NSCF 10 Everything Thread

[Saintland]

Horizon Conference - MD7

National University of Laws (SJG) 10–7 Université Royale de Silverbourg (HEL)
Stoneshore College (COS) 40–0 Rack City University (JEC)
Atanatos Naval Acadamey (ATN) 6–37 Ramusok Capital University (COS)

  Horizon Conference                      Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win % 
1 Stoneshore College                        7    7   0   130   13 +117    1.000
2 Ramusok Capital University                7    6   1   179   54 +125    0.857
3 Atanatos Naval Acadamey                   7    3   4   104  108   −4    0.429
4 Université Royale de Silverbourg          7    2   5    37   84  −47    0.286
5 Rack City University                      7    2   5    62  156  −94    0.286
6 National University of Laws               7    1   6    32  129  −97    0.143

Cannot Win Conference Title

[San Jose Guayabal]

Ixqa State University (PVH) 6–16 Reimsburgh Tech University (SWT)
Scott City University (DAR) 7–30 Salem Community College (NWG)
University of Port Salem (NWG) 44–7 University of Rahku (NUI)

Mineral Conference                Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win % 
1 University of Port Salem          7    6   1   169   26 +143    0.857
2 Salem Community College           7    5   2   146   75  +71    0.714
3 University of Rahku               7    4   3    83   97  −14    0.571
4 Reimsburgh Tech University        7    3   4    83  102  −19    0.429
5 Scott City University             7    3   4    85  140  −55    0.429
6 Ixqa State University             7    0   7    31  157 −126    0.000

[Chiata]

Celestia Conference MD7 Cutoff

Match Results:
University of Asklan City 0–30 Army Academy

University of St Augustinus 34–7 University of Sir Laarn

Kanza University 24–34 Holy Redeemer College

Table:

Celestia Conference MD7        Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pct.
1 University of St Augustinus    7    7   0   222   56 +166     1.00
2 Army Academy                   7    4   3    88   49  +39     0.57
3 Holy Redeemer College          7    3   4   113  113    0     0.43
4 University of Sir Laarn        7    3   4   108  155  −47     0.43
5 Kanza University               7    3   4   100  153  −53     0.43
6 University of Asklan City      7    1   6    60  165 −105     0.14

[Cosumar]

Woodlands Conference MD7

University of Vilitova (CHI) 17–20 Northwestern University (QUE)
Canton Empire University of NS Science (CEH) 24–7 Anchoring University (NNA)
Université St. Croix (QUE) 0–13 Utica University (OSR)

Woodlands Conference                          Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Utica University                                7    7   0   150   29 +121    21
2 Université St. Croix                            7    4   3   120  101  +19    12
3 Canton Empire University of NS Science          7    3   4    81   82   −1     9
4 University of Vilitova                          7    3   4    99  127  −28     9
5 Northwestern University                         7    2   5    81  111  −30     6
6 Anchoring University                            7    2   5    46  127  −81     6

*Vilitova spelling corrected

[Canton Empire]

Woodlands Conference MD7

University of Vilitova (CHI) 17–20 Northwestern University (QUE)
Canton Empire University of NS Science (CEH) 24–7 Anchoring University (NNA)
Université St. Croix (QUE) 0–13 Utica University (OSR)

Woodlands Conference Pld W L PF PA PD Pts 
1 Utica University 7 7 0 150 29 +121 21
2 Université St. Croix 7 4 3 120 101 +19 12
3 Canton Empire University of NS Science 7 3 4 81 82 −1 9
4 University of Vilitova 7 3 4 99 127 −28 9
5 Northwestern University 7 2 5 81 111 −30 6
6 Anchoring University 7 2 5 46 127 −81 6

*Vilitova spelling corrected

Cantoners can breathe easy tonight as the Goldhawks cruised to a 24-7 victory over the 2-5 Anchoring University. The Goldhawks, at 3-4 are below 500, but are still in contention to win Woodlands Confrence. This win came after the rousing speech of the Goldhawks head coach, and because of this, moral for the up and coming rookie team has soared.

[Osarius]

With three games to go in conference play, Daniel Corsey's Tigers have clinched the Woodlands Conference, marking a seventh triumph in ten years for the Tubrissian school. Utica sit three games ahead of their nearest rivals on 7-0, with three games left to play, and have swept second placed St Croix.

"It feels good to go into the final few games without any pressure at all." Corsey admitted. "This lets us rest some of our main guys a bit more, and prepare for the three tough non-conference games we have lined up."

After back to back shut outs against Northwestern and St Croix, it's hard to believe that Utica will falter now. With an average time of offensive possession topping 35 minutes, a dominant running game, and a tough-as-nails defensive unit, the Tigers certainly have all the required tools to repeat their early NSCF successes and claim a record third title.

"It's hard not to look at this team and compare them to Alzburg-Dyka's first title winning side a few years ago." OSN analyst and former Osarius Firebirds head coach, Harold Matterhorn, explains. "Alzburg-Dyka won that year with some mediocre quarterback play when you put it in perspective. It sounds a bit harsh on Henderson to call him mediocre, but when you look at who he's following; Stanley, Blokhin, Saint, Rhodes... they were all on another level. Henderson is capable, but he's not a game-winner like those guys. The burden of playmaking falls elsewhere. It was the same with Alzburg-Dyka that year, even their own fans didn't seem convinced it would happen until right at the end."

Matterhorn's comparison might seem a bit of a stretch, but given his well-documented disdain for the Tigers, it's difficult not to take his words seriously. It's certainly true that the Royals' triumph that season was built predominantly on defensive prowess and a strong running game, but a lot of championship winning sides follow that formula. It's still far too early to start talking about championships.

Henderson's surprising success -- despite a fairly strong supporting cast, even Corsey dare not claim he had expected a perfect record from the new signal-caller this late in the season, certainly not in the Woodlands conference -- appear to be rooted in his quick release style of play, and conservative decision making. A study of his snaps reveals an average release time of approximately 2.2 seconds, with around three quarters of his throws occurring in less than 2.5 seconds. This makes it difficult to sack him, despite a weakened offensive line compared to past seasons.

"Coach Hardison keeps saying in practice, over and over 'quick release, quick release' and I don't even really think about it anymore. I just take the snap, drop back, look up and throw. It's not really me doing the work, the guys are doing great work on their routes, getting free." Henderson deflects praise with a genuine humility that, unlike some of his predecessors, seems awkward. "I'm just hoping I can keep finding my guys, if we keep this pace, we can get the results we need through non-conference play to secure a high seed. And that's a big deal for us. You can't overestimate the benefits of playing in The Pit when you're in orange and black."

The primary beneficiaries of Henderson's quick, short passes are Kraian tight end Nuguse Selassie and livewire runningback Isaac Sawyer. Sawyer in particular is having a monster year, despite splitting carries with Romeo Brown. The elusive 5'7" halfback has hauled in 34 passes for 388 yards and a touchdown, to compliment his 598 yards and four touchdowns on the ground, putting him on course to finish the regular season with over 1700 all-purpose yards; not far off Rashad Jackson's 1843 yard record for Utica, set in an Osarian Collegiate Gridion League (OCGL) season many years ago.

Sawyer sums up his attitude toward talk of breaking records, though. "I'm not thinking about beating records, if I'm honest. I want to be a champion. If that means I have to split carries with Rome [Romeo Brown] I'm fine with that. And I don't think you'll find a single guy in that locker room who wouldn't sacrifice stats for a winners medal." It is this steely determination, and willingness to 'do what is necessary'* that has seen Utica ruthlessly dispatch of every opponent they have face so far this season, and it's a pattern that seems unlikely to change in the next few weeks.

* a reference to one of the most well-known mantras of the legendary Utica coach, Mike Zampese. Before an OCGL game with arch-rivals Kyoshiku University Steel Wolves, Zampese recalled their previous encounter in the locker room. The Tigers had been bullied into submission in a crushing 38-10 defeat on the road, and suffered several injuries. Zampese used this experience to motivate his team in the return game, explaining that they had been beaten not by a superior team or dirty tactics, but by their failure to 'do what is necessary'. Utica won, giving up a league record amount of yardage in penalties, but Zampese praised their grit in the post-match interview, making numerous references to his players "doing what is/was necessary".

[Bandwagon]

Bandwagon's National Broadcaster RTB 1 airs NSCF Documentary.
A Documentary on NSCF History aired at 9:30 PM on Thursday Night on RTB 1. An average audience 150,000 People watched a Documentary which was followed at 11:00 PM by the Weekly "NSCF Weekly" programme which had an average audience of 70,000.
"It's a success" said American Football Federation of Bandwagon CEO Pierre Ronaldson.
" I enjoyed it" said TV Critic Patricia Buckley.

[Saintland]

Horizon Conference - MD8

Université Royale de Silverbourg (HEL) 3–29 Atanatos Naval Acadamey (ATN)
Ramusok Capital University (COS) 37–0 Stoneshore College (COS)
Rack City University (JEC) 14–24 National University of Laws (SJG)

  Horizon Conference                      Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win % 
1 Ramusok Capital University                8    7   1   216   54 +162    0.875
2 Stoneshore College                        8    7   1   130   50  +80    0.875
3 Atanatos Naval Acadamey                   8    4   4   133  111  +22    0.500
4 Université Royale de Silverbourg          8    2   6    40  113  −73    0.250
5 National University of Laws               8    2   6    56  143  −87    0.250
6 Rack City University                      8    2   6    76  180 −104    0.250

Cannot Win Conference Title

[San Jose Guayabal]

Reimsburgh Tech University (SWT) 0–10 University of Port Salem (NWG)
University of Rahku (NUI) 22–3 Scott City University (DAR)
Salem Community College (NWG) 64–10 Ixqa State University (PVH)

Mineral Conference                Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win % 
1 University of Port Salem          8    7   1   179   26 +153    0.875
2 Salem Community College           8    6   2   210   85 +125    0.750
3 University of Rahku               8    5   3   105  100   +5    0.625
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4 Reimsburgh Tech University        8    3   5    83  112  −29    0.375 Can't win Conference
5 Scott City University             8    3   5    88  162  −74    0.375
6 Ixqa State University             8    0   8    41  221 −180    0.000

[Cosumar]

Woodlands Conference MD8

Northwestern University (QUE) 13–16 Université St. Croix (QUE)
Utica University (OSR) 27–0 Canton Empire University of NS Science (CEH)
Anchoring University (NNA) 20–39 University of Villitova (CHI)

Woodlands Conference                          Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Utica University                                8    8   0   177   29 +148    24 Conference Champion
2 Université St. Croix                            8    5   3   136  114  +22    15
3 University of Villitova                         8    4   4   138  147   −9    12
4 Canton Empire University of NS Science          8    3   5    81  109  −28     9
5 Northwestern University                         8    2   6    94  127  −33     6
6 Anchoring University                            8    2   6    66  166 −100     6

[Jeckland]

Damn your RL!

Zephyr Conference
Neva Esperano Federal College (PAT) 17–21 Runtrown Technical (KMN)
Ceneisis Naval Academy (AFT) 10–26 College of Murin (ETA)
Jachaelter University (JAC) 0–19 St. Thomas University (EST)

Zephyr Conference                      Pld    W   L    GF   GA   GD 
1 St. Thomas University (EST)            8    7   1   114   34  +80
2 College of Murin (ETA)                 8    7   1   196   54 +142
3 Ceneisis Naval Academy (AFT)           8    3   4    70  102  −32
4 Runtrown Technical (KMN)               8    3   5   105   97   +8
5 Jachaelter University (JAC)            8    2   6    61  176 −115
6 Neva Esperano Federal College (PAT)    8    1   6    74  157  −83

[Jeckland]

Army Academy 7–24 Holy Redeemer College
Kanza University 30–54 University of St Augustinus
University of Sir Laarn 16–6 University of Asklan City

Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 University of St Augustinus    8    8   0   276   86 +190
2 Holy Redeemer College          8    4   4   137  120  +17
  Army Academy                   8    4   4    95   73  +22
  University of Sir Laarn        8    4   4    124  161  -37
5 Kanza University               8    3   5   130  207  −77
6 University of Asklan City      8    1   7    66  181 −115

OOC: Did tables manually, so three teeams aren't tied in second, I just can't do the maths

[Saintland]

Horizon Conference - MD9

Rack City University (JEC) 10–0 Université Royale de Silverbourg (HEL)
National University of Laws (SJG) 7–7 Ramusok Capital University (COS) (13–7 OT)
Stoneshore College (COS) 13–3 Atanatos Naval Acadamey (ATN)

  Horizon Conference                      Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win % 
1 Stoneshore College                        9    8   1   143   53  +90    0.889
2 Ramusok Capital University                9    7   2   223   67 +156    0.778
3 Atanatos Naval Acadamey                   9    4   5   136  124  +12    0.444
4 National University of Laws               9    3   6    69  150  −81    0.333
5 Rack City University                      9    3   6    86  180  −94    0.333
6 Université Royale de Silverbourg          9    2   7    40  123  −83    0.222

[San Jose Guayabal]

Mineral Conference - Matchday 9

Salem Community College (NWG) 16–7 Reimsburgh Tech University (SWT)
Ixqa State University (PVH) 0–16 University of Rahku (NUI)
Scott City University (DAR) 3–3 University of Port Salem (9–3 OT) (NWG)

Mineral Conference                Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win % 
1 University of Port Salem          9    7   2   182   35 +147    0.778
2 Salem Community College           9    7   2   226   92 +134    0.778
3 University of Rahku               9    6   3   121  100  +21    0.667
4 Scott City University             9    4   5    97  165  −68    0.444
5 Reimsburgh Tech University        9    3   6    90  128  −38    0.333
6 Ixqa State University             9    0   9    41  237 −196    0.000

Eliminated

[Chiata]

Celestia Conference MD9 Cutoff

Results:
University of Sir Laarn 16–20 Army Academy

University of Asklan City 6–20 Kanza University

University of St Augustinus 30–0 Holy Redeemer College

Table:

Celestia Conference MD9        Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pct.
1 University of St Augustinus    9    9   0   306   86 +220    1.00
2 Army Academy                   9    5   4   115   89  +26    0.55
3 Holy Redeemer College          9    4   5   137  150  −13    0.55
4 University of Sir Laarn        9    4   5   140  181  −41    0.55
5 Kanza University               9    4   5   150  213  −63    0.55
6 University of Asklan City      9    1   8    72  201 −129    0.11

Clinched Conference Title

[Cosumar]

Woodlands Conference MD9

Anchoring University (NNA) 17–15 Northwestern University (QUE)
University of Villitova (CHI) 7–31 Utica University (OSR)
Canton Empire University of NS Science (CEH) 13–13 Université St. Croix (QUE) (20–13 OT)

Woodlands Conference                          Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Utica University                                9    9   0   208   36 +172    27 Conference Champion
2 Université St. Croix                            9    5   4   149  134  +15    15
3 Canton Empire University of NS Science          9    4   5   101  122  −21    12
4 University of Villitova                         9    4   5   145  178  −33    12
5 Anchoring University                            9    3   6    83  181  −98     9
6 Northwestern University                         9    2   7   109  144  −35     6

[Jeckland]

Zephyr Conference
Jachaelter University (JAC) 3–16 Neva Esperano Federal College (PAT)
St. Thomas University (EST) 37–7 Ceneisis Naval Academy (AFT)
College of Murin (ETA) 38–10 Runtrown Technical (KMN)

  Zephyr Conference                    Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 St. Thomas University                  9    8   1   164   44 +120
2 College of Murin                       9    8   1   219   81 +138
3 Runtrown Technical                     9    4   5   104  107   −3
4 Ceneisis Naval Academy                 9    4   5   104  125  −21
5 Neva Esperano Federal College          9    2   7    83  158  −75
6 Jachaelter University                  9    1   8    70  229 −159

[Jeckland]

Zephyr Conference
Neva Esperano Federal College (PAT) 13–16 College of Murin (ETA)
Runtrown Technical (KMN) 14–7 St. Thomas University (EST)
Ceneisis Naval Academy (AFT) 24–0 Jachaelter University (JAC)

  Zephyr Conference                    Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 College of Murin                      10    9   1   235   94 +141
2 St. Thomas University                 10    8   2   171   58 +113
3 Runtrown Technical                    10    5   5   118  114   +4
4 Ceneisis Naval Academy                10    5   5   128  125   +3
5 Neva Esperano Federal College         10    2   8    96  174  −78
6 Jachaelter University                 10    1   9    70  253 −183

[Osarius]

Having already clinched the Woodlands conference championship -- and therefore, a playoff berth -- Daniel Corsey's Utica are in the enviable position of being able to rest starters and key players ahead of three challenging non-conference clashes, starting next week. The Tigers' head coach was quick to point out, though, that finishing 10-0 in conference was still the aim.

"We're gonna rest the starters a bit, yeah. It doesn't make sense to have them out there risking injury if we don't need them to [...] we're facing some tough opposition. The reigning champions are undefeated this year, like us; while RCU and Port Salem are both sitting pretty with just two losses each. Make no mistake, we've really set the bar high." Corsey explained.

When asked if the scheduling was deliberate in order to maximise chances of a high OSPI score -- and thus a better seed -- Corsey was reluctant to commit. "In a way, sure. But that assumes we win all three. I've just sat here and told you we're in for a rough time across those three games, and... does that sound like the talk of a guy who expects to win three games?"

Maurice Henderson, on the other hand, sounds confident. The Tigers' QB has passed for over 2500 yards and 12 touchdowns over his nine games so far this season in NSCF, a trend that is showing little sign of abating. "I don't know what it is but I feel really good out there. I have a great set of guys around me, and the protection has been solid all season. I don't think it's unreasonable to look at this season and think 'yeah, we have a really good shot at this' because you gotta... I mean if you look at the teams in the league I think most would put us in the top three. That's the minimum expectation we should have."

Henderson's offensive output has been solid, as has the Utica offense in general... though they have been dwarfed completely by reigning champions St Augustinus. On average, their would-be championship rivals have put up about eleven points more per game. Tigers defensive co-ordinator Anthony Channa was quick to point out his unit's superiority, though. "Last I checked, we had the best defensive unit in the league. I don't think we've ever been able to honestly claim that in my time here. Now we have that base, that foundation, that we need to get back to the top." Channa told us, as one of the few faces at the Tubrissian school who had a hand in their last NSCF championship. "They have a better offense, that's fine. But defense wins championships."

[Saintland]

Horizon Conference - MD10

Horizon Conference
Université Royale de Silverbourg (HEL) 0–13 Stoneshore College (COS)
Atanatos Naval Acadamey (ATN) 36–3 National University of Laws (SJG)
Ramusok Capital University (COS) 34–10 Rack City University (JEC)

  Horizon Conference                      Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win % 
1 Stoneshore College                       10    9   1   156   53 +103    0.900
2 Ramusok Capital University               10    8   2   257   77 +180    0.800
3 Atanatos Naval Acadamey                  10    5   5   172  127  +45    0.500
4 National University of Laws              10    3   7    72  186 −114    0.300
5 Rack City University                     10    3   7    96  214 −118    0.300
6 Université Royale de Silverbourg         10    2   8    40  136  −96    0.200

[Chiata]

Celestia Conference MD10 Cutoffs

Results:
Army Academy 0–22 University of St Augustinus

Holy Redeemer College 33–0 University of Asklan City

Kanza University 3–42 University of Sir Laarn

Table:

Celestia Conference MD10       Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Pct
1 University of St Augustinus   10   10   0   328   86 +242    1.00
2 Holy Redeemer College         10    5   5   170  150  +20    0.50
3 Army Academy                  10    5   5   115  111   +4    0.50
4 University of Sir Laarn       10    5   5   182  184   −2    0.50
5 Kanza University              10    4   6   153  255 −102    0.40
6 University of Asklan City     10    1   9    72  234 −162    0.10

Conference Champion

[San Jose Guayabal]

Mineral Conference - MD 10 Results

Reimsburgh Tech University (SWT) 10–3 Scott City University (DAR)
University of Port Salem (NWG) 40–7 Ixqa State University (PVH)
University of Rahku (NUI) 20–0 Salem Community College (NWG)

Mineral Conference                Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win % 
1 University of Port Salem         10    8   2   222   42 +180    0.800 Conference Champion
2 Salem Community College          10    7   3   226  112 +114    0.700
3 University of Rahku              10    7   3   141  100  +41    0.700
4 Reimsburgh Tech University       10    4   6   100  131  −31    0.400
5 Scott City University            10    4   6   100  175  −75    0.400
6 Ixqa State University            10    0  10    48  277 −229    0.000

[Cosumar]

Woodlands Conference MD10

Northwestern University (QUE) 17–3 Canton Empire University of NS Science (CEH)
Université St. Croix (QUE) 27–0 University of Vilitova (CHI)
Utica University (OSR) 29–0 Anchoring University (NNA)

Woodlands Conference                          Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Utica University                               10   10   0   237   36 +201    30 Conference Champion
2 Université St. Croix                           10    6   4   176  134  +42    18
3 Canton Empire University of NS Science         10    4   6   104  139  −35    12
4 University of Vilitova                         10    4   6   145  205  −60    12
5 Northwestern University                        10    3   7   126  147  −21     9
6 Anchoring University                           10    3   7    83  210 −127     9

Congratulations to Osarius on an undefeated conference championship season! Thank you to everyone who participated!

[NSCF]

OSPI Standings - Prior to Non-Conference Games

School                                  OSPI    Conf W-L
University of St Augustinus             0.803     10-0
Utica University                        0.789     10-0
College of Murin                        0.725      9-1
Stoneshore College                      0.723      9-1
St. Thomas University                   0.653      8-2
Ramusok Capital University              0.651      8-2
University of Port Salem                0.645      8-2
Salem Community College                 0.597      7-3
University of Rahku                     0.573      7-3
Holy Redeemer College                   0.539      5-5
Université St. Croix                    0.525      6-4
University of Sir Laarn                 0.515      5-5
Army Academy                            0.515      5-5
Ceneisis Naval Academy                  0.509      5-5
Atanatos Naval Acadamey                 0.507      5-5

Runtrown Technical                      0.437      4-6
University of Villitova                 0.429      4-6
Reimsburgh Tech University              0.429      4-6
Kanza University                        0.419      4-6
Scott City University                   0.405      4-6
Rack City University                    0.387      3-7
Canton Empire University of NS Science	0.381      4-6
National University of Laws             0.363      3-7
Northwestern University                 0.357      3-7
Anchoring University                    0.357      3-7
Jachaelter University                   0.317      2-8
Nevo Esperanso Federal College          0.317      2-8
Université Royale de Silverbourg        0.291      2-8
University of Asklan City               0.251      1-9
Ixqa State University                   0.189      0-10

Clinched a spot in the Playoffs

[Cosumar]

Bid to host the NSCF 10 Championship: THE KLYDE SPORTSPLEX


The Klyde Sportsplex being used for football, at a Klyde Cyclones home game. Using innovative technology, the stadium's form can be altered dramatically to host almost any other sport with little turn-around.

The Klyde Sportsplex is a multi-sport stadium in Klyde City, North Klyde Fief, Cosumar. At the time it was built (year 988 of the Cosumarite calendar, eleven years ago), it was regarded as one of the most versatile venues in the world in terms of the types of events and sports it can host. A little over a decade later, it still remains one of the finest stadiums in Atlantian Oceania. When used for college football, the Sportsplex can be expanded to seat as many as 106,572. Cosumar is one of the few remaining original NSCF nations and would be honored to host the event that marks a full decade of the competition.

Use: The Klyde Sportsplex has successfully hosted many of the top sporting events here in our beloved Fiefdom, such as the Cosumar Cup Final (soccer) and the CFL Dragon Bowl (professional football). Its regular tennants are Klyde FC (UICA regulars in soccer), the Klyde Cyclones of the CFL, and the Klyde Guardians (lacrosse). The Sportsplex is now looking to host its first major international sporting event. It has finished as a runner-up to host the UICA SBCC and Globe Cup in the past, both bids being narrowly defeated in the end.

Location: Using this map, you can see Klyde's location on the west coast of Klyde Island, which sits just east of mainland Cosumar. Using the first map, you can also see the location of Klyde relative to Ramusok and Stoneshore, should either RCU or Stoneshore College advance to the NSCF Championship. The stadium is situated adjacent to the scenic Klyde Bay - giving fans a fantastic view of the port and ocean beyond. The City of Klyde itself is one of Cosumar's major hubs with a rich urban culture and vibrant arts and music scene. From the pristine beaches to the world-class symphony halls, there are opportunities aplenty for tourists of all tastes. The "Bay Area" as it is known for its relatively moderate weather year-round. Though it can get a bit chilly in the heart of winter, temperatures rarely drop below 25F - or exceed 95F in the summer.

The Fiefdom of Cosumar lies in northeastern Atlantian Oceania near Audioslavia, Thatius and Ratastan (of course, the people of your nation probably learned this in grade-school geography).

Access: O'Reilly International Airport is just a quick 15 minute cab ride from the Sportsplex, and another 10 minutes from downtown Klyde. Underwater rails also connect Klyde to a plethora of destination across the Bay in mainland Cosumar, should you wish to fly into a different city like Ramusok or Centus. The Sportsplex is impossible to miss, sitting boldly next to the sea with the city skyline towering in the background. One can even arrive via a boat ride from the Marina. It is famous for its excellent parking and transportation systems, including free shuttles around the site.

Other Features: The stadium includes deluxe suites, a large selection of foods and beverages (including locally brewed lagers and regional cuisine), a swimming pool, free Wi-Fi and more. It is also certified as being a 100% green eco-friendly stadium and zero-waste facility.

The Klyde Sportsplex in soccer-mode for a Klyde FC evening home game. The stadium's waterside location near downtown Klyde (in background) would make for a scenic NSCF final and allows easy access for fans.