This Week’s winner of the Azuma – the ultimate shoe for the
ultimate performance – sportspersons of the week goes to Erica Wight of Canton
Crows! Erica, email me your size and preference of cleat or runner and we’ll
present you with your cleats next week! Kaleb from Majerks wins the Healing
Path award.
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Highlights Week 5
Results Week 5
By the White Maggot
New teams, Bartenders and the Lost Boys, met for the 2nd
time this season to kick off Ausball for the week. Much has changed since the
beginning of the season when they last met after both teams had conducted
vigorous winter training camps. Scooter, the Bartenders invisible coach, has
stuck to his mantra that the team plays better without him and was once again
hiding in the bushes trying to find a flaw in the Lost Boys game plan.
Dan, an avid student of opposition coaching methods, was
also nowhere to be seen and thus the battle of two great strategic minds would
be waged from the luxury superboxes of their own living rooms. With such an
emphasis on each others teams, it’s no surprise that the game was a tight, low
scoring affair with the Bartenders eventually coming away with a 3 point
victory.
After receiving his Azuma sportsman of the week cleats, Bob
from the Bohemenians went on a goal kicking rampage, booting a record 6 majors
as the Irish pulled away from a feisty Crows team in the second half of a high
scoring affair.
Over in Federal Hill, the Ausholes were marveling at the
awesome seats they had as Joses piled on 5 unanswered goals. They couldn’t believe
just how close they were to the action! Having mistaken the first half for the
warm up, they came out in the second and outscored Joses with some fine Ausball.
Upon realizing they hadn’t set any goals for themselves they retroactively set
themselves the goal of kicking the most points in the second half. Later,
confusion would reign as a heated debate broke out as to whether they’d achieved
this week’s goal.
The Eagles and Majerks game was a fast paced affair with some
brilliant play from both sides. Kelly, back from 2 weeks of talks with the
Women’s International Monopoly of Professional Ausballers (WIMPA), would prove
the difference with her 3 goals as Majerks ran away from the Eagles who predominantly
finished off their good play with minor scores.