World Lacrosse Championship XI (RP/Roster/Scores)

[Mangolana]

Mangolana and the Allumunnic States would like to proudly welcome you to

WLC XI

Format:
We have planned for 28 teams. Teams will be divided into four groups of seven with each team playing each other twice for a total of twelve qualifying round games for each team. The top two teams from each group advancing to the knockout rounds. The knockout rounds will consist of four quarterfinal games with the winner of each advancing to the semifinals. The winner of the semifinal matches will play in a best of 3 series for the title. The third place match will be played by the teams that lost the semifinal games. The following will show the matchups of the quarterfinals

Group A winner vs Group D runner up
Group C winner vs Group B runner up

Group B winner vs Group A runner up
Group D winner vs Group C runner up

Tie-Breakers
1. Overall Record
2. Head-to-Head Record
3. Overall Goal Differential
4. Goals Scorced
5. Goals Conceded

Scorination:
The lacrosse module of Xkoranate will be used for scorination. Scorination will occur every day, with off days at the half way mark of the group stage and before knockout rounds begin pending. The hosts will alternate scorination, with Mangolana scorinating the Third place playoff, and the Allumunnic States scorinating the final games 1 and 3, while Mangolana will scorinate game 2.

RP Bonus:
RP bonuses will be graded on respect for opponents' RP permissions, overall quality, spelling (we won't be too picky), and effort (generally, the longer the better). A score between one (1) and four (4) will be assigned (four being the best) for one's RP. If an enterent does not RP, no bonus will be granted.

Mangolana Stadiums

Skyline Linear Field (20,000)
Mascona Memorial Stadium (16,000)
Nirvana Stadia (12,000)
Mangolana City Center (7,000)

Allamunnic States Stadiums

Federal Steel Field (Thomasburg, Stalhamark, FRAS)(Capacity: 142,000)
Rickenbacker-Studdenburger Stadium (Vienna, Ostrea, FRAS)(Capacity: 128,000)
The Royal Arena (Koenigshalloe, Ostlund, FRAS)(Capacity: 140,000)
Cataphract Memorial Stadium (Skarrsboro, Skraelingia, FRAS)(Capacity: 118,000)

MD 1 will take place Friday April 22nd.

Group A
1. Allamunnic States
2. Darrenovia
3. Monfortia
4. Cosumar
5. Altruistic Unification
6. Camwood
7. Kogvuron

Group B
1. Delaclava
2. Carasatoga
3. Mytannion
4. Meguroko
5. Unitopolis
6. Sibirsky
7. Jimmer Fredette

Group C
1. Sarzonia
2. Cotdelapoms
3. Altimarus
4. Zitru
5. Churchma
6. Stachland
7. Chenkorya

Group D
1. Neumanns
2. Mangolana
3. Mossulia
4. Vulshain
5. Civil Citizenry
6. Bergnovinaia
7. Oiseaui

Schedule

MD1
1 BYE
2v7
3v6
4v5

MD2
5 BYE
1v2
3v7
4v6

MD3
2 BYE
1v3
4v7
5v6

MD4
6 BYE
1v4
2v3
5v7

MD5
3 BYE
1v5
2v4
6v7

MD6
7 BYE
1v6
2v5
3v4

MD7
4 BYE
1v7
2v6
3v5

The second half of qualifiers will be the same schedule repeated. Home and away do not matter, due to all games being played in the host nations.

[Kogvuron]

Pot 4. Nice Mangolana. Good luck in the WLC

[Civil Citizenry]

CIVIL CITIZENRY INFORMATION FOR WORLD LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIPS XI

ROSTER
POSITION  NUMBER  NAME
   GK       35    Joone, Bahmiharii
   GK       78    Tapdast, Hashmigg
   D        19    Ashlane, Lasmexgroon
   D        56    Meethbory, Flinp
   D        44    Patsonti, Kameylok
   D        98    Sanahoo, Lamenfrong *
   D        6     Ander, Chestrageneral
   M        41    Canenal, Puwinfwow *
   M        22    Emnet, Yatinani
   M        11    Bat Nikvliet, Teshmaru
   M        67    Quym, Reeport
   M        45    Reelupsha, Nelmao
   A        3     Omyaz, Toomales
   A        24    Ferherwerr, Taxel
   A        19    Cenmattere, Winshel
   A        41    Pornillday, Rekbimp
   A        38    Leepinarikit, Kelmet

* = not on the roster for WLC X

SCHEDULE
TBA

My opponent, if they RP first, may:
Choose my goalscorers Y
Godmod scoring events Y
RP injuries to my players Y
Godmod injuries to my players Y
Hand out yellow cards to my players Y
Hand out red cards to my players Y
Godmod other events Y

KITS

[Oiseaui]

The Oiseaui Mercenaries Official Correspondence:
World Lacrosse Championship XI

To whom it may concern;
We are very excited to send a team to what will be our first international lacrosse showing! For decades, Lacrosse has been one of the top sports in Oiseaui and we can't wait to bring that enthusiasm to our international brethren. Hopefully when these games our done, Oiseaui will have proven itself and a long, and successful relationship between our boys and world fans can continue to grow.

Attached is our roster and supplemental information about our team. Should any questions arise, our contact information is listed below.

Colors: Green and Tan
Notes: Team focus is Defense.

Roster

No:Pos  Player                                        
24:GK   Lucius Aristokles 
67:GK   Mikaere Andreas 
12:D    Arnaud Spiro 
89:D    Oceanus Stephanos 
26:D    Theodulus Timaeus 
34:D    Simonides Dion 
52:D    Cassianus Albert 
82:MF   Lykos Jason 
72:MF   Eustorgius Hohepa 
13:MF   Nikolaos Raphaël 
45:MF   Stathis Aldéric 
73:MF   Martin Crius 
23:A    Josepe Theodosius 
56:A    Piripi Iosif 
33:A    Pollux Victor 
48:A    Louis Rodrigue 
49:A    Edmond Quintus

Bolded players are team captains.

Team Staff

Coaching Staff:
Head Coach: Arnaud Camille 
Offensive Coordinator: Thucydides Ernest 
Defensive Coordinator: Lucien Anaxagoras 

Support Staff:
Athletic Trainer: Callias Roul 
Team Physician: Laurentius Txomin 
Equipment Manager: Pontius Chariton

Jersey:




Hugues Orianne
Secretary of State for Entertainment

Forward all correspondence to:
Ministry of Entertainment
Hugues Orianne
57 Taimi Street
Main Building, Meine Hall
O-97500 PION
OISEAUI

Code: Select all

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers Y
Godmod scoring events N
RP injuries to my players N
Godmod injuries to my players N
Hand out yellow cards to my players Y
Hand out red cards to my players N
Godmod other events N

[Jimmer Fredette]

Jimmer Fredette Force
Andre Hughes*
GK David Stevenson
D William Martinez
D Joseph Gray*
D Gary Segura
D Jimmy Joiner
D Micheal Corbin
MF Jose Dixon

MF Bruce Darder*
MF Derrick Dagostino
MF James Goldstein
MF Milford Padillia
A Jonathan Ferguson
A David Braud
A Ronald Fregred
A Allen McGriff
A Travis Fisher*

*team captains
I will get uniforms out later.

[Jimmer Fredette]

Coaching Staff:
Head Coach: Micheal Scott
O Coordinator: Samuel Clemens
D Coordinator: Raphael Simon
Support Staff:
Athletic Trainer: Theodore Geisel
Team Physician: Arther Couch
Equipment Manager: Daniel Handler

[Jimmer Fredette]

Im not much of a drawer as you can see.The F's are guns because Im the force as in police.There are bullets coming out of them.The squiggles represent waves becayse Jimmer Fredette is an island.Lat the Y with a circle around it is the flag of my country.

[Jimmer Fredette]

dang it the pants didn't pants didn't show.

[Oiseaui]

[[OOC: Perhaps in the future, you can condense all of your information to one post. Three posts for a group of information seems very unnecessary. The edit button is located on the top right hand corner of posts.]]

[Vulshain]

The Shining Canines have returned to take part in the XI World Lacrosse Championships, and I, Frederick Reigh, will be reporting the action for VCNMN (Vulshainian Confederate News and Media Network). Here is the roster, and you're probably going to see a lot of familiar faces:

Goalies:
Kundry Llamreil (Female Vulpine aged 25) #4

Adorjan Becela (Male Human aged 29) #10

Defenders:

Arden Balinar (Male Lobo aged 24) #3

Rahn Zieglaros (Male Vulpine aged 27) #7

Chika Keiros (Female Vulpine aged 28) #12: Team Captain

Helge Egoris (Female Human aged 26) #20

Floree Grayne (Female Human aged 30) #5

Chris Dewster (Male Human aged 29) #50


Midfielders:

Deira Elsanite (Female Lobo aged 21) #11

Ioakim Danyan (Male Human aged 23) #9

Dolph Kelby (Male Lobo aged 24) #21

Kisa Lyudmilara (Female Vulpine aged 27) #29

Zinerva Mavra (Female Human aged 22) #8

Carrado Calles (Male Human aged 29) #2

Attackers:

Dova Adima (Female Lobo aged 23) #13

Alain Aleynar (Male Human aged 29) #44

Rurik Semyoha (Male Vulpine aged 21) #25

Kalman Tojomar (Male Lobo aged 30) #41

Ayame Mikira (Female Vulpine aged 29) #39

Adalwolfa Albertyia (Female Lobo aged 25) #1

Colors:

Away: Gold and Blue
Home: White and Black

Coaches:

Head Coach: Galiena Hedwig (Female Lobo 32)

Assistant Coach: Ahren Bohdan (Male Vulpine 29)

Everyone around the world is waiting anxiously to see who will be Vulshain's first opponent. Good luck out there, Shining Canines.

If my opponent RPs first, they may:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmode scoring events: N
RP injuries: Y (I decide severity of injury)
Godmode injuries: N
Eject/Penalize players: N
Godmode "other" events: N
Style: +0: Equally balanced between offense and defense.

[Mangolana]

Mangolana WLC XI Roster

Coaching Staff
Head Coach- Delbert Xander
Assistant Coach- Jules Delenor
Trainer- Todd McDonald
Equitment Manager- Jason Wissocci

ROSTER
POSITION NUMBER NAME
GK 29 Jacob Aldern
GK 17 Tashen Cole
D 9 Sam Wilter
D 34 Adam Quell
D 35 Ash Quell
D 36 Landon Quell
D 2 Colton Sallen
M 99 Oscar Bulton
M 20 Val Benner
M 15 Nicholas Crota
M 8 Matthew Roy
M 77 Chris Gigleata
A 6 AJ Mulnur
A 24 Matt Crolor
A 98 Roberto Crosico
A 17 Albert Sells
A 38 Caleb Nulton

My opponent, if they RP first, may:
Everything is yes so, be free to do what you wish

[Mangolana]

Heres are........ RP Cut-OFF, WAHOO!!!.

Whoever Rp's first can choose there stadiums on days of Mangolana scorination

Group A
Darrenovia 13–14 Kogvuron
Monfortia 9–13 Camwood
Cosumar 9–10 Altruistic Unification

Group A                             P    W   L   GF   GA    GD 
1 Camwood                           1    1   0   18   15    +3
2 Kogvuron                          1    1   0   13   11    +2
3 Altruistic U                      1    1   0    7    6    +1
4 Allumunnic St                     0    0   0    0    0     0
5 Cosumar                           1    0   1    6    7    -1
6 Darrenovia                        1    0   1   11   13    -2
7 Monfortia                         1    0   1   15   18    -3

Group B
Carasatoga 8–10 Jimmer Fredette
Mytannion 16–7 Sibirsky
Meguroko 12–9 Unitopolis

Group B                             P    W   L   GF   GA    GD 
1 Mytannion                         1    1   0   16    7    +9
2 Meguroko                          1    1   0   12    9    +3
3 Jimmer F                          1    1   0   10    8    +2
4 Delaclava                         0    0   0    0    0     0
5 Carasatoga                        1    0   1    8   10    -2
6 Unitopolis                        1    0   1    9   12    -3
7 Sibirsky                          1    0   1    7   16    -9

Group C
Cotdelapoms 7–10 Chenkorya
Altimarus 9–16 Stachland
Zitru 10–9 Churchma

Group C                             P    W   L   GF   GA    GD 
1 Stachland                         1    1   0   16    9    +7
2 Chenkorya                         1    1   0   10    7    +3
3 Zitru                             1    1   0   10    9    +1
4 Sarzonia                          0    0   0    0    0     0
5 Churchma                          1    0   1    9   10    -1
6 Cotdelapoms                       1    0   1    7   10    -3
7 Altimarus                         1    0   1    9   16    -7

Group D
Mangolana 13–11 Oiseaui
Mossulia 18–15 Bergnovinaia
Vulshain 7–6 Civil Citizenry

Group D                             P    W   L   GF   GA    GD 
1 Mossulia                          1    1   0   18   15    +3
2 Mangolana                         1    1   0   13   11    +2
3 Vulshain                          1    1   0    7    6    +1
4 Neumanns                          0    0   0    0    0     0
5 Civil Citizenry                   1    0   1    6    7    -1
6 Oiseaui                           1    0   1   11   13    -2
7 Bergnovinaia                      1    0   1   15   18    -3

[Camwood]

The Camwood Blue Jays Roster

Attackmen
1 PATRICK Dunleavy
29 STEVEN Hochstetler
31 STEVEN Burmeister
4. ROBERT Pepper

Midfielders
12 JACOB Jeanbaptiste
8 LAWRENCE Hazelton
7 CRAIG Bedford
23 ANTONIO Peraza
98 MARK Shoemake
10 JOE Baird
11 VICTOR Mclaurin

Defensemen
25 JAMES Boddie
13 PHILLIP Buchanan
17 TRAVIS Barrios
15 WAYNE Calkins

Goalies
32 RODNEY Moorer
30 ARTHUR Khan

Coaches
Head Coach/Attack Coach: CLARENCE Tolman
Defense Coach: CARLOS Hanley
Midfield Coach: NATHAN Ma

[Camwood]

PBC Sports

Blue Jays 13-9 Victory

The blue Jays had a great start last night coming away with a four point victory. The Top
Scorers of the night were Craig Bedford with 3 goals, Steven Burmeister with 2 goals and
James Boddie with an impressive defenseman goal. But the true MVP was Goalie Rodney
Moore with over 25 saves shuting the opponet down for the second quarter. It was a great
first game and the Blue Jays look toward the future for more triumps.

-Charles Holler
PBC Sports

[Oiseaui]

Mercenaries narrowly beaten 11-13 by Mangolana in WLC XI, Game 1
By Thanus Italos
Pion Post

MANGOLANA - The Mercenaries went into Game 1 feeling strong, but now they're headed in the wrong direction.

Having never played Lacrosse on the International scale, the Mercenaries fell 11-13 to Mangolana, Friday night at Nirvana Stadia.

Mercenaries midfielder Stathis Aldéric put his team at a big disadvantage in the third minute, getting kicked from the game for attacking Nicholas Crota after some rough play. The Mangolana midfielder left the field grabbing at his left arm with a pained look on his face. Against a tough opponent at full strength, the Mercenaries had to play the rest of the game without one of their lead midfielders.

Aldéric is newer to the Oiseaui Lacrosse scene and has already created a negative reputation for himself. His recruitment by Coach Arnaud Camille has been contested as is. He now faces serious fines from Oiseauian Minister of Entertainment, Hugues Orianne.

With Crota in an ambulance en route to the hospital, Mangolana punished the Mercenaries with a quick goal by Caleb Nulton in the 19th minute. Mangolana's AJ Mulnur set up the goal, sprinting down the field through the middle and quickly passing to Nulton who was completely open. The Mercenaries managed to hold on with cautious control tactics but every time they scored, Mangolana managed to return the goal.

Pushing forward desperately for the equalizers in the final minutes, the Mercenaries had some promising chances but couldn't finish.

We expect to hear comment from Minister Hugues Orianne sometime this week.

[The Fanboyists]

Country: Allamunnic States
Team: Volunteers
Coach: Frank McDowell (Age: 41)
Style Modifier: Most Defensive
Team Colors: Grey, Blue
Home Field: Federal Steel Field (Capacity: 142,000 people)

RP Permissions: Do you know what? If you're doing anything outside of the scorers, TG for approval first. There, that's out of the way.
RP Scorers: Yes, but keep in mind team's approach (I still know little of lax, so I still don't really know what that means for this)
GodMod Scores: Make it interesting, if you absolutely must do this. TG for approval first.
RP Injuries: Nothing beyond game-ending. I make the call beyond that. TG for permission first, preferably.
GodMod Injuries: Nothing beyond game-ending. TG for permission first.
GodMod "Other" Events: Only if you do something fun or awesome with it. Boring people will be shot.
Penalize/Eject Players: Yep. Make sure its for a charicteristic penalty, though. Usually roughness-related or somesuch.

Goalkeepers

#08 - Leopold Fuchs (6'0", 256lbs, Age: 28) - Despite some teething issues last year, Fuchs, with some help from his defense, has proven as able a goal-keeper as there is anywhere in international lacrosse; only a handful (no more than ten, thus far, to be exact) goalies can lay claim to being a championships caliber goalie, and Fuchs is one of them. Though a little more prone to getting flustered than one might like, he'll keep a cool head more often than not.

Defenders

RD#41 - John Willems (6'1", 238lbs, Age: 25) - John is a little bit young, and is just out of college; his skills are still very much developing, and he is a very good player, but he's a little prone to fluctuations in his performance. Well, he was, but he's proven far more steady of late, and is rather likely to rotate. He's a little less 'grind-it-out' minded and tends instead to focus on simply forcing turnovers, and so he adds a little more versatility to the defense.

MD#49 - Ryan Oslo (6'0", 224lbs, Age: 28) - Oslo was one of the team's new faces last year, after leaving a four-year veteran role in the national league to come play for the Volunteers. He's not too much unlike the old breed of Allamunnic defensive player, although he is a little bit lighter and faster than the old norm was. More than anything, though, he's still the type of physical player that Coach McDowell has always favored. Oslo provided a steadying influence and physical anchor for the defense to operate around last year, providing stability to an inexperienced group.

LD#46 - Slava Hendriks (5'5", 138lbs, Age: 28) - Slava is a very fast, very skilled and plenty physical, just like almost all Allamunnic defenders. Slava specializes in forcing turnovers, though, rather than simply grinding down and wearing out attackers. Slava's a proven commodity on a team that was short of them a year ago, and is still one of the more experienced players.

Midfielders

RM#32 - Zak Mueller (6'4", 228lbs, Age: 25) - Zak may not be the kid of the team anymore, but he's still young, and, more to the point, like most of the team, is still a young player who was forced to assume a greater role because of last years' newly-enforced eligibility rules for the national team. Mueller's certainly got plenty of physical talent, and his relatively long tenure on the team (he's one of only a handful of players remaining from the Vols' WLC 7 championship run) all place him in the position of one of the team's new leaders.

CM#38 - Walter Marsh (6'1", 236lbs, Age: 32) - Walter Marsh is the oldest, most experienced players still with the Vols. Like fellow right-midfielder Zak Mueller, he was on hand for the team's first championship run. And like Mueller, he's had to step into a leadership role. Formerly a veteran substitute position player, Marsh has stepped up admirably in the team's leadership and experience vacuum to teach the younger players and cover for them when they inevitably make mistakes in their on-the-job-training (as it were). Marsh's steadying influence has also helped the midfield to remain one of the team's main offensive forces, as his responsible play often leaves Downing free to go to town on opposing defenses.

LM#36 - Cassie Downing (5'6", 144lbs, Age: 22) - Cassie is something of a sporting prodigy in the Federation, in Field Hockey and Track and Field, most notably. Lacrosse has proven to be no exception to her talents, and she's quite fast, with a fair amount of power. She lacks a certain amount of refinement in her playing, because of her relative inexperience, but she's pretty damn good, despite that. After being pushed into a position of increased responsibility last year, she filled it with spectacular ability, becoming the team's leading scorer and de-facto on-field leader. Not bad for someone still in college.

Attackers

RA#15 - John Dahlgren (6'1", 268lbs, Age: 28) - John has had the unenviable task of going from a supporting player to a prolific group of scorers to the stabilizing veteran in a group of attackers who are by and large only barely out of college. Though he still acts first and foremost as the veteran supporting player, Dahlgren has made that adjustment well and has remained a key to the offense, setting up plays and stepping up to make them happen when necessary.

CA#18 - Joanna Sommers (5'8", 141lbs, Age: 24) - Joanna gave strong service on last year's team, and proved more than capable of making plays where necessary, especially with Dahlgren's supporting talents anchoring the forwards' attack. Sommers showed a knack for embarassing defenders and opening scoring opportunities for herself, Erika, and Cassie.

LA#17 - Erika Shoenburg (5'4", 137lbs, Age: 24) - Erika's stamina wound up being an issue during WLC 10, but it gradually stopped being one as the tournament progressed and her endurance increased. By the end, Shoenburg was a keystone to the team's offense, and worked a devestating tandem with Sommers, with whom she excelled at embarassing overenthusiastic defenders and inflicting pain on defenses (figuratively, of course; she's one of the smallest and least physical players for the Vols).


Reserves

FR#11 - Gaarutt Aronbacher (6'0", 244lbs, Age: 28) - When the new rules for national team eligibility came through, Gaarutt was among the first players to renounce their domestic league commitments. Aronbacher, as a result of the Vols' general short-staffedness, has been required to learn all of the positions and act as a general reserve and substitute for any player that needs breather or is injured. Given his natural talent, he's as well suited to most of the positions as anyone, but he's also still learning to some extent for his new roles (with the exception of attacker), and so he'll probably make some mistakes in other positions. With the addition of other reserve players, though, he'll likely be able to stick to his original position of attacker.

DR#40 - Karrin Connoly (5'6", 124lbs, Age: 22) - when looking for a defensive reserve, Coach McDowell looked for something other than his usual preference; rather than a large, bruising defender, a smaller, scrappier player. He found what he wanted in Connoly, who rather being small and skill-oriented (although she's plenty skillful), is smaller and just as physically inclined as some of the larger players. Moreover, she seems to be rather durable, since despite heavy play in college and high school, has yet to suffer a major injury (knock on wood!) and despite her physical style of play.

MFR#30 - Haanryk Thursunn (6'2", 265lbs, Age: 22) - Thursunn is a new face on the team, opting to go to the Vols rather than immediately pursue a career in the national league. Thursunn's size and playing style lend themselves to him playing as a defender or midfielder rather than as one of the Vols' more skill-oriented forwards (though he'll tend more towards the latter than the former). With a little bit of college goalie time under his belt, he might, in a particularly bad pinch, be called upon to relieve in goal, although that shouldn't be necessary, due to the presence of...

RGK#04 - Sheila Waalturs (5'5", 130lbs, Age: 21) - A goalkeeper with blazing-fast reflexes and a knack for placing something, be it a stick or herself, in the right place at the right time, Waalturs will serve as Fuchs' backup should he need to come out during games. A recent college grad, she'll need a little bit of adjustment time to the big leagues, and will have to rely on speed in net, since she pretty much lacks much in the way of real size.


Team Overview:
Few people saw the WLC 10 championship run by a rebuilding Volunteers' squad coming, the squad and its fans included. Operating with a squad with little room for error or injury, the team pulled together and put together a run to the finish, and resparked enthusiasm from Allamunnic fans after a few lackluster finishes in previous years.

The team, though as close-knit and as much a seemingly low-budget operation as ever, has added a few reserves to make things easier on the players and to start preparing players to step up should any of the current starters depart for some reason.

Look for the same physical approach as last year and an effort to wear opponents out despite low numbers; the players on this squad have some ridiculous endurance as a result of their practices and experiences playing short-handed. Furthermore, God help any team that lets Cassie Downing get loose.

The team is looking to make its way back to the finals again, after a finals run that ended in a championship series loss to Sarzonia; since the team is exactly the same as last year's, there's no reason they can't be a championship threat once again.


Stadiums:

Federal Steel Field (Thomasburg, Stalhamark, FRAS)(Capacity: 142,000) - Federal Steel Field is the largest stadium in the country, and normally plays host to the gridiron squads of the Thomasburg Ironmongers, Steelers, and Boilermakers. Thomasburg lacrosse clubs and soccer clubs also play in the modern, well-maintained facility. Teams playing here should be wary of irritating the fans; beer bottles have a way of flying out of the stands towards a team that has rubbed the home crowd the wrong way. And there will be a home crowd. A large one. Though the stadium does boast a retractable roof, look for the cold-loving Allamunnae to leave it open, even during the chilly early spring. Federal Steel Field also serves as the Volunteers' home field during the WLC, and so will serve Group A as its Allamunnic home-away-from-home.

Rickenbacker-Studdenburger Stadium (Vienna, Ostrea, FRAS)(Capacity: 128,000) - RSS is the home stadium of the Vienna Barons and Vienna Huskies gridiron teams and the Vienna lacrosse club and soccer club. Another recent construction, RSS has some of the best facilities in the country, and as an added bonus, unlike in Thomasburg, fans don't generally throw things at teams that they don't like here (unless it's Innsbruck; they're fair game. Always). RSS will serve the teams of Group B during their time in the Federation.

The Royal Arena (Koenigshalloe, Ostlund, FRAS)(Capacity: 140,000) - Just smaller than Federal Steel Field (and boy do they know it), the Royal Arena sometimes is known as the Haldstadt pleasure dome; if there is a more beautiful and shiny stadium in the country, it's hiding itself well. The Arena serves as the home for Koenigshalloe's royally-sponsored teams, who are almost all called the kings. One of only a few stadiums in the country with a roof at all, the Arena's enclosed spaces will ensure that games take place in regular conditions here. Group C will have the benefits of the Arena as their Allamunnic home.

Cataphract Memorial Stadium (Skarrsboro, Skraelingia, FRAS)(Capacity: 118,000) - If there is a more potentially-hostile crowd in the country, it's probably in Thomasburg. The Skraelings love their sports as much, if not more than most people, and provide a loud atmosphere for games, and though beer bottles may not fly out of the stands, insults will a-plenty to any team they don't feel is playing to the best of their ability. Skarrsboro in early spring is pretty damn cold, and the stadium lacks a roof, so teams playing here (like those from Group D) should plan on bundling up.

[Jimmer Fredette]

Sports
By:John Jackson

In their first ever game, the Jimmer Fredette Force survived Carastoga, 10-8.The leading scorer,Travis Fisher had a great game with 3 goals.The goalie,Andre Hughes, came away with the best game with 35 saves.The head coach,Micheal Scott said he was very excited to come away with a win in their first game.He went on to say that Travis and Andre had the game of their lives.He has never seen them play so great.He reminded the team though not to get over excited and to keep on rolling.LETS GO FORCE!

[Bergnovinaia]

Radio broadcast about Bergnovinaia's WLC results (as well as results from the Delman tour and the 55th WC).

*There's really just a little tid-bit about lacrosse, because I don't really care about/know anything about it.

[Stachland]

Choose my goalscorers Y
Godmod scoring events Y
RP injuries to my players Y
Godmod injuries to my players N
Hand out yellow cards to my players Y
Hand out red cards to my players N
Godmod other events Y

Bolding denotes starting players.

Player’s NameAgePlayer’s University
Coach
Gerald Grusvy55 years oldLiberty State University

Goalkeepers
Juwan Jamison22 years oldSaphata Independent University
Mel Richardson20 years oldGuster Park Institute for the Arts

Defenders
Cerro Currachi20 years oldBlue Island State University
Gordon Stanley21 years oldCharles University
Austin Boyle19 years oldMonarch's Village University
Miguel Valjean20 years oldChevronia International University
Odom Parket19 years oldTamello Union College

Midfielders
Jack Ferraro21 years oldSasnak University
Hafel Churanda22 years oldLech University at Cardrake
Muwartha Chemill21 years oldMujar University
Howard Long21 years oldArthur Township College
Tigris Hamar18 years oldLipachi College

Attackers
John Colgate21 years oldWest Viscare University
Yumev Tregal20 years oldAlossie Mountain State University
Frasier Harriman19 years oldUptown Technical College
Brandon Smith18 years oldNorusia University
Mitchell Madigan18 years oldPogon University

[Stachland]

A History of Stachlandic Lacrosse

Lacrosse was hardly known of, let alone played, in the nation of Stachland before 1914, when the first intramural lacrosse league was created by students at Fuller University. This development earned the notice of several other universities, which soon created similar institutions for their own student bodies. In 1917, the Fuller team would play a team from neighboring Liberty State University, a contest won, seven goals to two, by the Fullerites.

The Collegiate Lacrosse League was established that same year, and by 1919 would grow to include twenty-four schools. Its first official championship match, played in 1922, was won by the heretofore indomitable Fuller team, by a score of twelve to seven, over a team from McDonald University. Though none could have predicted it, this game was the end of Fuller’s dominance of the sport—since then, the team has only won the national championship once, in 1979.

Viscare Union College proved to be the dominant team in the C.L.L.’s early years, earning the championship in 1924, 1925, 1927, and 1931. Its consistent rival would be Charles University, and the two teams would meet each other in the championship no fewer than five times in a single decade.

The game spread, and by 1955 well more than two-thirds of all Stachlandic colleges had a lacrosse team. The Collegiate Lacrosse League, renamed the National Collegiate Lacrosse Association in 1947, was now one of the most respected sporting leagues in the country, and its annual Championship Tournament drew crowds in the tens of thousands. This era in Stachlandic lacrosse was marked by the first Eastern Island team to win the championship—Lipachi College, in 1959—breaking the dominance of Chevronian teams in the sport.

The first professional lacrosse league was founded in 1962, and contained eight teams from across Stachland. It proved to be short-lived, lasting only until 1966, with all four of its championships won by the Chevronia Patriots. Other leagues would be born and die, and it was not until 1985, with the founding of the Professional Lacrosse Association, that a Stachlandic lacrosse league would find a loyal audience and a stable existence.

Most recently, teams from Lipachi and Gurchar have competed against the traditional Chevronian powers for dominance of the collegiate lacrosse world. The 2010 championship was won by Tamello Union College, a black horse team that beat a series of difficult opponents, including the ever-dominant Liberty State University, to claim the title. The 2011 season, as of this article’s writing, has just concluded, with Mujar University, Blue Island State University, and Sasnak University being considered the top contenders for the championship.

[The Fanboyists]

Apologies for slight lateness...not that I'm sure anyone minded terribly...

Snip-snip. Oh dear, it appears you have been CUT OFF.

Scores up in a little bit.

[Jimmer Fredette]

Yea I've only been waiting for an hour and a half.lol.I dont care whenever you get them up I'll be happy.

[The Fanboyists]

An OOC Note:
Due to this being the first time (that I am aware of) that Miscellenator has been used dual-hosting, the tables are uncoordinated and are unreliable, to put it mildly; until Mangolana and I can iron this out, tables will only be put up every other day, and no guarentees are made of their accuracy. We will figure this out, with any luck, before the halfway mark of the qualifying round, and, if all else fails, I will put together my own tables, which might not be as pretty. Until then, I do not feel comfortable putting up inaccurate tables. I will put overall records up, though (no tiebreakers used, yet).

Sorry about this.
~Fanboy

Alrighty...scores are...UP!

Group A - Games in Thomasburg, Stalhamark, Allamunnic States

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Camwood 14–9 Cosumar
Kogvuron 14–6 Monfortia
Allamunnic St 9–8 Darrenovia

Camwood (2-0)
Kogvuron (2-0)
Allamunnic States (1-0)
Altruistic Unification (1-0)
Darrenovia (0-2)
Cosumar (0-2)
Monfortia (0-2)


Group B - Games in Vienna, Ostrea, Allamunnic States

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Sibirsky 10–9 Meguroko
Jimmer Fredette 10–12 Mytannion
Delaclava 15–9 Carasatoga

Mytannion (2-0)
Delaclava (1-0)
Jimmer Fredette (1-1)
Meguroko (1-1)
Sibirsky (1-1)
Unitopolis (0-1)
Carasatoga (0-2)


Group C - Games in Koenigshalloe, Ostlund, Allamunnic States

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Stachland 7–11 Zitru
Chenkorva 5–12 Altimarus
Sarzonia 7–21 Cotdelapoms

Zitru (2-0)
Stachland (1-1)
Chenkorva (1-1)
Stachland (1-1)
Altimarus (1-1)
Sarzonia (0-1)
Churchma (0-1)


Group D - Games in Skarrsboro, Skraelingia, Allamunnic States

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Bergnovinaia 4–2 Vulshain
Oiseaui 9–7 Mossulia
Neumanns 15–9 Mangolana

Neumanns (1-0)
Oiseaui (1-1)
Mossulia (1-1)
Vulshain (1-1)
Bergnovinaia (1-1)
Mangolana (1-1)
Civil Citizenry (0-1)


[The Fanboyists]

Yea I've only been waiting for an hour and a half.lol.I dont care whenever you get them up I'll be happy.

OOC: I would like to ask that if it's not a scorination post, please limit OOC chatter to the World Lacrosse Championship Discussion thread.

[Jimmer Fredette]

Jimmer Fredette Daily
Sports

The Jimmer Fredette Force came into the game undefeated but didn't leave that way after a narrow loss to Mytannion.Head Coach Micheal Scott said they played a decent game but couldn't pull it out in the end. We played a great team today and he went on to say we have a lot to work on but can get it done.I think this will help us down the stretch to make us a better team.Goalie Andre Hughes had 28 saves but didn't get the extra two in the end.With a minute to go, tied at 10, Mytannion scored to go up by one and put it away with another one with 10 seconds left. Andre said he is going to work even harder this week to get better.Milford Padillia was the leading scorer on the team with three goals.The defense had a decent performance but not as good as last game.Same for the offense.One of the team captains, Bruce Darder, said the team need to keep a positive attitude and keep going.Lets go get another win now tomorrow.LETS GO FORCE!