World Lacrosse Championships 13: RP/roster/results thread

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Thu Nov 17, 2011 2:59 pm

Unlucky for some, lucky for others, it's the magical thirteenth edition of the World Lacrosse Championships!

This tournament, for the first time in WLC history, will utilise a ranking system, and the brand new "MyLAX" scorinator will be in use. RP will remain very much the primary determining factor in results - a maximum RP bonus will be worth more than twice as much as the ranking difference between world #1 Civil Citizenry and a newbie. Furthermore, a non-cumulative "rolling RP bonus" is in effect, which will kick in with full effect almost immediately.

(For more information on this and other technical details of WLC 13, see the original details from the Kytlerian bid.)

Eight groups of four teams will be drawn. The top eight teams in the competition will be seeded, and one seeded team will be drawn into each group. The remainder of the draw will be fully random. The draw will take place live at 1545 GMT/1045 ET on #nssport, and will be posted to this thread shortly afterwards. These teams will play each other three times - firstly on Kytlerian soil, then on each others' home venues. The top two from each group will go through to the knockout rounds, which will be held in The Kytler Peninsulae. For more stadium details, check this thread on Sunday.

The following 32 teams are involved in WLC 13:
1. Mytannion
2. Wolfmanne
3. Djocoranga
4. Polar Islandstates
5. The Kytler Peninsulae
6. Swartaz
7. Carasatoga
8. Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk
9. Altimarus
10. Civil Citizenry
11. Victorwick
12. Mangolana
13. Darmen
14. Cosumar
15. Carmadin
16. Delaclava
17. Cyborg Holland
18. Howdeellow
19. Crotunda
20. Erathore
21. Krumbia
22. Thatius
23. Sarzonia
24. Goebbelsland
25. Western cuba
26. Lonaga
27. West Guiana
28. Allamunic States
29. Patricant
30. Soviet Canuckistan
31. Arcatea
32. Chetkosk

Edit after ABK pointed this to my attention: Style modifiers are on a scale of +2 to -2. Whatever your style modifier is, that's how many extra goals you will score and concede in each game.

by **Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk** » Thu Nov 17, 2011 3:22 pm

ABK National Lacrosse Team

CCH: James Gold, age 66

Roster-Starters in Bold
GK: Danny Ford, age 25
GK: Zach Anderson, age 23

DF: Samuel Abernathy, age 23
DF: Jack Davies, age 24
DF: Dwight Stevens, age 22
DF: John Murrow, age 20
DF: Will Marshall, age 20

MD: Julius Kellogg, age 24
MD: Robert Huston, age 23
MD: Jimi Sumner, age 23
MD: Octavius Perlman, age 20
MD: Ferdinand Clinton, age 21

AT: Cal Fitch, age 25
AT: Steven McKinley, age 24
AT: Devin Smith, age 20
AT: Winston Turner, age 20
AT: Norbert Mitchell, age 21

Key Players:
Danny Ford-The Goalkeeper for the Abdian team, good shot stopper and heart of the team
Cal Fitch-The top goalscorer for the Abdian team, often receives passes and puts it in at short-range.
Julius Kellogg-Leads the transition from defense to offense. Scores occasionally. Gets many assists.

Code: Select all: If my opponent RPs first, they may: Choose my goalscorers: Y Godmode scoring events: Y RP injuries: Y (I'll determine severity) Godmod injuries: N Eject Players: Y (Up to 2, unless you TG me first and I agree to let you do more) Penalize players: Y Godmod other events: Y

Style: +2 (If its being used)

Jerseys

by **Western cuba** » Thu Nov 17, 2011 4:24 pm

Western Cuban National Lacrosse Team

WLC XIII

by **Civil Citizenry** » Thu Nov 17, 2011 7:16 pm

Civil Citizenry National Team
Roster

Barker Durwood (Head Coach ~ #00 ~ 58 years old)
Balder Johnson (Goalkeeper ~ #01 ~ 30 years old)
Kallen Patton (Defender ~ #03 ~ 26 years old)
Langston-Slade Sanborne (Defender ~ #04 ~ 25 years old ~ Zube Leaders/The Kytler Peninsulae)
Damek Mojiesz (Defender ~ #12 ~ 24 years old)
Yates Emmet (Midfielder ~ #05 ~ 29 years old)
Reave Quinn (Midfielder ~ #06 ~ 34 years old ~ Zeiven Wizards/The Kytler Peninsulae)
Nelson Reparaz (Midfielder ~ #07 ~ 31 years old)
Torr Ransom (Attacker ~ #08 ~ 27 years old)
Kelly Leighland-Willoughby (Attacker ~ #17 ~ 28 years old ~ Nuffield Sparks/The Kytler Peninsulae)
Winston Chauncey (Attacker ~ #10 ~ 28 years old) *CAPTAIN*
Haslett Tanton-Northrup (Goalkeeper ~ #11 ~ 29 years old)
Preston Blanford (Defender ~ #09 ~ 23 years old)
Woodward Deacon (Midfield ~ #13 ~ 25 years old)
Carver Upwood (Attacker ~ #02 ~ 24 years old ~ Alaer Voyagers/The Kytler Peninsulae)

Information
National Demonym
Citiz
Team Nickname
Explorers
Style Modifier
+2
Home Stadium
Hornets Arena, Comesby, Civil Citizenry (cap. 22,000)
Starters
Goalkeeper: Johnson
Defenders: Patton, Sanborne, Mojiesz
Midfielders: Emmet, Quinn, Reparaz
Attackers: Ransom, Leighland-Willoughby, Chauncey
RP Limits
None. Choose my goalscorers, injure my players – anything that’s not supernatural or unreal. Please do not use real life pictures to represent my players or stadia.
Team Colors

by **The Fanboyists** » Fri Nov 18, 2011 7:28 pm

Country: Allamunnic States
Team: Volunteers
Coach: Frank McDowell (Age: 42)
Style Modifier: Most Defensive
Team Colors: Grey, Blue
Home Field: Detailed Below

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: 29) - 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: 26) - 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: 29) - 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: 29) - 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: 26) - 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: 33) - 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: 23) - 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: 29) - 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: 25) - 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: 25) - 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: 29) - 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: 23) - 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: 23) - 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: 22) - 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 in previous years 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.

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.

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 should plan on bundling up.

by **Civil Citizenry** » Fri Nov 18, 2011 9:37 pm

Winston Chauncey had hit the pinnacle. His four goals in the fourth quarter catapulted Civil Citizenry to a decisive win in the championship match of the twelfth World Lacrosse Championships, in front of a capacity crowd in his homeland. He had been the most valuable player all tournament, guiding his squad to just one loss, a lackadaisical thrashing to Darmen. A combination of consistent goal-scoring and contagious intensity kept the fire burning in the bellies of all the hungry Citiz enraged after a disastrous campaign in Allamunnic States and Mangolana.

Does he himself still have the fire? What is left for him to accomplish? World champions? Check. International number one ranking? Check. Best player in national history? Check. Right now, it's about doing it all again.

At twenty-eight years old, this will be his fourth WLC campaign. His international goal total has grown into the triple-digits range, a phenomenal feat. Yet for all of his success, and with no hint of decline on the horizon, pundits are still questioning his motivation.

"I didn't come back just so I could half-ass another run-through," Chauncey said. "You know how many people have tried to hate on us? They can't handle the truth. It's mind games, mind games, trying to distract me and my team from coming through when we need it. But we're up to the challenge. We've already done it once."

Yet Chauncey has spoken extensively of his disdain of the Citiz Lacrosse Administration's lack of funding to set up a nationwide lacrosse league. He once called the situation a "tragedy," and said the CLA is holding the sport back from attaining the level of support it has the potential to garner. Some have said his stature as a national sports hero makes him a prime candidate to take control of the CLA and invest in a new league.

Roswell Ayers has something to say about that. The six-year veteran director of the CLA says his primary focus has been on nurturing the best national squad in the multiverse, and that he's had wholehearted support for his efforts. "Bringing the World Lacrosse Championships, the most prestigious event in the sport, to Civil Citizenry was just one major accomplishment," he explained. "But how great was it to win that international title? How great would it be to win it again? It's about loyalty to your program, giving it the right funding and attention, and that's why we've devoted our efforts to putting together this amazing squad."

It's a squad that will be spearheaded by Chauncey until he finally does decide to retire, be it this year or a decade from now. He has the kind of talent where his decisions will determine not only the course of his own career, but the direction of the Explorers. The team is hoping he will delay the day when he lets go of over 150 goals and pursues new interests. Could that day be soon?

"Let's not be premature or immature about all this," Chauncey said. "We're out here to win a championship, not worry about what comes after."

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Sun Nov 20, 2011 7:25 am

Group draw for the 13th World Lacrosse Championships

The top eight participating teams in the AWR tables were seeded; each group has one seeded and three unseeded teams. The Kytler Peninsulae were a seeded team, and placed directly into Group A for IC scheduling purposes.

The group stage follows a triple round robin format. Teams will play each other first in The Kytler Peninsulae, and then home and away.

Group A
The Kytler Peninsulae
Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk
Djocoranga
Swartaz

Group B
Mangolana
Chetkosk
Carasatoga
Thatius

Group C
Civil Citizenry
Erathore
Patricant
West Guiana

Group D
Delaclava
Western Cuba
Howdeellow
Arcatea

Group E
Mytannion
Victorwick
Altimarus
Goebbelsland

Group F
Sarzonia
Soviet Canuckistan
Wolfmanne
Darmen

Group G
Allamunic States
Crotunda
Krumbia
Carmadin

Group H
Cosumar
Polar Islandstates
Cyborg Holland
Lonaga

Schedule for each group
MD1, MD4, MD7: 1v2, 3v4
MD2, MD5, MD8: 3v1, 4v2
MD3, MD6, MD9: 1v4, 2v3

The first three matchdays are played in The Kytler Peninsulae - stadium details to be posted later. The remaining matches are played on a home and away basis. For MD4-6, the home team is the first listed; for MD7-9, the same schedule is played in reverse. So, for instance, on MD4 Cosumar are at home to Polar Islandstates in Group H; the return fixture on Polarian soil is on MD7.

RP cutoffs will be at around 2200 GMT (1700 ET) daily. Scorination will then take place shortly afterwards after RP bonus has been recalculated.

by **New West Guiana** » Sun Nov 20, 2011 10:00 am

Coach Hini La Huey
The Coach for the WG Lacrosse team was the most winning coach in the now defunct National Lacrosse League, winning 5 of the 8 league championships, with a record of 54-12. He is 7-4 all time in the World Lacrosse Championship.

The West Guiana squad for the 13th World Lacrosse Championships, appeared in their first WLC tournament in WLC XII, for their first time the team did very well winning their group with a 6-3 record and moving onto the Round of 16, there they beat ten seed Delaclava, 10-5. In the quarter finals the WG team played eventual World Champion Civil Citizenry just barely losing to the CC team 8 to 9 in a very defensive game. This time around the team hopes to get further into the knockout stages, however only time will tell when the schedules are released.

Loveland Field; Cap: 25,000

Style: +1

If my opponent RPs first, they may:
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmode scoring events: Y
RP injuries: Y
Godmod injuries: N
Eject Players: Y (don't godmod)
Penalize players: Y (don't godmod)
Godmod other events: N

Go WG GO!

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Sun Nov 20, 2011 4:57 pm

Full schedule for games in The Kytler Peninsulae

Group A
MD1: The Kytler Peninsulae v Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk [Vengife]; Djocoranga v Swartaz [Alaer]
MD2: Djocoranga v The Kytler Peninsulae [Zube]; Swartaz v Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk [Alaer]
MD3: The Kytler Peninsulae v Swartaz [Zube]; Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk v Djocoranga [Alaer]

Group B
MD1: Mangolana v Chetkosk [Edencliff]; Carasatoga v Thatius [Roddens]
MD2: Carasatoga v Mangolana [Nuffield]; Thatius v Chetkosk [Roddens]
MD3: Mangolana v Thatius [Edencliff]; Chetkosk v Carasatoga [Nuffield]

Group C
MD1: Civil Citizenry v Erathore [Zube]; Patricant v West Guiana [Kytler Bay City]
MD2: Patricant v Civil Citizenry [Zeiven]; West Guiana v Erathore [Kytler Bay City]
MD3: Civil Citizenry v West Guiana [Zeiven]; Erathore v Patricant [Kytler Bay City]

Group D
MD1: Delaclava v Western Cuba [Zeiven]; Howdeellow v Arcatea [Santa Mordana]
MD2: Howdeellow v Delaclava [Sillham]; Arcatea v Western Cuba [Santa Mordana]
MD3: Delaclava v Arcatea [Sillham]; Western Cuba v Howdeellow [Santa Mordana]

Group E
MD1: Mytannion v Victorwick [Kytler Bay City]; Altimarus v Goebbelsland [Zeiven]
MD2: Altimarus v Mytannion [Vengife]; Goebbelsland v Victorwick [Kytler Bay City]
MD3: Mytannion v Goebbelsland [Kytler Bay City]; Victorwick v Altimarus [Zeiven]

Group F
MD1: Sarzonia v Soviet Canuckistan [Vengife]; Wolfmanne v Darmen [Sillham]
MD2: Wolfmanne v Sarzonia [Sillham]; Darmen v Soviet Canuckistan [Santa Mordana]
MD3: Sarzonia v Darmen [Sillham]; Soviet Canuckistan v Wolfmanne [Santa Mordana]

Group G
MD1: Allamunic States v Crotunda [Zube]; Krumbia v Carmadin [Alaer]
MD2: Krumbia v Allamunic States [Zeiven]; Carmadin v Crotunda [Alaer]
MD3: Allamunic States v Carmadin [Zube]; Crotunda v Krumbia [Alaer]

Group H
MD1: Cosumar v Polar Islandstates [Edencliff]; Cyborg Holland v Lonaga [Roddens]
MD2: Cyborg Holland v Cosumar [Nuffield]; Lonaga v Polar Islandstates [Roddens]
MD3: Cosumar v Lonaga [Edencliff]; Polar Islandstates v Cyborg Holland [Nuffield]

Knockout stages
Octo-final
OF1: 1st A v 2nd B [Edencliff]
OF2: 1st B v 2nd A [Kytler Bay City]
OF3: 1st C v 2nd D [Roddens]
OF4: 1st D v 2nd C [Nuffield]
OF5: 1st E v 2nd F [Alaer]
OF6: 1st F v 2nd E [Zeiven]
OF7: 1st G v 2nd H [Santa Mordana]
OF8: 1st H v 2nd G [Sillham]

Quarter-final
QF1: winner OF1 v winner OF3 [Zube]
QF2: winner OF2 v winner OF4 [Edencliff]
QF3: winner OF5 v winner OF7 [Sillham]
QF4: winner OF6 v winner OF8 [Vengife]

Semi-final
SF1: winner QF1 v winner QF2 [Zube]
SF2: winner QF3 v winner QF4 [Zeiven]

Third-place playoff: loser SF1 v loser SF2 [Edencliff]
FINAL: winner SF1 v winner SF2 [Vengife]

by **New West Guiana** » Sun Nov 20, 2011 6:14 pm

Unity Sports Network

John
Samantha

Well everyone USN won the 3.9 million dollar bid to televise the 13th addition of the World Lacrosse Championships. since the last championships and the WG's team run lacrosse has really made a come back in West Guiana, with talks of bringing back the old NLL for one more shot.
Ya, John however though the main reason why the league had to fold was because they rented out large capacity stadiums, yet they only had cowards of fewer than 5,000 in a 70,000+ stadium. However though people aren't watching us to complain, they are here to see us talk sports. Yesterday the groups were released and our team has to work hard since they must face off against Civil Citizenry not once or twice but three times. Maybe then in the WLC we can have a true international rivalry.
Mmm..Sam you might be correct, facing of against a very good CC team will do us much good since in WLC 12 we played in a very poor group. I mean the second place team had a 4-5 record while we had a 6-3.Don't expect the same showing this time. But I do think we'll make it into the knockout stages, because the other two teams competing I've never heard of.
Huh, yea John don't go down that road you just insulted Erathore, they are very good in many sports. But however though this group may just be the most competitive and who will and wont continue on, might come down to the last two days. I'm not expecting any team to blow out of the gates from the very start. I'll predict we'll get a 5-4 record.
Well I'm going all out and saying we'll go 7-2.

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Mon Nov 21, 2011 2:22 pm

The opening ceremony flew by. A record crowd, later counted at 24,153, flooded the Taa'kai National Stadium in Vengife. The capital of the aboriginal Kytlerians was an ideal location for a celebration of the nation's convoluted history and its eventual arrival on the world stage. After all, never before had thirty-one other countries come here for a sporting competition; yes, there was the Baptism of Iron, but that was half the size and far less significant. This was the moment that would cement the Kytlerians' global reputation, one way or another.

The playing field was surrounded by flaming torches carried by local residents of all origins* - white European, aboriginal, Vephra, Asian, mixed. Twenty torches in all, each being passed onto each other in a relay fashion, albeit at a slow marching pace, not a running pace. A gap was left at the stadium entrance for a gaggle of traditional aboriginal dancers to take to the field and perform a tribal dance that is probably best left undescribed, in honesty, but involved some non-trivial movement in the hip area. Then came a group of mixed-origin schoolchildren, geared in lacrosse uniform, passing to each other, while the slow-motion torch relays (plural) resumed around them.

There then came a stylised depiction of the discovery of the peninsulae by the explorer James Kytler, whose name was given to the bay, and by implication to the nation. Kytler was known as a tall man with an impressive beard, and he was portrayed by the tall, bearded, camp, and much-loved Kytlerian actor Richard Neville. Complete with a scarcely-needed microphone for him to blare out lines that made him sound very much like the large ham he is. "AHOY! A PLACE TO STAY!" was one of the less execrable lines. Somehow you sensed they messed up their chance to gain an international reputation; where was feminist rapper from WorldVision, Vinny Carter, when you needed him? Even his yellow suit would be welcome now.

Anyway, after that, a bunch of fake fighting to depict the nation's colonisation, and eventually a ludicrous scene featuring a giant cardboard version of the farmhouse where the Kytlerian constitution was signed, the ceremony eventually ended. The pomp and circumstance had, not before time, been cut off. The action was about to begin, starting with the Kytlerians facing the Abdians...

* the Kytlerians use the term "origin" in lieu of "race" or "ethnicity", at least in official communications. For more on that, and the nation as a whole, peek at the Kytlerian NSwiki page.

Matchday 1 results
All games in The Kytler Peninsulae

Group A
The Kytler Peninsulae 11 - 11 Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk
Djocoranga 10 - 11 Swartaz
Group B
Mangolana 14 - 9 Chetkosk
Carasatoga 10 - 12 Thatius
Group C
Civil Citizenry 17 - 14 Erathore
Patricant 8 - 14 West Guiana
Group D
Delaclava 8 - 10 Western Cuba
Howdeellow 10 - 10 Arcatea
Group E
Mytannion 10 - 12 Victorwick
Altimarus 8 - 6 Goebbelsland
Group F
Sarzonia 7 - 9 Soviet Canuckistan
Wolfmanne 10 - 13 Darmen
Group G
Allamunic States 10 - 7 Crotunda
Krumbia 12 - 8 Carmadin
Group H
Cosumar 9 - 9 Polar Islandstates
Cyborg Holland 11 - 8 Lonaga

by **Mangolana** » Mon Nov 21, 2011 5:11 pm

Mangolana WLC 13 Roster

Coaching Staff
Head Coach- Jules Delenor
Assistant Coach- CoCo Mytowski
Trainer- Todd McDonald
Equitment Manager- Jason Wissocci

Roster

Bold denotes starter

POSITION NUMBER NAME
GK 28 Gordon Mathews
GK 17 Tashen Cole
D 9 Art Washington
D 34 Adam Quell
D 35 Ash Quell
D 36 Landon Quell
D 2 CJ Grontowski
M 99 Oscar Bulton
M 20 Val Benner
M 15 Nico Fredrisks
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

by **The Fanboyists** » Mon Nov 21, 2011 5:34 pm

The normal view of reserve players is that they're little better than benchwarmers, occasionally coming in when someone's injured or the game takes a turn for the blowout. This is the case with many teams. But we do not play that way.

A reserve on the Allamunnic national lacrosse squad gets plenty of playing time, rotating freely with some of the best players in the world. We are some of the most motivated players anywhere, up there with starters from other nations, and just as skilled to boot. I mean that has to be the case. How else did I account for four out of our ten goals? Three of us found the net against Crotunda, and one of them was Cassie, who did the exact same as me, putting four on our opponents, while John Dahlgren knocked in two.

Mostly what people noticed was that two of our players, one of them a reserve (that's me!) outscored an entire opposing team.

We ain't two-time champions for nothing. And Coach McDowell made it abundantly clear that last year's 4-5, playoff-missing finish was not in any way acceptable. And so we'd practiced our hearts out every week since then. We were looking for our chance to come back. It started here. Which is exactly what I was thinking as I snapped each shot past that hapless goalie. Memory of that finish was probably what was driving Cassie, too, as she abused the goalie as badly as I did. It was probably in Dahlgren's head as he put in the last goal of the game to put Crotunda away with three minutes to go. I bet it was in every player's head and heart as they played a physical game to give us the chances to do our good work.

Good teams fall sometimes. It's the champions that get back up. And we are champions, or my name isn't Gaarutt Aronbacher.

by **Western cuba** » Mon Nov 21, 2011 5:47 pm

Havana Tribute

Big Victory in Western Cuba's first game at WLC XIII

Western Cuba celebrates after a 10-8 victory against Delaclava.

Santa Mordana, Kytler Peninsulae--- Their was a whole list of questions for Western Cuba following the announcement of them entering the World Lacrosse Championships Thirteen. The questions were as such. Why did Western Cuba sign up for the World Lacrosse Championships. Can they even form a team. Can they find a coach, can they win a game, and finally will they be an embarrassment?

Well all those questions were practically answered. Western Cuba shocked lacrosse fans by upseting Delaclava and winning Match Day One. Western Cuba played hard and in the end deserved victory. Attack Alfonso Delgado was player of the game for Western Cuba today, scoring 6 goals for Western Cuba. Fidel Santiago and Franco Munoz each would put in a goal while Hector Gracia would record two also.

" I'm shocked kind of myself. ", admits Marcus Guzman. Head Coach of the National Lacrosse team. " However though I ain't surprised on how hard my team worked today. For the last several months we've been preparing for this, and I'm really impressed on how we came out on top. "

In Group D action Howdeellow tied Arcatea, 10-10 therefore giving Western Cuba the lead in Group D. " It's to early though to call this a major victory, we still got the rest of the Group Stage to play though. ", comments Goalkeeper Jorge Ramirez. " We got to work hard everyday like we have for the last several months to achieve full satisfaction and victory. "

Group D play continues tomorrow when Western Cuba faces off against Arcatea in Match Day 2, at Westpoint Field. Tickets are still sold out but are still available through Match Day 4 to Match Day 9. If you want some me sure to visit the Western Cuban Sports Association's website. HBS will be showing the game tomorrow so make sure to support your national team.

Last.fm · by **Cosumar** » Tue Nov 22, 2011 3:06 am

Cosumar National Lacrosse Team
Roster and Information

Basic Team Information

Nation - Cosumar

Team Name - Dragons

Demonym - Cosumarite

Team Colors - Blue and White

Based In - Centus, Gellano, Cosumar

Home Stadium - Cosumaquest Stadium, Capacity 31,500

Team Style - Moderately Offensive (style modifier of +1)

Experience - This is Cosumar's 6th WLC. The team debuted in WLC VIII and finished at 2nd place in WLC XII. Currently ranked 4th.

Starting X
Number - Name - Position - Age
* Denotes Previous WLC Experience

55 - Erik DuPonte - Goalkeeper - 30 *

32 - Thomas Koma - Defender - 25 *

04 - Kameron Olman - Defender - 29 *

87 - Marcus Warrick - Defender - 22 *

30 - Leonard Fisher - Midfielder - 28 *

74 - Skyler Cobb - Midfielder - 26 *

21 - Francois Aladoule - Midfielder - 26 *

90 - Tracy Sheppard - Attacker - 28 *

01 - Keenan Kurvat - Attacker - 28 *

68 - Sean Barish - Attacker - 21 *

Reserves
Number - Name - Position - Age
* Denotes Previous WLC Experience

44 - Wesley Hill - Goalkeeper - 20 *

17 - Maurice Tauslough - Defender - 25

84 - Tyler Landis - Defender - 21 *

06 - Andrew Pteleraz - Midfielder - 24

00 - Wolynov Skalton - Midfielder - 17

50 - Oscar Carver - Attacker - 27 *

81 - Jayson Le'ei - Attacker - 22

Coaches & Staff

Head Coach - Duke McDougle

Assistant Coach - Brett Pollard

Goalkeepers Coach - John Mock

Defenders Coach - Anders Petriov

Midfielders Coach - Austin Von Grisse

Attackers Coach - David Bern

Strength and Fitness Coach - Benjamin Kim

Schedule

Matchday 1 - Cosumar vs. Polar Islandstates (in The Kytler Peninsulae)
Matchday 2 - Cosumar vs. Cyborg Holland (in The Kytler Peninsulae)
Matchday 3 - Cosumar vs. Lonaga (in The Kytler Peninsulae)
Matchday 4 - Polar Islandstates @ Cosumar
Matchday 5 - Cosumar @ Cyborg Holland
Matchday 6 - Lonaga @ Cosumar
Matchday 7 - Cosumar @ Polar Islandstates
Matchday 8 - Cyborg Holland @ Cosumar
Matchday 9 - Cosumar @ Lonaga

Team Uniform

Cosumar's uniform feautres an aesthetic design provided by Barrengaka Kits of Astograth and makes heavy use of the national colors of Blue and White. The goalie's kit feautres the colors of the Royal Family of Cosumar - Green and Gold. A silhouette of the iconic Cosumarite Azure Dragon takes the center of the uniform, reminding spectators of the natural beauty and magnifence of Cosumar while also striking fear into the hearts of the opposing team.

OOC Information

Essentially, I'll allow anything short of killing off my players or extreme godmodding. RPing is all about having fun, so use your imagination and RP however you like when playing Cosumar. However, I do ask that you telegram prior to injuring my players.

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Tue Nov 22, 2011 3:54 am

The Kytlerian Lacrosse Team

Goalkeepers:
1. Whootung WHOSASH [Zeiven Wizards]
12. Walter SMITH [Bay City Pirates]

Defensemen:
2. Kyle STOCK [Zeiven Wizards]
3. Cameron HIGGINSON [Alaer Voyagers]
4. Louis MORIARTY [Edencliff Harmony]
14. Philip COTTEE [Bay City Pirates]
16. Norman VIRGO [Santa Mordana Jets]

Midfielders:
5. SZE-YING Chan [Santa Mordana Jets]
6. Kupe KIRIKIRI [Edencliff Harmony]
7. Aaron NAIRN [Roddens Reds]
11. Ellad PAZYHEAS [Zube Leaders]
15. Ciaran MULHERN [Vengife Tribe]
17. Robbie JACKSON [Nuffield Sparks]

Attackers:
8. Caine McNALLY [Bay City Pirates]
9. Ock FILS [Vengife Tribe]
10. José Enoy PÍNOLA [Nuffield Sparks]
18. Dion DUNMORE [Sillham Storm]
19. Tee SHORT [Edencliff Harmony]

Numbers 1-10 are usual starters; substitutions in the midfield are unusually common, except Sze-Ying tends to play through most of every game.

No godmodding, and no major injuries without TG permission. Otherwise, do as you wish.
Style modifier -0.1093

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Tue Nov 22, 2011 3:08 pm

The roleplaying window for matchday 2 has been decapitated, or in other words, cut off.

Group A
Djocoranga 10 - 11 The Kytler Peninsulae
Swartaz 11 - 12 Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk
Group B
Carasatoga 9 - 7 Mangolana
Thatius 11 - 7 Chetkosk
Group C
Patricant 8 - 10 Civil Citizenry
West Guiana 13 - 8 Erathore
Group D
Howdeellow 7 - 9 Delaclava
Arcatea 8 - 10 Western Cuba
Group E
Altimarus 10 - 9 Mytannion
Goebbelsland 6 - 9 Victorwick
Group F
Wolfmanne 12 - 9 Sarzonia
Darmen 10 - 10 Soviet Canuckistan
Group G
Krumbia 9 - 6 Allamunic States
Carmadin 14 - 10 Crotunda
Group H
Cyborg Holland 9 - 13 Cosumar
Lonaga 8 - 10 Polar Islandstates

Tables coming in a bit...

Group A
Pos  Team                    P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk  2  1  1  0  23  22   1    4
  2  The Kytler Peninsulae   2  1  1  0  22  21   1    4
  3  Swartaz                 2  1  0  1  22  22   0    3
  4  Djocoranga              2  0  0  2  20  22  -2    0

Group B
Pos  Team        P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Thatius     2  2  0  0  23  17   6    6
  2  Mangolana   2  1  0  1  21  18   3    3
  3  Carasatoga  2  1  0  1  19  19   0    3
  4  Chetkosk    2  0  0  2  16  25  -9    0

Group C
Pos  Team             P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  West Guiana      2  2  0  0  27  16  11    6
  2  Civil Citizenry  2  2  0  0  27  22   5    6
  3  Erathore         2  0  0  2  22  30  -8    0
  4  Patricant        2  0  0  2  16  24  -8    0

Group D
Pos  Team          P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Western Cuba  2  2  0  0  20  16   4    6
  2  Delaclava     2  1  0  1  17  17   0    3
  3  Arcatea       2  0  1  1  18  20  -2    1
  4  Howdeellow    2  0  1  1  17  19  -2    1

Group E
Pos  Team          P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Victorwick    2  2  0  0  21  16   5    6
  2  Altimarus     2  2  0  0  18  15   3    6
  3  Mytannion     2  0  0  2  19  22  -3    0
  4  Goebbelsland  2  0  0  2  12  17  -5    0

Group F
Pos  Team                P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Darmen              2  1  1  0  23  20   3    4
  2  Soviet Canuckistan  2  1  1  0  19  17   2    4
  3  Wolfmanne           2  1  0  1  22  22   0    3
  4  Sarzonia            2  0  0  2  16  21  -5    0

Group G
Pos  Team              P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Krumbia           2  2  0  0  21  14   7    6
  2  Carmadin          2  1  0  1  22  22   0    3
  3  Allamunic States  2  1  0  1  16  16   0    3
  4  Crotunda          2  0  0  2  17  24  -7    0

Group H
Pos  Team                P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Cosumar             2  1  1  0  22  18   4    4
  2  Polar Islandstates  2  1  1  0  19  17   2    4
  3  Cyborg Holland      2  1  0  1  20  21  -1    3
  4  Lonaga              2  0  0  2  16  21  -5    0

Please note that I haven't yet plugged in the tiebreakers correctly into these tables. Ties will be separated first on head-to-head record between tied teams, then on goal difference, then goals scored, RP bonus over the entire group stage, and the drawing of lots (in that order, and if it goes to the last of these I will eat my hat).

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Wed Nov 23, 2011 3:51 am

There could hardly have been a more nervous atmosphere inside BN Field as over 21,000 took their seats in a baseball field bizarrely used for lacrosse. The Kytlerians had been held to a draw by the Abdians in the opening match - something that was definitely not in the plan - and although others were doing worse, the fans expected better, especially against Djocoranga. Yet when the unknown debutants took a 3-0 lead in the first quarter, the fans started booing furiously. Djocoranga focused their attacks along the right side of the field, towards the main stand, seemingly to rattle the hosts, and it seemed to work as the Kytlerians committed a number of fouls.

Then, just before the end of a humbling quarter, Aaron Nairn's stunning long pass found Ock Fils, who set up substitute and club-mate Ciaran Mulhern for a simple finish. The mood lifted, the pressure eased, and the Kytlerians took control with five unanswered goals in the second quarter to lead 6-3 at the half-time interval. Simple, right? Oh, if only. Djocoranga rallied in the third quarter with four goals, and trailed only 8-7 as the final period began; Whootung Whosash, worryingly, was culpable on at least two of the goals, and he was forced off through injury early in the fourth quarter to be replaced by Walter Smith. Seconds later, he was beaten by a speculative long-range shot and the scores were level. Two minutes later, a similar effort went in off the inside of the post, and the minnows led again.

A desperate bid to change. Furious cries from the entire coaching staff. Something had to change. Substitute Tee Short, who has been on form in the KLL, levelled the scores at 9-9. Caine McNally, with a trademark thunderbolt, gave the Kytlerians the lead. Seconds later, though, it was 10-10, and as the clock ticked to the final two minutes, it remained that way. Could the Kytlerians be held to another draw, this one far more embarrassing than the last?

Not if Ock Fils had anything to do with it. The aboriginal-Vephra, still only 20, was the face of this competition, a symbol of everything the Kytlerian nation wants to be seen as - a symbol of diversity, strength, and proud defiance. His furious burst from a deep position after a Djocoranga attack was broken up by Cameron Higginson symbolised how much this meant to him, and it was he who picked up a pass from Mulhern to tuck deftly low into the net. With 95 seconds to go, the Kytlerians led, and there would, in the end, be no more scoring.

"Surely it's not going to get harder than this?" cried an exasperated Mulhern after the game. It's certainly not likely to get more nerve-jangling.

by **Polar Islandstates** » Wed Nov 23, 2011 10:49 am

Slightly (ha) late roster, apologies.
Polar Islandstates is not a nation renowned for its lacrosse finesse. The sport is small, and a national league doesn't not exist. Nonetheless these part time sportsmen (aside from those good enough to have secured a career in the Kytler league) go to the World Lacrosse Championships to represent their country, and wave the lacrosse flag within the Federation.

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Andre Trygstad
Goalkeepers Coach: Joachim Biryukova
Defenders Coach: Maximilian Orvik
Attackers Coach: Filip Rosenberg

Goalkeepers
#1 Emil Kokorev (29)
#11 Isaac Ostrogorsky (24)

Defenders
#2 Maarten Koch (30) (CAPTAIN)
#3 Sacha Vang (18)
#4 Dominik Briansky (27)
#12 Filip Michelsen (20)
#13 Anton Lavrov(24)
#14 Noah Bentzen (23)

Midfielders
#5 Torre Bergo (30)
#6 Mikeel Lindholm (25)
#7 Paul Kokko (24)
#15 Jonas Tarasova (29)
#16 Eyvindur Skold (22)
#17 Arvid Pakkarinen (25)

Attackers
#8 Vlad Gill (26)
#9 Konstantin Roisum (28)
#10 Dominik Rudakov (21)
#18 Jon Lovig (26)
#19 Alexis Hakkarainen (29)
#20 Sergey Medved (18)

If my opponent RPs first, they may:
do whatever the hell they feel like.

Style: +2
Home Stadium: Park Haagensen - 9,500

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Wed Nov 23, 2011 3:32 pm

This matchday 3 cut-off is sponsored by Freecell Solitaire, the card game that's so addictive, it delays WLC scorination.

Group A
The Kytler Peninsulae 12 - 7 Swartaz
Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk 14 - 8 Djocoranga

Pos  Team                    P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk  3  2  1  0  37  30   7    7
  2  The Kytler Peninsulae   3  2  1  0  34  28   6    7
  3  Swartaz                 3  1  0  2  29  34  -5    3
  4  Djocoranga              3  0  0  3  28  36  -8    0

Group B
Mangolana 10 - 11 Thatius
Chetkosk 11 - 13 Carasatoga

Pos  Team        P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  Thatius     3  3  0  0  34  27    7    9
  2  Carasatoga  3  2  0  1  32  30    2    6
  3  Mangolana   3  1  0  2  31  29    2    3
  4  Chetkosk    3  0  0  3  27  38  -11    0

Group C
Civil Citizenry 16 - 11 West Guiana
Erathore 7 - 11 Patricant

Pos  Team             P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  Civil Citizenry  3  3  0  0  43  33   10    9
  2  West Guiana      3  2  0  1  38  32    6    6
  3  Patricant        3  1  0  2  27  31   -4    3
  4  Erathore         3  0  0  3  29  41  -12    0

Group D
Delaclava 8 - 6 Arcatea
Western Cuba 12 - 13 Howdeellow

Pos  Team          P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Western Cuba  3  2  0  1  32  29   3    6
  2  Delaclava     3  2  0  1  25  23   2    6
  3  Howdeellow    3  1  1  1  30  31  -1    4
  4  Arcatea       3  0  1  2  24  28  -4    1

Group E
Mytannion 10 - 10 Goebbelsland
Victorwick 9 - 14 Altimarus

Pos  Team          P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Altimarus     3  3  0  0  32  24   8    9
  2  Victorwick    3  2  0  1  30  30   0    6
  3  Mytannion     3  0  1  2  29  32  -3    1
  4  Goebbelsland  3  0  1  2  22  27  -5    1

Group F
Sarzonia 6 - 6 Darmen
Soviet Canuckistan 6 - 10 Wolfmanne

Pos  Team                P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Wolfmanne           3  2  0  1  32  28   4    6
  2  Darmen              3  1  2  0  29  26   3    5
  3  Soviet Canuckistan  3  1  1  1  25  27  -2    4
  4  Sarzonia            3  0  1  2  22  27  -5    1

Group G
Allamunic States 7 - 5 Carmadin
Crotunda 11 - 13 Krumbia

Pos  Team              P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Krumbia           3  3  0  0  34  25   9    9
  2  Allamunic States  3  2  0  1  23  21   2    6
  3  Carmadin          3  1  0  2  27  29  -2    3
  4  Crotunda          3  0  0  3  28  37  -9    0

Group H
Cosumar 14 - 10 Lonaga
Polar Islandstates 15 - 12 Cyborg Holland

Pos  Team                P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Cosumar             3  2  1  0  36  28   8    7
  2  Polar Islandstates  3  2  1  0  34  29   5    7
  3  Cyborg Holland      3  1  0  2  32  36  -4    3
  4  Lonaga              3  0  0  3  26  35  -9    0

The group stage now consists of home-and-away fixtures between each of the competing teams in each group. The top two will return to Kytlerian soil for the playoffs. Thank you, all, for visiting The Kytler Peninsulae - we look forward to seeing sixteen of you again soon!

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Thu Nov 24, 2011 2:58 pm

Consider this your MD4 cutoff. Scorination will continue to take place daily through the group stage, with a single off-day before the playoffs...

Group A
The Kytler Peninsulae 16 - 13 Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk
Djocoranga 10 - 11 Swartaz

Pos  Team                    P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  The Kytler Peninsulae   4  3  1  0  50  41   9   10
  2  Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk  4  2  1  1  50  46   4    7
  3  Swartaz                 4  2  0  2  40  44  -4    6
  4  Djocoranga              4  0  0  4  38  47  -9    0

Group B
Mangolana 10 - 7 Chetkosk
Carasatoga 7 - 9 Thatius

Pos  Team        P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  Thatius     4  4  0  0  43  34    9   12
  2  Mangolana   4  2  0  2  41  36    5    6
  3  Carasatoga  4  2  0  2  39  39    0    6
  4  Chetkosk    4  0  0  4  34  48  -14    0

Group C
Civil Citizenry 14 - 12 Erathore
Patricant 15 - 15 West Guiana

Pos  Team             P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  Civil Citizenry  4  4  0  0  57  45   12   12
  2  West Guiana      4  2  1  1  53  47    6    7
  3  Patricant        4  1  1  2  42  46   -4    4
  4  Erathore         4  0  0  4  41  55  -14    0

Group D
Delaclava 8 - 12 Western Cuba
Howdeellow 8 - 8 Arcatea

Pos  Team          P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Western Cuba  4  3  0  1  44  37   7    9
  2  Delaclava     4  2  0  2  33  35  -2    6
  3  Howdeellow    4  1  2  1  38  39  -1    5
  4  Arcatea       4  0  2  2  32  36  -4    2

Group E
Mytannion 11 - 10 Victorwick
Altimarus 9 - 13 Goebbelsland

Pos  Team          P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Altimarus     4  3  0  1  41  37   4    9
  2  Victorwick    4  2  0  2  40  41  -1    6
  3  Goebbelsland  4  1  1  2  35  36  -1    4
  4  Mytannion     4  1  1  2  40  42  -2    4

Group F
Sarzonia 10 - 8 Soviet Canuckistan
Wolfmanne 15 - 12 Darmen

Pos  Team                P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Wolfmanne           4  3  0  1  47  40   7    9
  2  Darmen              4  1  2  1  41  41   0    5
  3  Sarzonia            4  1  1  2  32  35  -3    4
  4  Soviet Canuckistan  4  1  1  2  33  37  -4    4

Group G
Allamunic States 8 - 4 Crotunda
Krumbia 10 - 7 Carmadin

Pos  Team              P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  Krumbia           4  4  0  0  44  32   12   12
  2  Allamunic States  4  3  0  1  31  25    6    9
  3  Carmadin          4  1  0  3  34  39   -5    3
  4  Crotunda          4  0  0  4  32  45  -13    0

Group H
Cosumar 13 - 13 Polar Islandstates
Cyborg Holland 13 - 12 Lonaga

Pos  Team                P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  Cosumar             4  2  2  0  49  41    8    8
  2  Polar Islandstates  4  2  2  0  47  42    5    8
  3  Cyborg Holland      4  2  0  2  45  48   -3    6
  4  Lonaga              4  0  0  4  38  48  -10    0

by **Darmen** » Thu Nov 24, 2011 6:59 pm

Head Coach- Dilbert Alexander
Assistant Coach- Jules Delanor
Trainer- Tyler McDaniels
Equitment Manager- Jon Wiocci

ROSTER
POSITION NUMBER NAME
GK 29 Jake Alcorn
GK 17 Tasret Collin
D 9 Sammuel Willit
D 34 Adan Querell
D 35 Ashante Querell
D 36 Landon Querell
D 2 Colton Sallenite
M 99 Oscar Bulten
M 20 Valance Benny
M 15 Nicholas Costa
M 8 Matte Rower
M 77 Christian Gileta
A 6 Alex John Mulnuar
A 24 Matthew Crolorda
A 98 Roberto Cosicone
A 17 Alberto Selani
A 38 Caleb Nultani

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Fri Nov 25, 2011 3:05 pm

Woah, we're halfway there, wo... oh, let's cut off Jon Bon Jovi mid-song to bring you the MD5 scores. Only four more to go in the group stage!

Group A
Djocoranga 9 - 10 The Kytler Peninsulae
Swartaz 14 - 13 Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk

Pos  Team                    P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  The Kytler Peninsulae   5  4  1  0  60  50   10   13
  2  Swartaz                 5  3  0  2  54  57   -3    9
  3  Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk  5  2  1  2  63  60    3    7
  4  Djocoranga              5  0  0  5  47  57  -10    0

Group B
Carasatoga 14 - 8 Mangolana
Thatius 12 - 9 Chetkosk

Pos  Team        P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  Thatius     5  5  0  0  55  43   12   15
  2  Carasatoga  5  3  0  2  53  47    6    9
  3  Mangolana   5  2  0  3  49  50   -1    6
  4  Chetkosk    5  0  0  5  43  60  -17    0

Group C
Patricant 11 - 13 Civil Citizenry
West Guiana 14 - 9 Erathore

Pos  Team             P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  Civil Citizenry  5  5  0  0  70  56   14   15
  2  West Guiana      5  3  1  1  67  56   11   10
  3  Patricant        5  1  1  3  53  59   -6    4
  4  Erathore         5  0  0  5  50  69  -19    0

Group D
Howdeellow 8 - 7 Delaclava
Arcatea 11 - 10 Western Cuba

Pos  Team          P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Western Cuba  5  3  0  2  54  48   6    9
  2  Howdeellow    5  2  2  1  46  46   0    8
  3  Delaclava     5  2  0  3  40  43  -3    6
  4  Arcatea       5  1  2  2  43  46  -3    5

Group E
Altimarus 7 - 6 Mytannion
Goebbelsland 8 - 8 Victorwick

Pos  Team          P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Altimarus     5  4  0  1  48  43   5   12
  2  Victorwick    5  2  1  2  48  49  -1    7
  3  Goebbelsland  5  1  2  2  43  44  -1    5
  4  Mytannion     5  1  1  3  46  49  -3    4

Group F
Wolfmanne 12 - 12 Sarzonia
Darmen 12 - 9 Soviet Canuckistan

Pos  Team                P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Wolfmanne           5  3  1  1  59  52   7   10
  2  Darmen              5  2  2  1  53  50   3    8
  3  Sarzonia            5  1  2  2  44  47  -3    5
  4  Soviet Canuckistan  5  1  1  3  42  49  -7    4

Group G
Krumbia 8 - 12 Allamunic States
Carmadin 7 - 9 Crotunda

Pos  Team              P  W  D  L  F   A   GD   Pts
  1  Allamunic States  5  4  0  1  43  33   10   12
  2  Krumbia           5  4  0  1  52  44    8   12
  3  Carmadin          5  1  0  4  41  48   -7    3
  4  Crotunda          5  1  0  4  41  52  -11    3

Group H
Cyborg Holland 12 - 10 Cosumar
Lonaga 16 - 14 Polar Islandstates

Pos  Team                P  W  D  L  F   A   GD  Pts
  1  Cyborg Holland      5  3  0  2  57  58  -1    9
  2  Cosumar             5  2  2  1  59  53   6    8
  3  Polar Islandstates  5  2  2  1  61  58   3    8
  4  Lonaga              5  1  0  4  54  62  -8    3

by **Western cuba** » Sat Nov 26, 2011 12:06 pm

Havana Tribute

Western Cuba loses close one, but holds Group Lead

Havana City, Havana---, The Western Cuban National Lacrosse Team lost their second game yesterday in the World Lacrosse Championship's but played hard. Western Cuba was shocked by Arcatea who recorded their first victory in this year's World Lacrosse Championships. The game was close but Western Cuba would lose by one. In both games Western Cuba lost they were lost by no more than 1 point.

Carlos Rios played well yesterday, replacing fellow Attacker Nevada Rivera who was sidelined in Western Cuba's game before that when he hurt his leg, spraining it while trying to catch a pass from Midfielder Franco Munoz. Western Cuba would defeat Delaclava in that game 12-8. Carlos Rios scored 3 goal's in the game with Alfonso Delgado scoring 4 points, Hector Gracia scoring 2 points, and Leonardo Castro scoring 1 point.

Jorge Ramirez struggled in goal yesterday. Allowing 11 goals, and blocking very few shots in what other wise has been a good WLC for him. " We struggled a bit yesterday against a team we should of beat. Arcatea played very well though and fought hard and deserved the victory. ", comments Head Coach Marcus Guzman. " We just have to play hard throughout the rest of the classic, and make it to the knockout rounds.

Match Day 6 continues tonight with Western Cuba facing off against second place Howdeellow who beat Delaclava yesterday by a score of 8-7. Western Cuba's only other lose came up against Howdeellow who beat Western Cuba by a score of 13-12. Tonight's game will be broadcast on NST. So if your a lacrosse fan, or if you want to show support for your country make sure to watch the game.

by **Darmen** » Sat Nov 26, 2011 1:59 pm

DBSC WLC 13 Coverage

Lacrosse is definatley not Darmen's sport. Only 56% of the population of Darmen said Lacrosse was one of their top 10 sports according to the 2011 "Darmen Sports Census". But the team has done suprisingly well at the 13th World Lacrosse Championships, and with only 4 games remaining, Darmen's hopes of advancing to the knockout stages look good.

Darmen started off this latest campaign with a 13-10 win over rivals Wolfmanne, which sent quite a few citizens into a frenzy. Following the huge win over Wolfmanne, Darmen struggled against Soviet Canuckistan, eventualy settling for a 10-10 draw. Despite this, Darmen found themselves on top of the Group. Darmen then drew against Sarzonia, 6-6, falling to second in the Group, only one point beind Wolfmanne.

With the first portion of the Group Stage finished, Darmen next turned again to Wolfmanne, this time losing 12-15. Again, fans went into a frenzy, this time rioting after the loss. Head Coach Dilbert Alexander said, "We played well, but Wolfmanne just plaed with their heart and soul. We need to do that as well going forward."

The team responded to the coaches criticism by defeating Soviet Canuckistan 12-9. Now Darmen will face Sarzonia again, and the team is ready to go. Fans are excited as a win could very well put Darmen into first place, and go a long way to helping Darmen advance to the knockout stages.

Following the match against Sarzonia, Darmen will travel to the host nation, The Kytler Peninsulae, for the final portion of the Group Stage, and hopefully, a deep run into the knockout round.

World Lacrosse Championships 13: RP/roster/results thread

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