NationStates Jolt Archive

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With all the various sports taking place, most of which don't have a proper place elsewhere to be reported upon, CasariMedia Group's World Service, in conjunction with 4Sport, has begin producing short World Reports in an effort to give the much more esoteric sports just a bit more international recognition. Or not, but we don't really care in that case, because we'll produce them anyway.

Update- Late Winter, 1528

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Karini Stickball

In International Stickball, the Casaran National team, lead by Team Captain Christopher "Rocketdog" Mayan, took part in a 4-match tour of Firania, playing one Scheduled Four-Day Match before completing the series with a pair of three and a pair of one day matches to complete the 5-game series.

Casari in Firania, Winter 1528

Series FD TD OD Total
Casari won 1 1 2 4
Firania won 0 1 0 1
Total 1 2 2 5

Casari wins the series, 4-1 (1-0, 1-1, 2-0)

Match One- Five Days, Rollin

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T
Casari 21 12 36 19 24 0 8 33 36 18 207
Firania 28 3 16 18 8 23 21 36 18 19 190

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 21 125 19 13 111 9 10 81.1
L. Rollo 14 60 12 5 95 13 10 136.8
M. Arma 23 129 19 16 117 16 7 136.8
A. Laurtania 22 120 18 15 112 15 4 133.9
P. Moss 22 141 16 13 91 13 9 142.9
R. Rolliani 30 149 25 25 108 24 9 222.2
S. Torrinson 17 115 30 9 106 13 5 122.6
R. Cartini 16 115 10 7 87 18 6 206.9
O. Wilson 14 40 8 4 105 9 8 85.7
V. Zerran 27 147 22 18 113 17 15 150.4
L. Parra 18 93 10 9 94 33 9 351.1
J. Tarras 27 116 18 18 101 10 6 99.0

Firania AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
B. Eorian 22 116 25 13 121 20 11 165.3
R. Ina 24 115 23 16 107 14 5 130.8
G. Wells 23 101 27 14 122 16 10 131.1
Se. Ells 23 109 24 14 98 9 5 91.8
K. Barton 15 59 11 6 116 28 3 241.4
M. Costello 19 76 1 10 122 11 16 90.2
A. Andres 23 111 8 16 126 23 8 182.5
Sa. Forrin 16 70 7 7 101 8 11 79.2
C. Rellia 24 77 18 17 128 23 7 179.7
J. Dent 17 109 10 11 99 19 6 191.9
N. Clarkson 26 168 20 19 106 19 9 179.2
E. Ellsbury 19 129 16 10 104 17 8 163.5

Innings 10
Match Time 4d 2:46

Match Two- Three Days, Laruentia

1 2 3 4 5 T
Casari 22 19 24 12 19 96
Firania 10 22 10 14 26 82

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 11 52 14 8 45 2 4 44.4
L. Rollo 8 17 6 4 47 6 5 127.7
M. Arma 7 20 10 2 36 9 3 250.0
A. Laurtania 12 75 10 8 54 6 4 111.1
P. Moss 12 75 12 7 50 7 0 140.0
R. Rolliani 14 61 9 12 52 7 6 134.6
S. Torrinson 13 47 5 10 56 10 8 178.6
R. Cartini 11 51 9 8 55 2 4 36.4
O. Wilson 7 36 9 3 41 3 5 73.2
V. Zerran 6 44 1 2 46 7 4 152.2
L. Parra 11 67 6 7 46 15 4 326.1
J. Tarras 10 45 5 6 37 8 3 216.2

Firania AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
B. Eorian 12 68 7 8 51 2 3 39.2
R. Ina 9 44 6 6 52 6 3 115.4
G. Wells 9 62 14 5 58 12 2 206.9
Se. Ells 9 52 3 5 52 8 3 153.8
K. Barton 9 43 12 4 53 6 1 113.2
M. Costello 8 26 6 4 46 10 2 217.4
A. Andres 9 47 6 4 48 10 6 208.3
Sa. Forrin 10 55 15 7 41 14 2 341.5
C. Rellia 9 62 7 5 41 0 6 0.0
J. Dent 7 23 2 3 54 5 6 92.6
N. Clarkson 12 43 0 7 47 13 8 276.6
E. Ellsbury 11 40 4 6 47 10 3 212.8

Innings 5
Match Time 2d 0:05.5

Match Three- Three Days, Wellis

1 2 3 4 5 T
Casari 2 21 32 24 23 102
Firania 18 26 36 25 0 105

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 12 96 8 9 50 8 3 160.0
L. Rollo 13 111 22 10 57 6 1 105.3
M. Arma 5 29 5 2 54 4 1 74.1
A. Laurtania 6 35 4 2 60 8 4 133.3
P. Moss 10 40 6 7 52 5 3 96.2
R. Rolliani 10 44 6 6 47 4 4 85.1
S. Torrinson 9 28 3 4 43 6 1 139.5
R. Cartini 12 68 7 8 61 9 3 147.5
O. Wilson 12 68 6 8 52 12 0 230.8
V. Zerran 15 74 7 13 59 16 9 271.2
L. Parra 10 55 10 6 63 14 5 222.2
J. Tarras 8 75 18 4 53 13 7 245.3

Firania AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
B. Eorian 11 45 10 8 67 6 6 89.6
R. Ina 9 57 13 5 62 10 2 161.3
G. Wells 6 22 2 2 52 4 1 76.9
Se. Ells 10 64 3 6 56 3 3 53.6
K. Barton 11 64 10 7 54 7 7 129.6
M. Costello 12 75 9 8 63 2 4 31.7
A. Andres 8 23 6 5 50 5 4 100.0
Sa. Forrin 13 110 14 11 63 3 5 47.6
C. Rellia 13 78 24 11 73 18 2 246.6
J. Dent 8 25 4 4 63 11 4 174.6
N. Clarkson 9 46 5 5 61 11 1 180.3
E. Ellsbury 14 42 5 11 59 22 4 372.9

Innings 5
Match Time 2d 2:00

Match Four- One Day, Isle Selias

1 2 3 T
Casari 15 32 13 60
Firania 22 19 5 46

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 8 36 11 5 25 3 4 120.0
L. Rollo 5 20 5 3 23 5 1 217.4
M. Arma 8 57 8 5 25 0 1 0.0
A. Laurtania 7 41 6 4 29 2 1 69.0
P. Moss 3 38 2 0 23 4 0 173.9
R. Rolliani 8 34 12 5 25 0 1 0.0
S. Torrinson 3 5 0 0 16 6 2 375.0
R. Cartini 7 29 5 5 26 4 5 153.8
O. Wilson 4 11 2 1 26 8 4 307.7
V. Zerran 7 26 5 6 23 3 3 130.4
L. Parra 5 30 1 2 18 7 0 388.9
J. Tarras 7 36 3 5 30 4 5 133.3

Firania AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
B. Eorian 10 45 1 8 30 7 3 233.3
R. Ina 4 8 0 1 37 3 5 81.1
G. Wells 4 21 0 1 33 4 3 121.2
Se. Ells 4 22 5 1 28 7 3 250.0
K. Barton 4 21 2 1 32 6 3 187.5
M. Costello 6 34 4 3 31 0 4 0.0
A. Andres 5 15 6 3 22 4 1 181.8
Sa. Forrin 8 29 4 6 31 4 2 129.0
C. Rellia 9 30 11 8 26 8 3 307.7
J. Dent 4 12 1 2 36 7 0 194.4
N. Clarkson 3 17 4 1 32 8 2 250.0
E. Ellsbury 7 35 8 6 25 2 2 80.0

Innings 3
Match Time 6:54

Match Five- One Day, Sallestan

1 2 3 T
Casari 27 7 26 60
Firania 12 22 16 50

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 9 40 4 6 25 1 3 40.0
L. Rollo 4 34 9 2 25 1 2 40.0
M. Arma 6 22 7 3 30 6 1 200.0
A. Laurtania 3 6 0 0 29 3 3 103.4
P. Moss 10 54 11 9 23 12 4 521.7
R. Rolliani 4 26 3 1 23 3 2 130.4
S. Torrinson 8 26 6 6 14 2 1 142.9
R. Cartini 7 31 1 4 28 6 3 214.3
O. Wilson 9 34 4 6 19 5 3 263.2
V. Zerran 3 47 2 0 19 5 1 263.2
L. Parra 4 23 2 1 26 3 2 115.4
J. Tarras 6 51 11 3 36 3 5 83.3

Firania AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
B. Eorian 6 52 4 3 23 7 3 304.3
R. Ina 5 25 3 2 37 11 3 297.3
G. Wells 6 28 4 3 37 10 3 270.3
Se. Ells 6 37 6 3 35 0 3 0.0
K. Barton 5 9 1 3 34 1 4 29.4
M. Costello 7 25 9 6 29 2 1 69.0
A. Andres 6 12 1 3 30 0 4 0.0
Sa. Forrin 5 26 2 2 34 5 4 147.1
C. Rellia 5 14 6 2 29 4 2 137.9
J. Dent 7 32 5 5 29 5 3 172.4
N. Clarkson 4 16 2 2 35 11 0 314.3
E. Ellsbury 5 21 7 3 42 4 2 95.2

Innings 3
Match Time 7:13.5

Mahan was rather optimistic about the result of the series. "I think we performed very well, we let the third match get away from us, but we proved that we can compete well in all forms of the game, and many of our players showed that they're very competitive at this level. Wilson has some good showings, as did Tarras, he and Torrinson really stepped up offenseively and showed us that we don't have much to fear from the Firanian bowling attack, and though we had our highs and lows... it was a very successful series, and we're well prepared for the Jaristan tour coming to Casari in a few weeks.

Casari's next challenge is the aforementioned six-match Jaristan tour coming, while Firania is travelling to the much warmer nation of Tauurin for four matches themselves.

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Tyrmani

The start of 1528 (and the depths of winter) sees the first motions of the local Casaran Tyrmani clubs- most easily explained as the Casaran answer to field hockey- and the beginning of the Inter-County season. The season starts, as it always has, with regional play, as the teams fight for their regional championships and the chance to continue on for the National Championship in the summer. But there's still a bit of snow on the ground, and after the first hald of regional play, the regions are predictably logjammed together in mid table- particularly in the Southwest, which is seeing a 5-way tie at 16 points, thanks to the regional whipping boy, County Hillan. Only two replays took place in the first half, which is surprising, particularly seeing how close the field is otherwise.

Regional Play- First Half

Team W RW RL L PTS
Southwestern Region
Einhaven 5 0 0 2 20
Mattari 4 0 0 3 16
Firona 4 0 0 3 16
Albi 4 0 0 3 16
Snyder 4 0 0 3 16
Whitefox 4 0 0 3 16
Wyatt 2 0 0 5 8
Hillan 1 0 0 6 4
Northwestern Region
Wheeler 5 0 1 1 21
Barrin 5 0 0 2 20
Jillan 4 1 0 2 19
Terris 4 0 0 3 16
Sancrost 3 0 0 4 12
Bruli 3 0 0 4 12
Ronway 3 0 0 4 12
Lawfort 0 0 0 7 0
Northeastern Region
Qurei 5 0 0 2 20
Trajik 5 0 0 2 20
Lexin 5 0 0 2 20
Norris 3 0 0 4 12
Conchester 3 0 0 4 12
Portio 3 0 0 4 12
Redhill 3 0 0 4 12
Kittson 1 0 0 6 4
Southeastern Region
Hornby 5 1 0 1 23
Dannson 4 0 0 3 16
Arnia 4 0 0 3 16
Viliandi 4 0 0 3 16
Karino 3 0 1 3 13
Silanta 3 0 0 4 12
Callax 2 0 0 5 8
Dearney 2 0 0 5 8

Update, Early Spring, 1528

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Karini Stickball

Casari's traditional bogey team of Jarista came to the country, to play a 6-match series, three five-day matches and three-three day matches. After a difficult start, dropping the first two rounds of the competition, the Casaran side managed to fight back, using their strength at batting in the shorter games to leverage a draw for the series.

Christopher Mayan was optimistic about the team's chances after a long losing drought in Island play. "The team is finally coming back around. We have a lot of youth talent among the clubs in the country, and hopefully this shows just how good of a chance we have this fall when the Island Championship comes around."

Jarista in Casari, Spring 1528

Series FD TD Total
Jarista won 2 1 3
Casari won 1 2 3
Total 3 3 6

Series is drawn, 3-3 (1-2, 2-1)

Match One- Five Days, Arcadia

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T
Jarista 9 27 14 21 19 16 23 9 22 9 169
Casari 2 30 19 22 29 6 17 19 9 12 165

Jarista AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
L. Merrins 18 68 17 10 111 16 9 144.1
Q. Hellsman 23 107 20 17 102 14 5 137.3
T. Cooper 25 168 28 19 99 16 7 161.6
H. Ferrer 24 127 25 16 114 4 2 35.1
B. Erhart 17 65 9 10 108 17 3 157.4
E. Fredricks 15 86 7 6 92 12 8 130.4
K. Robinson 22 129 24 13 112 12 9 107.1
R. Voisan 24 103 6 14 100 20 10 200.0
P. Merloit 16 81 1 8 111 19 14 171.2
C. Resling 18 81 10 8 103 5 7 48.5
O. Kant 15 98 13 7 97 14 7 144.3
A. Ellis 16 107 9 7 130 16 14 123.1

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 21 89 22 15 114 10 7 87.7
L. Rollo 19 100 17 10 78 5 8 64.1
M. Arma 17 113 18 9 106 16 9 150.9
A. Laurtania 21 125 15 13 89 3 2 33.7
P. Moss 18 100 12 10 96 9 2 93.8
R. Rolliani 15 91 7 5 121 7 12 57.9
S. Torrinson 16 101 12 8 117 26 6 222.2
R. Cartini 19 102 3 10 104 11 4 105.8
O. Wilson 21 115 11 15 101 28 16 277.2
V. Zerran 19 118 18 11 79 12 11 151.9
L. Parra 23 144 24 16 102 22 6 215.7
J. Tarras 16 81 6 8 113 20 15 177.0

Innings 10
Match Time 4d 1:38.5
Match Two- Five Days, Tyrellia

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T
Jarista 19 10 9 20 9 17 3 10 16 26 139
Casari 7 16 11 18 21 18 7 1 10 8 117

Jarista AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
L. Merrins 18 86 15 10 94 3 8 31.9
Q. Hellsman 13 66 4 3 83 5 6 60.2
T. Cooper 18 106 16 10 87 6 5 69.0
H. Ferrer 20 120 19 15 94 2 5 21.3
B. Erhart 16 105 8 7 80 11 2 137.5
E. Fredricks 15 75 1 6 86 7 7 81.4
K. Robinson 21 141 18 15 65 8 9 123.1
R. Voisan 20 117 21 11 68 7 7 102.9
P. Merloit 18 100 13 9 76 24 7 315.8
C. Resling 19 74 4 12 82 11 7 134.1
O. Kant 16 70 5 7 80 17 7 212.5
A. Ellis 19 117 15 10 114 16 15 140.4

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 14 57 7 5 88 5 7 56.8
L. Rollo 16 75 11 9 90 4 4 44.4
M. Arma 14 44 8 7 99 3 7 30.3
A. Laurtania 13 65 12 4 90 10 9 111.1
P. Moss 17 88 2 11 102 10 2 98.0
R. Rolliani 19 70 7 15 87 10 12 114.9
S. Torrinson 18 115 15 10 90 11 8 122.2
R. Cartini 19 109 14 13 82 18 8 219.5
O. Wilson 18 116 4 9 97 11 10 113.4
V. Zerran 18 110 20 10 115 27 8 234.8
L. Parra 17 90 8 12 123 13 14 105.7
J. Tarras 12 70 9 5 114 17 9 149.1

Innings 10
Match Time 3d 4:37

Match Three- Five Days, Ashford

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T
Jarista 15 9 19 20 30 18 24 24 7 9 175
Casari 5 10 15 25 10 34 30 34 3 11 177

Jarista AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
L. Merrins 19 108 15 11 82 11 6 134.1
Q. Hellsman 18 105 8 8 96 12 8 125.0
T. Cooper 15 74 7 6 101 15 7 148.5
H. Ferrer 21 106 17 15 106 9 6 84.9
B. Erhart 23 123 16 15 122 11 7 90.2
E. Fredricks 20 112 25 12 100 8 9 80.0
K. Robinson 25 139 11 19 111 26 7 234.2
R. Voisan 24 157 17 17 110 15 6 136.4
P. Merloit 18 71 4 10 101 14 3 138.6
C. Resling 25 135 23 17 114 21 11 184.2
O. Kant 18 104 24 10 105 24 10 228.6
A. Ellis 18 81 8 10 107 11 9 102.8

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 16 72 10 8 118 13 8 110.2
L. Rollo 23 154 23 14 114 8 8 70.2
M. Arma 16 70 6 8 114 10 11 87.7
A. Laurtania 21 87 7 14 112 15 7 133.9
P. Moss 18 103 10 11 109 16 5 146.8
R. Rolliani 19 113 12 15 116 8 8 69.0
S. Torrinson 14 54 4 7 98 21 10 214.3
R. Cartini 27 135 26 21 101 16 3 158.4
O. Wilson 15 71 7 7 111 26 5 234.2
V. Zerran 15 87 12 6 108 9 5 83.3
L. Parra 27 138 21 19 107 23 9 215.0
J. Tarras 29 171 39 20 107 10 15 93.5

Innings 10
Match Time 4d 2:27

Match Four- Three Days, Winton

1 2 3 4 5 T
Jarista 16 17 19 16 26 94
Casari 37 28 18 18 0 101

Jarista AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
L. Merrins 11 41 12 7 43 11 3 255.8
Q. Hellsman 6 27 0 1 39 3 4 76.9
T. Cooper 10 46 7 7 55 4 5 72.7
H. Ferrer 13 78 8 11 39 4 1 102.6
B. Erhart 11 39 9 8 45 9 5 200.0
E. Fredricks 9 38 5 5 56 6 5 107.1
K. Robinson 7 35 9 2 44 12 2 272.7
R. Voisan 9 73 13 5 40 15 2 375.0
P. Merloit 16 75 11 14 42 12 3 285.7
C. Resling 12 47 9 8 35 5 1 142.9
O. Kant 13 41 6 10 39 9 5 230.8
A. Ellis 8 28 5 3 49 11 4 224.5

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 11 61 21 10 45 3 5 66.7
L. Rollo 8 44 5 5 48 2 0 41.7
M. Arma 7 45 4 4 46 3 4 65.2
A. Laurtania 7 24 5 3 47 5 2 106.4
P. Moss 13 41 14 10 39 17 2 435.9
R. Rolliani 9 66 10 5 40 7 3 175.0
S. Torrinson 13 48 6 9 55 7 5 127.3
R. Cartini 8 27 8 4 45 7 4 155.6
O. Wilson 6 24 2 2 53 6 4 113.2
V. Zerran 10 43 6 6 46 13 3 282.6
L. Parra 12 54 4 9 40 9 6 225.0
J. Tarras 14 49 16 11 64 15 6 234.4

Innings 5
Match Time 1d 5:38.5
Match Five- Three Days, Tica

1 2 3 4 5 T
Jarista 27 10 27 18 16 98
Casari 23 29 24 13 10 99

Jarista AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
L. Merrins 11 48 7 7 59 9 6 152.5
Q. Hellsman 7 30 4 4 49 7 3 142.9
T. Cooper 7 30 5 2 54 3 4 55.6
H. Ferrer 12 58 9 8 54 7 4 129.6
B. Erhart 9 54 3 5 57 11 3 193.0
E. Fredricks 11 78 13 7 58 8 2 137.9
K. Robinson 13 77 14 10 53 4 8 75.5
R. Voisan 12 58 9 7 44 9 3 204.5
P. Merloit 10 60 12 5 55 11 2 200.0
C. Resling 9 66 12 4 43 5 1 116.3
O. Kant 11 41 5 7 50 19 0 380.0
A. Ellis 8 32 5 4 54 6 4 111.1

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 7 35 3 3 52 4 3 76.9
L. Rollo 8 29 5 5 58 6 6 103.4
M. Arma 16 73 12 13 56 5 5 89.3
A. Laurtania 8 37 9 5 51 7 3 137.3
P. Moss 14 76 10 11 49 14 6 285.7
R. Rolliani 9 80 8 5 54 5 5 92.6
S. Torrinson 7 52 5 3 55 11 5 200.0
R. Cartini 15 67 15 12 60 11 5 183.3
O. Wilson 8 48 8 4 53 8 1 150.9
V. Zerran 11 59 18 9 53 6 4 113.2
L. Parra 9 44 3 5 45 14 2 311.1
J. Tarras 7 30 3 4 46 7 5 152.2

Innings 5
Match Time 2d 1:00.5

Match Six- Three Days, Tyir

1 2 3 4 5 T
Jarista 19 18 21 34 12 104
Casari 18 17 16 20 13 84

Jarista AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
L. Merrins 10 58 16 6 48 3 8 62.5
Q. Hellsman 15 72 19 11 43 5 4 116.3
T. Cooper 10 45 8 6 47 0 7 0.0
H. Ferrer 13 63 5 8 45 3 1 66.7
B. Erhart 9 73 8 5 42 11 6 261.9
E. Fredricks 9 34 5 4 59 3 6 50.8
K. Robinson 9 35 5 4 39 11 0 282.1
R. Voisan 9 70 7 5 59 7 8 118.6
P. Merloit 9 38 0 7 46 5 3 108.7
C. Resling 14 58 9 11 50 10 4 200.0
O. Kant 13 46 7 8 40 15 2 375.0
A. Ellis 12 72 15 9 58 11 4 189.7

Casari AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
C. Mayan 12 66 6 8 50 10 5 200.0
L. Rollo 10 69 14 6 43 2 5 46.5
M. Arma 10 54 16 6 50 9 4 180.0
A. Laurtania 8 28 4 4 65 2 7 30.8
P. Moss 13 67 6 9 61 14 3 229.5
R. Rolliani 12 66 4 7 56 4 3 71.4
S. Torrinson 9 31 1 4 55 2 3 36.4
R. Cartini 7 37 10 2 56 14 3 250.0
O. Wilson 7 49 5 2 52 14 5 269.2
V. Zerran 8 36 9 4 60 13 5 216.7
L. Parra 10 38 6 5 57 5 2 87.7
J. Tarras 5 35 3 1 59 15 3 254.2

Innings 5
Match Time 2d 0:51.5

In the meantime, Firania traveled to Tauurin, taking three of four matches and showing a dominating pitching attack that was a bit hidden in the series against Casari. "We're improving every match, and I think every match we come into, they have to give us a chance." Captain Brian Eorian said after the series.

Firania in Tauurin, Spring 1528

Series FD TD OD Total
Firania won 1 1 1 3
Tauurin won 1 0 0 1
Total 2 1 1 4

Firania wins the series, 3-1 (1-1, 1-0, 1-0)

Match One- Five Days, Analari

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T
Firania 23 42 25 5 12 28 13 24 21 33 226
Tauurin 9 22 18 15 4 13 12 21 25 21 160

Firania AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
B. Eorian 25 146 33 16 90 9 9 100.0
R. Ina 23 103 28 15 104 2 9 19.2
G. Wells 26 165 19 18 98 11 8 112.2
Se. Ells 27 267 25 19 84 9 7 107.1
K. Barton 20 107 17 13 98 11 8 112.2
M. Costello 22 117 16 14 110 3 4 27.3
A. Andres 19 119 13 11 96 11 8 114.6
Sa. Forrin 26 119 14 19 96 21 13 218.8
C. Rellia 22 83 10 14 78 27 4 346.2
J. Dent 16 75 15 9 99 20 4 202.0
N. Clarkson 22 68 10 15 100 17 9 170.0
E. Ellsbury 28 135 26 22 102 19 5 186.3

Tauurin AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
M. Andar 13 46 12 6 119 15 6 126.1
L. Luuisar 24 113 20 16 122 11 7 90.2
P. Arstani 16 88 6 6 134 9 3 67.2
J. Garris 18 83 14 11 135 19 9 140.7
L. Howe 17 120 13 9 142 15 7 105.6
N. Randoselan 23 147 17 16 134 17 11 126.9
S. Jannison 22 91 9 14 115 19 7 165.2
R. Thompson 23 113 19 17 115 17 13 147.8
S. Arrin 18 72 20 13 113 25 6 221.2
O. Dells 16 95 14 10 134 23 8 171.6
D. Indis 18 84 7 11 118 40 7 339.0
T. Karrino 23 103 9 14 123 16 7 130.1

Innings 10
Match Time 4d 3:23

Match Two- Five Days, Costa

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T
Firania 12 14 7 29 16 7 3 26 19 4 137
Tauurin 12 21 13 13 6 21 15 25 10 2 138

Firania AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
B. Eorian 21 107 16 14 87 5 14 57.5
R. Ina 17 76 9 10 86 7 7 81.4
G. Wells 15 51 6 5 85 13 7 152.9
Se. Ells 20 123 14 12 67 2 3 29.9
K. Barton 19 77 12 12 72 10 4 138.9
M. Costello 24 111 12 17 85 17 6 200.0
A. Andres 19 102 19 12 65 13 8 200.0
Sa. Forrin 18 150 16 11 78 9 7 115.4
C. Rellia 17 84 5 10 82 12 5 146.3
J. Dent 19 72 13 12 92 17 13 184.8
N. Clarkson 13 46 5 4 85 18 9 211.8
E. Ellsbury 16 103 10 9 64 15 3 234.4

Tauurin AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
M. Andar 20 87 14 15 99 17 10 171.7
L. Luuisar 23 112 19 15 92 13 11 141.3
P. Arstani 13 53 8 4 99 4 4 40.4
J. Garris 13 64 5 5 97 7 4 72.2
L. Howe 16 79 4 9 78 6 3 76.9
N. Randoselan 12 44 8 6 79 7 5 88.6
S. Jannison 17 91 11 11 102 8 11 78.4
R. Thompson 22 114 20 15 100 12 6 120.0
S. Arrin 17 61 15 9 90 19 11 211.1
O. Dells 12 50 6 4 81 11 13 135.8
D. Indis 20 108 12 13 85 24 6 282.4
T. Karrino 21 85 16 14 100 9 6 90.0

Innings 10
Match Time 3d 3:37

Match Three- Three Days, North Reali

1 2 3 4 5 T
Firania 28 18 26 9 26 107
Tauurin 23 13 21 20 9 86

Firania AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
B. Eorian 10 59 10 5 53 1 8 18.9
R. Ina 12 37 7 8 36 3 3 83.3
G. Wells 14 73 16 10 39 4 7 102.6
Se. Ells 6 15 1 1 45 4 3 88.9
K. Barton 11 84 9 7 48 6 4 125.0
M. Costello 14 47 7 9 40 10 3 250.0
A. Andres 10 36 15 6 39 11 3 282.1
Sa. Forrin 14 52 7 10 47 11 4 234.0
C. Rellia 12 49 10 7 32 10 2 312.5
J. Dent 9 27 7 6 33 3 3 90.9
N. Clarkson 10 47 8 6 38 5 3 131.6
E. Ellsbury 13 51 10 8 47 18 4 383.0

Tauurin AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
M. Andar 16 88 15 13 52 4 3 76.9
L. Luuisar 12 34 8 7 48 4 3 83.3
P. Arstani 7 26 0 3 43 8 7 186.0
J. Garris 14 84 18 10 57 7 5 122.8
L. Howe 8 18 3 4 54 6 2 111.1
N. Randoselan 9 31 2 4 37 8 3 216.2
S. Jannison 12 43 5 10 40 13 5 325.0
R. Thompson 8 26 10 4 46 17 4 369.6
S. Arrin 6 16 0 1 52 9 4 173.1
O. Dells 13 38 7 10 53 14 5 264.2
D. Indis 9 45 14 6 47 15 4 319.1
T. Karrino 9 48 4 4 48 2 7 41.7

Innings 5
Match Time 1d 5:36

Match Four- One Day, South Reali

1 2 3 T
Firania 31 26 13 70
Tauurin 14 19 17 50

Firania AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
B. Eorian 8 28 11 5 19 5 4 263.2
R. Ina 3 17 4 0 19 4 1 210.5
G. Wells 5 18 2 2 17 1 1 58.8
Se. Ells 7 47 15 5 16 1 3 62.5
K. Barton 5 17 2 2 17 1 2 58.8
M. Costello 4 15 0 1 18 7 2 388.9
A. Andres 9 21 4 7 26 11 5 423.1
Sa. Forrin 5 17 3 2 17 6 2 352.9
C. Rellia 7 16 4 4 8 7 1 875.0
J. Dent 9 34 19 7 18 1 3 55.6
N. Clarkson 5 12 1 2 25 5 3 200.0
E. Ellsbury 5 18 5 3 20 1 5 50.0

Tauurin AB PT R OB P RS OUT ECON
M. Andar 10 26 10 7 27 8 5 296.3
L. Luuisar 7 17 6 4 27 4 4 148.1
P. Arstani 4 17 3 3 28 4 6 142.9
J. Garris 5 14 4 2 18 5 1 277.8
L. Howe 4 11 1 1 17 4 2 235.3
N. Randoselan 8 25 7 6 24 6 3 250.0
S. Jannison 4 16 5 1 25 15 5 600.0
R. Thompson 4 16 1 1 19 6 2 315.8
S. Arrin 6 32 6 4 12 5 0 416.7
O. Dells 8 23 5 5 14 3 1 214.3
D. Indis 4 18 2 1 27 6 2 222.2
T. Karrino 3 5 0 0 22 4 1 181.8

Innings 3
Match Time 5:27.5

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Tyrmani

The fourteen-match Tyrmani season has completed, deciding the four Regional Championships and determining what counties would earn the oppertunity to compete in this year's Tyrmani Premier's Trophy.

Team W RW RL L PTS
Southwestern Region
Firona 9 0 1 4 37
Snyder 7 1 0 6 31
Einhaven 7 0 0 7 28
Mattari 7 0 0 7 28
Whitefox 7 0 0 7 28
Albi 6 0 0 8 24
Wyatt 6 0 0 8 24
Hillan 6 0 0 8 24
Northwestern Region
Jillan 8 2 0 4 38
Wheeler 8 0 2 4 34
Barrin 8 0 1 5 33
Sancrost 7 1 1 5 32
Terris 6 1 1 6 28
Ronway 5 1 0 8 23
Bruli 5 0 0 9 20
Lawfort 4 0 0 10 16
Northeastern Region
Lexin 10 0 1 3 41
Trajik 8 0 0 6 32
Portio 6 1 0 7 27
Kittson 6 1 0 7 27
Qurei 6 0 1 7 25
Norris 6 0 0 8 24
Conchester 6 0 0 8 24
Redhill 6 0 0 8 24
Southeastern Region
Hornby 8 1 0 5 35
Callax 8 0 1 5 33
Dannson 8 0 0 6 32
Arnia 8 0 0 6 32
Karino 7 0 1 6 29
Viliandi 6 0 0 8 24
Silanta 5 1 0 8 23
Dearney 4 0 0 10 16

Firona, Jillan, Lexin, and Hornby Counties won their respective Conference Championships, earning themselves Quarterfinal Byes into the Premier's Trophy tournement. Snyder, Wheeler, Trajik, and Callax Counties also were assured of their placed due to their second-place finishes in their respective regions. However, a number of third-place ties necessitated a number of tiebreaker games.

Southwestern Tiebreaker
Round 1
Einhaven 4:1 Mattari
Whitefox 2:1 Einhaven
Mattari 4:3 Whitefox
Round 2
Einhaven 2:0 Mattari
Whitefox 3:4 Einhaven
Northeastern Tiebreaker
Portio 5:1 Kittson
Southeastern Tiebreaker
Dannson 3:1 Arnia

Einhaven, Portio, and Dannson Counties, as well as Barrin County, which did not need a tiebreaker, are the final four to qualify for the Premier's Trophy later in the year, with Einhaven taking a full four matches to distance itself from it's competition and earn the third spot.

[OOC - Cas, there's nothing saying this is a closed thread, so I hope you'll allow me to....]

THE MONASTIC TIMES

SPORT PAGES

WINTER VIGIL SEASON IN FULL CRY
St. Catherine's Races to Shock Lead

By Fr. Athanasius the Solitary

With the national football team failing in yet another international tournament, sporting attention here in the Archregimancy has turned towards the one sport in which we can accurately claim to be the best in the world: monastic vigils.

The keen monastic sport fan will remember the dramatic summer vigil season, which saw St. John of Patmos dramatically pip The Holy Monastery of Xenophon on the very last weekend of the season, when Patmos' fasting Fr. Anthony the Lesser single-handedly fought off a mountain bear in order to protect his holy icon of St. John the Evangelist, thereby giving his monastery the 25 point 'wild animal bonus' necessary to win by a single point. Fr. Anthony, regrettably, will never be able to walk to liturgy again, but has regularly been seen giving thanks unto the Lord for both the victory, and allowing him to miraculously survive despite the massive blood loss and having his leg chewed off.

With the winter vigil season in full swing, it's no surprise to see traditional winter favourites Solovetsky, Borisoglebsky and Troitse-Sergieva filling three of the top four spots, but the big shock is that, with half the season gone, St. Catherine's in the Desert is holding on to top spot. Team members Fr. Ephraim the Syrian, Fr. Raphael the Wanderer, Fr. Basil the Red Beard and Fr. Michael the Wily have now been on solitary vigils in the far north for 40 days and 40 nights, fighting off wild beasts without even a scratch, eating little more than bark, nuts and roots (though Fr. Michael did find a nest of tree grubs that got him through a particularly lean fast), spleeping under only the thinnest of blankets, and witnessing an average of three miracles each.

Hieromonks from Solovetsky are said to be challenging the legitimacy of two of Fr. Raphael's miracles, but given the radiant light that others have seen radiating from his serene hesychastic state, sources close to the Monastic Vigil Association believe that the challenge is unlikely to succeed. In keeping with the MVA's opaque bookkeeping practices, no points totals will be released until the end of the season, but the desert fathers are believed to hold a narrow lead over the rest of the top four.

A spokesmonk for St. Catherines has said that the Elders of the desert monastery are 'thrilled' with the team's success. "It's no surprise to us" said a senior archimandrite, speaking on condition of anonymity. "What people tend to forget is that it gets very cold in the desert at night too. And we may not have wolves, but fighting off a pack of desert jackels is remarkably good training."

In other news, the perennial hapless cellar dwellers from the Painted Monastery of Voronets were disqualified last night after the entire vigil squad was eaten by a baying pack of ravenous wolves. The Monastic Vigil Association have led tributes to our brothers, and have asked us all to pray for their souls.

League table:
1 - St. Catherine's in the Desert
2 - Solovetsky
3 - Borisoglebsky
4 - Troitse-Sergieva
5 - St. John of Patmos
6 - Pantaleimon
7 - Xenophon
8 - Pantocrator
9 - Grand Lavra
10 - Holy Wisdom
11 - Unattached Hermits United
12 - Simonopetra
13 - St. Paul's
14 - St. Peter's & St. Paul's
15 - Vatopedion
16 - The Holy Theotokos
17 - St. Saba's in the Desert
18 - The Painted Monastery of Voronets (DSQ)

Update, Late Spring, 1528

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Tyrmani

The National Championships followed their reputation as a particularly tight competition, as four rounds of play left the country with a single National Tyrmani Champion,

First Round
Snyder 5:2 Barrin
Wheeler 4:1 Portio
Trajik 3:2 Dannson
Callax 0:1 Einhaven

Quarterfinal
Lexin 3:2 Snyder
Hornby 0:4 Wheeler
Firona 0:2 Trajik
Jillan 6:7 Einhaven R

Semifinal
Lexin 1:2 Wheeler
Trajik 2:4 Einhaven

Final
Wheeler 0:4 Einhaven


In a final with no first place teams in their region taking part, Einhaven managed to use it's lengthy playoff to get into the tournament to keep themselves in fine form, needing a replay to get past County Jillan but facing no other challenges on the way to their latest National Championship season, and giving them a leg up in the selection process for the Islands Championship team that will be traveling to Jarista for the competition later in the year.

Broomball

Dozens of teams came to the otherwise unheralded city of Ravendahl for an amateur broomball tournament. There was initial grumbling about the mandatory facemasks and other bulky equipment required, but after a broken nose in the women's division last year, officials erred on the side of caution. And it worked-there were no broken bones this time around.

In the women's division, the Maniax beat the Blue Lightning 1-0 in the final. Whether women will be allowed to compete in a separate division in the future is uncertain: many play in the open division, including multiple all-female teams. Proponents of the current status argue that they would be overwhelmed playing against men; opponents point to the fact that an all-male division would be seen as politically incorrect, and a double standard is in operation.

The Wild Blizzards won the open division final against the Albatrosses, 3-2. Albatross forward Bert Malkush was named player of the tournament: he scored their final goal in the Last Blast. This tradition is arguably the distinguishing feature of Zwangzug's version of broomball, beyond the fact it's the only "sport" (athletic or otherwise) in which violent play is seen as acceptable. When one team is leading at the end of the game (in the Wild Blizzards' case, 3-1) it is expected that the losers make an all-out attack: rather similar to the ice hockey custom of pulling the goalie, with a good deal of the defense joining in the fun. The winners, then, form a human mass in their own goal. Actually scoring is not expected, or indeed the point of the endeavor.

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Auto Racing

The Tonaya Speed Trials are Casari's biggest auto racing event. Taking place on the complex Tonaya Racecourse, a three-cornered, wide, triangular track with progressive banking going from flat to a near-suicidal sixty-four degrees. Thousands of people show up for the event, which lasts for six days of competition and involves almost every single type of racing machine in the country. The only thing that is missing is the race.

Six days of a competition to see who can cover ten miles the fastest seems like one of the most boring concepts ever devised by man, but since the event's inception, it's grown to an immense size, becoming one of the crown jewels of Casaran Motorsport.

Day One

Tuesday was the first day of the competition, seeing partly cloudy skies over the oval, with temperatures in the high fifties in the early portion of the day, climbing and peaking at 78 in the afternoon. With the heat not being a critical factor, the grills of the cars were taped up and the speeds rose slightly.

The premier class of the competition, the Unlimited class, didn't see many takers on the first day, many of the competitors looking to save their time on the track for later. The first day Unlimited and Overall leader was the four-year old "catamaran" car of Oscar and Marcus Wells, made out of fiberglass on a then-new Anderson Formula B chassis. Their time of 2:43.7 was low on the first day- although that's almost certainly sure to drop before long.

In Class 5 for Sports Cars, the El-Dan Racing Nymax TR6 was the fastest, using all twelve cylinders of it's massive 5.4 liter engine to push it around the course just slower than the smaller and lighter prototype of the Wells Brothers, at a speed of 2:48.2.

The ultracompetitive Touring and Grand Touring cars made their appearances in force, with the Rowans Competition Lerain SKZ leading the Grand Touring Competition for Class 3 and 4 Grand Touring cars, while the Parini Competition Tour 2.0L lead the Class 1 and 2 Touring cars after the first day.

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Tonaya Speed Trials
Day 2

The clouds closed over on Day Two, putting the fear of rain into almost all competitors. However, the temperatures dropped and speeds rose, giving the event a new overall leader.

The new leader was the first on the track in the morning, the Tiger Cars P11. The six-wheeled wonder used it's insanely low profile to good effect, the large V12 engine liberated from one of the company's more traditional racing cars pushing the team to the lead with a time of 2:38.8. The Wells Brothers took a shot at reclaiming the lead, but their 2:39.6 was only good enough for second place. Third sits Winton Racing's modified Easton Motors TKS-R, just behind at 2:39.9.

The Sports Car ranks were continued to be lead around by the El-Dan Racing Nymax TR6, driven by Formula Driver Michelle Nysak, bettering the car's time by a half second, to 2:47.7.

The Grand Touring and Touring Cars swarmed onto the track today, taking advantage of the unwillingness of the faster cars to go out as more and more threatening clouds appeared on the horizon. Mike Rowan and his Rowans Competition Lerain SKZ and the rival Aramanti S400 from the Aramanti Factory team were locked in a duel for most of the day, the latter pipping the former at the final moments of the day to hold the overnight lead. The Touring cars saw a number of similar fights, with teams racing to make adjustments and reenter the line to go out. The Bright Yellow Carras Motorsports Hunter S taking the lead in that category.

Day 2 finally saw the motorcycles- and their near-suicidal riders- finally wake from their slumber, with Will Campbell taking the lead overall and in the Open category on his giant modified 1200cc Friemanti. The 500cc Open class was lead by Jacques Illari, on a CMM model 498ZS, while the current leader for the 600cc Production category, incidentally, is also Will Campbell- this time on a more esoteric Rotary-powered Friemanti FKX model.

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Tonaya Speed Trials
Final

Racing continued during the breaks in the depressing stretch of extended rain throughout the conclusion of the week, with some thrillingly fast runs put down while the track was dry, complete with crowning a new champion.

The car of Oscar and Marcus Wells looked the same at the end of the week, but during the week components had been changed, an engine was swapped out, transmission gears replaced- at one point they had borrowed a slightly ill-fitting nose cone to fit to the front of the car in the hopes of adjusting the intake, but in the end, it paid off, and the brothers became the first non-factory team in a decade to have the fastest car in the nation.

Domination was the story in Sports Cars, where nobody found the speed to make it around faster than El-Dan Racing's Nymax TR6, who lead by more than a second and was never in real danger of giving the lead up.

The category for Grand Touring cars was the opposite, with the lead flipping back and forth regularly, before settling on the Tiger Cars ZLX of Edman Racing and it's driver Ethan Scott on the final day. In Touring Cars, the team that started in front ended up finishing in front as well, with the Parini Competition Tour 2.0L reclaiming the fastest time on the last day.

In Motorcycles, Will Campbell's 1200cc Friemanti was far too suicidal to do anything but win, While Kyle Peters won the 500cc Class with a 500cc Jakkar machine, while the Rotary Friemanti FKXs easily outpaced the rest of the field, with Will Campbell finished a close second in that class to Ryan Skalls, who won in his first week out on the big track.

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College Gridiron

College students aren't like normal people. They have to play the weird sports that nobody else wants to play. But since coming over as a niche sport from Bedistan a number of years ago, the public school students took to the sport more and more, differentiating themselves from the uneducated masses as much as possible. And after a number of years, the college game has reached respectability, with an organized season, and, of course, results.

Name W L Avg. PF PA PD
1 Navy 9 2 0.818 257 166 91
2 Conchester-Pillsbury 9 2 0.818 260 177 83
3 Ashford E 9 2 0.818 284 205 79
4 Einhaven-Salesford 8 3 0.727 298 186 112
5 Einhaven-Remoro 8 3 0.727 257 160 97
6 Qurei-West Resia 8 3 0.727 272 177 95
7 Ronway-Galaway 8 3 0.727 320 231 89
8 Whitefox Tech 8 3 0.727 296 219 77
9 Firona-Lyonosi 8 3 0.727 310 237 73
10 Lawfort-Heiart 8 3 0.727 260 187 73
11 Lexin-Ashburton 8 3 0.727 250 179 71
12 Mattari-Riza Bay 8 3 0.727 258 190 68
13 Hillan 8 3 0.727 272 207 65
14 Whitefox-Aramac 8 3 0.727 280 219 61
15 Viliandi-Derby 8 3 0.727 250 191 59
16 Ronway-Hannover 8 3 0.727 260 207 53
17 Portio-Bamako 8 3 0.727 216 163 53
18 Wheeler Tech 8 3 0.727 240 192 48
19 Viliandi-Mount Wilson 8 3 0.727 291 249 42
20 Lawfort-Juno 8 3 0.727 247 210 37
21 Erori 8 3 0.727 256 224 32
22 Lexin 8 3 0.727 213 195 18
23 Norris Tech 8 3 0.727 240 239 1
24 Terris-Illari 7 4 0.636 274 199 75
25 Mattari 7 4 0.636 291 224 67
26 Dannson-Hancock 7 4 0.636 265 201 64
27 Colonial 7 4 0.636 259 200 59
28 Astra City 7 4 0.636 268 210 58
29 Barrin 7 4 0.636 241 183 58
30 Lawfort-Astra 7 4 0.636 240 185 55
31 Dannson-Resnia 7 4 0.636 208 153 55
32 Einhaven-Port Royal 7 4 0.636 268 220 48
33 Conchester 7 4 0.636 211 163 48
34 Resia West 7 4 0.636 318 272 46
35 Sancrost-Sanjuku 7 4 0.636 271 228 43
36 Silanta-Port Nurika 7 4 0.636 245 204 41
37 Barrin Ag 7 4 0.636 216 176 40
38 Leyton 7 4 0.636 236 205 31
39 Lawfort 7 4 0.636 213 189 24
40 Hornby-Tica 7 4 0.636 235 216 19
41 Arnia-Princeton 7 4 0.636 266 253 13
42 Ronway 7 4 0.636 255 246 9
43 South Kittson 7 4 0.636 209 201 8
44 Dearney-Odessa 7 4 0.636 261 255 6
45 Whitefox-Kaylami 7 4 0.636 215 213 2
46 Bruli 7 4 0.636 219 218 1
47 Norris 6 5 0.545 289 231 58
48 Norris-Bourneson 6 5 0.545 258 202 56
49 Dannson-Arcadia 6 5 0.545 212 159 53
50 Ronway-Hamilton 6 5 0.545 233 184 49
51 Conchester-Reading 6 5 0.545 222 180 42
52 Whitefox 6 5 0.545 250 211 39
53 Portion-Wembley 6 5 0.545 249 212 37
54 Albi-Rockford 6 5 0.545 205 171 34
55 Viliandi 6 5 0.545 282 250 32
56 Army 6 5 0.545 246 218 28
57 Albi 6 5 0.545 271 245 26
58 Lexin Tech 6 5 0.545 239 213 26
59 Redhill-Lexington 6 5 0.545 202 178 24
60 Fairford City 6 5 0.545 235 214 21
61 Arcadia City 6 5 0.545 199 178 21
62 Mattari-Thirsao 6 5 0.545 203 185 18
63 Bruli-Longford 6 5 0.545 221 206 15
64 Callax-Silenia 6 5 0.545 212 197 15
65 Barrin-Winton 6 5 0.545 202 187 15
66 Tyrellia U 6 5 0.545 250 236 14
67 Whitefox-Tyrellia 6 5 0.545 203 190 13
68 Netsuoka City 6 5 0.545 205 193 12
69 Arcadia U 6 5 0.545 225 214 11
70 Hillan-Olympia 6 5 0.545 223 212 11
71 Snyder-Lewiston 6 5 0.545 249 240 9
72 Lexin-Wonham 6 5 0.545 248 244 4
73 Callax 6 5 0.545 247 243 4
74 Tyrellia City 6 5 0.545 219 216 3
75 Dearney 6 5 0.545 261 262 -1
76 Tica Tech 6 5 0.545 237 238 -1
77 Kittson 6 5 0.545 225 226 -1
78 Snyder-Irvine 6 5 0.545 198 200 -2
79 Snyder-Hillcrest 6 5 0.545 181 183 -2
80 Mattari-Welsia 6 5 0.545 239 243 -4
81 Firona-Netsuoka 6 5 0.545 208 213 -5
82 Air Force 6 5 0.545 236 242 -6
83 Hornby-North Prairie 6 5 0.545 193 199 -6
84 Wyatt 6 5 0.545 192 199 -7
85 Einhaven-Soling 6 5 0.545 243 254 -11
86 Wyatt-Narssa 6 5 0.545 243 256 -13
87 Terris 6 5 0.545 204 217 -13
88 Redhill 6 5 0.545 200 213 -13
89 East Bay 6 5 0.545 238 253 -15
90 Silanta-Redmond 6 5 0.545 250 270 -20
91 Ronway-Esterberry 6 5 0.545 234 254 -20
92 Barrin-Noma 6 5 0.545 200 220 -20
93 Callax A&T 6 5 0.545 231 259 -28
94 Trajik-Ostra 5 6 0.455 246 191 55
95 Snyder 5 6 0.455 250 207 43
96 Sanjuku 5 6 0.455 291 257 34
97 Lawfort-Lesara 5 6 0.455 215 187 28
98 Ronway-Queenstown 5 6 0.455 200 181 19
99 Fira City 5 6 0.455 213 202 11
100 Inslow City 5 6 0.455 199 188 11
101 Sancrost-Grand Island 5 6 0.455 257 248 9
102 Firona 5 6 0.455 237 229 8
103 Wheeler Highland 5 6 0.455 200 195 5
104 Norris Ag 5 6 0.455 266 267 -1
105 Whitefox-Mabase 5 6 0.455 241 243 -2
106 Silanta 5 6 0.455 268 272 -4
107 Tyrellia Tech 5 6 0.455 249 254 -5
108 Redhill-Mount Bannister 5 6 0.455 252 258 -6
109 Jillan 5 6 0.455 228 234 -6
110 Hillan-Ashford 5 6 0.455 219 225 -6
111 Lawfort Tech 5 6 0.455 239 247 -8
112 Silanta-Premerham 5 6 0.455 214 223 -9
113 Vilandi Ag 5 6 0.455 206 215 -9
114 Wheeler 5 6 0.455 204 213 -9
115 Arnia 5 6 0.455 235 246 -11
116 Shelby 5 6 0.455 207 219 -12
117 Dearney-Inslow 5 6 0.455 283 304 -21
118 Terris-Leyton 5 6 0.455 194 215 -21
119 Jillan-Kota 5 6 0.455 217 240 -23
120 Lawfort-Hatton 5 6 0.455 190 213 -23
121 Trajik 5 6 0.455 175 198 -23
122 Einhaven-Newmarker 5 6 0.455 219 250 -31
123 Hornby 5 6 0.455 219 253 -34
124 Portio 5 6 0.455 264 301 -37
125 Karino 5 6 0.455 221 258 -37
126 Terris-Juno 5 6 0.455 161 204 -43
127 Callax-Orleans 5 6 0.455 207 252 -45
128 Hornby Tech 5 6 0.455 188 236 -48
129 Arnia-Port Elmyra 5 6 0.455 194 252 -58
130 Jillan-Corby 4 7 0.364 226 231 -5
131 Portio Tech 4 7 0.364 249 264 -15
132 Portio-Swordia 4 7 0.364 194 209 -15
133 Wheeler-Fenstrom 4 7 0.364 223 242 -19
134 Karino-Tyir 4 7 0.364 209 228 -19
135 Northwestern 4 7 0.364 215 235 -20
136 Norris-Vendara 4 7 0.364 219 243 -24
137 Karino-Stockton 4 7 0.364 188 214 -26
138 Narissa A&M 4 7 0.364 205 233 -28
139 Mattari-Corneria 4 7 0.364 216 248 -32
140 Soling City 4 7 0.364 213 246 -33
141 Kittson-Shelby 4 7 0.364 193 230 -37
142 Whitefox-Longhorn 4 7 0.364 201 239 -38
143 South Vilandi 4 7 0.364 183 221 -38
144 Jillan-Fairford 4 7 0.364 196 235 -39
145 Sancrost-Johnston 4 7 0.364 214 254 -40
146 Corneria 4 7 0.364 219 260 -41
147 Trajik-East Resia 4 7 0.364 211 252 -41
148 Albi-Golden Beach 4 7 0.364 186 227 -41
149 Kittson-Swordia 4 7 0.364 207 250 -43
150 Sancrost 4 7 0.364 200 244 -44
151 Snyder-Fira 4 7 0.364 203 252 -49
152 Tica City 4 7 0.364 237 293 -56
153 Trajik-Presscot 4 7 0.364 194 251 -57
154 Albi-Larissa 4 7 0.364 216 276 -60
155 Lawfort-Altaira 4 7 0.364 176 238 -62
156 Lexin-Tesra 4 7 0.364 183 247 -64
157 Wheeler-Mount Crisari 4 7 0.364 197 262 -65
158 Kittson-Whitestone 4 7 0.364 216 286 -70
159 Einhaven 3 8 0.273 203 213 -10
160 Dearney-Poleria 3 8 0.273 200 224 -24
161 Qurei-Minera 3 8 0.273 181 222 -41
162 Resia East 3 8 0.273 216 259 -43
163 Snyder-Greenway 3 8 0.273 158 226 -68
164 Hillan-Guardia 3 8 0.273 197 271 -74
165 Redhill T&M 3 8 0.273 171 252 -81
166 Norris-Woomera 3 8 0.273 213 316 -103
167 Dannson-Saratoga 3 8 0.273 134 238 -104
168 Ashford City 2 9 0.182 204 251 -47
169 Dannson 2 9 0.182 213 274 -61
170 Karino-Orec Heights 2 9 0.182 203 284 -81
171 Karino Tech 2 9 0.182 208 300 -92
172 Winton 2 9 0.182 160 263 -103
173 Firona-Podskiya 2 9 0.182 183 327 -144
174 Lawfort-Lancayre 1 10 0.091 193 262 -69
175 Arnia-Rouxville 1 10 0.091 162 290 -128
176 Qurei 1 10 0.091 105 251 -146

Lacking a postseason, the team on top of the table won it all- and, amazing, the Casaran Naval Academy stood on the top on the land at the end of the year, carrying strong wins over Army and Hillan through to be the first season champions.

"We're confident our endurance carried us through a number of games." Brett Yinan, Coach of the Navy team, said to the press after the final game against Karino.

While the images of rather unmuscular Casaran college students wearing pads brought a few snickers from uninterested sports media, the following on TV rose to a high pitch as the season continued, particularly on campuses and among alumni.

Talks about a possible postseason arrangement among the athletic branch of the National Association of Student Unions, organizing body for National-level intercollegiate sport, were progressing as representatives of the schools tried to hammer out a method of settling a champion without substantially increasing the length of the season. The group quickly reaffirmed it's commitment that any person should not be offered funds to attend a university on the merit of their playing ability, as they have in a number of other sports- far more unlikely in the case of Gridiron Football than others, as no youth programs exist to take players from.

QHL 1940 Season (Regular Season Jan 4th- March 23rd. Playoffs began March 27th)

The ingaugural Season of the Qazox Hockey League, brought upon its win in the 4th World Cup of Hockey, and possible bid to host the 6th WC of Hockey, began its first season with 9 teams, as Gothika's franchise failed to meet mininum season ticket holding standards (5,000). Gothika did meet the mininum for the 2nd season, and will begin play in 1941.
The QHL plays 3 20-minute periods and a 10-minute OT. If teams are tied after OT, then a Best of 5 Shootout determines the winner. If still tied after Best of 5 Shootout, then shootout will continue until a winner is determined. In the Playoffs, OT is sudden death with 20-minute periods. A regulation, OT or Shootout win is worth 2 points, while a Shoot-out loss is worth 1 point. No points are given for an OT loss. The playoffs all are best of 5 with the top 4 teams facing off in the semifinals, with the winners playing for the Grant Cup, named after League Founder, Horace J. Grant.

TEAMS:
Qazox City Eagles (Arena: Ox-Cola Center. Cap: 17,130)
Qazox City Raiders (Arena: Ganja Vodka Gardens. Cap: 16,863)
Fromburg Lions: (Arena: Redover Center. Cap: 16,500)
Rockport Blitz (Arena: Hemisphere Bank Center. Cap: 18,920)
Vogg City Vandals (Arena: Vogg City Arena. Cap: 13,250)
Joehio Jackals (Arena: Metropolitan Arena. Cap: 12,907)
Pika City Express (Arena: Pika Bank and Trust Center. Cap: 17,000)
Lorax City BlackWings (Arena: Ganja Vodka Arena. Cap: 16,057)
SaxerVilla Kings (Arena: SaxerDome. Cap: 20,900*)
Gothika Panthers (Arena: Gothika National Bank Center: 14,630) will begin play in 1941.
*Note: Saxerdome's capacity is 85,000 for football, but the upper 2 levels are closed for Hockey)


Each team played 6 games (3 home/3 away) vs. the other teams in league for a total of 48 games played. Schedule will expand to 54 games in 1941, with addition of Gothika.


FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS (Playoff Teams are in Italics)
W--L-SL Pts GS GA
Rockport 31-11-6 68 178 126
Pika City 25-18-5 55 169 131
Q.C. Eagles 26-20-2 54 177 142
Vogg City 23-19-6 52 168 157
Q.C. Raiders 21-21-6 48 154 162
Lorax City 20-21-7 47 135 166
Fromburg 21-25-2 44 140 166
SaxerVilla 17-29-2 36 128 160
Joehio 13-33-2 28 143 180


LEAGUE FIRSTS:
First goal: David Healey (Lorax City @ Joehio) Jan. 4th
First Win and OT: Lorax City 3- Joehio 2 (OT) Jan. 4th
First ShootOut: Vogg City 5- Lorax City 4 (4-2 SO) Jan. 7th
First Shut-out: Qazox City Eagles 2- SaxerVilla 0 Jan. 9th
First Hat-Trick: Valerie Zatan (Rockport vs. Joehio) Feb. 7th

Miscellaneous Game Records
Quickest Goal: Brian Calder- 7 seconds (Joehio @ Pika City) Feb. 25th
Most Goals (both teams): 15 (Qazox City Raiders 8- Lorax City 7) Jan. 29th
Most goals (One Team): 9 (tiwice) (Fromburg 9 vs. Joehio 2, Jan 26th, Rockport 9 @ Pika City 3, Feb. 29th)
Most Points Game: 6- Mikhal Huneberg (Rockport @ Pika City, Feb 29th) 2G, 4A
Most Penalty Minutes (one Player): 29- Nate Jensen (Qazox City Eagles vs. Qazox City Raiders, Feb. 3rd) 2 5-min fighting, 1 instigator, 1 game misconduct, 1 double minor (hooking).
Most Penalty Minutes (one team): 89- (Qazox City Eagles vs. Qazox City Raiders, Feb. 3rd)
Most Penalty Minutes (Both teams): 166- Qazox City Eagles (89) vs. Qazox City Raiders (77), Feb. 3rd.
Longest ShootOut: 13 rounds- Joehio 3-2 (4-3 SO) @ Qazox City Eagles Feb. 19th (Joehio SO:XooooXooooXoX QCE SO: ooXooXooooXoo)


LEAGUE LEADERS:
SCORING
Goals: Valerie Zatan (Rockport)- 28 goals
Assists: Kevin Duma (Q.C. Raiders)- 52 assists
Points: Mikhal Huneberg (Rockport)- 70 pts (22 goals, 48 assists)
+/- rating: Valerie Zatan (Rockport)- +24

GOALTENDING
Wins: James Hume (Rockport)- 25
G.A.A: Hal Yarbough (Pika City)- 2.19 (in 35 games)
Shut-outs: Greg Trent (Q.C Raiders)- 5

Penalties
Most PIM: Nate Jensen (Qazox City Eagles)- 236

AWARDS:
Regular Season MVP: Mikhal Huneberg (Rockport)
Post Season MVP: Valerie Zatan (Rockport)
Goaltender of Year: Hal Yarbough (Pika City)

PLAYOFFS
Rockport vs. Vogg City
March 27th Game 1 @ Rockport: Vogg City 3- Rockport 2
March 28th Game 2 @ Rockport: Rockport 1- Vogg City 0
March 30th Game 3 @ Vogg City: Rockport 4- Vogg City 2
March 31st Game 4 @ Vogg City: Rockport 4- Vogg City 3
Rockport Wins Series 3-1

Pika City vs. Qazox City Eagles
March 28th Game 1 @ Pika City: Pika City 3- Qazox City 2
March 29th Game 2 @ Pika City: Pika City 5- Qazox City 1
March 31st Game 3 @ Qazox City: Qazox City 3- Pika City 0
April 1st Game 4 @ Qazox City: Pika City 3- Qazox City 0
Pika City Wins Series 3-1

GRANT CUP FINALS
April 5th Game 1 @ Rockport: Rockport 6- Pika City 5 (OT)
April 6th Game 2 @ Rockport: Pika City 5- Rockport 4 (OT)
April 8th Game 3 @ Pika City: Rockport 4- Pika City 2
April 9th Game 4 @ Pika City: Pika City 3- Rockport 2 (2OT)
April 11th Game 5 @ Rockport: Rockport 5- Pika City 3
Rockport Wins Series 3-2

QHL 1941 Season (Regular Season: January 3rd to April 11th, Playoffs Began: April 15th)

Each team played 6 games (3 home/3 away) vs. the other teams in league for a total of 54 games played.


FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS (Playoff Teams are in Italics)
W--L-SL Pts GS GA
Fromburg 34-18-2 70 185 165
Rockport 33-18-3 69 204 161
Lorax City 31-18-5 67 182 146
Q.C. Raiders 26-20-8 60 165 156
Vogg City 23-26-5 51 143 164
Pika City 22-26-6 50 161 171
Q.C. Eagles 22-26-6 50 164 183
Joehio 24-29-1 49 153 172
SaxerVilla 21-28-5 47 170 191
Gothika 12-39-3 27 154 172



1941 Game Records
Quickest Goal: Jay Berion- 12 seconds (QC Eagles @ Gothika) Jan 17th
Most Goals (both teams): 14 (Joehio 9 vs Pika City 5) Mar. 20th
Most goals (One Team): 9 (Joehio 9 vs Pika City 5) Mar. 20th
Most Points Game (Player): 7- Olaf Vetten (Joehio vs Pika City Mar. 20th) 4G, 3A
Most Penalty Minutes (one Player): 17- Nate Jensen (Qazox City Eagles vs. Joehio, Feb. 23rd) 1 major (fighting), 6 minors (3 Holding, 1 Hooking, 1 Interference, 1 Boarding).
Most Penalty Minutes (one team): 73- (Gothika vs. Fromburg) Jan. 14th
Most Penalty Minutes (Both teams): 119- (Fromburg-53 @ Rockport-66) Mar. 2nd.
Longest ShootOut: 11 rounds- Pika City vs. Lorax City Mar. 22nd. Pika City 2-1 (7-6 SO) (Pika City SO: XXooXooXXXX Lorax City SO: XXoXoooXXXo)


LEAGUE LEADERS:
SCORING
Goals: Eric Achen (Lorax City) - 36 goals
Assists: Nathan Dobbs (Pika City)- 61 assists
Points: Barry Freeman (Fromburg)- 83 pts (31 goals, 52 assists)
+/- rating: Barry Freeman (Fromburg) +35

GOALTENDING
Wins: Ignacio Vittei (Lorax City)- 27
G.A.A: Ignacio Vittei (Lorax City)- 2.03 (in 43 games)
Shut-outs: Hal Yarbough (Pika City)- 7

Penalties
Most PIM: Nate Jensen (Qazox City Eagles)- 293

AWARDS:
Regular Season MVP: Barry Freeman (Fromburg)
Post Season MVP: Mikhal Huneberg (Rockport)
Goaltender of Year: Ignacio Vittei (Lorax City)

PLAYOFFS
Fromburg vs. Qazox City Raiders
April 15th Game 1 @ Fromburg: Fromburg 5- Qazox City 0
April 16th Game 2 @ Fromburg: Qazox City 2- Fromburg 0
April 18th Game 3 @ Qazox City: Fromburg 4- Qazox City 1
April 19th Game 4 @ Qazox City: Fromburg 3- Qazox City 0
Fromburg Wins Series 3-1

Rockport vs. Lorax City
April 16th Game 1 @ Rockport: Lorax City 6- Rockport 5 (OT)
April 17th Game 2 @ Rockport: Rockport 4- Lorax City 3
April 19th Game 3 @ Lorax City: Rockport 5- Lorax City 4
April 20th Game 4 @ Lorax City: Rockport 5- Lorax City 3
Rockport Wins Series 3-1

GRANT CUP FINALS
April 24th Game 1 @ Fromburg: Rockport 5- Fromburg 4 (OT)
April 25th Game 2 @ Fromburg: Rockport 5- Fromburg 2
April 27th Game 3 @ Rockport: Rockport 3- Fromburg 2 (OT)
Rockport Wins Series 3-0