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NationStates Gridiron Championship VI
Hockey Canada

Welcome everyone to the 6th edition of the Nationstates Gridiron Championship!

Stadiums:

Name: Landsdowne Stadium
Capacity: 54,000
Year Built: 1999
Team: Vancouver Falcons
City: Vancouver
Bio: Very good and dependable stadium, teams will appear to be in the lap of luxury in the changerooms which feature restaurants, bars and spas.


Name: Tomasz Field
Capacity: 33,500
Year Built: 1971
Team: Spartak Yanir
City: Cebeuq
Bio: The smallest stadium in Pro Football in Hockey Canada, Tomasz Field has alot of history in it. The oldest pro field in Hockey Canada- players are honoured to play on the field where glorious wins and losses have come.

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Name: Greater Marine Stadium
Capacity: 59,000
Year Built: 1997
Team: Greater Marines
City: Anadyr
Bio: The large stands on the west side have quality service. Refreshments and other goods are personally brought to fans as they enjoy two teams fight for the win.

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Name: Irkutsk Palace
Capacity: 74,000
Year Built: 2002
Team: Irkutsk Wanderers
City: Irkutsk
Bio: Irkutsk of the Hockey Canadian Beer league share this field. State-of-the-art makes this a great spot to host both quarter finals and semi final matches.

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Name: North Pole Field
Capacity: 100,000
Year Built: 2004
Team: North Pole Whalers
City: Otnorot
Bio: The most glorious stadium in Hockey Canada to date, finalists will enjoy playing in front of a sold out crowd of 100,000 people. The winner will be carried off in snowy glory, the loser blown away like the snow in a blizzard.
Note: Championship will be hosted here.

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Groups:

Group 1

Turori
New Montreal States
Euroslavia
Gondeau
Fmjphoenix

Group 2

Cockbill Street
Krytenia
Lovisa
Adam Island
Clavis

Group 3

Vilita
Hockey Canada
West Pacific
Yafor 2
Poohgump

Group 4

Oliverry
Bettia
BlueTiger
Elrich
The Velkyan Union

Group 5

Kaze Progressa
Tonissia
The Candrian Empire
East Lithuania
Milchama

Scores will begin monday. The RP-bonus will be World Cup style meaning each RP contributes towards your next game as well as the stats you have chosen for offence and defence. Good Luck to all teams! More will be explained on post-round robin tournement monday.

KAZE PROGRESSA - depth chart
(Names listed first are first choices, names listed second are second choices, etc. Obviously players may have to leave the field for injury or exhaustion so the first choices may not always be on the field. Player tendencies as per Madden are also shown, for RP guidance)

OFFENSE
QB: Arista Jatuyi [Pocket], Quaza Quimtaji [Scrambling], Kahu Muthalo [Pocket]
HB: Mert Minajato [Power], Nutijina Jaevil [Speed], Hautia Myiat [Balanced]
FB: Aejrak Crickrat [Blocking]
WR: Titajo Katzariz [Speed], Woti Mavala [Possession], Eauam Miaykos [Balanced], Lotipoz Kajrana [Balanced], Lotipoz Jarasan [Speed]
TE: Mert Mujaisek [Receiving], Arista Yuzaglin [Blocking], Kahu Jatilek [Blocking]
LT: Gargag Kuvni [Run Blocking], Faiwe Itianmo [Pass Blocking]
LG: Purm Vurat [Run Blocking], Snotula Totapo [Balanced]
C: Yateri Latpoa [Run Blocking], Taitota Patoipi [Pass Blocking]
RG: Tiatozo Ovara [Pass Blocking], Viarka Kauzo [Pass Blocking]
RT: Matia Otazo [Balanced], Quaza Riati [Run Blocking]

DEFENSE
LE: Larvati Kait [Pass Rushing], Yutikia Tyia [Run Stopping]
RE: Mert Caedez [Balanced], Srittik Inmarar [Run Stopping]
DT: Srittik Manzath [Run Stopping], Jaulinta Nazka [Balanced], Mert Ajtas [Run Stopping]
LOLB: Quaza Zozyiquen [Coverage], Nutijina Rairzek [Run Stopping]
MLB: Jaulinta Gagyi [Run Stopping], Gargag Laainpada [Balanced], Ayvat Ilvin [Balanced]
ROLB: Faiwe Rabroda [Coverage], Naurew Ladapo [Balanced]
CB: Karvini Eskazao [Coverage], Quaza Birbib [Balanced], Mabti Tatrinko [Balanced], Purm Tilkave [Coverage], Viarka Viadanpala [Coverage]
FS: Mert Mauvil [Balanced], Quaza Arluvu [Coverage]
SS: Calvil Kunipar [Hard Hitting], Yateri Mita [Balanced]

SPECIAL TEAMS
K: Yateri Maurto-Akinsevi [Accurate]
P: Arista Tajak [Power]
KR/PR: Jarasan, Jaevil, Katzariz, Viadanpala, Arluvu

TACTICAL NOTES [provided so that if you RP before I do, you know roughly how I play]
The offensive coordinator likes to mix things up with varied formations, but often uses Minajato's powerful running from HB as a safe source of yards especially on third-and-short situations and near the goal line. The TEs - usually with Yuzaglin blocking and Mujaisek receiving - are among the team's strongest players and hence the FB is marginalised, usually used as a lead blocker inside the 20.
On defense, the team's base formation is the 3-4. The OLBs and DEs often blitz from the outside to put pressure on opposing QBs, and the DBs tend to play zone coverage. This defense won't force many fumbles, except maybe on the QB, but will probably get a few picks.

OFFENSE
QB:7 Ron Mexico,[Scrambling], age 25,Height 6,0,Weight 215,Current Team-Macaar
Born in Stradale he is the Clavis Football league's MPV last year and rookie of the year 2000. He led his team to the semi-finals before losing to the Salvador Vipers in an controversial game. His jersey is the best selling jersey of any athlete in Clavis and he was on the cover of the video game Football 2006.
QB:12 El Niño Ethiopia,[Pocket],age 26,Height 6,3,Weight 205,Current team-
Northeast Clavis
QB:4 Bruno Madagascar [Pocket], age 35, Height 6,2, Weight 198, Current team-Navano

HB:23 David Lee Samoa,[speed],age 23,Height 5,11,Weight 189,Current Team- Taro.
A young star with this being only his second seasons in professional football and with him being rookie of the year last year hopes are high for him to succeed. Picked first overall in the 2004 Clavis Football League last year he had a great season for a rookie rushing for 1400 yards and scoring 11 touchdowns.

HB:11 Rock Virgin Islands,[Power],age 29,Height 6,1,Weight 219,Current team- Nardia
HB:5 Hank Iraq,,Age 31,Height 6,0,Weight 201, Current team October City.

FB:1 [B]Danny Herzegovina,,age 30,Height 6,3,Weight 214,Current Team Macaar

WR:81 [B]Robb Djibouti,[Speed],age 29,Height 6,3,Weight 226,Current Team- Salavdor.
Is a five time all-star and has the Clavis Football League record for catches in a game with 20. He had an ankle injury late last year that ended his season but he still made the all-star team. He wants to be paid after the tournament because he is one of those players that only want to play for money.
WR: 84 Rod Antarctica,[Possession]age 28,Height 6,4,Weight 210 Current Team- Padra
He is a distraction in the locker room and a problem off the field but he was picked because he is probably one of the best wide receivers in football right now is you excuse his discipline troubles. He was a member of the all-star team last year he and Mr. Djibouti got into a fight in the first game of last season that got them suspended for two games each.
WR:82 Sammy Mauritius[Balanced] age 25,Height 6,2, Weight 201 Current Team- Flonone
Sammy is a wide receiver that is most well known for his infamous touchdown dance that he took out a nail and busted the ball and got a $50,00 fine for it. However he is the star wide receiver on Flonone and has scored 10 touchdowns last year and was named team MPV.

WR:16 Gary Japan[Possession], age 37,Height 5,11 Weight 193 Current Team-Stradale

WR:80 Jeremy Bulgaria[Speed], age 26,Height 6,5 Weight 220 Current Team-Northeast Clavis.

To be updated...

The Enlightener: 1st September 2005 - Come on your Aroras!
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NS-Bowl Squad Announced

After the success of the inaugeral Bettian League Of Gridiron (BLOG) culminating in a thrilling 17-10 victory for the Subarnas Volcanoes to clinch AroraBowl I, the country's gridiron fans have been waiting impatiently for their national squad to go out and do the business.

That wait is almost over.

The BLOG has announced the 44-man squad that will journey northwards to Hockey Canada to compete in their first international tournament. Facing them in the group stages are Oliverry, Elrich, BlueTiger and The Velkyn Union. It should be tough seeing as though our beloved Aroras never played anyone at this level, but it'll be pretty interesting nonetheless. Indeed, Oliverry are the only ones in this group to have a domestic league (as far as this reporter knows), so they'll probably be favourites to progress.

Predictably, the majority of the squad are taken from the Subarnas Volcanoes and their beaten AroraBwol oppoents, the Akani Sands Destroyers, with the rest largely made up from other teams who made it to the knockout rounds. The exception to this are the Fiilghud Chargers, who despite an excellent season were denied a place in the playoffs simply because they had the misfortune to be in the same conference as Subarnas and Sukatra, two of the best teams in the country.

So who are the lucky 44 chosen to plunge headlong into the frozen north to represent our nation decked out in the famous green and gold?


1. Geraint Al-Shahaf (QB) - Subarnas Volcanoes
2. Chris Lewis (QB) - Akani Sands Destroyers
3. Ken Byddir (QB) - Gabalfa Gasheads
4. Da'ud Brooks (WR) - Subarnas Volcanoes
5. Yswyth Na'im (WR) - Porthbalfa Blazers
6. Jamin Ephraim (WR) - Fiilghud Chargers
7. Coel Morris(WR) - Akani Sands Destroyers
8. James Anderson (WR) - Downton Eagles
9. Mitchell Owens (WR) - Porthbalfa Blazers
10. Rory Colman (RB) - Gabalfa Gasheads
11. Yanto Samir (RB) - Subarnas Volcanoes
12. Luqman Hoskins (RB) - Fiilghud Chargers
13. Cerwyn Mably (C) - Ceffinton Turbos
14. Steve Craddock (T) - Downton Eagles
15. Gethin Brent (T) - Kirkwood Rangers
16. Jason Wilkins (T) - Akani Sands Destroyers
17. Zakariah Wilson (T) - Sukatra Sabres
18. Bryn Evans (G) - Porthbalfa Blazers
19. Taha Suyati (G) - Subarnas Volcanoes
20. Huw Warner (TE) - Subarnas Volcanoes

21. Emyr Logan (CB) - Akani Sands Destroyers
22. Tim Sanders(CB) - Akani Sands Destroyers
23. Jamie Winborne (CB) - Kirkwood Rangers
24. Rafiq Da'ud (LCB) - Subarnas Volcanoes
25. Philip Gardener (LB) - Ceffinton Turbos
26. David Morris (LB) - Porthbalfa Blazers
27. Iago Brooks (LB) - Gabalfa Gasheads
28. Joe Talaqani (LB) - Fiilghud Chargers
29. Tony Ford (LB) - Akani Sands Destroyers
30. Jamil Wilson (S) - Subarnas Volcanoes
31. Khalil Pearson (S) - Subarnas Volcanoes
32. Cynfael Shafaq (S) - Subarnas Volcanoes
33. Marcus Lloyd (S) - Fiilghud Chargers
34. Lynfel Green (S) - Gabalfa Gasheads
35. Delbert Cole (DT) - Subarnas Volcanoes
36. Bryan Savage (DT) - Akani Sands Destroyers
37. Matt Walters(DT) - Akani Sands Destroyers
38. Omar Nazim (DE) - Sukatra Sabres
39. Irfan Powell (DE) - Gabalfa Gasheads
40. Gordon Bennett (DE) - Subarnas Volcanoes
41. Javed Mills (RE) - Gabalfa Gasheads

42. Jamal Khalil(K) - Sukatra Sabres
43. Andy Woodman (P) - Kirkwood Rangers
44. Kevin Thompson (H) - Akani Sands Destroyers


Depth Charts

Attack
Pos First Team Second Team
WR 4 Da'ud Brooks 5 Ystwyth Na'im
WR 7 Coel Morris 6 Jamin Ephraim
LT 17 Zak Wilson 14 Steve Craddock
LG 18 Bryn Evans 15 Gethin Brent
C 13 Cerwyn Mably 17 Zak Wilson
RG 19 Taha Suyati 15 Gethin Brent
RT 16 Jason Wilkins 14 Steve Craddock
TE 20 Huw Warner
QB 1 Geraint Al-Shahaf 2 Chris Lewis 3 Ken Byddir
RB 10 Rory Colman 11 Yanto Samir 12 Luqman Hoskins
WR 6 Jamin Ephraim 8 James Anderson 9 Mitchell Owens

Defence
Pos First Team Second Team
LE 39 Irfan Powell 38 Omar Nazim
LT 36 Bryan Savage 37 Matt Walters
RT 35 Delbert Cole 37 Matt Walters
RE 40 Gordon Bennett 41 Javed Mills
OLB 29 Tony Ford 26 David Morris
MLB 28 Joe Talaqani 55 Iago Brooks
OLB 27 Iago Brooks 25 Phillip Gardener
LCB 24 Rafiq Da'ud 23 Jamie Winborne
FS 30 Jamil Wilson 33 Marcus Lloyd
SS 31 Khalil Pearson 34 Lynfel Green 32 Cynfael Shafaq
RCB 21 Emyr Logan 22 Tim Sanders

Special Teams
Pos First Team Second Team
K 42 Jamal Khalil 43 Andy Woodman
H 44 Kevin Thompson 43 Andy Woodman
P 43 Andy Woodman 42 Jamal Khalil
LS 7 Coel Morris 13 Cerwyn Mably
KR 6 Jamin Ephraim 10 Rory Colman
PR 6 Jamin Ephraim

West Pacific Depth Chart

Quarter Back
Tyrone Rhone - 5 - Scrambler
Leon Hall - 7 - Pocket Passer
Terrance Bryant - 11 - Pocket Passer

Running Backs
Casey Veenhof - 23 - Speed
James Jones - 27 - Power
Shannon Poppinga - 31 - Power
Trice Crump - 33 - Speed

Full Back
J.T. Haskins - 45 - Blocking

Wide Receivers
Matt Holmlund - 80 - Speed
Mark Blackburn - 81 - Possession
Rob Fagnan - 83 - Possession
Justin Landis - 84 - Speed
Corey Walker - 87 - Speed

Tight Ends
Marques Smith - 82 - Blocking
Bobby Ruffin - Recieving

Tackles
Adam Hicks - Left - 61 - Run Block
Andre Fields - Right - 62 - Pass Block
Jerry Davis - Left - 64 - Pass Block

Guards
Justin Martinson - Left - 65 - Run Block
Tony Hermes - Right - 66 - Run Block
Chris Reeds - Right - 67 - Pass Block

Centers
Osaro Kyles - 68 - Pass Block
Barry Schramm - Pass Block

Defensive Ends
Nate Scheuer - 51 - Pass Rush
Trevor Rolfes - 53 - Pass Rush
Brad Lupkes - 54 - Run Stoping
Ian Stark - 55 - Pass Rush

Defensive Tackle
John Semchenko - 52 - Run Stoping
Tracis Heitman - 56 - Run Stopping
Bill Gassen - 60 - Pass Rush

Outside Line Backers
Randy Bell - 18 - Balanced
Dusty Bonner - 59 - Run Stopping
Jermaine Bradfield - 43 - Coverage
Leonard Burress - 44 - Balanced

Middle Linebackers
Ike Clepper - 46 - Run Stopping
John Cooper - 48 - Balanced

Corner Backs
Nate Fluit - 26 - Coverage
Austin Flyger - 22 - Balanced
Derek Homer - 32 - Coverage
Justin Hutton - 25 - Balanced

Safeties
Shawn Jones - 48 - Coverage
Anthony Kelly - 22 - Hard Hitting

Punter
Brian Landis - 98 - Power

Kicker
Bobby Leffew - 99 - Power

West Pacific Starters

Offense:
QB: Tyrone Rhone - 5
RB: Casey Veenhof - 23
FB: J.T. Haskins - 45
WR: Matt Holmlund - 80
WR: Mark Blackburn - 81
TE: Marques Smith - 82
LT: Adam Hicks - 61
LG: Justin Martinson - 65
C: Osaro Kyles - 68
RG: Tony Hermes - 66
RT: Andre Fields - 62

Defense:
DE: Nate Scheuer - 51
DT: John Semchenko - 52
DT: Tracis Heitman - 56
DE: Trevor Rolfes - 53
LOLB: Randy Bell - 18
MLB: Ike Clepper - 46
ROLB: Dusty Bonner - 59
CB: Nate Fluit - 26
CB: Austin Flyger - 22
FS: Shawn Jones - 48
SS: Anthony Kelly - 22

Special Teams
K: Bobby Leffew - 99
P: Brian Landis - 98
KR: Matt Holmlund - 80, Trice Crump - 33
PR: Trice Crump - 33

New Babylon Times of doom-Dispatch-Sun-Cheese-Pirate-Pilot-Bob

Milchama's starting rosters

The Milchama Attackers starting lineup was released today. The depth chart will come according to coach Fredrick the Good, "Later."

Offense
QB:Max Mallard
RB: Thomas Boorker
WR:Taylor Miller
WR:Kenny Tennion
WR:Quentin Challows
G: Byron Colon
G:Steve Eggman
T:Yarden Phlorpher
T:Liam Mirsh
C:Gordon Mack
Defense:
DL: Doniel Kaver
DL: Lior Omron
OLB:Mark Fushmur
OLB:Terrence Allen
RILB:Tal Shortman
LILB:Craig Sinterfield
MLB:Tomas Lionstein
CB:Kevin Nunnal
CB:Mario Lusinski
SS:Fabio Mariole
FS:Tommy Thibault

//OOC: Ron Mexico! Awesome!//

The NMS Paladins - * denotes started

QB 17 Edouard Von Halen* - Pocket Passer
QB 10 Rejean Lemieux - Pocket Passer
QB 7 Dick Dicken - Pocket Passer

HB 42 Joshua de La Combe* - Speed
HB 40 Alexandre Bretelle - Power
HB 33 Marc Tremblay - Power

FB 22 Clarence Dierdorf* - Blocking
FB 00 Matieu Calvert - Power

WR 80 Cristophe Cartier* - Possession
WR 86 David Pepin* - Speed
WR 88 Richard Valdor - Speed
WR 86 Reginald Dorsby - Speed

TE 30 Johnny St. Augustine* - Balanced
TE 31 Bart Boldheimer - Blocking

LE 76 Daniel Fevere* - Pass Block
LE 45 Morris Gustavus - Run Block

RE 40 Benedict Eggers* - Pass Block
RE 41 Harry Harris - Run Block

LT 49 Ben Mullins* - Run Block
LT 65 Banjo Guelph - Balanced

RT 66 - Spencer Franks* - Balanced
RT 78 - Paul Kilmartin - Pass Block

C 50 - Yves Le Gardeur - Balanced
C 55 - Kirk Lo Duca - Pass Block

DL 90 - Trent Barnes* - Run Stopper
DL 76 - Gordon Bierbaum* - Balanced
DL 77 - Gaston Priere* - Pass Rusher
DL 75 - Eric Gagnon - Pass Rusher
DL 64 - Hugh Dicks - Run Stopper
DL 61 - Jean Pecheur - Pass Rusher

LB 23 - Yan Pasteur* - Balanced
LB 25 - Alain Lemoine* - Coverage
LB 22 - Rene Gaspard* - Pass Rusher
LB 29 - Luc Pierrot* - Balanced
LB 31 - Chang Chang - Balanced
LB 34 - Jason Trotsky - Coverage
LB 33 - Skeeter Kyles - Pass Rusher
LB 38 - Timmy Taylor - Pass Rusher

FS 99 - Wayne Niles* - Balanced
FS 92 - Bobby Schafer - Hard Hitting

SS 97 - Miles Kerrigan* - Hard Hitting
SS 95 - Ray Leroy - Balanced

CB 87 - J.P. Peterson* - Coverage
CB 89 - Kevin Cork* - Coverage
CB 81 - Roy Bachelor - Coverage
CB 83 - Jimmy Wolder - Balanced

K 2 - Zhou Ping - Accuracy

P 00 - Ole Hanssen - Power

OCC: I'll (try to) post my roster tomorrow. Adding things like benchpress and 40 time are taking a lot of time.

OOC: Just want to double check what is the maximum number of players we may have on our roster?

Schedule:

MD1: 1 vs 2, 3 vs 4, 5- bye
MD2: 1 vs 3, 2 vs 5, 4- bye
MD3: 1 vs 4, 3 vs 5, 2- bye
MD4: 1 vs 5, 2 vs 4, 3- bye
MD5: 2 vs 3, 4 vs 5, 1- bye

Groups 1, 3, 5 Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Monday
Groups 2, 4 Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday, Tuesday

NS Bowl- Matchday 1

It's another cold day here Bob as we sit here at the NS Bowl headquarters here at the North Pole. Group 1 got off to a good hustle today as we check the scores.

Turori- 7
New Montreal States- 3

Euroslavia- 43
Gondeau- 27

Schedule:

MD1: 1 vs 2, 3 vs 4, 5- bye
MD2: 1 vs 3, 2 vs 5, 4- bye
MD3: 1 vs 4, 3 vs 5, 2- bye
MD4: 1 vs 5, 2 vs 4, 3- bye
MD5: 2 vs 3, 4 vs 5, 1- bye

NS Bowl- Matchday 1

It's another cold day here Bob as we sit here at the NS Bowl headquarters here at the North Pole. Group 1 got off to a good hustle today as we check the scores.

Turori- 7
New Montreal States- 3

Euroslavia- 43
Gondeau- 27

Group 1-

Team W L T P PF PA
Euroslavia 1 0 0 2 43 27
Turori 1 0 0 2 7 3
Fmjphoenix 0 0 0 0 0 0
New Montreal States 0 1 0 0 3 7
Gondeau 0 1 0 0 27 43

What a great kickoff we had for those two games. Euroslavia showed real class over newcomers Gondeau while number one ranked Turori battled to a low-scoring affair with New Montreal States.

Group 3 was pretty entertaining itself when Vilita headded off against hosts Hockey Canada. Not to mention West Pacific against Yafor 2. Scores will be up soon, as in 5 seconds.

Vilita- 55
Hockey Canada- 55 OT

West Pacific- 0
Yafor 2- 0 OT

Group 3-

Team W L T P PF PA
Vilita 0 0 1 1 55 55
Hockey Canada 0 0 1 1 55 55
West Pacific 0 0 1 1 0 0
Yafor 2 0 0 1 1 0 0
Poohgump 0 0 0 0 0 0

Wow, we thought the odds of a draw were slim enough, but two in one group on the same day is 1 in 2,427. West Pacific and Yafor 2 share the Karelan Wooden spoon, but for how long?

Group 5 on the other hand is looking to be pretty big. Kaze Progressa and Tonissia, two potential powerhouses hitting each other with all they got. The Candrian Empire and East Lithuania game suggested East Lithuania would hammer the newcomers. But only time would tell. 5 seconds actually.

Kaze Progressa- 0
Tonissia- 17

The Candrian Empire- 21
East Lithuania- 33

Group 5-

Team W L T P PF PA
Tonissia 1 0 0 2 17 0
East Lithuania 1 0 0 2 33 21
Milchama 0 0 0 0 0 0
The Candrian Empire 0 1 0 0 21 33
Kaze Progressa 0 1 0 0 0 17

You wouldn't think Kaze Progressa would be bottom-feeders this early on did you? Not a chance but it can happen sometimes. Tonissia is sitting pretty as they laugh from on top.

OOC: Any problems just TG me

Tonissian Hokies Roster






QB

*# 7 Mike Vik (Scrambla)
# 3 Brian Ran-Dall(Scrambla)
# 17 Joey Dunkenmilar (Balanced)

RB

*#32 Kenny Jones (Speed)
#44 Leyden Sugs (Balanced)
#24 Kreiton Jimithy (Speed)
#39 Hank Jinney (Speed)

FB

*#20 Kel Oxendine (Running)

WR

*#86 Andy Freedin (Posseoion)
*#19 Ernie Williford (Possesion)
#83 Tim Bunny Jr (Speed)
#85 Tim Bruer (Speed)
#11 Jack Wilshire(Speed)

TE

*#90 Doug Wood (Recieving)
#89 Jason Ritt (Blocking)
#81 Lance Jefferson (Blocking)

OT

*#67 Jim Brundio (Pass)
*#78 Unger Wythe (RUN)
#62 Joey Wall (run)
#76 Tim Buktu (Run)

OG

*#72 Josh Grove (Run)
*#56 Daniel Bobko(Run)
#64 Ryan Jones
#77 Dale Carnegien

OC

*#52 Josh Brown
#63 Dirk Simtropolis

K

*#1 Buchannon Garfield Jr (Accuracy)

Deffense coming soon

OCC Note: Alas, I was almost finished with the roster. I was up to the Defense, half way through, and suddenly, whilst I'm away for a few minutes, my mom decides it's perfectly alright to close EVERY WINDOW OPEN on the freakin' computer. :headbang:

Ah, well. Here it goes again.


The complete Candrian Cougars Depth Chart.
OFFENSE: Run Heavy
QB

3 Matthew Miles Starting (Pocket) 6' 2" 212 lbs Age 24

4 Joe deRoy (Scrambler) 6' 206 lbs Age 22

11 Juan Jermaine (Pocket) 6' 2" 210 lbs Age 29

RB

1 Johnathan Courel Starting (Power) 5' 11" 273 lbs Age 21

8 Mike Millen (Speed) 6' 1" 236 lbs Age 27

FB

42 May Hornell (Blocking) 6' 261 lbs Age 31

OL

RT

61 Jeremai Hjorel Starting (Pass Block) 5' 11" 291 lbs Age 26

63 Mike aMera (Balanced) 6' 302 lbs Age 25

RG

66 Kerry Haines Starting (Run Block) 6'2" 305 lbs Age 27

72 Harold Ulson (Pass Block) 5' 11" 294 lbs Age 28

C

52 Kenley Greene Starting (Balanced) 6'4" 314 lbs Age 29

LG

73 Terry Kojerel Starting (Pass Block) 5' 11" 296 lbs Age 22

78 Matthias Cormec (Pass Block) 6'1" 307 lbs Age 21

LT

74 Roy Mecallen (Run Block) 6' 2" 299 lbs Age 28

TE

80 Sean Skoar (Blocking) 6'6" 225 lbs Age 21

85 Maurice Gibson (Speed) 6'2" 214 lbs Age 23 [Kick Returner]

WR

25 Dillion Pothey Starting (Possession) 6'1" 203 lbs Age 26

81 Steven GyGan Starting (Speed) 6' 195 lbs Age 32

84 Corey Simmons Starting (Possession) 6'5" 211 lbs Age 26 [Kick Returner]

27 Phillip Mariel (Speed) 5' 11" 186 lbs Age 24 [Punt Returner]

87 Andre Dastarez (Speed) 5' 11" 192 lbs Age 27

DEFENSE: 43, with some 52 and 34 thrown in for good measure.

DL
NG
99 Matheil Courset Starting (Run Stopper) 6'1" 297 lbs Age 27

DT
94 Gerold Hessen Starting (Run Stopper) 6' 301 lbs Age 26

93 Terrance LeMay Starting (Run Stopper) 5' 11" 294 lbs Age 24

DE
92 Jeremy Menast Starting (Pass Rusher) 6' 2" 305 lbs Age 29

90 Boris Hellen Starting (Pass Rusher) 6' 293 lbs Age 28

74 Jason Forman (Balanced) 5' 11" 305 lbs Age 29

LB
57 Amarian Heaywerth (eh...) 6' 232 lbs Age 26
54 Marcus Kagen (Balanced) 5'11" 228 lbs Age 24 Starting RLB
59 Travis McEllen (Run Stopper) 6'2 245 lbs Age 25 Starting LLB
50 Joe Geigar (Coverage) 6'1" 231 lbs Age 27 Starting MLB
58 Kerry Eton (Run Stopper) 5' 11" 220 lbs Age 24 Second MLB
51 Greg Ontos (Run Stopper) 6'2" 236 lbs Age 29

CB
29 Jalkom Reed (Hard Hitting CB) 6'2" 216 lbs Age 26 Starting
27 Victor Jueggens (Coverage CB) 5'11" 203 lbs Age 22 Starting
23 Hugh Holloway (Coverage CB) 6' 1" 209 lbs Age 27
28 Menagiaao Gibson (Hard Hitting CB) 6' 199 lbs Age 23

S
37 Mario Ozalesa 6'1 202 lbs Age 24 Starting
29 Francis Gulieth 6' 4" 212 lbs Age 26 Starting
31 Alexi Phauten 6'2" 205 lbs Age 25

P
2 Howard Gothens (Accuracy) 5' 11" 201 lbs

K
7 Gabiral Ganarian (Accuracy 6'1" 212 lbs

In the end it was a comfortable victory for Tonissia as the Progressans were thoroughly outclassed in a 17-0 defeat. The offense plainly never looked like scoring, except when Yateri Maurto-Akinsevi fell just short with a 46-yard FG just before halftime. By then, the 'Hokies' had firmly taken control - their run-first offense wore down the Progressan defense, and with the Progressans keeping faith with a 3-4 defense the Hokies were dominating at the line of scrimmage. The Progressans tried changing things up with a switch to a 46 on short yardage situations, but in one such situation - 3rd and 3 on the 50 with 1:54 left in the first quarter - WR Tim Bunny Jr was left wide open and once he received Vik's quick pass, he was off to the races.

A superb defensive performance from pretty much all of the Hokies was summed up by Arista Jatuyi taking five sacks and completing less than 50% of his passes. He was replaced in the third quarter by the speedy Quaza Quimtaji, who actually gained more yards through rushing (67) than passing (60) in his time on the field. Not that the Progressans ever threatened to score - they did not even have a single red-zone possession, Quimtaji fumbling on the opposition 23 after a 10-yard scramble early in the fourth quarter. That fumble was returned for a touchdown, and a bruising series of power runs by Leyden Sugs in the final minutes allowed the Hokies the luxury of finishing the game, already 14-0 up, with a 39-yard FG that was successfully converted. It couldn't have gone worse in the opener - but things may change. After all, it was their international debut.

Matchday 1- Groups 2 & 4

Welcome back Bob to Day 2 of our NS Bowl coverage here in beautiful subzero temperatures of Hockey Canada. Group 2 is looking ready to go as we see the scores for today's matches.

Cockbill Street- 41
Krytenia- 59

Lovisa- 38
Adam Island- 37

Team W L T P PF PA
Krytenia 1 0 0 2 59 41
Lovisa 1 0 0 2 38 37
Clavis 0 0 0 0 0 0
Adam Island 0 1 0 0 37 38
Cockbill Street 0 1 0 0 41 59

Krytenia showing other teams why their one of the best football nations in the world with a big win over Cockbill Street. Lovisa barely dodged a loss to Adam Island by one point to give them the win and a 2nd place spot for now.

Group 4 got under way with Oliverry versus Bettia giving chase to a very close game. Newcomers BlueTiger faced Elrich in a formidable battle which saw the losing team bruised and battered as well as the winning team.

Oliverry- 13
Bettia- 10 OT

BlueTiger- 3
Elrich- 12

Group 4-

Team W L T P PF PA
Elrich 1 0 0 2 12 3
Oliverry 1 0 0 2 13 10
The Velkyan Union 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bettia 0 1 0 0 10 13
BlueTiger 0 1 0 0 3 12

Oliverry gets the field goal in Overtime to beat Bettia barely while Elrich doesn't seem to have trouble over BlueTiger. For more scores and stats, tune in tomorrow for Day 3 and matchday 2 for groups 1, 3 and 5. Until next time!

OOC:I will not be able to RP for the next week. Sorry.

OOC: No problem Yafor 2, still a chance for you to qualify.

The Enlightener: 6th September 2005 - Gwlad Teg holiday guide, pages 14-15!
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Aroras Edged Out In Thriller

Oliverry 13
Bettia 10 (After Overtime)

Bettia made their NS-Bowl debut here in Hockey Canada, and gave a very good account of themselves against their more experienced opponents.

Oliverry got into their stride a lot quicker than our heroes, and were 3-0 up after ten minutes through a well-struck 34-yard field goal.

However, Bettia's attacking style started to come to the fore and they got their first touchdown of the tournament five minutes into the third quarter after a 67-yard attacking drive. From a 4th-and-goal situation on the 5-yard line, Geraint Al-Shahaf handed the ball over to his Volcanoes team-mate Yanto Samir who was able to find a gap in the defensive line and dive over the goal-line to put the Aroras 6-3 up, which shortly became 7-3 after Jamal Khalil kicked the conversion.

The Aroras increased their lead towards the end of the quarter through a Khalil field goal. Unfortunately they couldn't hold onto their lead, as Oliverry stormed back on level terms thanks to a 32-yard run from their left wide receiver. At 10-10, Oliverry piled on the pressure looking for a late score to snatch the game but were unable to do so as Bettia hung on to take the match into overtime.

That overtime lasted for almost ten minutes as both teams traded possession. Bettia had an excelant opportunity to take the win after four minutes, but Khalil's optimistic field goal attempt from 45-yards fell just short of the posts. Oliverry made no mistake, slotting over a field goal after 9:54 of overtime to finish victorious.

And so the Aroras head into their next match with no points on the board, but with heads held high after this confidence-boosting display.

West Pacific Draws with Yafor 2 - Tied in four way split for the number one spot.
Vilita and Hockey Canada tied after a spectacular offensive battle.

The first day of the Nationstates Gridiron Bowl VI is over and West Pacific is in a four way tie for first in their group after both games ended in double overtime draws.

West Pacific's defense lived up to the hype as they shut down the Yafor 2 offense, only allowing 3 first downs on 53 yards passing and 36 yards rushing. West Pacific's best chances to score came when Nate Fluit intercepted a pass on the 47 yard line and ran the ball back for a TD untouched only to have to called back for an illegal block. On the following drive Tyrone Rhone threw the ball to a wide open Mark Blackburn but the ball was overthrown and the it slipped through the fingertips of Blackburn, West Pacific was then forced to punt the ball away. Yafor 2 nearly won in overtime when their 47 yard field goal sailed wide right.

Day 3- Matchday 2- Groups 1, 3 & 5

Scores will be posted without review today due to rush.

Group 1-

Euroslavia- 38
Fmjphoenix- 21

Turori- 39
Gondeau- 37

Team W L T P PF PA
Euroslavia 2 0 0 4 81 48
Turori 2 0 0 4 46 40
New Montreal States 0 1 0 0 3 7
Fmjphoenix 0 1 0 0 21 38
Gondeau 0 2 0 0 64 82

Group 3-

Vilita- 0
West Pacific- 0 OT

Hockey Canada- 59
Poohgump- 34

Team W L T P PF PA
Hockey Canada 1 0 1 3 114 89
Vilita 0 0 2 2 55 55
West Pacific 0 0 2 2 0 0
Yafor 2 0 0 1 1 0 0
Poohgump 0 1 0 0 34 59

Group 5-

Kaze Progressa- 9
The Candrian Empire- 6

Tonissia- 66
Milchama- 58

Team W L T P PF PA
Tonissia 2 0 0 4 83 58
East Lithuania 1 0 0 2 33 21
Kaze Progressa 1 1 0 2 9 23
Milchama 0 1 0 0 58 66
The Candrian Empire 0 2 0 0 27 42

Blue teams are indicated for top 2 teams in division. Top 2 teams after matchday 5 for all groups advance. Top 2 teams overall get bye into next round.

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The Tonissia Hokies scored last and got a two point conversion after the initially blocked PAT to beat the Milchama Attackers 66-58. The Attackers knew coming into the tournament and in general how thing turn out at the Milchama College Gridiron (average score 63-56) that they were going to be an offensive minded team. That meant that whoever had the ball last or whoever made the big defensive stop was going to win.

The Attackers got the ball first and came out running. Running Back Thomas Brooker crashed through the defense 3 times to get the ball to the Tonissia 20 yard line. There after a perfect play action pass QB Max Mallard found WR Kenny Tennion in the end zone to make it 7-0. Tonissia struck back on one play a 75 yard TD pass. Then the Attackers struck back. Then the Tonissians were stopped but the Attackers turned the ball over and the Hokies scored to tie the game up at 14. The game just went like that the entire time through 3 quarters one team to get the lead only to blow it and allow the other team to score. Finally in the 4th quarter things changed when Thomas Brooker got a 54 yard run. And the Attackers made a fake PAT that ended with LB Tal Shortman getting the ball in the endzone to make it 50-42. Then the Attackers struck again as they forced a fumble by the Hokies RB. The offense took advantage to give the Attackers a 58-42 as again the 2 point conversion was successful. Unfortunately the special teams could not hold up as the Hokies ran back a kick return got a 2 point conversion and then recovered the on-side kick. The next play they scored again to tie the game at 58. Then the Attackers offense was stopped as Mallard could not get the first down on 4th and 4. The Hokies got the ball and went straight down the field on one play to win the game with a touchdown with 38 seconds left.
Final Score
Tonissia 66
Milchama 58

Kaze Progressa and The Candrian Empire produced a defensive battle of West Pacific proportions in the NS Bowl tonight - some fans wondered if there were forcefields inside the red zone, such was the brilliance of the defense on both teams once the ball got anywhere near the 20.

In fact, the first score of the game was a safety for Kaze Progressa early in the second quarter, Matthew Miles taking a sack in the end zone after two defensive linemen pushed past young LG Terry Kojerel as if he were made of papier mache. The momentum switched completely the opposite way when the safety punt return was fumbled and the recovery was taken to the 23-yard line, but Miles took another sack on third-and-inches before he could even hand off to HB Johnathan Courel, forcing a field goal which left the Candrian Empire a mere point ahead.

That grew to four points right before HT with another FG, this time from 44 yards out after a sack on Arista Jatuyi forced a fumble, the sixth turnover of the first half (four fumbles, two INTs).

The Progressans seemed to have no answer to the defense of the Candrian Empire, but when second-string QB Quaza Quimtaji came on he turned the game on its head - scoring the only TD of the game with 2:22 left in the third, a play-action fake being followed by a 32-yard rush around and past a defense committed to stopping the HB rush down the middle. The extra point was converted by Maurto-Akinsevi, and the fourth quarter passed without a score thanks to no fewer than six INTs, four of them by Progressan DBs.

BlueTiger Loses a Good Game

BlueTiger 3
Elrich 12

In a close game BlueTiger loses it's first internaional football game. "Our defense was strong, as expected, only allowing one TD and making crucial stops in the red zone, resulting in two feild goals. They even stopped the extra point," said Head Coach Jake White in a post game interview, "However our offence was subpar. No points off our offense at all. Despite the four turnovers our D gave us, The O didn't score. Our only three pooints came off a three and out after an INT by AJ Johnson. I'm espically disapointed at our Running Back Allen Walton, for his two fumbles and three dropped passes, all on third down."

The people of BlueTiger were upset as well, and they showed their displeasure by starting many riots (albit small riots) all over the nation. There were a few injuries on both the sides of civiallan and police.

"No really! I won't let one more football out of my hands! Ever!" said a distressed Allen Walton in front of a largre crowd of people in front of his house. "We'll win the next game thanks to me, I swear!"

West Pacific Draws again - Tied for second in Group 3
Defense shuts down Vilitia's high powered offense

Only two days after tying Hockey Canada in over Time the high powered offense of Vilitia was matched up against West Pacific, who had arguably the best defense in the tournament. The result? One of the most boring games of the modern era as West Pacific and Vilitia once again tied 0-0.

The defensive coordinator for West Pacific appeared to have the game well in check, not once allowing Vilitia past the 40 yard line but all his effort was essentially wasted because the offense was unable to even get in field goal range. At the end of the game the team split into two groups, offense and defense with the special teams heading into the locker room, the difference in tone was minimal but the mood was definetly different. The defensive coordinator was heard telling the defense "Our offense only has to put three points on the board for us to win but they can't even handle that. You guys are gonna have to pick off a pass or recover a fumble and run it into the endzone for us to score." The words coming from the offensive huddle were a little different. "Our defense is the best in this tournament, all you guys have to do is score once and the game will be over. One win is all we need and we can waltz into the next round and so long as can score once a twice a game we will eventually win. If you guys do not score in the next game I will put in the second team offense and we will see if they can do any better. Hell, I might just throw some of our Defensive Backs in at Wide Receiver because they have more interceptions than you guys have catches so far this tourny." The coach was then seen storming off the field towards the locker room with the defense close behind and the offense slowly bringing up the rear, clearly disappointed with their performance.

If West Pacific goes through this tournament with four ties it is doubtful that they will be able to advance to the next round. With a win over Hockey Canada though West Pacific could quite possibly advance to the next round. However if the offense does not start stepping up and moving the ball a little all the defensive stops in the world might not matter one bit. West Pacific will next be in action in two days when they face off against Poohgump, the only team in the group with a loss. This game could be a critical momentum builder but if West Pacific loses all hopes of advancing are gone.

Day 4- Matchday 2- Groups 2 & 4

Well Bob we're back on Day 4 here and Matchday 2 for groups 2 and 4. Cockbill Street and Lovisa promise an entertaining game while Krytenia and Clavis square off. The games scores have just been released.

Cockbill Street- 47
Lovisa- 43

Krytenia- 41
Clavis- 32

Team W L T P PF PA
Krytenia 2 0 0 4 100 73
Lovisa 1 1 0 2 81 84
Cockbill Street 1 1 0 2 88 102
Clavis 0 1 0 0 32 41
Adam Island 0 1 0 0 37 38

Good as that group's game may have been, Group 4's game seemed equally entertaining with Oliverry and BlueTiger in one game and Bettia and the Velkyan Union in the other.

Oliverry- 35
BlueTiger- 17

Bettia- 23
The Velkyan Union- 20

Team W L T P PF PA
Oliverry 2 0 0 2 48 27
Elrich 1 0 0 2 12 3
Bettia 1 1 0 2 33 33
The Velkyan Union 0 1 0 0 20 23
BlueTiger 0 2 0 0 20 47

Dominion News

Miles Injured, Out for Next Game- Jermaine; DeRoy to take snaps

Cougars QB Matt Miles, the starter for the team's offense, has been announced as injured with compound injuries, including a lingering concussion and wrist sprain.

Miles was injured on the August 6th game against Kaze Progressa, where he took no less than 4 sacks, including a saftey, in a close 9-6 defeat.

No other official word has been released, but it is speculated that the injury originated during the game. Sources close with the team point to the sack in the endzone on 2nd and long, where Miles was flattened out by Srittik Manzath, Jaulinta Nazka, and linebacker Quaza Zozyiquen, upon the doubleteam of rookie lineman Terry Kojerel. Miles apparently took several hard hits to the head, and was immediatly seen stumbling up, and quite shaken. When he returned during the next series, he seemed fine, until miscues on 3rd and inches on the Kaze 13 created another sack, leaving the Cougars with a one point lead.

Until Miles recovers, both Juan Jermaine and Joe DeRoy will take snaps behind the center.

The Enlightener: 6th September 2005 - Gwlad Teg holiday guide, pages 14-15!

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Aroras Scrape Through

Bettia 23
The Velkyan Union 20

The Aroras came into this game buoyed by their positive performance against Oliverry in which they only ent down to an overtime fiald goal, and their positive mood showed as they overcame a battling Velkyan Union squad, although they were made to sweat late on.

Bettia had the better of early possesion and soon went 6-0 up thanks to a pair of field goals. However, their opponents took full advantage of a howler as an attempted punt was blocked, and their linebacker gathered the ball and galloped across the goal-line.

The second quarter was a very tight affair and threatened to end scoreless, but thankfully this was avoided as Downton's James Anderson was put clear from a short pass and he scored despite the close attention of two defenders.

The third quarter was equally tight, with both teams scoring a field goal each to make the score going into the last quarter 16-10 in Bettia's favour.

That soon changed as a glorious long ball from Al-Shahaf found Brooks unmarked in the goal area, and his cleanly-taken catch gave the Aroras a seemingly unassailable 14-point lead. However, the Velkans quickly responded with a field goal, and spent the rest of the last five minutes camped in the Bettian half trying desperately for the breakthough they needed.

It came with a little under two minutes remaining as their running back found a way through the scrimmage and he darted across the line to get his side right back into the game.

Luckily for our heroes, the Aroras held on to claim their first ever victory in this competition and go into their next game looking to build on this.

Does this mean the Gridiron Bowl had died?

Sorr for the inconvienence. Health has kept me from going on the computer much lately but won't stop the scores from being posted. Keep the RPs up to gain an RP bonus before games.

Once again, terribly sorry.

Sorry, did not know about that, don't worry about it then, just worry about getting better. I can make up some "random" scores for you. :p Something along the lines of "West Pacific wins in blowout, 79-0, every other team in the league loses."

Matchday 5: groups 1, 3 & 5

Group 1:

Turori- 54
Gondeau- 31

Euroslavia- 27
Fmjphoenix- 52

Team W L T P PF PA
Turori 3 0 0 6 100 71
Euroslavia 2 1 0 4 108 100
Fmjphoenix 1 1 0 2 73 65
New Montreal States 0 1 0 0 3 7
Gondeau 0 3 0 0 95 136

Group 3:

Vilita- 6
Yafor 2- 23

West Pacific- 3
Poohgump- 0

Team W L T P PF PA
West Pacific 1 0 2 4 3 0
Hockey Canada 1 0 1 3 114 89
Yafor 2 1 0 1 3 23 6
Vilita 0 1 2 2 61 78
Poohgump 0 2 0 0 34 62

Group 5:

Kaze Progressa- 16
East Lithuania- 14

The Candrian Empire- 54
Milchama- 62

Team W L T P PF PA
Tonissia 2 0 0 4 83 58
Kaze Progressa 2 1 0 4 25 37
East Lithuania 1 1 0 2 47 37
Milchama 1 1 0 2 120 110
The Candrian Empire 0 3 0 0 81 104

When do I get to play again?

tomorrow :headbang:

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Defense shines as Milchama only allows 54

The Milchama Attackers defense shined brightly today only allowing 54 points and not giving up a score for the last 7 minutes of the 4th quarter. The offense on the other hand did a little bit better than last time but the defense improvement was evident from the start as on the first drive Kevin Nunnal got an interception and it returned it to the 2 yard line where Thomas Boorker then scored. The game continued to go the Warriors way as they blocked the first extra point attempt from the Canadian Empire after they scored. Unfortunately our kicker missed his kick but it did not matter as on their 4th drive we stopped them again this time after they got only 56 yards it was unbelievable. The offense then scored again and again and again. The score at half time was 35-19 Milchama.
The second half started bad for the defense who gave up points like usual and the offense could not continue its usual pace as the Big Maple Leafs stopped them by the end of the third quarter the score looked like this. 49-37 Milchama. The 4th quarter was pretty defensive as the Attackers only scored 13 points. The Big Maple Leafs on the other hand scored 17 points but they did not score for the last 7 minutes and the Attackers won the game when Terrence Allen got another interception and returned this one to the 20 where Max Mallard found Kenny Tennion in the end zone to give Milchama the 8 point lead and the win. Final Score Milchama 62- Canadian Empire 54.

West Pacific Scores First Win in International Play!
Bars all over West Pacific crowded with fans.
Police in full riot control gear take to the streets

Late last night West Pacific scored their first ever win in an international football tournament, beating Poohgump 3-0 on a last second field goal by Leffew which sent crowds across the nation into a state of hysteria. "I have waited 43 years to finally see a West Pacific team win in a major international tournament, I am just glad I was young enough to be able to truly enjoy it." Said a fan in the South Street Tavern in West Pacific City, only one and a half miles from the capitol building and President's residence. Another fan had this to say, "You could just tell today was the day, Poohgump had only played one game so they probably weren't very well adjusted to playing under so much pressure."

So great was the victory in the minds of most fans that the celebrations quickly moved outside and the police were quickly over whelmed. The Army had to send in troops to protect the capitol building and President's residence. At one point the crowd got so large that the President and his family were awakened and flown out of the city because the crowds were only 20 feet away from the gates to his residence. When asked later about how he felt the President only said "Under any circumstances I would have been infuriated, this time however I think I will let it slide. It is unfortunate what happened to the shop owners in the city, I will ask that congress set aside funds to have their shops repaired. I think we can afford to be lenient just this once, don't you?"

West Pacific's victory places them in first in Group 3 with two matchday's left but does not secure them a birth in the next round. Next matchday is West Pacific's bye, they will finish the first round against Hockey Canada, the hosts of the tournament and are currently tied for second in their region with Yafor 2. The next matchday's game between Hockey Canada and Yafor 2 is of huge importance, regardless of the outcome of the game at least one of these two teams will be in first in the group. If Hockey Canada and Yafor 2 tie however there will be a three way tie for first in the region, with a win over Poohgump, Vilitia could make it a four way tie for first.

The amazing thing about the chaos caused by last night's game is that West Pacific hasn't even earned a spot in the next round yet. The standings are so close that Yafor 2, West Pacific, Hockey Canada and Vilitia all have a decent shot at advancing. With a Vilitia win in their match against Hockey Canada they would secure a spot in the next round and West Pacific would only need a draw to back-step into the next round. A win by Hockey Canada would however secure their spot in the next round and West Pacific could still get in with a draw. West Pacific has about a 66% chance of advancing to the next round and as long as their defense keeps playing as well as it has lately they are unlikely to lose.

After trailing all through an absorbing clash with East Lithuania, Kaze Progressa put themselves in with a real chance of making it through the group stage of the sixth NS Gridiron Championship with a late TD to win 16-14.

East Lithuania raced out of the traps, returning the opening kickoff to the 44 and gaining six yards on the first play of the drive. While that drive only took them to the Progressan 31, and the resultant 48-yard FG try was just short and left, the first play for the Progressan offense was fumbled by Mert Minajato. The ball was seized by a blitzing MLB, who ran in for a defensive TD which was successfully converted.

The Progressans responded with a clever trick play. After second-string HB Nutijina Jaevil returned the ball to the 28, he lined up alongside first-choice Minajato in a split back formation with the two TEs - both among the team's star players - and a solitary WR, who in turn was moved in motion to the inside, thus drawing the entire defense to the inside. But all the receivers ran diagonal out routes - except Jaevil, who was given a toss to the right before throwing the ball himself to wide-open TE Mert Mujaisek, who made the reception on his own 40 and was only stopped on the East Lithuanian 22 for a 50-yard gain. It was the only first down of the drive, but Yateri Maurto-Akinsevi made the 35-yard FG to cut the deficit to 7-3. Only 5:52 had been played.

No more points followed in the first quarter, and only one scoring play followed in the second - another Maurto-Akinsevi FG, this time from 29 yards after QB Arista Jatuyi was sacked on 3rd and goal running a PA play. 7-6 at HT seemed close, but East Lithuania took a priceless eight-point cushion in the third courtesy of another defensive TD, this time from a pick after Jatuyi tried to unleash a long pass into coverage on 3rd and 11.

The Progressans began an excellent drive at the end of the third quarter, though - starting from inside their own 5, they converted three successive third downs, the third of which was the last play of the third quarter, and saw second-string QB Quaza Quimtaji run right past a four-man pass rush for a 27-yard gain. The drive soon stalled, but Maurto-Akinsevi scored his third FG of the game from 39 yards to leave the score 14-9 with 13:37 left.

East Lithuania tried to run down the clock pretty much from that point onwards, even with nearly a quarter to go. Their first drive didn't get them beyond the 50, but did take almost three minutes off the clock; the Progressans were also forced to punt on their next drive, which only produced one first down. East Lithuania took possession on their own 20 with 8:03 left, and proceeded to call a run every single play in this drive. It proved successful in winding down the clock, using up 5:56 and a Progressan timeout, but a 41-yard FG attempt - which if successful would have left the Progressans needing a TD and a two-point conversion - sailed right.

Sensing their chance, the Progressans ran a hurry-up offense out of a shotgun formation with 3 WRs and 2 TEs, and produced three successive completed passes for first downs. Quimtaji took a sack on the 50 on the next play, with 1:20 to go, but after the Progressans used their second timeout and replaced him with Jatuyi again - as well as replacing TE Yuzaglin with WR Jarasan to add more speed - the next play resulted in a 31-yard gain, Jarasan streaking past the defense before being pushed out of bounds by the FS. The next two passes went long, but Jarasan was the target again on 3rd and 10, and he sprinted away for the TD with only 1:04 left.

That proved to be the game-winning score when CB Karvini Eskazao made a pick on the second play of the East Lithuanian drive, with 0:53 on the clock and only two timeouts left for the East Lithuanians. And so that was that.

Matchday 6- Groups 2 & 4

Group 2:

Cockbill Street: 37
Adam Island: 63

Lovisa: 16
Clavis: 6

Team W L T P PF PA
Krytenia 2 0 0 4 100 73
Lovisa 2 1 0 4 97 90
Adam Island 1 1 0 2 100 75
Cockbill Street 1 2 0 2 125 165
Clavis 0 2 0 0 38 57

Group 4:

Oliverry- 32
Elrich- 12

BlueTiger- 9
The Velkyan Union- 6

Team W L T P PF PA
Oliverry 3 0 0 6 80 39
Elrich 1 1 0 2 24 35
Bettia 1 1 0 2 33 33
BlueTiger 1 2 0 2 29 53
The Velkyan Union 0 2 0 0 26 32

Defenses embarresed in offense-centric battle

Cougars outscored by Attackers, 62 - 54

The Milchama Attackers defeated the Candrian Cougars 62 - 54, in a game where both offenses looked unstoppable and both defenses looked like they forgot to get on the field.

Defensive coodinater Mack Sheinnen called it "their worst showing to grace the field."

"They were horrible. There was no energy left for them. By the second half, they had nothing in the gas tanks." Sheinnen, when questioned on the defense's spectacular run stopping, schooled the street team on football fundamentals. "Football is more than keeping the other team from running. While we pretty muched ground their run game to a halt, they took to the air pretty quick, and exploited mismatches and weaknesses in our secondary. It shouldn't have happened. The line didn't create any pass pressure, and it got to us."

Backup QB Joe Deroy, on second and 6 from the Dominion's 31, flicked off the first pass of the game with a throw that, while just perfect, fell into corner Kevin Nunnal's sticky hands, where he took it back to the two and set up an Attacker TD run with a draw to Tom Boorker. Although the Attackers missed the extra point, the game clearly was going the Attacker's way, if not on defense.

On the ensuing kickoff, a short kick by (Milchama's unnamed kicker) blasted the ball right into Mike Millen's chest unexpectingly, knocking him down and sending the ball spiraling towards the Dominion endzone. Maurice Gibson fell on the ball at the 5 before any Attacker could get there, but no return could be made. The Cougars then drove 95 yards on a blasting series, showing why May Hornell made the team, with breaks of 22 and 34 yards. The drive was capped with a 6 yard run inside by John Courel for the easy TD. But when Harold Ulson was overpowered with four defenders swarming him and no help in sight, the extra point got blocked.

The Attackers proceded to cut up the Cougar secondary, producing a total of 6 more touchdowns before the half ended, with touchdowns by Kenny Tennion, Boorker, even lineman Bryon Colon, who scored 6 when Milchama fumbled the snap on the 4, and a giant crease formed infront of the 292 lb guard. But not without consequences. The Cougars again scored two touchdowns, with passes to Sean Skoar and Dillion Pothey.

But the most impressive show in the first quarter was the Defense's last stand - with 4 minutes remaining, the Attackers had the ball on their 16, after the high kick allowed special teams to swarm the Milchama redzone. Max Mallard dropped back on what was supposed to be an easy first down, with Taylor Miller towering over Victor Jueggens' 5'11" stature. But it was not to be. The Cougars came out with a three-four look, and the Attacker line wasn't ready for what came next. Victor Jueggens, Joe Geigar, Jeremy Menast, and Terrance LeMay all swarmed the front, and Mallard had to drop far more than he wished. He struggled to rush back to find some time, but the quick defenders made it not so. Curiling to the right, thinking he had time, Mallard finally settled down inside the Attacker's own one-yard line, but Menast, infront of Mallard, forced him back a step. Geigar came in to end the play - a hard hit to Mallard's side brought him down for the sack and the saftey, putting the Cougars up to 19, with under 3 minutes left.

With the optimisitic end to the half, and opening of the 3rd quarter (where the Cougars scored 18 points, including a field goal and conversion), the game seemed like it would be equal - and indeed, with 7 minutes left in the last quarter, it looked like it - the score was 54-54, and the Cougars had the ball. A 36 yard drive from their own 29 seemed like it would be the game winning drive, but when DeRoy dropped back for a pass, the ball again went picked off - Terrance Allen picked off the pass, and ran it back for the TD and conversion.

OOC:Sorry, I could not come to the comp. Here's my (very) belated roster, and an RP for all of my games. Here they are, the finest of Yafor 2!

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Yaforite Bears Depth Chart

Starters are in italics.

Terrance James (QB) - Pocket passer, rarely misses on throws, can run if need be.
Geron Alet (QB) - Scrambling passer, very accurate.
Vimul Kingaorld (QB) - Pocket passer, can be accurate, but third string.
Scott Jeffers (RB) - Fast runner with good eyesight, projects with huge gains, but is most often used for play-action fakes.
Dave Williamson (RB) - Powerful runner, used in combination with Jeffers for an interesting combo and good results, used for brunt of running.
Geraint Jonax (RB) - Hard runner who can be used with great sucess on a tired defense.
Bud Marbolomot (FB) - Powerful fullback who can catch.
Octerin Alabor (TE) - Smart Tight end with quick hands.
Simon West (TE) - Excellent tight end, the better one, who has great hands.
Jimothy Tia (WR) - BEst wide reciever, often double covered, since if he gets the ball, he is unbeatable.
Terrence Short (WR) - Wide reciever who often complements Tia with short pick-ups to aggravate the defense.
Rondell King (WR) - Good hard wide reciever who can catch.
Ruben Garchilloe - Good backup who can catch.

OOC: Depth chart to be (hopefull) finished later. These are all of the important people, except for Cornerback Juan Partes, Strong Safety Treb Cecil and Cornerback Ali-Al Hameen, who make all of he interceptions. Oh, and Kicker Ethan Terrell.

BIC:

Yafor 2 and West Pacific Can't Solve Anything as Defense Rules the Day

It was a day where the most anticipated defenses of their day lived up to their hype. West Pacific, by far the best defensive team in the league, shut down the Yaforites with only 3 First Downs, 56 Yards PAssing, 2 Interceptions, and 36 Yards Running. The best game was had by Dave Williamson, who was 2-34 rushing, while the others combined for a 18-2 debacle.

It was in overtime that it looked like the Yaforites would be victorious. They had purposefully driven forward with 1:02 left on the clock to 47 yards out, well within Ethan Terell's range. However, a West Pacific blocker happened to be very tall, so he may have intimidated the holder, who played with the ball, resulting in a wide right kick. In the end, it was a well-earned (and expected) 0-0 draw.

Yafor 2 Upset Number 9 Seeds

It was upset night in Hockey Canada, as the Vilitan side was cockily sturttering down the field, confiden they would win. They did not expect what would hit them. Starting Quarterback Terrance James threw for 283 yards, 26 first downs, and 2 touchdowns. Ethan Terell erased his mistake against West Pacific with three field goals, one from 54 yards out, which is seven off his career mark.

The first drive of the Yaforites began with James throwing everywhere. He was finding Terrence Short (who ended 7-101), Jimothy Tia (7-103, both touchdowns) and Simon West (5-62) on nearly every play. Both touchdowns came on "Hail Mary"s to Jimothy Tia. The Yaforites statistics were much better than their scoreline, however. If not for over 11 penalties, they would have washed out the Vilitan side. But the YAforites should, and are, happy for their victory. Perhaps they will qualify? Their upcoming match against Hockey Canada is critical; they must win or tie. That is for certain. And, hopefully, har work will be rewarded. May the best team win!

(OOC: Oops, looks like I forgot to post for that last game, oh well. Time for this one's game.)

BlueTiger wins!

The national team of BlueTiger, BlueTiger Stripes, has won its first international game last week, over The Velkyan Union, 9-6. "This is exactly the kind of game we expected to play in, and win," says Coach White, as he opens a bottle of wine in the locker room, "A defensive struggle won by our kicker."

The Stripes won on a 53 yard field goal by kicker John Peters. He performed well all day, making three field goals (46, 32, and 53 yards). "Well, that's really all I do all day," said a humble Peters, "I mean all I do is kick a football all day, everyday, to get ready for games. Did you really expect me to miss?"

Also a surprise, running-back Allen Walton, only fumbled twice the whole game, recovering them both, miraculously, on his own, and even rushed for an amazing 12 yards (Yes! Positive yards!) on 26 carries. "Yeah, I really did have a great day today," said a not-so-humble Allen Walton, "There was no way we would have won today without me."

OOC: Scores posted later today by 3:00 PM ET or 11 AM PT

Matchday 7- Groups 1, 3 & 5

Group 1-

Turori- 36
Fmjphoenix- 29

New Montreal States- 6
Gondeau- 19

Team W L T P PF PA
Turori 4 0 0 8 136 100
Euroslavia 2 1 0 4 108 100
Fmjphoenix 1 2 0 2 102 101
Gondeau 1 3 0 2 114 142
New Montreal States 0 3 0 0 9 26

As expected, Turori has already qualified after finishing all their games. Euroslavia is in qualifying position but both Fmjphoenix and Gondeau have a shot. New Montreal States gave it a good run.

Group 3-

Vilita- 26
Poohgump- 23

Hockey Canada- 52
Yafor 2- 41

(Note: All my games from this on have and will be scorinated by Oliverry to keep things fair)

Team W L T P PF PA
Hockey Canada 2 0 1 5 166 130
West Pacific 1 0 2 4 3 0
Vilita 1 1 2 4 87 101
West Pacific 1 0 2 4 3 0
Yafor 2 1 1 1 3 64 56
Poohgump 0 3 0 0 75 114

Amazingly, no one has qualified for this group as only two points seperate 1st from 4th. Vilita needs some other teams to lose heavily in order for them to qualify and for Hockey Canada to win keeping other teams down. Poohgump was entertaining but unfortunately didn't make it.

Group 5-

Kaze Progressa- 76
Milchama- 70 OT

Tonissia- 3
East Lithuania- 6

Team W L T P PF PA
Kaze Progressa 3 1 0 6 101 107
Tonissia 2 1 0 4 86 61
East Lithuania 2 1 0 4 53 40
Milchama 1 2 0 2 190 186
The Candrian Empire 0 3 0 0 81 104

Another tight group only Milchama has an incredibly slim chance of making it. Kaze Progressa leads looking well to qualify. Tonissia and East Lithuania are neck-and-neck for second place. The Candrian Empire will have to just enjoy their last game.

Slugfest in Hockey Canada; Hosts Overpower Yaforites on Final Two Drives

It was the type of game that the Yaforite defense had not been wanting. It was the type of game that their offense had been wanting.

Quaterback Terrence JAmes showed his passing skill and exquisite power as he threw for 431 yards and 5 touchdowns as the Bears fell to the host side, Hockey Canada. James' pure phisique and arm strength shone through as he fired off 36 passes out of only 39 attempts, a percentage of over 92%. He found Jimothy Tia consistantly (Tia caught 11 passes for 243 yards and four touchdowns) and also threw 70 yards each to Rondell King and Terrance Short. An added 48 yards also went tight end Simon West.

But it was the sheer accuracy of JAmes' passes that was so stunning. On fourth and long in the third quarter, he found King accross the middle, delivering the ball straight to his arms. On first and ten on the fifty, his hurled a bullet just over the shoulder of Jimothy Tia, during which Tia ran all the way, unleasing his before-dormant skills of spinning, dodging.

In fact, Short was so good that the Bears only ran four times...and all were in the first quarter. But they did plenty of running. Jimothy Tia used his skills of getting around his man, eluding tackles, and generally speeding at speeds unknown to football players with their heavy gear. He had so many catches, with an average of just over 22 yards a catch, that he shone in such a way it was indistinguishable.

In his post-game interview, Tia was humble, concise, and not lengthy as he told the story-hungry news reporters that he had not done the work, that Short's passes were excellent, that the QB deserved all the credit. All the reporters smiled, knowing the truth. In other news, kicker Ethan Terell kept his streak alive, after missing what would have been the game-winning field goal int first game.

-Excerpt from The Ajerite Sun.

The first comment from the Progressan QB Arista Jatuyi after a 76-70 OT defeat of Milchama was simple and to the point: 'Are you sure there were eleven players on each side of the ball?'

There were. But after a game like this, you'd believe otherwise. There were 21 TDs, ten each in regular time and the decider from the Progressans returning the opening kickoff in OT. There were no fourth downs - every kick all game was either a PAT attempt or a kickoff. The defenses produced a cumulative 4 TDs and only two tackles for losses. It was one of those games that made you stare at the screen a little closer at the end to check the players weren't digitised.

And then swear they were anyway.

Still, the Progressans have finished the group stage with a 3-1 record and will go through unless both Tonissia and East Lithuania win. It'll be nervous for the Progressans as Jatuyi admitted: 'Watching your fate decided on TV isn't fun,'. But he also expressed his delight that the Progressans have got this far: 'We've done all we can and exceeded everyone's expectations. We thought we might be out by now, but no.'

Chromas Trying to Hold On

After starting off the first phase of the sixth NS Bowl with two victories, the Chromas had begun to feel that this could be their chance to finally win it all, that is, until the Chromas suffered a defeat at the hands of Fmjphoenix. At this point, Euroslavia is battling to make it into the next phase of the NS Bowl, if they can hold on to the second position in their group. Fmjphoenix will definitely give them a ride for their money, as well as Gondeau, who still have a shot at overtaking the Chromas for that position.

Euroslavia has only had one bad season in its' history of NS Bowls, in which the first season for the Chromas was the 2nd Bowl. They missed the second phase of the Bowl, and sought out to make sure that never happened again. Ever since then, Euroslavia has consistently placed very high, though has never won a championship. It seems as though the team has a curse placed on them, but the team doesn't appear to think so.

"There's no such thing as a 'curse'." stated Andrew Soluge. "The fact of the matter is that we just haven't been good enough to win a championship. Every time, there has been another team out there that has been better than us. We need to do something this time around to prove otherwise. It's going to be hard, because there are some teams out there that have proven themselves to be strong contenders for the championship, but all we can do is play our to the best of our abilities and work as a team, and I think we'll do alright."

New Babylon Times of doom-Dispatch-Sun-Cheese-Pirate-Pilot-Bob

Sports Section

Special Teams no good as Milchama lose 76-70 in OT

The Milchama Attackers special teams needs work and names after blowing the opening kick off return in overtime to lose the game 76-70. Coach Fredrick the Good said, "Are offense just keeps on getting better and better scoring more and more points each time unfortunately our defense and special teams cannot help our offense out enough to advance. We need more defense."

Alexandria Times-Post-Gazette-Tribune-Dispatch-News

Sports Section

Milchama offense just not good enough as they lose 76-70

The Milchama Attackers offense just could not hold up today as they did not score enough points to win the game and lost to Kaze Progressa 76-70. The Attackers with 30 seconds left did not convert their 4th and 1 and KP got one of their two tackles for losses stopping running back Thomas Brooks. They then scored on a kick return touchdown in OT to win the game.

Matchday 8- Groups 2 & 4

Group 2:

Cockbill Street- 40
Clavis- 21

Adam Island- 20
Krytenia- 54

Team W L T P PF PA
Krytenia 3 0 0 6 154 93
Lovisa 2 1 0 4 97 90
Cockbill Street 2 2 0 4 165 186
Adam Island 1 2 0 2 120 129
Clavis 0 3 0 0 59 97

Group 4:

Oliverry- 59
The Velkyan Union- 44

Bettia- 26
Elrich- 10

Team W L T P PF PA
Oliverry 4 0 0 8 139 83
Bettia 2 1 0 4 59 43
Elrich 1 2 0 2 34 61
BlueTiger 1 2 0 2 29 53
The Velkyan Union 0 3 0 0 70 91

Matchday 9- Groups 1, 3 & 5

Group 1:

New Montreal States- 0
Euroslavia- 13

Gondeau- 40
Fmjphoenix- 49

Team W L T P PF PA
Turori 4 0 0 8 136 100
Euroslavia 3 1 0 6 121 100
Fmjphoenix 2 2 0 4 151 141
Gondeau 1 3 0 2 154 191
New Montreal States 0 4 0 0 9 39

Turori and Euroslavia advance to next round.

Group 3:

Hockey Canada- 33
West Pacific- 36

Yafor 2- 0
Poohgump- 0

Team W L T P PF PA
West Pacific 2 0 2 6 39 33
Hockey Canada 2 1 1 5 199 166
Vilita 1 1 2 4 87 101
Yafor 2 1 1 2 4 64 56
Poohgump 0 3 1 1 75 114

West Pacific and Hockey Canada advance to next round.

(Hockey Canada match scorinated by Oliverry)

Group 5:

Tonissia- 3
The Candrian Empire- 0

East Lithuania- 70
Milchama- 66

Team W L T P PF PA
Tonissia 3 1 0 6 89 61
East Lithuania 3 1 0 6 123 106
Kaze Progressa 3 1 0 6 101 107
Milchama 1 3 0 2 256 256
The Candrian Empire 0 4 0 0 81 107

Tonissia and East Lithuania advance to next round.

West Pacific Advances!
36-33 win over Hockey Canada sends West Pacific into next round, Hockey Canada also advances.

West Pacific City - Last night 36-33 shootout victory was much a much more exciting and tense game but the celebration that insued was not nearly as violent as those a few nights ago when West Pacific got its first win in an international game. Why was the scene far more peaceful last night than last week? The police were prepared last night, police in riot control gear were deployed at the scenes of last week's violents, any chance for trouble was immediately snuffed out, no damage was reported and no arrests were made.

After trailing 27-3 at half time West Pacific picked it up on both sides of the ball, scoring 21 points unaswered to start the second half, making the score 24-27. Hockey Canada responded with a 47 yard field goal giving them a six point lead with 7:32 left in the fourth quarter. West Pacific's offense was shut down on the ensuing drive but Hockey Canada was pinned inside the three yard line on a beautiful punt by Brian Landis, after two stopped runs Hockey Canada dropped back to pass but their QB was sacked in the end zone when Randy Bell blitzed from the blind side and sacked the QB in his own end zone, making the score 26-30. The ensuing punt was muffed by West Pacific and Hockey Canada recoved on the West Pacific 30. The defense however stood their ground and forced Hockey Canada to kick a field goal, with 1:57 left the score was 33-26 Hockey Canada. West Pacific went into a hurry-up offense and were able to move the ball 60 yards taking 1:32 off the clock before three consecutive incompletions forced Bobby Leffew to attempt a 52 yard Field Goal. With 25 seconds left and the score 30-33 West Pacific had no choice but to attempt an onside kick which was successfully recoved on their own 45 yard line with 18 seconds left. After two incomplete passes Tyrone Rhone had to attempt to throw the long ball and pray. With 4 seconds left West Pacific lined up with an empty backfield and a five-wide set. Tyrone Rhone dropped back, went through his progression before finding Corey Walker wide open and hit him in stride at the ten yard line, the two Hockey Canada defenders fell down and all Walker had to do was stride into the end zone capping off this impressive comeback by West Pacific and earning a spot in the next round.

West Pacific's 36-33 win was very uncharacteristic of this team, which had never scored more than 23 points as a team when playing against West Pacific's professional teams to prepare for this tournament. Tyrone Rhone threw for 280 yards and three touchdown's, both career highs. Two of Matt Holmlund's 11 catches were for touchdowns as he racked up 134 yards receiving and setting a career high for catches. Corey Walker had only one catch but it was a big one, a game winning 55 yard touchdown catch as time expired. Casey Veenhoff ran for 113 yards and a touchdown, James Jones had 57 yards on the ground and Shannon Poppinga had 39. Randy Bell had one safety and Bobby Leffew kicked two field goals to round out the scores.

New Babylon Times of doom-Dispatch-Sun-Cheese-Pirate-Pilot-Bob

Sports Section

Attackers lose their last game as defense no good

The Milchama Attackers lost their last game of the qualifiers. The loss was a bad one for the defense who could not hold a 66-49 with 8 minutes left in the game. The defense did not play well giving up two touchdowns in 3 minutes before quarterback Max Mallard got threw an interception that was returned for a touchdown making it 66-63 with 1:30 left to go. The on side kick was recovered by Tennion giving the Attackers time to run out the clock. The East Lithuanian defense though had other ideas as they stopped Brooks for 3 strait plays. Then on 4th down the punt went into the end zone. The Lithuanians had the ball at the 20 yard line with 38 seconds left to play and it looked like a sure victory for the Attackers but one long strike and suddenly they were at the Attackers 32. Next play a 10 yard play, play after that a 21 yard pass out of bounds at the one. There were 3 second left to play and they went for the TD and got it as their running back scooted across the goal line and scored to make it a 70-66 loss for the Attackers.

OOC: Hmm, were you perhaps watching the Kansas City-Oakland game yesterday Milchema? :p

Matchday 10- Groups 2 & 4

Group 2:

Krytenia - 41
Lovisa - 36

Adam Island - 23
Clavis - 34

Team W L T P PF PA
Krytenia 4 0 0 8 195 129
Lovisa 2 2 0 4 134 131
Cockbill Street 2 2 0 4 165 186
Adam Island 1 3 0 2 143 163
Clavis 1 3 0 2 93 120

Group 4:

Bettia - 38
BlueTiger - 27

Elrich - 30
The Velkyan Union - 39

Team W L T P PF PA
Oliverry 4 0 0 8 139 83
Bettia 3 1 0 6 97 70
The Velkyan Union 1 3 0 2 109 121
Elrich 1 3 0 2 74 100
BlueTiger 1 3 0 2 56 91

Now, that I took over, some modifications will be done to how this cup will be managed:

Next round is a wildcard round with only the 4 worst qualified teams. These 4 teams will be playing an eliminatory round. Here is how the playoffs will work:

Wildcard round:
M1: 7th vs 10th
M2: 8th vs 9th

Quarter-finals:
M3: 1st vs Winner M1
M4: 2nd vs Winner M2
M5: 3rd vs 6th
M6: 4th vs 5th

Semi-finals:
M7: Winner M3 vs Winner M6
M8: Winner M4 vs Winner M5

3rd place final:
Loser M7 vs Loser M8

Final:
Winner M7 vs Winner M8


So, in this case, here are the tables:

Wildcard round:
Lovisa(10th) vs East Lithuania(7th)
Hockey Canada(9th) vs Euroslavia(8th)

Quarter-Finals:
Krytenia(1st) vs Winner M1
Oliverry(2nd) vs Winner M2
Turori(3rd) vs Bettia(6th)
Tonissia(4th) vs West Pacific(5th)

Wildcard will surely be simmed on Tomorrow or Saturday at latest

Wildcard scores:

Lovisa - 24
East Lithuania - 20

Hockey Canada - 73
Euroslavia - 70 OT

Here are the tables:

Wildcard round:
Lovisa(10th) vs East Lithuania(7th)
Hockey Canada(9th) vs Euroslavia(8th)

Quarter-Finals:
Krytenia(1st) vs Lovisa(10th)
Oliverry(2nd) vs Hockey Canada(9th)
Turori(3rd) vs Bettia(6th)
Tonissia(4th) vs West Pacific(5th)