FF, 2 FRec, 1 BK.
(Note: Offensive and Defensive rookies of the Year must be below 23 years of age by the beginning of the season.)

1938 DRAFT
ROUND ONE:
1- Joehio- Jason Thomas RB (Porter College)
2- Pika City- Brian O'Shannon QB (Pika State University)
3- Fromburg (from San Guano)- Davis Johnson DT (Bruxen State University)
4- Lake Porter City- Ryan Branson WR (Porter College)
5- Lorax City- Anthony Ua DT (Joehio State University)
6- Fromburg- Kevin Mahale CB (University of Qazox)
7- Saxervilla- Travis Vaughn RB (University of Qazox-Pika City)
8- Bruxen- William Cobb OT (University of Fromburg)
9- Rockport- Paul Pasquale, Jr. QB (Bruxen State University)
10- Qazox City- Nathan Marques OT (Rockport State University)

ROUND TWO:
11- Qazox City (from Pika City)- Eric Jones OG (Rockport State University)
12- Joehio- Daniel Davis DE (Goran Oxfield University)
13- San Guano- Tyrone Fowler DT (Joehio University of Technology)
14- Lake Porter City- Victor Hansen CB (Bruxen State University)
15- Lorax City- Sean Davis CB (University of Qazox-Pika City)
16- Fromburg- Christian Moses DE (University of Gila-Iguana)
17- Saxervilla- Issac Fremont CB (University of Graverville)
18- Rockport- Charles Raheed WR (Bruxen State University)
19- San Guano (from Bruxen)- Peter Yarbourgh DE (University of Fromburg)
20- Bruxen (from Qazox City via Pika City and San Guano)- Greg White WR (Bruxen State University)

ROUND THREE:
21- Joehio- Mason Barnes OT (Joehio State University)
22- Bruxen (from San Guano via Pika City)- Lawrence Healy RB (Bruxen State University)
23- Pika City (from San Guano)- Harold Bani C (University of Qazox-Pika City)
24- Lake Porter City- Charles Whitmore SS (University of Qazox-Pika City)
25- Lorax City- Oliver Asten WR (Gothika State University)
26- Fromburg- Brian Reed CB (Porter College)
27- Saxervilla- Francis Jones DT (University of Qazox-Pika City)
28- Bruxen- Mark Paulsen ILB (University of Qazox-Pika City)
29- Rockport- Wesley Barnes DT (Porter College)
30- Pika City (from Qazox City)- QB David Alworth (Porter College)

DRAFT DAY TRADES:

San Guano trades its 1st round pick (#3) to Fromburg in completion of 1937 draft-day trade for Vic Alworth LOLB.
Qazox City trades its 2nd and 3rd round picks (#20 and #30) and a 3rd round pick in 1939 to Pika City for Pika City's 2nd Round Pick (#11).
Pika City Trades its 2nd round pick via Qazox City (#20) and 3rd round pick (#22) to San Guano for San Guano's 3rd round pick (#23) and SS Mark Caller.
Bruxen trades its 2nd round pick (#19) to San Guano for San Guano's 2nd round (#20) and 3rd round (#22) picks.

Qazox

08-03-2009, 06:32

BUMPAGE (been a bit)

Norwellia

22-03-2009, 01:23

NGL results coming soon. Posting to subscribe for now.

Norwellia

22-03-2009, 02:43

Here are your NGL results as promised, with week-by-week scores, commentary on pivotal games and standings reports every three weeks. The NGL is a 12-team, 10-game league with two divisions and no interdivision play. The top three teams from each conference make the playoffs; the top team in each division takes the first week off as six teams dream of Grid Bowl glory.

Week 1

Western Division

Diogenes Scholars 34-9 Kropotkin Packers
Leninberg Reds 13-6 Oceanview Vikings
Forest Glen Bears 13-3 Red River Chiefs

Eastern Division

Durdenheim Chessmasters 40-9 Murray Grove Racers
Bookchin Hammers 32-6 Stirner Rebels
Winston Capitals 38-6 Catalonia Heroica

Week 2

Western Division

Forest Glen Bears 26-7 Diogenes Scholars
Kropotkin Packers 7-43 Leninberg Reds
Oceanview Vikings 13-10 Red River Chiefs

Eastern Division

Winston Capitals 17-10 Durdenheim Chessmasters
Murray Grove Racers 28-7 Bookchin Hammers
Stirner Rebels 37-30 Catalonia Heroica

Week 3

Western Division

Diogenes Scholars 13-27 Oceanview Vikings
Leninberg Reds 23-0 Red River Chiefs
Forest Glen Bears 44-6 Kropotkin Packers

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Forest Glen Bears 3 3 0 0 83 16 67 6
2 Leninberg Reds 3 3 0 0 79 13 66 6
3 Oceanview Vikings 3 2 0 1 46 36 10 4
4 Diogenes Scholars 3 1 0 2 54 62 -8 2
5 Red River Chiefs 3 0 0 3 13 49 -36 0
6 Kropotkin Packers 3 0 0 3 22 121 -99 0

Eastern Division

Durdenheim Chessmasters 26-3 Stirner Rebels
Bookchin Hammers 20-17 Catalonia Heroica
Winston Capitals 16-29 Murray Grove Racers

This Week: Durdenheim overtook Winston on points differential with a drubbing of the Rebels at home while the Caps lost their home game. Four Eastern Division teams are tied for the top spot at 2-1.

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Durdenheim Chessmasters 3 2 0 1 76 29 47 4
2 Winston Capitals 3 2 0 1 71 45 26 4
3 Bookchin Hammers 3 2 0 1 59 51 8 4
4 Murray Grove Racers 3 2 0 1 66 63 3 4
5 Stirner Rebels 3 1 0 2 46 88 -42 2
6 Catalonia Heroica 3 0 0 3 53 95 -42 0

Week 4

Western Division

Leninberg Reds 47-32 Diogenes Scholars
Oceanview Vikings 44-14 Forest Glen Bears
Kropotkin Packers 20-17 Red River Chiefs

This Week: The Reds take advantage of Forest Glen's blowout loss on the West Coast to become the last team with a perfect record. They also become the first team to open up an uncontested division lead, with their 4-0 record.

Eastern Division

Bookchin Hammers 9-10 Durdenheim Chessmasters
Stirner Rebels 20-40 Winston Capitals
Murray Grove Racers 13-30 Catalonia Heroica

This Week: The Chessmasters and the Capitals finally cut the first-place tie in half, separating from Bookchin and Murray Grove. Catalonia Heroica wins its first game.

Week 5

Western Division

Diogenes Scholars 13-7 Red River Chiefs
Leninberg Reds 10-7 Forest Glen Bears
Oceanview Vikings 24-10 Kropotkin Packers

This Week: Leninberg ekes out a nail-biter against the Bears with a last-second field goal to remain the only team in the league with a perfect 5-0 record. The ties for #2 and #4 are broken, but the order of the standings remains the same.

Eastern Division

Durdenheim Chessmasters 23-21 Catalonia Heroica
Bookchin Hammers 20-10 Winston Capitals
Stirner Rebels 27-24 Murray Grove Racers

This Week: Catalonia Heroica, having only separated itself from the bottom floor for a week, fails its valiant fourth-quarter comeback bid to fall back into 6th place. The Chessmasters become the second team in league history to open up an uncontested division lead, taking advantage of a Winston loss in Bookchin.

Week 6

Western Division

Kropotkin Packers 9-10 Diogenes Scholars
Oceanview Vikings 6-13 Leninberg Reds
Red River Chiefs 13-9 Forest Glen Bears

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Leninberg Reds 6 6 0 0 149 58 91 12
2 Oceanview Vikings 6 4 0 2 120 73 47 8
3 Forest Glen Bears 6 3 0 3 113 83 30 6
4 Diogenes Scholars 6 3 0 3 109 125 -16 6
5 Red River Chiefs 6 1 0 5 50 91 -41 2
6 Kropotkin Packers 6 1 0 5 61 172 -111 2

This Week: The once-perfect Bears lose their third game in a row when the Chiefs attack sacks QB Peter Lango an astounding six times, while the Reds defense keeps the Vikings to two field goals at Norwellia's only internationally-rated multi-code football stadium.

Eastern Division

Murray Grove Racers 3-27 Durdenheim Chessmasters
Stirner Rebels 13-23 Bookchin Hammers
Catalonia Heroica 17-31 Winston Capitals

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Durdenheim Chessmasters 6 5 0 1 136 62 74 10
2 Winston Capitals 6 4 0 2 152 102 50 8
3 Bookchin Hammers 6 4 0 2 111 84 27 8
4 Murray Grove Racers 6 2 0 4 106 147 -41 4
5 Stirner Rebels 6 2 0 4 106 175 -69 4
6 Catalonia Heroica 6 1 0 5 121 162 -41 2

This Week: The Racers have the worst losing streak in the division after dropping three in a row.

Week 7

Western Division

Diogenes Scholars 10-43 Forest Glen Bears
Leninberg Reds 26-3 Kropotkin Packers
Red River Chiefs 9-0 Oceanview Vikings

This Week: Forest Glen's passing attack runs a clinic in Diogenes, using the Scholars' swiss-cheese defense to move into a tie for second place with slipping Oceanview. The Reds are three weeks away from a perfect season, while Diogenes, Red River and Kropotkin are all mathematically eliminated from the division lead.

Eastern Division

Durdenheim Chessmasters 17-6 Winston Capitals
Bookchin Hammers 38-9 Murray Grove Racers
Catalonia Heroica 35-6 Stirner Rebels

This Week: While the Chessmasters sit in the throne, a total shakeup occurs throughout the rest of the table: the Hammers take over Murray Grove's seat at #2 while Catalonia's Jekyll & Hyde offense finally shines at the right time, giving them the #4 spot for the first time and pushing the Caps and Rebels down below them. Still, all three bottom teams are mathematically eliminated from the division title, but are still playoff-eligible.

Week 8

Western Division

Oceanview Vikings 16-27 Diogenes Scholars
Red River Chiefs 0-6 Leninberg Reds
Kropotkin Packers 20-27 Forest Glen Bears

This Week: Leninberg clinched the division title and a first-week playoff bye with a snoozer at the riverside, while the Packers are eliminated from playoff contention in a heartbreaker at home.

Eastern Division

Stirner Rebels 27-12 Durdenheim Chessmasters
Catalonia Heroica 19-27 Bookchin Hammers
Murray Grove Racers 20-22 Winston Capitals

This Week: Bookchin moves into a tie for first with just two games left to play in the regular season, while the Racers and Catalonia Heroica are mathematically eliminated from playoff contention.

Week 9

Western Division

Diogenes Scholars 10-13 Leninberg Reds
Forest Glen Bears 26-0 Oceanview Vikings
Red River Chiefs 0-10 Kropotkin Packers

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Leninberg Reds 9 9 0 0 194 71 123 18
2 Forest Glen Bears 9 6 0 3 209 113 96 12
3 Oceanview Vikings 9 4 0 5 136 135 1 8
4 Diogenes Scholars 9 4 0 5 156 197 -41 8
5 Red River Chiefs 9 2 0 7 59 107 -48 4
6 Kropotkin Packers 9 2 0 7 94 225 -131 4

This Week: Leninberg breathes a sigh of relief after outwitting the Scholars to keep their perfect season alive; the Chiefs are mathematically eliminated from playoff contention by an improbable shutout at home; Forest Glen's rout of the Vikings in farmland clinches homefield advantage in the first playoff game and keeps the #3 seed ambiguous with one game to go.

Eastern Division

Durdenheim Chessmasters 20-0 Bookchin Hammers
Winston Capitals 40-9 Stirner Rebels
Catalonia Heroica 14-10 Murray Grove Racers

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Durdenheim Chessmasters 9 7 0 2 185 95 90 14
2 Winston Capitals 9 6 0 3 220 148 72 12
3 Bookchin Hammers 9 6 0 3 176 132 44 12
4 Catalonia Heroica 9 3 0 6 189 205 -16 6
5 Stirner Rebels 9 3 0 6 148 262 -114 6
6 Murray Grove Racers 9 2 0 7 145 221 -76 4

This Week: A blowout in the nation's capital officially eliminates Stirner from the playoff hunt and ties Winston for second place with Bookchin, who they'll face in a home game in the last week of the season. Playoff drama is sure to ensue!

The Last Game! Put your rally caps on!

Western Division

Red River Chiefs 13-20 Diogenes Scholars
Forest Glen Bears 23-9 Leninberg Reds
Kropotkin Packers 20-10 Oceanview Vikings

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Leninberg Reds 10 9 0 1 203 94 109 18
2 Forest Glen Bears 10 7 0 3 232 122 110 14
3 Diogenes Scholars 10 5 0 5 176 210 -34 10
4 Oceanview Vikings 10 4 0 6 146 155 -9 8
5 Kropotkin Packers 10 3 0 7 114 235 -121 6
6 Red River Chiefs 10 2 0 8 72 127 -55 4

This Week: The Reds finally lose in a shocking upset in Norwellia's agriculture capital, as Diogenes takes advantage of Kropotkin QB Marlene Mosley's sudden return to form by stealing Oceanview's seat at the playoff table. The Scholars hope for some playoff magic as the traveling underdogs.

Eastern Division

Catalonia Heroica 21-18 Durdenheim Chessmasters
Winston Capitals 13-17 Bookchin Hammers
Murray Grove Racers 16-20 Stirner Rebels

Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Durdenheim Chessmasters 10 7 0 3 203 116 87 14
2 Bookchin Hammers 10 7 0 3 193 145 48 14
3 Winston Capitals 10 6 0 4 233 165 68 12
4 Catalonia Heroica 10 4 0 6 210 223 -13 8
5 Stirner Rebels 10 4 0 6 168 278 -110 8
6 Murray Grove Racers 10 2 0 8 161 241 -80 4

This Week: Durdenheim takes the top seed in the East despite a shocking upset in the heart of Spanish Norwellia; Capitals fans walk home with their heads hung low after a diving touchdown by Hammers halfback Lisa Rogers sticks them firmly in third place. Anything could happen in the playoffs after this tight of a finish!

Fun facts from the 2008 season:

Highest Scoring Game
League - Leninberg Reds 47-32 Diogenes Scholars, Week 4
East - Stirner Rebels 37-30 Catalonia Heroica, Week 2

Largest Margin of Victory
League - Forest Glen Bears 44-6 Kropotkin Packers, Week 3
East - Winston Capitals 38-6 Catalonia Heroica, Week 1
Away - Kropotkin Packers 7-43 Leninberg Reds, Week 2
Away, East - Murray Grove Racers 3-27 Durdenheim Chessmasters, Week 6

Best Record
Leninberg Reds, Western Division, 9-1

Best Offense
Winston Capitals, 233 points
West - Forest Glen Bears, 232 points

Worst Offense
Red River Chiefs, 72 points
East - Murray Grove Racers, 161 points

Best Defense
Leninberg Reds, 94 points allowed
East - Durdenheim Chessmasters, 116 points allowed

Stay tuned for Grid Bowl coverage as soon as the fat lady sings!

Norwellia

22-03-2009, 03:46

Are you ready for some gridball?!

The Grid Bowl Playoffs are HERE!

Week 1

Western Division Playoff

Forest Glen Bears 20 - 7 Diogenes Scholars

This Week: Forest Glen routed Diogenes at home and away during the regular season, and their playoff bout is no different. A magical season for underdog Diogenes blows away in like so much dust in the wind as the Bears, favored from the beginning to win the Grid Bowl, prepare for a bigger challenge in Leninberg next week. The regular season series between the Bears and the Reds was tied, each team winning at home.

Eastern Division

Bookchin Hammers 16-10 Winston Capitals

This Week: Capitals quarterback Jose Alexander falls apart in the two-minute drill, throwing an interception to Bookchin free safety Kathleen Luiso that effectively ends Winston's roller-coaster ride of a season. Bookchin will meet the Chessmasters in Durdenheim next week; their tied position in the standings would suggest that it will be close, but the Chessmasters beat the Hammers in both season meetings and shut them out twice, outscoring them 29-0.

Week 2

Western Division Championship

Leninberg Reds 20-24 Forest Glen Bears

This Week: Forest Glen kicked the playoff drama into high gear in a wild game with five lead changes. Trailing 20-17 with a minute and a half to go, Bears QB Peter Lango marched his offense up the field and handed off to fullback Damian Mager at the four yard line. Mager was called "The Unstoppable Force" in last week's Sporting Weekly and proved why as Leninberg watched the homefield advantage they'd worked so hard for slip through their fingers. Masters of a perfect season three weeks ago, the Reds now trudge through a field of broken dreams, wiping mud off their faces and preparing to watch the Grid Bowl from their living rooms--the last place they wanted to be on Grid Bowl Sunday.

Eastern Division Championship

Durdenheim Chessmasters 21-6 Bookchin Hammers

This Week: Durdenheim OLB Ray Danley was too much for Hammers quarterback Drew Nothstine; "Thunder Thighs" Danley sacked him four times and pushed him into numerous bad throws, two of which were intercepted. The Chessmasters took a leisurely pace, confident of their lead from the moment they returned the opening kickoff 82 yards for a touchdown. Let's hope next year's Eastern Division Championship is more interesting.

In next week's Grid Bowl, the Bears of Forest Glen will face the Chessmasters of Durdenheim in an epic battle between the usurper of the West and the undisputed master of the East. Durdenheim has conquered their division with ease, but Forest Glen carry the momentum with a six-game winning streak dating all the way back to Week 6.

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The big day is finally here, folks. Welcome to brand new UVEW Stadium in scenic Oceanview, recently donated by the folks at United Video Equipment Workers, Local 278, in anticipation of the qualifying rounds of World Cup 46, to be christened with the sporting event of a lifetime, the first of many Norwellian Grid Bowls. Fasten your seatbelts, this is going to be one for the history books!

The Forest Glen Bears, hailing from deep in rural Heartland, are corn-fed bruisers with an emphasis on their well-rounded offensive attack. They like to use the run early to open up the play-action pass, which Peter Lango pulls off with such skill that even the cameraman gets fooled sometimes. Lango is responsible for a lot of jerky footage this year and a lot of flat-footed defensive backs. They come into this game with a record of 9-3 and a six-game winning streak.

The Durdenheim Chessmasters, from beautiful suburban Winston, employ a more conservative style, using a spread formation and creative blocking schemes to open up defenses for the inside run. They play a basic Cover 2 defense anchored by outside linebacker Ray "Thunder Thighs" Danley, who recorded four sacks against the Hammers last week. Danley is always a threat to blitz and his timing of opponent snap counts is impeccable. Durdenheim comes into this game with a record of 8-3 and suffered a stunning upset in Catalonia in Week 10.

Here it is, your moment of zen:

Forest Glen Bears 14-20 Durdenheim Chessmasters

Congratulations Durdenheim on a dream season and a piece of gridball history!

Norwellia

22-03-2009, 11:08

OOC

While I'm here, I thought I'd run my domestic league ranking system up the flagpole and see if anyone salutes.

For the first season, like I do with all of my leagues in the first season, I randomly generated rank and style points for each team in the league.

Now that I have data to go off of, I've created a more nuanced ranking system:

First, I tabulate each team's record for the whole season, including the playoffs.

Then, I toss Points (as in, standings points, 2 for win, 1 for draw) out the window and use win percentage, since this is American football and that's what we do.

Next, I multiply everyone's win percentage by 100 to get their rank base.

Then I take the team with the highest base (in this case, Leninberg at 81.818181 etc.) and subtract that from 100 (to get 18.181818 etc.), then take that number and divide it by their points differential (in this case, 105) to get K, the PD/Rank coefficient (0.17316).

Finally, I multiply K by the points differential of each team and then add this number to their base rank, then round up; then I use a random number generator going from -10 to 10 to modify their rank, simulating the little things that go on each offseason that change how the team fares next year.

Any thoughts?

Norwellia

22-03-2009, 13:57

(ooc: I just have to stick my 2 cents worth in here. THERE IS NO RELEGATION IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL! It's almost driving me crazy seeing football/Soccer style leagues, when American football definately is not set up for that type of league. Call me a bit of a purist, but please can you guys stop the relegation/Promotion? )

I know this is old, but I have to answer this because I'm an American and a Chargers fan and I'm going to put promotion and relegation in my gridball league. The only reason there's no relegation in the NFL is because there's no relegation in American sports, period--it's not the sport itself, but the structure of major league sports in our country, that prevents such a system from being feasible. Our Major League Soccer doesn't have relegation either, after all.

I'm going to have promotion and relegation in my league partly because I think it's a cool idea for team sports in general and partly because I don't want to see the same bottom-feeders stinking up the league year after year. Gotta keep the thing fresh, ya know?

If you want to model your baseball, football and basketball leagues after American leagues, and your soccer, rugby and cricket (or whatever) leagues after European leagues, so be it. But your way isn't the only way, and it'll be good for your blood pressure to relax and enjoy the variety.

Norwellia

29-03-2009, 02:22

Bumpity. It's rainbows all the way down, so I thought if I gave this thing a little shove, hopefully we could get some more leagues in here.

Also, I know it might irritate the purists, but I think this would be more fun for many of us if there were more international competition involved--namely, a sort of Champions' League for American-football teams. I know, I know, it's crazy, but NS is a fantasy world where we get to do whatever we want, so why not, right? What do y'all think?

Newmanistan

03-05-2009, 17:43

EMPIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Pos Eastern W L T GB vs DIV
1 Tundra Falls 13 3 0 0 8-2 DC
2 Loudon 12 4 0 1 7-3 WC
3 Daytopia 8 8 0 5 6-4 WC
4 Brighton 8 8 0 5 5-5
5 Hampton 4 12 0 9 3-7
6 Hastings 4 12 0 9 1-9

Pos Northern W L T GB vs DIV
1 Southport 13 3 0 0 8-2 DC
2 Pocono City 10 6 0 3 6-4 WC
3 Thumbria Bay 9 7 0 4 5-5 WC
4 Dover City 8 8 0 5 6-4
5 Stroudsbourg 7 9 0 6 3-7
6 Concord City 4 12 0 9 2-8

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Pos Central W L T GB vs DIV
1 South Tier 15 1 0 0 10-0 DC
2 North Charlotte 10 6 0 5 6-4 WC
3 South Charlotte 8 8 0 7 5-5 WC
4 Centralia 6 10 0 9 4-6
5 Portsmouth 6 10 0 9 4-6
6 Rushville 2 14 0 13 1-9

Pos Western W L T GB vs DIV
1 Olympia 12 4 0 0 8-2 DC
2 Springfield 12 4 0 0 7-3 WC
3 Putnam Lake 6 10 0 6 5-5 WC
4 Fairfield City 6 10 0 6 4-6
5 Seminole Bay 5 11 0 7 3-7
6 Riverside 4 12 0 8 3-7

Notes: In the East, Daytopia and Dover City cleared Brighton due to better divisional record. Daytopia had an H2H win over Dover City.

In the West, Putnam Lake gets the final Wild Card due to better divisional record.

EASTERN CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS:
Bye: (1) Southport, (2) Tundra Falls
(6) Daytopia at (3) Loudon- Loudon 27, Daytopia 13
(5) Thumbria Bay at (4) Pocono City-Thumbria Bay 30, Pocono City 21

(5) Thumbria Bay at (1) Southport- Southport 38, Thumbria Bay 10
(3) Loudon at (2) Tundra Falls- Tundra Falls 24, Loudon 23

(2) Tundra Falls at (1) Southport- Tundra Falls 27, Southport 16

WESTERN CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS:
Bye: (1) South Tier, (2) Olympia
(6) Putnam Lake at (3) Springfield- Springfield 24, Putnam Lake 6
(5) South Charlotte at (4) North Charlotte- North Charlotte 20, South Charlotte 17 (OT)

(5) South Charlotte at (1) South Tier- South Tier 31, South Charlotte 7
(3) Springfield at (2) Olympia- Olympia 16, Springfield 14

(2) Olympia at (1) South Tier- Olympia 37, South Tier 31 (OT)

EMPIRE BOWL 43- Olympia vs Tundra Falls @ Tundra Falls Proving Grounds

(Note: The Empire Bowl is ALWAYS HELD at the Tundra Falls Proving Grounds regardless of teams involved).

Final- Tundra Falls 27, Olympia 17- This is the 6th Empire Bowl Championship for Tundra Falls, tying them with Loudon for hte most overall. The Mariners also won Empire Bowls 6, 11, 25, 37, and 40.

Qazox

22-05-2009, 05:30

The QAG will be back soonish!

Qazox

22-05-2009, 07:01

1954 QAG season

Season Results (http://wikistates.outwardhosting.com/wiki/1954_QAG)

AWARDS:
Off POY: David Westly QB (Lake Porter City)- 1,923 yds Passing, 245 rush yds, 17 rec. yds, 18 TD passes, 2 TD rush, 1 TD rec.
Def POY: Jason Middleton MLB (Rockport) (2nd award)- 113 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 6FF, 1 FRec, 4 INT.
Coach of the Year: Harvey Schigg (Qazox City) (9-2-0)
Off ROY: Travis Vaughn RB (SaxerVilla)- 556 yds rushing, 221 yds rec., 4 TDs rushing.
Def ROY: Davis Johnson DT (Fromburg)- 71 tackles, 7.5 Sacks, 2 Frec.

INDIVIDUAL STATS
OFFENSE

Passing Yards: Charles Hanneford QB (SaxerVilla) 2,544 yds.
Rushing Yards: Jason Evans RB (Lake Porter City) 1,096 yds.
Receiving Yards: Adam Langehorn WR (SaxerVilla) 886 yds.
Passing TD's: David Westly (Lake Porter City) and Mike Gregory (San Guano) 18 TD's
Rushing TD's: Vince Retasma (Pika City) 11 TD's
Receiving TD's: (tie) Tony Aster WR (SaxerVilla), Brian Savoy (San Guano) 10 TD's (ties QAG record)

DEFENSE

Sacks: Davis Johnson (rookie) DT (Fromburg)- 7.5 Sacks
Forced Fumbles: Jason Middleton MLB (Rockport)- 6 FF
Fumbles Recovered: 8 players with 2 Fum. Rec. each.
Interceptions: Brian Geffen (Lorax City) 6 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt): 11 players tied with 1 each.
Def. TD's: 6 players tied with 1 TD each.

SPECIAL TEAMS

Best FG%: Hank Jensen (San Guano)- 21/21 100.0%
Best Punt Average (min 10 punts): Sean Hayden P (Joehio)- 45.8 yds.
Best Kickoff Return Average (min 5 Ret) SS Sean Seza (Lorax City)- 21.7 yds.
Best Punt Return Average (min 5 Ret) CB Clayton Brisson (SaxerVilla)- 14.4 yds.

TEAM STATS
OFFENSE

Passing Yards: SaxerVilla 3,232 yds.
Rushing Yards: Rockport 1,864 yds.
Passing TD's: Lake Porter City: 27 TD's
Rushing TD's: Pika City: 15 TD's
Total Offense (Passing + Rushing): Bruxen 4,293 yds.
Fewest Turnovers: Fromburg 8 (6 Fum, 2 INT)
Most Turnovers: Joehio 29 (7 Fum, 22 INT)
Best Turnover Ratio: Qazox City- +13 (22 def/9 off)
Worst Turnover ratio: Joehio -18 (11 def/29 off)
Best Team 2-pt conversion %: Rockport- 5/5 100.0%

DEFENSE

Sacks: Fromburg- 22.5 sacks
Forced Fumbles: Joehio- 14 FF
Fumble Recoveries: San Guano- 8 FRec
Interceptions: Lorax City- 16 INT
Blocked Kicks (EP, FG or Punt) (tied) Bruxen and Rockport- 3 blocked kicks
Def. TD's: 6 teams tied with 1 each
Fewest Forced Turnovers: Joehio- 11 (7 FRec, 4 INT)
Most Forced Turnovers: Qazox City- 22 (7 FRec, 15 INT)

1955 Draft Order:
(Note: Lorax City and San Guano had identical records, and did not play each other, Lorax City won the coin toss and will select before San Guano in rounds 1 and 3.)
ROUND ONE:

Pika City
Joehio
Bruxen
Lorax City
San Guano
SaxerVilla
Fromburg
Rockport
Lake Porter City
Qazox City

ROUND TWO:

Pika City
Joehio
Bruxen
San Guano
Lorax City
SaxerVilla
Fromburg
Rockport
Lake Porter City
Qazox City

ROUND THREE:

Pika City
Joehio
Bruxen
Lorax City
San Guano
SaxerVilla
Fromburg
Rockport
Lake Porter City
Pika City (from Qazox City for completion of 1954 trade)

The Draft results will be posted next week.

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