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This thread will be dedicated to news and results from Citiz sports. Please do not post in this thread.


Citiz Amfootball Administration

Season 1 (Summary)
Nationwide Amfootball League: Janwick Storm

Citiz Baseball Administration

Season 1 (Summary)
Nubind Elite Baseball League: Kent Reds
Season 2 (Summary)
Nubind Elite Baseball League: Kent Reds
Season 3 (Summary)
Nubind Elite Baseball League: Skyanter Aeros

Citiz Basketball Administration

Season 1 (Summary)
NPB Bartewick Financial Henderson Trophy: Kent Bricks
Season 2 (Summary)
NPB Bartewick Financial Henderson Trophy: Trewich Urbanites
Season 3 (Summary)
NPB Bartewick Financial Henderson Trophy: Janwick Tigers
Season 4 (Summary)
NPB Bartewick Financial Henderson Trophy: Sparrey Miners

Citiz College Basketball Administration

Season 1 (Summary)
National Champion: Iona
Season 2 (Summary)
National Champion: Janwick

Citiz Football Administration

Season 1 (First Half ~ Second Half ~ Summary)
ChocoMilk King's League: Athens Town
Poplaberg Housing Developments Golden Championship: Eastern Chase
Season 2 (Preview ~ First Half ~ Second Half ~ Summary)
ChocoMilk King's League: Athens Town
Poplaberg Housing Developments Golden Championship: Eastern Chase
Season 3 (Summary)
ChocoMilk King's League: Athens Town
Season 4 (Preview ~ Summary)
ChocoMilk King's League: TFC Lannymore
Season 5 (Preview ~ First Third ~ Second Third ~ Final Third ~ Summary)
ChocoMilk King's League: Fox Zero
Dukes' Crown: Chastings Heights
Season 6 (Summary)
ChocoMilk King's League: Merrilin FC
Season 7 (Preview ~ Summary)
ChocoMilk King's League: Merrilin FC

Citiz Handball Administration

Season 1 (Summary)
Handball Club Association: Victorwick
Season 2 (Summary)
Handball Club Association: Indoor Center of Athenstoft

Citiz Hockey Administration

Season 1 (Summary)
CHL Ice Cup Royale: Topher Slapshots
Season 2 (Summary)
CHL Ice Cup Royale: Topher Slapshots
Season 3 (Summary)
CHL Ice Cup Royale: Skyanter Fire
Season 4 (Summary)
CHL Ice Cup Royale: Eastern Chase Innovation
Season 5 (Preview ~ Summary)
CHL Ice Cup Royale: Skyanter Fire

Citiz Rugby Administration

Season 1 (Summary)
Trumack Rugby Club League: Reps-Baker
Finnmakt National Trophy: Reps-Baker
Season 2 (Summary)
Trumack Rugby Club League: Reps-Baker
Finnmakt National Trophy: Reps-Baker
Season 3 (Summary)
Trumack Rugby Club League: Reps-Baker
Finnmakt National Trophy: Sherwood RFC
Season 4 (Summary)
Trumack Rugby Club League: Reps-Baker
Finnmakt National Trophy: Reps-Baker
Season 5 (Summary)
Trumack Rugby Club League: TF Thugs
Finnmakt National Trophy: Reps-Baker
Season 6 (Summary)
Giroux Rugby Club League: Sherwood RFC
Finnmakt National Trophy: Sparrey Speed

Citiz Tennis Administration

Citiz Championship Circuit
Devonthorpe Armstrong-McShirley Crown (Bartewick): Vittoria Panaro (Draw ~ Results)
CTAT Open (Brevin): Novak Dlouhy (Draw ~ Results)
Barrow National Pro-Am (Trewich): Adriana Mitchell (Draw ~ Results)
ChocoForChildren Tournament (Cygning): Brandon Rodden (Draw ~ Results)
FLBancorp Open (Blubay): Brandon Rodden (Draw ~ Results)
Citiz Open (Bartewick): Singles -- Brandon Rodden; Men's Doubles -- Tate Birch - Fabrice Wallace; Women's Doubles -- Vittoria Panaro - Ana Volandic; Mixed Doubles -- Ivy Kelson - Fabrice Wallace (Draw ~ Finals)
Martell Open (Eastwich): Mercia Colbert (Draw ~ Results)
Waterfront Open (Kyle): Ivan Crush (Draw ~ Results)
The Athenational (Athenstoft): Alfred Hamilton (Draw ~ Finals)
Million Dollar CircuitSlam (Bartewick): Vittoria Panaro (Results)

Citiz Volleyball Administration

Season 1 (Summary)
Team Volleyball Championship League: Vendrall Woodpeckers
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Preseason & First Half


Incoming Transfers
ST Lee Sharp -- FC Mildrid (Erathore) to Briarmore
CM Jamar Simmons -- Fuller University (Stachland) to Eastern Chase
CD Eva Glemnitz -- Greenville Rovers (The Babbage Islands)] to Athens Town
ST Yazin Touranto -- FC Mildrid (Erathore) to Central Street
CD Haimunda Liechtenstein – Knights (Zarbli) to Fox Zero
LD Jon Birk Pettersen – Melville Celtic (Polar Islandstates) to Market Lane

Briarmore snatches the biggest pickup of the season: Lee Sharp, the famous striker from FSSO. Dissatisfied with his situation at Erathi powerhouse FC Mildrid, he has made the jump to the likely second-best team of the King’s League. Eva Glemnitz solidifies the Athens Town defense, as well as its predicted top place positioning for the CFA’s inaugural season. Central Street deals for the only international player in the Lord’s League: a minor FC Mildrid player, Yazin Touranto.

Outgoing Transfers
ST Vomare Eksyama – Central Street to Revolutionaries (FSSO)
RD Fanbeth Yheaqup – Fox Zero to FC Axel Heiburg (Polar Islandstates)
CM Daloteat Awtitata – Briarmore to Resolute Storm 1913 FC (Polar Islandstates)

Having been drawn into the Lord’s League, Central Street felt the need to let go of national star Vomare Eksyama, who is one of the country’s leading goalscorers in international play. His departure to Revolutionaries, one of FSSO’s most prestigious teams and the winner of the FSSO Charity Shield, means Central Street will struggle for promotion to the King’s League. Two national team players leave the country for the northernmost Rushmori nation.



King’s League

MATCHDAY 1
Baker Fief 2-1 Team Lannymore
Bondage Safe 2-2 Tasterson Road
Briarmore FC 1-0 North Woodlands
Chastings Heights 4-1 Market Lane
Eastern Chase 2-1 Fox Zero
FC Edge Road 3-1 Forest of the West
FC Salutin 0-0 FC Sandside

Road teams have a tough day, with no team victorious at an away stadium. Chastings Heights took the cake today: a 4-1 thrashing of Market Lane in Jon Birk Pettersen’s debut is aided by two goals from Quarnet Huemad. Edge Road had little trouble with Forest of the West, despite a tally and a near miss from Allballca Feoaimu. In his Citiz debut, Lee Sharp scored the goal that put Briarmore over the top against North Woodlands.

MATCHDAY 2
Team Lannymore 0-2 Athens Town
North Woodlands 1-1 Baker Fief
Market Lane 0-1 Bondage Safe
Fox Zero 1-0 Briarmore FC
Forest of the West 1-0 Chastings Heights
FC Sandside 0-2 Eastern Chase
FC Salutin 0-2 FC Edge Road

No major blowouts, but a good number of teams pick up three points. Athens Town won its first game of the season, a 2-0 victory over Lannymore. Eastern Chase and Edge Road are also big winners. After a blowout victory on the first day, Chastings Heights faltered at Forest of the West.

MATCHDAY 3
Athens Town 5-1 Tasterson Road
Team Lannymore 2-0 North Woodlands
Baker Fief 1-0 Fox Zero
Bondage Safe 0-0 Forest of the West
[b]Briarmore FC
2-0 FC Sandside
Chastings Heights 0-1 FC Salutin
Eastern Chase 3-1 FC Edge Road

Home in Athenstoft for the first time, Athens Town surprised no one in thrashing Tasterson Road by four. Star Imaneta Acca put up a hat trick that has the country raving over him. Eastern Chase won its third consecutive game, this time an easy home win over Edge Road. Briarmore and Lannymore are also victorious by large margins.

MATCHDAY 4
North Woodlands 1-1 Athens Town
Market Lane 1-6 Tasterson Road
Fox Zero 3-0 Team Lannymore
FC Sandside 0-2 Baker Fief
FC Salutin 0-1 Bondage Safe
FC Edge Road 1-1 Briarmore FC
Eastern Chase 1-0 Chastings Heights

In an incredible twist of fate, Tasterson Road recovered from their demoralizing loss versus Athens Town to score six goals at Market Lane. Fox Zero shut out Lannymore at home by a three-goal margin. Yazugla Lagarete impressed home fans as North Woodlands play Athens Town to a 1-1 tie.

MATCHDAY 5
Athens Town 8-0 Market Lane
North Woodlands 1-1 Fox Zero
Tasterson Road 1-0 Forest of the West
Team Lannymore 1-3 FC Sandside
Baker Fief 1-1 FC Edge Road
Bondage Safe 1-3 Eastern Chase
Briarmore FC 2-0 Chastings Heights

Athens Town, back at home again, did not disappoint another sellout crowd: the team absolutely demolished Market Lane, with even the backups getting in on the scoring. Imaneta Acca and Zucigel Hasibmal scored twice each. Sandside had its first large win over the season, beating host Lannymore by two goals. Eastern Chase won its league-leading fifth consecutive game to stay undefeated. Briarmore also had a strong win at home against Chastings Heights, thanks in part to a score by Lee Sharp.

MATCHDAY 6
Fox Zero 0-5 Athens Town
Forest of the West 1-1 Market Lane
FC Sandside 1-0 North Woodlands
FC Salutin 0-0 Tasterson Road
FC Edge Road 1-2 Team Lannymore
Chastings Heights 2-0 Baker Fief
Briarmore FC 2-2 Bondage Safe

This time at Fox Zero, Athens Town caused another rout. Acca has been having an MVP season thus far. Chastings Heights played well in a home win over Baker Fief. Two goals from Lee Sharp were only enough for Briarmore to tie Bondage Safe at home.

MATCHDAY 7
Athens Town 1-0 Forest of the West
Fox Zero 1-1 FC Sandside
Market Lane 2-2 FC Salutin
North Woodlands 1-0 FC Edge Road
Tasterson Road 0-5 Eastern Chase
Team Lannymore 1-0 Chastings Heights
Baker Fief 4-1 Bondage Safe

A quiet season for Baker Fief erupted with a big 4-1 victory against Bondage. Even bigger, however, was Eastern Chase’s ass-whooping of host Tasterson Road, led by two goals from Xapoop Welssh and another from Jamar Simmons. North Woodlands, Athens Town, and Lannymore took home three points as well.

MATCHDAY 8
FC Sandside 2-5 Athens Town
FC Salutin 1-3 Forest of the West
FC Edge Road 0-0 Fox Zero
Eastern Chase 4-0 Market Lane
Chastings Heights 0-1 North Woodlands
Briarmore FC 4-2 Tasterson Road
Bondage Safe 2-1 Team Lannymore

The league leaders in goals scored, Athens Town, continued its methodical smashing of lower-level teams. A 5-2 win at FC Sandside was sparked by goals from Imaneta Acca and Zucigel Hasibmal, with a hat trick by up-and-coming striker Jantegor Nuwamay. Eastern Chase scored four goals at home while shutting out hapless Market Lane, a team still looking for its first win. Briarmore took advantage of a highly supportive home crowd to comfortably win a high-scoring game against Tasterson Road.

MATCHDAY 9
Athens Town 5-0 FC Salutin
FC Sandside 3-0 FC Edge Road
Forest of the West 3-3 Eastern Chase
Fox Zero 4-0 Chastings Heights
Market Lane 0-7 Briarmore FC
North Woodlands 3-0 Bondage Safe
Tasterson Road 2-1 Baker Fief

The most lopsided day in King’s League history featured five shutouts, not to mention a six-goal tie. Briarmore led the charge, banking seven goals in mauling petty Market Lane – at Market Lane. Athens Town, still in a tight race with Eastern Chase at the top of the standings, tallied five to Salutin’s zero. Fox Zero beat Chastings Heights by four at home; Sandside and North Woodlands were each the home team in winning, 3-0 over Edge Road and Bondage, respectively.

MATCHDAY 10
FC Edge Road 0-2 Athens Town
Eastern Chase 3-0 FC Salutin
Chastings Heights 1-1 FC Sandside
Briarmore FC 2-1 Forest of the West
Bondage Safe 2-0 Fox Zero
Baker Fief 5-1 Market Lane
Team Lannymore 3-1 Tasterson Road

Market Lane’s horrible defense let up another five goals, this time versus Baker Fief. After the game, Jon Birk Pettersen showed visible frustration at the Market defense’s poor play, indicating dissatisfaction with the team’s play. Both Eastern Chase and Athens Town will enter their highly touted match next matchday on winning streaks: Eastern Chase off a 3-0 shutout over Salutin, Athens Town from a two-goal win at Edge Road. Bondage and Lannymore won their games by two goals each; a late goal was just enough for Briarmore to walk away with a win over Forest.

MATCHDAY 11
Athens Town 1-0 Eastern Chase
FC Edge Road 2-1 Chastings Heights
FC Salutin 0-1 Briarmore FC
FC Sandside 1-2 Bondage Safe
Forest of the West 1-1 Baker Fief
Market Lane 0-7 Team Lannymore
North Woodlands 3-1 Tasterson Road

The biggest game of the season, Athens Town vs. Eastern Chase, was a spectacular display of high-level football. It was the most-watched domestic football match in Citiz history. Both sides played on the conservative side – until Jantegor Numaway, the 23-year-old rising leader, broke the deadlock in the seventy-eighth minute. In a spectacular stretch of complete disastrousness, Market Lane’s 7-0 loss to mid-level Lannymore has made their goal margin 1 to 23 over the last four games. Starting goalie Iyedap Winazabeego has been released from the team, and the team will search for an international or lower-league goalie as a replacement, using Gerfnet Gahadar to hold down the fort.

MATCHDAY 12
Chastings Heights 1-0 Athens Town
Briarmore FC 0-1 Eastern Chase
Bondage Safe 1-1 FC Edge Road
Baker Fief 1-1 FC Salutin
Team Lannymore 1-0 Forest of the West
Tasterson Road 1-0 Fox Zero
North Woodlands 2-0 Market Lane

Coming off their huge victory over Eastern Chase, Athens Town suffered a close defeat at the hands of Chastings Heights. Meanwhile, Eastern Chase won their away game over tough challengers Briarmore. Market Lane lost yet again, though by a closer margin than in previous matches, to North Woodlands. Lannymore and Tasterson Road also won.

MATCHDAY 13
Athens Town 1-0 Briarmore FC
Chastings Heights 0-1 Bondage Safe
Eastern Chase 3-0 Baker Fief
FC Salutin 0-1 Team Lannymore
FC Sandside 0-1 Tasterson Road
Forest of the West 0-1 North Woodlands
Fox Zero 1-3 Market Lane

A stretch of intense matchups continued with Athens Town’s just-by-a-tooth win over Briarmore. Back at home after two tough away games, Eastern Chase had little trouble dispatching of Baker Fief. Market Lane finally won a game, soundly beating Fox Zero and ending the most pathetic string of losses ever. Bondage, Lannymore, Tasterson Road, and North Woodlands each won by just a goal, all playing away games.

MATCHDAY 14
Bondage Safe 3-2 Athens Town
Baker Fief 0-2 Briarmore FC
Team Lannymore 2-2 Eastern Chase
Tasterson Road 3-0 FC Edge Road
North Woodlands 2-1 FC Salutin
Market Lane 1-2 FC Sandside
Fox Zero 2-1 Forest of the West
Entering the halfway break, Athens Town suffered its second loss in three games. Eastern Chase barely capitalized: Jamar Simmons’s goal in the waning minutes of the match against Lannymore forced a tie. Tasterson Road had its biggest victory of the season – a home win by three over Edge Road. Briarmore won handly at Baker Fief.

King's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Eastern Chase 13 10 2 1 32 9 +23 32
2 Athens Town 13 10 1 2 38 8 +30 31
3 Briarmore FC 13 8 2 3 24 9 +15 26
4 Bondage Safe 14 7 4 3 19 19 +0 25
5 North Woodlands 13 7 3 3 16 9 +7 24
6 Team Lannymore 13 7 1 5 22 16 +6 22
7 Tasterson Road 13 6 2 5 21 24 -3 20
8 Baker Fief 13 5 4 4 19 16 +3 19
9 FC Sandside 13 4 3 6 14 18 -4 15
10 Fox Zero 13 4 3 6 14 17 -3 15
11 FC Edge Road 13 3 4 6 12 19 -7 13
12 Forest of the West 13 2 4 7 12 17 -5 10
13 Chastings Heights 13 3 1 9 9 16 -7 10
14 FC Salutin 13 1 4 8 6 21 -15 7
15 Market Lane 13 1 2 10 10 50 -40 5


Eastern Chase surprisingly sits atop the King’s League at the halfway point. A near-undefeated record was marred by a one-goal loss – to none other than Athens Town, in what may be an indicator of a prestigious rivalry to come. Athens Town is only a point back; fewer goals allowed and more goals scored than Eastern Chase suggests better overall play, but two of the last three games for Athens Town have been poor losses that dropped them down to second. Briarmore has had a very good season to date, owing to the addition of Lee Sharp. Despite losing to the top two teams and tying the fourth-place squad, Bondage Safe, Briarmore is still a title contender and will look for a winning streak to move them up for the second half of the season. Bondage Safe has been the surprise team of the league, winning seven games despite a relatively low goal differential. Pitiable Market Lane is still stuck in the league cellar, but we have mostly ignored the other horrible team: Salutin, another club with just one win (way back over Chastings Heights on day three). One can only hope that these teams start to turn it around from here on out. Jon Birk Petterson of Market Lane put it this way: “If we don’t get something going, man, I don’t care what the weather is here on the coast [of the Bay of Mork] – I’m going back to snowy, cold, wintry Polar Islandstates.”



Lord’s League

Lord's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 FC Dark Alley 14 9 4 1 21 10 +11 31
2 East Kent Professional 13 6 5 2 18 13 +5 23
3 FC Old Taylor Pond 13 6 3 4 14 16 -2 21
4 Merrilin FC 13 4 7 2 12 9 +3 19
5 Westerly Ill 13 6 1 6 14 13 +1 19
6 Hill Lane 13 5 4 4 15 9 +6 19
7 Windmill 13 5 3 5 12 16 -4 18
8 Hospice FT 13 5 3 5 13 17 -4 18
9 The Flatlands 13 5 2 6 16 16 +0 17
10 High Groth Athletic 13 4 4 5 15 14 +1 16
11 Gympyrore FC 13 4 3 6 10 13 -3 15
12 Central Street 13 3 5 5 15 15 +0 14
13 Winding Street 13 4 1 8 9 15 -6 13
14 Morning Garden 13 2 6 5 15 19 -4 12
15 FC of Groundery 13 2 5 6 17 21 -4 11


Dark Alley is the most dominant force in the Lord’s League at the halfway point. Nine wins is three clear of any contender, and they seem to be running away with the title at this point. A transfer from Lannymore, Faniboo Idepipedi, has been the best player in the league to date, with twelve goals and six assists. Far behind Dark Alley is East Kent; led by national team midfielder Remmettool Yerkkery, who leads the Lord’s League in goals (15), they tied Dark Alley several games ago, but they have not been able to translate good play into three points. Old Taylor Pond has quietly snuck into the top three, but it remains to be seen if they can keep up their success for another fourteen games. The rest of the teams are bunched within a span of eight points – a few consecutive wins could vault a team from the bottom to the top. Central Street has disappointed fans all season: sitting in twelfth place, they have clearly felt the negative effects of losing Vomare Eksyama on the field. The second-best striker in Civil Citizenry is not easily lost (not for £22 million, at least), and Yazin Touranto has not picked up the slack by any stretch, scoring just four goals thus far.



League A1

League A1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Desert Rampage 13 8 4 1 19 12 +7 28
2 FC Newday 13 8 2 3 18 12 +6 26
3 Morelanny 13 7 2 4 20 11 +9 23
4 Continental Zero 13 7 2 4 13 8 +5 23
5 Blank Forest 14 6 4 4 14 10 +4 22
6 Tasterson FC Minor 13 6 2 5 11 13 -2 20
7 Seashore Coast FC 13 4 5 4 14 14 +0 17
8 The Berg 13 4 5 4 18 17 +1 17
9 Field Central 13 4 5 4 12 13 -1 17
10 Kent Club 13 3 7 3 16 14 +2 16
11 Market Minor 13 4 2 7 12 13 -1 14
12 Club Team Spice 13 3 3 7 9 17 -8 12
13 Alley FC 13 2 6 5 12 17 -5 12
14 True Edge FC 13 3 2 8 9 16 -7 11
15 Athens Secondary 13 2 3 8 9 19 -10 9




League A2

League A2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Chastings Free 14 6 6 2 17 13 +4 24
2 FC Fief 13 6 5 2 12 8 +4 23
3 FC Suburban 13 7 2 4 16 10 +6 23
4 Du Hill 13 5 6 2 16 7 +9 21
5 Chase Citiz 13 5 5 3 15 12 +3 20
6 Northern Groves 13 5 4 4 14 15 -1 19
7 Taylor Mem 13 4 5 4 11 13 -2 17
8 Real Groundery FC 13 4 5 4 11 11 +0 17
9 Ye Old Mill 13 4 4 5 11 15 -4 16
10 Old Track Merrilin 13 5 1 7 11 15 -4 16
11 Safe Soccer 13 3 6 4 11 13 -2 15
12 Bonnie Briar 13 4 3 6 14 16 -2 15
13 Wind Athletic 13 3 6 4 12 12 +0 15
14 City on High 13 3 4 6 8 14 -6 13
15 LG Champions 13 2 2 9 13 18 -5 8




League B1

League B1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Prince Athletic 14 8 4 2 22 12 +10 28
2 FC Kyle of the Isle 14 7 4 3 16 9 +7 25
3 Normere-on-Modraine 14 8 0 6 19 18 +1 24
4 Grand Hythe 14 7 3 4 18 11 +7 24
5 Bartehithe FC 14 7 2 5 19 12 +7 23
6 FC Cygning 14 7 2 5 14 14 +0 23
7 Tinydon Athletic 14 6 5 3 14 11 +3 23
8 Comesby Association 14 6 3 5 12 9 +3 21
9 Sutizworth 14 6 2 6 15 13 +2 20
10 Toft Castle 14 5 5 4 14 13 +1 20
11 Axclub 14 5 5 4 16 15 +1 20
12 Hashershan FC 14 4 7 3 13 11 +2 19
13 Lesser Briar FC 14 4 6 4 10 14 -4 18
14 Far East Chase 14 4 5 5 14 15 -1 17
15 Down at the Wharf 14 4 3 7 16 20 -4 15
16 Midean FC 14 2 9 3 9 11 -2 15
17 LG Secondary 14 4 3 7 12 15 -3 15
18 The Wick 14 2 6 6 10 19 -9 12
19 Club Ogasa 14 2 3 9 12 22 -10 9
20 Southwest Royal 14 1 5 8 8 19 -11 8




League B2

League B2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 FC Sorting 13 8 1 4 19 14 +5 25
2 Brewsby 14 7 4 3 18 12 +6 25
3 West Victorport 13 7 3 3 17 9 +8 24
4 Saxby Road 13 4 7 2 13 8 +5 19
5 Citiz Dream Football 13 4 6 3 13 13 +0 18
6 Border Club 13 5 3 5 15 13 +2 18
7 Sam Sell FC 13 4 5 4 14 17 -3 17
8 Mates of Citi FC 13 4 5 4 11 11 +0 17
9 FC Magna Whel 13 4 4 5 13 13 +0 16
10 New Athens 13 4 3 6 14 16 -2 15
11 Toft FC 13 4 3 6 9 13 -4 15
12 Athletics Parva 13 3 6 4 9 10 -1 15
13 Trepressman South 13 3 5 5 11 15 -4 14
14 Capital Secondary 13 3 3 7 12 19 -7 12
15 FC North Briar 13 2 6 5 10 15 -5 12
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Citiz Football Association ~~ King’s League Second Half up to MD28


King’s League

MATCHDAY 15
Athens Town 1-2 Baker Fief
Briarmore FC 5-0 Team Lannymore
Chastings Heights 2-0 Tasterson Road
Eastern Chase 2-0 North Woodlands
FC Edge Road 5-1 Market Lane
FC Salutin 3-0 Fox Zero
FC Sandside 1-0 Forest of the West

Baker Fief’s two goals were enough to hand Athens Town their third loss in four games. Eastern Chase took advantage, extending their lead on a 2-0 victory over North Woodlands. Briarmore and Edge Road each scored five goals in soundly defeating their visiting competition. Lowly Salutin surprisingly manhandled Fox Zero. Chastings Heights and Sandside earned well-played wins. The debut of A2 Du Hill’s Wadegrozili Mivoosof in goal for Market Lane went fairly well – he was subbed into the game with Market down by three to Edge, and conceded just one goal in thirty minutes.

MATCHDAY 16
Team Lannymore 0-1 Baker Fief
Tasterson Road 2-2 Bondage Safe
North Woodlands 0-1 Briarmore FC
Market Lane 0-1 Chastings Heights
Fox Zero 0-1 Eastern Chase
Forest of the West 0-2 FC Edge Road
FC Sandside 0-0 FC Salutin

Athens Town’s last day off became another advantage for Eastern Chase: their 1-0 win at Fox Zero vaults them even farther in the King’s League lead. No major scoring routs today; of little surprise were wins by Briarmore, Edge Road, and Baker Fief, though they were all away wins.

MATCHDAY 17
Athens Town 2-1 Team Lannymore
Baker Fief 0-1 North Woodlands
Bondage Safe 5-1 Market Lane
Briarmore FC 1-1 Fox Zero
Chastings Heights 0-1 Forest of the West
Eastern Chase 2-0 FC Sandside
FC Edge Road 0-2 FC Salutin

Bondage Safe, the under-the-radar title contender, smacked Market Lane silly with five goals against Market’s new A2-level goalie, Wadegrozili Mivisoof. Eastern Chase and Athens Town were both winners, over Sandside and Lannymore, respectively. Salutin played solidly in beating host Edge Road. North Woodlands and Forest of the West also won close games.

MATCHDAY 18
Tasterson Road 0-1 Athens Town
North Woodlands 2-2 Team Lannymore
Fox Zero 2-0 Baker Fief
Forest of the West 4-0 Bondage Safe
FC Sandside 0-0 Briarmore FC
FC Salutin 0-0 Chastings Heights
FC Edge Road 0-1 Eastern Chase

After four goals in a home game, Bondage Safe traveled to Forest of the West – and promptly allowed four goals (including a hat trick to Allballca Feoaimu) in a demoralizing shutout. Athens Town and Eastern Chase each won by one; Eastern Chase’s margin over Athens Town in the standings is still seven. Fox Zero scored twice in winning a home game over Baker Fief.

MATCHDAY 19
Athens Town 4-1 North Woodlands
Tasterson Road 6-0 Market Lane
Team Lannymore 0-1 Fox Zero
Baker Fief 0-1 FC Sandside
Bondage Safe 2-2 FC Salutin
Briarmore FC 0-0 FC Edge Road
Chastings Heights 3-4 Eastern Chase

Some teams use off days to gather confidence and momentum. For Market Lane, their last rest day of the season fed into a 6-0 thrashing at the hands of Tasterson Road. Athens Town had no trouble with North Woodlands in Athenstoft. Not to be outdone, Eastern Chase kept their distance from Athens Town in the standings off a narrow, high-scoring victory at Chastings Heights. Fox Zero and Sandside were winners as well.

MATCHDAY 20
Market Lane 1-5 Athens Town
Fox Zero 2-0 North Woodlands
Forest of the West 1-1 Tasterson Road
FC Sandside 1-1 Team Lannymore
FC Edge Road 0-0 Baker Fief
Eastern Chase 1-1 Bondage Safe
Chastings Heights 0-4 Briarmore FC

Athens Town displayed its world-class prestige when they waltzed into Market Lane and demolished the home defense for five tallies. Briarmore won by four at Chastings Heights off two goals from Lee Sharp. Bondage Safe played a well-rounded game to draw Eastern Chase. Fox Zero also won their third straight, this time at home over North Woodlands.

MATCHDAY 21
Athens Town 1-0 Fox Zero
Market Lane 1-3 Forest of the West
North Woodlands 1-4 FC Sandside
Tasterson Road 1-1 FC Salutin
Team Lannymore 0-1 FC Edge Road
Baker Fief 0-2 Chastings Heights
Bondage Safe 2-2 Briarmore FC

Red-hot Fox Zero came to Athenstoft with high hopes, but Eva Glemnitz and the Athens Town defense (even hotter, now at five consecutive wins) kept Fox Zero scoreless as Imaneta Acca dropped the game-winning goal. Sandside scored four goals, led by Puollol Geffnen’s two. Market Lane again disappointed what few home fans they have left: Forest of the West banged home three goals to Market’s one. Chastings Heights beat Baker Fief rather handily.

MATCHDAY 22
Forest of the West 1-2 Athens Town
FC Sandside 0-1 Fox Zero
FC Salutin 1-2 Market Lane
FC Edge Road 0-3 North Woodlands
Eastern Chase 3-1 Tasterson Road
Chastings Heights 2-1 Team Lannymore
Bondage Safe 0-1 Baker Fief

Athens Town’s sixth straight victory came against Forest of the West, though not until Jantegor Nuwamay and Imaneta Acca each scored in the final ten minutes. Not to be outdone, Eastern Chase had a strong two-goal win versus Tasterson Road. North Woodlands came out of nowhere to net three tallies at Edge Road. Market Lane finally earned its second win of the year: a 2-1 victory over Salutin. Fox Zero, Baker Fief, and Chastings Heights were other winners.

MATCHDAY 23
Athens Town 2-1 FC Sandside
Forest of the West 0-0 FC Salutin
Fox Zero 1-0 FC Edge Road
Market Lane 3-2 Eastern Chase
North Woodlands 1-2 Chastings Heights
Tasterson Road 1-0 Briarmore FC
Team Lannymore 0-1 Bondage Safe

In the biggest upset of the entire year, last-place Market Lane won for the second game in a row – scoring three goals at home over none other than King’s League leader Eastern Chase. Reports of riots and uprisings in Eastern Chase are streaming in. Athens Town capitalized by winning a 2-1 home game over Sandside. Briarmore suffered a poor loss to Tasterson Road that will all but sever an outside shot at the title.

MATCHDAY 24
FC Salutin 1-0 Athens Town
FC Edge Road 2-0 FC Sandside
Eastern Chase 2-0 Forest of the West
Chastings Heights 1-2 Fox Zero
Briarmore FC 2-0 Market Lane
Bondage Safe 3-2 North Woodlands
Baker Fief 2-1 Tasterson Road

Eastern Chase followed up their horrific loss to Market Lane with a sound win at home over Forest of the West. At the same time, Athens Town lost on the road to lowly Salutin. Briarmore returned to Briarshaw and won a good match over Market Lane. Bondage Safe, Edge Road, and Baker Fief were all home winners; Fox Zero was the only road victor, over Chastings Heights.

MATCHDAY 25
Athens Town 2-2 FC Edge Road
FC Salutin 1-0 Eastern Chase
FC Sandside 1-2 Chastings Heights
Forest of the West 1-0 Briarmore FC
Fox Zero 1-2 Bondage Safe
Market Lane 0-5 Baker Fief
Tasterson Road 2-0 Team Lannymore

Could the season-long leaders be falling apart down the homestretch? Eastern Chase dropped its second game of their last three – this time to Salutin, the hottest team in the entire CFA, having defeated the best two teams in the country on back-to-back days. Athens Town was unable to take the King’s League lead, instead settling for a tough home draw with Edge Road. A disappointed Briarmore lost at Forest of the West, while Baker Fief scored five times at Market Lane off Elstmahajaja Pitojek’s hat trick.

MATCHDAY 26
Eastern Chase 0-1 Athens Town
Chastings Heights 1-0 FC Edge Road
Briarmore FC 1-0 FC Salutin
Bondage Safe 1-1 FC Sandside
Baker Fief 2-0 Forest of the West
Team Lannymore 1-0 Market Lane
Tasterson Road 2-1 North Woodlands

Athens Town finally moved into first place for the first time all year – and it could not have come on a more important match. The budding Athens Town-Eastern Chase rivalry continued to expand with the most-viewed game of the season, and though the teams switched stadiums, the score and the winner stayed the same. Athens Town is now the favorite to win the title, though if Eastern Chase can reverse their recent loss of consistency (three of four games lost), they could still return to the top. Elsewhere, Briarmore won at home over fan-favorite Salutin; Baker Fief won by two over Forest of the West; and Chastings Heights, Baker Fief, Lannymore, and Tasterson Road all won.

MATCHDAY 27
Athens Town 1-0 Chastings Heights
Eastern Chase 1-0 Briarmore FC
FC Edge Road 1-0 Bondage Safe
FC Salutin 0-0 Baker Fief
Forest of the West 0-2 Team Lannymore
Fox Zero 3-0 Tasterson Road
Market Lane 3-2 North Woodlands

No progress was made at the top, as Athens Town and Eastern Chase each won their games, 1-0. Imaneta Acca was the scorer for Athens, while Xapoop Welssh made Chase’s only goal. Fox Zero smashed Tasterson Road at home. Market Lane won game number four, though they have locked up last place for the year. Playing at Forest of the West, Lannymore scored twice while shutting out the hosts.

MATCHDAY 28
Briarmore FC 0-2 Athens Town
Bondage Safe 0-1 Chastings Heights
Baker Fief 0-0 Eastern Chase
Team Lannymore 1-2 FC Salutin
Tasterson Road 1-2 FC Sandside
North Woodlands 1-0 Forest of the West
Market Lane 0-5 Fox Zero

Athens Town’s lead at the top increased thanks to a strong win at Briarmore and Eastern Chase’s disappointing draw with Baker Fief. Fox Zero scored five in defeating Market Lane at home. Salutin, Sandside, Chastings Heights, and North Woodlands all won their games.

King's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Athens Town 26 20 2 4 62 18 +44 62
2 Eastern Chase 26 18 4 4 51 19 +32 58
3 Briarmore FC 26 13 6 7 40 17 +23 45
4 Bondage Safe 27 11 9 7 38 38 +0 42
5 Fox Zero 26 12 4 10 33 26 +7 40
6 Baker Fief 26 11 7 8 32 24 +8 40
7 Chastings Heights 27 11 2 14 26 31 -5 35
8 Tasterson Road 26 10 5 11 39 42 -3 35
9 North Woodlands 26 10 4 12 31 34 -3 34
10 FC Edge Road 26 8 7 11 25 30 -5 31
11 FC Sandside 26 8 7 11 26 31 -5 31
12 Team Lannymore 26 9 3 14 31 36 -5 30
13 FC Salutin 26 6 10 10 19 28 -9 28
14 Forest of the West 26 6 6 14 23 31 -8 24
15 Market Lane 26 4 2 20 22 93 -71 14


The end of the first half was stunningly bad for Athens Town; they were able to turn it around after their MD16 rest day, going on a tear that has allowed them to overtake Eastern Chase for the King’s League lead with two games left to play. Eastern Chase’s fall from glory has been swift: they’ve only won two of their most recent six games, enough to lose their chokehold on first place they had claimed since the first day. Maybe most disappointingly is their inability to defeat Athens Town, home or away, despite two excellently close matches. Briarmore made a nice increase to third place, on the heels of a powerful offensive charge led by striker Lee Sharp. Still hanging around towards the top is Bondage Safe, the unexpected top five team. Despite a still-mediocre goal differential, they were able to manage a 4-5-4 record over the second half. Fox Zero was the biggest mover, leaping from tenth to fifth thanks to eight wins since the halfway mark. North Woodlands disappointed many by going 3-1-12 and falling to ninth place. Market Lane was unable to pull itself out of the cellar, but won three more games to hit double digits in points. Despite beating Eastern Chase and Athens Town on back-to-back days, Salutin only moved up to thirteenth in the standings. The final two days of the season will reveal if Eastern Chase can recover from an incredible breakdown on the last straightaway.
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Final Days & Postseason


Chocomilk King’s League

MATCHDAY 29
Athens Town 0-0 Bondage Safe
Briarmore FC 4-1 Baker Fief
Eastern Chase 0-2 Team Lannymore
FC Edge Road 0-2 Tasterson Road
FC Salutin 0-2 North Woodlands
FC Sandside 7-0 Market Lane
Forest of the West 1-1 Fox Zero

Athens Town clinched the season title today, despite being played to a scoreless tie by Bondage Safe at home. Eastern Chase’s fourth loss in five games will leave a horrible taste in the mouths of football fans across the country. Almost unnoticed was Sandside’s seven goals in a shutout over Market Lane. Other big winners were Lannymore, Tasterson Road, and North Woodlands – not to forget Briarmore’s 4-1 win at home.

MATCHDAY 30
Baker Fief 0-2 Athens Town
Team Lannymore 1-1 Briarmore FC
Tasterson Road 1-1 Chastings Heights
North Woodlands 0-1 Eastern Chase
Market Lane 0-3 FC Edge Road
Fox Zero 1-1 FC Salutin
Forest of the West 0-3 FC Sandside

Athens Town finished up a championship season with a solid victory at Baker Fief. Despite falling into second place, Eastern Chase ended the year the way they started: winning. Market Lane closed off a horrific opening season by allowing three goals to Edge Road. Sandside routed host Forest of the West off Puollol Geffnen’s two goals.

King's League Final Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Athens Town 28 21 3 4 64 18 +46 66
2 Eastern Chase 28 19 4 5 52 21 +31 61
3 Briarmore FC 28 14 7 7 45 19 +26 49
4 Bondage Safe 28 11 10 7 38 38 +0 43
5 Fox Zero 28 12 6 10 35 28 +7 42
6 Baker Fief 28 11 7 10 33 30 +3 40
7 Tasterson Road 28 11 6 11 42 43 -1 39
8 FC Sandside 28 10 7 11 36 31 +5 37
9 North Woodlands 28 11 4 13 33 35 -2 37
10 Chastings Heights 28 11 3 14 27 32 -5 36
11 Team Lannymore 28 10 4 14 34 37 -3 34
12 FC Edge Road 28 9 7 12 28 32 -4 34
13 FC Salutin 28 6 11 11 20 31 -11 29
14 Forest of the West 28 6 7 15 24 35 -11 25
15 Market Lane 28 4 2 22 22 103 -81 14


Top Goalscorers
Imaneta Acca ~ 22
Lee Sharp ~ 20
Xapoop Welssh ~ 20
Marpio Van ~ 18
Ibheag Charmler ~ 17

Player of the Year
Imaneta Acca

Offensive Player of the Year
Lee Sharp

Defensive Player of the Year
Eva Glemnitz

Goalie of the Year
Hellgmao Bobjik



RadioStarOne Lord’s League

Lord's League Final Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Merrilin FC 28 13 11 4 30 17 +13 50
2 East Kent Professional 28 13 7 8 35 28 +7 46
3 FC Dark Alley 28 12 10 6 38 33 +5 46
4 FC Old Taylor Pond 28 11 11 6 33 30 +3 44
5 Westerly Ill 28 12 7 9 26 26 +0 43
6 Windmill 28 12 7 9 30 26 +4 43
7 Hospice FT 28 11 7 10 28 30 -2 40
8 Gympyrore FC 28 10 10 8 28 25 +3 40
9 FC of Groundery 28 9 9 10 34 34 +0 36
10 Central Street 28 9 8 11 31 29 +2 35
11 Winding Street 28 10 2 16 23 30 -7 32
12 Hill Lane 28 8 8 12 24 23 +1 32
13 High Groth Athletic 28 7 8 13 28 33 -5 29
14 The Flatlands 28 7 8 13 23 30 -7 29
15 Morning Garden 28 4 11 13 24 41 -17 23


Merrilin takes the first Lord’s League title after winning nine of their last fifteen games to leap from fourth to the top spot. Dark Alley was red-hot for the first half of the year, losing just one game by the halfway mark; but they inexplicably fell apart, winning just three more times the rest of the way. East Kent stayed pretty low-key throughout the season, hanging on for second place by the end. One of the better stories of the second half was Groundery: tallying just eleven measly points over the first thirteen games, they won nearly half their matches down the homestretch to vault themselves into ninth place. Central Street improved a bit over the second half, but not enough to escape the bottom third of the league. Setabang Smifh has become dissatisfied with the situation there and will look to be transferred to the King’s League during the offseason.

Top Goalscorers
Setabang Smifh ~ 21
Remmettool Yerkkery ~ 20
Tazz Reppible ~ 19
Banyayso Ganaglatugo ~ 16
Porlet Bat Kishmaner ~ 15

Player of the Year
Tazz Reppible

Offensive Player of the Year
Setabang Smifh

Defensive Player of the Year
Lexawune Zonipil

Goalie of the Year
Kwingo Asedoref



VictoryTrading.cvc League A1

League A1 Final Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 FC Newday 28 17 4 7 40 25 +15 55
2 Desert Rampage 28 14 6 8 42 38 +4 48
3 Market Minor 28 13 6 9 35 24 +11 45
4 Seashore Coast FC 28 13 6 9 34 29 +5 45
5 Field Central 28 12 8 8 36 29 +7 44
6 Morelanny 28 12 7 9 37 26 +11 43
7 Blank Forest 28 11 6 11 28 28 +0 39
8 Tasterson FC Minor 28 11 6 11 28 36 -8 39
9 Club Team Spice 28 9 7 12 27 35 -8 34
10 Kent Club 28 8 9 11 27 33 -6 33
11 The Berg 28 7 11 10 32 39 -7 32
12 Alley FC 28 7 11 10 28 33 -5 32
13 Continental Zero 28 9 4 15 30 33 -3 31
14 True Edge FC 28 8 7 13 26 31 -5 31
15 Athens Secondary 28 7 6 15 27 38 -11 27




Bartewick Financial League A2

League A2 Final Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Chase Citiz 28 14 9 5 37 26 +11 51
2 Old Track Merrilin 28 15 3 10 33 26 +7 48
3 Chastings Free 28 12 12 4 40 28 +12 48
4 FC Suburban 28 13 6 9 31 26 +5 45
5 FC Fief 28 12 8 8 29 23 +6 44
6 Northern Groves 28 11 9 8 30 30 +0 42
7 Ye Old Mill 28 10 10 8 30 26 +4 40
8 Safe Soccer 28 10 7 11 28 27 +1 37
9 Bonnie Briar 28 10 6 12 34 30 +4 36
10 Real Groundery FC 28 9 8 11 29 33 -4 35
11 Du Hill 28 8 11 9 30 31 -1 35
12 Taylor Mem 28 8 10 10 26 34 -8 34
13 City on High 28 7 5 16 22 36 -14 26
14 LG Champions 28 6 7 15 27 36 -9 25
15 Wind Athletic 28 4 11 13 17 31 -14 23




Bank of the Southwest League B1

League B1 Final Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Tinydon Athletic 38 16 13 9 47 39 +8 61
2 FC Cygning 38 18 7 13 45 40 +5 61
3 Prince Athletic 38 17 10 11 48 35 +13 61
4 FC Kyle of the Isle 38 15 15 8 53 34 +19 60
5 Bartehithe FC 38 17 8 13 42 36 +6 59
6 Down at the Wharf 38 16 10 12 49 42 +7 58
7 Lesser Briar FC 38 14 15 9 43 34 +9 57
8 Normere-on-Modraine 38 16 7 15 39 39 +0 55
9 Comesby Association 38 14 10 14 33 36 -3 52
10 Grand Hythe 38 13 13 12 39 37 +2 52
11 Sutizworth 38 14 9 15 40 41 -1 51
12 Far East Chase 38 13 11 14 44 49 -5 50
13 Axclub 38 11 17 10 45 41 +4 50
14 Hashershan FC 38 12 14 12 39 36 +3 50
15 LG Secondary 38 12 9 17 34 42 -8 45
16 The Wick 38 10 14 14 37 45 -8 44
17 Club Ogasa 38 11 10 17 37 50 -13 43
18 Midean FC 38 8 16 14 28 42 -14 40
19 Toft Castle 38 9 11 18 29 40 -11 38
20 Southwest Royal 38 7 15 16 27 40 -13 36




OnlineFootyBet League B2

League B2 Final Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 FC Sorting 28 15 1 12 32 29 +3 46
2 West Victorport 28 12 10 6 31 23 +8 46
3 Brewsby 28 11 7 10 30 29 +1 40
4 FC Magna Whel 28 10 9 9 29 26 +3 39
5 Mates of Citi FC 28 9 12 7 27 22 +5 39
6 Athletics Parva 28 10 8 10 25 25 +0 38
7 Saxby Road 28 9 11 8 28 25 +3 38
8 New Athens 28 9 10 9 30 28 +2 37
9 Citiz Dream Football 28 8 13 7 31 27 +4 37
10 Border Club 28 9 8 11 24 26 -2 35
11 Trepressman South 28 7 13 8 21 24 -3 34
12 Capital Secondary 28 8 10 10 29 33 -4 34
13 FC North Briar 28 8 10 10 23 26 -3 34
14 Toft FC 28 9 6 13 23 29 -6 33
15 Sam Sell FC 28 8 8 12 24 35 -11 32




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First Round

Athens Secondary 1-0 Blank Forest (1-0 agg)
Blank Forest 3-1 Athens Secondary (3-2 agg)

Merrilin FC 0-1 City on High (0-1 agg)
City on High 1-1 Merrilin FC (2-1 agg)

East Kent Professional 2-0 Chastings Free (2-0 agg)
Chastings Free 2-0 East Kent Professional (3-0 AET, 3-2 agg)

FC Sandside 2-3 Safe Soccer (2-3 agg)
Safe Soccer 0-1 FC Sandside (0-2 AET, 3-4 agg)

Central Street 1-1 Market Minor (1-1 agg)
Market Minor 0-3 Central Street (1-4 agg)

North Woodlands 1-1 Real Groundery FC (1-1 agg)
Real Groundery FC 1-0 North Woodlands (2-1 agg)

FC of Groundery 2-1 Morelanny (2-1 agg)
Morelanny 1-0 FC of Groundery (2-2 AET, 3-4 agg)

The Flatlands 0-0 Desert Rampage (0-0 agg)
Desert Rampage 1-0 The Flatlands (1-0 agg)

FC Salutin 1-1 FC Suburban (1-1 agg)
FC Suburban 0-2 FC Salutin (1-3 agg)

Westerly Ill 2-0 True Edge FC (2-0 agg)
True Edge FC 3-1 Westerly Ill (4-1 AET, 4-3 agg)

Fox Zero 2-0 Ye Old Mill (2-0 agg)
Ye Old Mill 3-0 Fox Zero (3-2 agg)

High Groth Athletic 1-2 FC Newday (1-2 agg)
FC Newday 2-1 High Groth Athletic (4-2 agg)

FC Edge Road 1-1 LG Champions (1-1 agg)
LG Champions 1-1 FC Edge Road (1-1 AET, 2-2 agg, 3-2 PKs)

Windmill 2-0 The Berg (2-0 agg)
The Berg 0-4 Windmill (0-6 agg)

Alley FC 0-0 Club Team Spice (0-0 agg)
Club Team Spice 2-2 Alley FC (2-2 AET, 2-2 agg, 2-3 PKs)

Market Lane 0-2 Du Hill (0-2 agg)
Du Hill 2-1 Market Lane (4-1 agg)

FC Dark Alley 1-2 Chase Citiz (1-2 agg)
Chase Citiz 1-1 FC Dark Alley (3-2 agg)

Tasterson Road 1-0 Taylor Mem (1-0 agg)
Taylor Mem 0-0 Tasterson Road (0-1 agg)

Winding Street 1-1 Kent Club (1-1 agg)
Kent Club 3-1 Winding Street (4-2 agg)

Chastings Heights 2-1 Old Track Merrilin (2-1 agg)
Old Track Merrilin 2-0 Chastings Heights (3-2 agg)

Gympyrore FC 0-0 Seashore Coast FC (0-0 agg)
Seashore Coast FC 1-1 Gympyrore FC (1-2 AET, 1-2 agg)

Morning Garden 4-2 Continental Zero (4-2 agg)
Continental Zero 3-1 Morning Garden (4-3 AET, 6-7 agg)

Forest of the West 1-1 FC Fief (1-1 agg)
FC Fief 1-0 Forest of the West (2-1 agg)

FC Old Taylor Pond 2-1 Bonnie Briar (2-1 agg)
Bonnie Briar 1-1 FC Old Taylor Pond (2-3 agg)

Baker Fief 3-0 Wind Athletic (3-0 agg)
Wind Athletic 2-1 Baker Fief (2-4 agg)

Hill Lane 2-2 Field Central (2-2 agg)
Field Central 1-1 Hill Lane (1-2 AET, 3-4 agg)

Team Lannymore 2-0 Northern Groves (2-0 agg)
Northern Groves 0-1 Team Lannymore (0-3 agg)

Hospice FT 1-1 Tasterson FC Minor (1-1 agg)
Tasterson FC Minor 0-1 Hospice FT (1-2 agg)

Second Round

Athens Town 3-0 Blank Forest (3-0 agg)
Blank Forest 0-2 Athens Town (0-5 agg)

City on High 1-1 Chastings Free (1-1 agg)
Chastings Free 3-0 City on High (4-1 agg)

FC Sandside 0-0 Central Street (0-0 agg)
Central Street 3-0 FC Sandside (3-0 agg)

Real Groundery FC 0-1 FC of Groundery (0-1 agg)
FC of Groundery 1-1 Real Groundery FC (2-1 agg)

Bondage Safe 2-4 Desert Rampage (2-4 agg)
Desert Rampage 0-1 Bondage Safe (4-3 agg)

FC Salutin 2-0 True Edge FC (2-0 agg)
True Edge FC 1-0 FC Salutin (1-2 agg)

Ye Old Mill 3-1 FC Newday (3-1 agg)
FC Newday 0-1 Ye Old Mill (1-4 agg)

LG Champions 1-2 Windmill (1-2 agg)
Windmill 4-1 LG Champions (6-2 agg)

Eastern Chase 0-2 Alley FC (0-2 agg)
Alley FC 0-2 Eastern Chase (0-3 AET, 2-3 agg)

Du Hill 1-2 Chase Citiz (1-2 agg)
Chase Citiz 0-2 Du Hill (2-3 agg)

Tasterson Road 1-1 Kent Club (1-1 agg)
Kent Club 1-0 Tasterson Road (2-1 agg)

Old Track Merrilin 0-2 Gympyrore FC (0-2 agg)
Gympyrore FC 0-0 Old Track Merrilin (2-0 agg)

Briarmore FC 2-0 Morning Garden (2-0 agg)
Morning Garden 0-0 Briarmore FC (0-2 agg)

FC Fief 0-3 FC Old Taylor Pond (0-3 agg)
FC Old Taylor Pond 1-0 FC Fief (4-0 agg)

Baker Fief 2-0 Hill Lane (2-0 agg)
Hill Lane 2-0 Baker Fief (1-2 AET, 2-3 agg)

Team Lannymore 1-0 Hospice FT (1-0 agg)
Hospice FT 1-1 Team Lannymore (1-2 agg)

Third Round

Athens Town 2-1 Chastings Free (2-1 agg)
Chastings Free 1-3 Athens Town (2-5 agg)

Central Street 1-0 FC of Groundery (1-0 agg)
FC of Groundery 2-1 Central Street (2-1 AET, 2-2 agg, 3-0 PKs)

Desert Rampage 2-0 FC Salutin (2-0 agg)
FC Salutin 0-1 Desert Rampage (0-3 agg)

Ye Old Mill 1-1 Windmill (1-1 agg)
Windmill 1-0 Ye Old Mill (2-1 agg)

Eastern Chase 3-0 Du Hill (3-0 agg)
Du Hill 0-2 Eastern Chase (0-5 agg)

Kent Club 1-1 Gympyrore FC (1-1 agg)
Gympyrore FC 0-0 Kent Club (1-2 AET, 2-3 agg)

Briarmore FC 3-0 FC Old Taylor Pond (3-0 agg)
FC Old Taylor Pond 1-0 Briarmore FC (1-3 agg)

Baker Fief 4-1 Team Lannymore (4-1 agg)
Team Lannymore 1-0 Baker Fief (2-4 agg)

Quarterfinals

Athens Town 3-0 FC of Groundery (3-0 agg)
FC of Groundery 0-3 Athens Town (0-6 agg)

Desert Rampage 0-0 Windmill (0-0 agg)
Windmill 0-1 Desert Rampage (0-1 agg)

Eastern Chase 5-2 Kent Club (5-2 agg)
Kent Club 3-2 Eastern Chase (5-7 agg)

Briarmore FC 1-1 Baker Fief (1-1 agg)
Baker Fief 0-0 Briarmore FC (1-0 AET, 2-1 agg)

Semifinals

Athens Town 2-1 Desert Rampage (2-1 agg)
Desert Rampage 0-4 Athens Town (1-6 agg)

Eastern Chase 2-0 Baker Fief (2-0 agg)
Baker Fief 0-1 Eastern Chase (0-3 agg)

Final

Athens Town 1-1 Eastern Chase (1-1 agg)
Eastern Chase 2-1 Athens Town (3-2 agg)


Could you really have expected anything different? Of course the final of the CFA championship, the Golden Knockout, sponsored by Polar Islandstates’ Poplaberg Housing Developments, would be contested between the two very best teams all year. Getting to that point, though, wasn’t smooth sailing for everyone else. No one would have guessed A1 Desert Rampage would defeat three higher-level teams – including Bondage Safe in the second round – to make it to the semifinals. Briarmore and Baker Fief were deadlocked in the quarterfinals until extra time in the second game – and that was when Baker Fief finally claimed a berth in the semis. Even Eastern Chase required extra time to eliminate A1 Alley FC in the second round. But when it came down to determining the champion, there could only be two teams in contention.

Unlike the other head-to-heads this season, Eastern Chase came out victorious. Game one was the first time they scored against Athens Town ever, but stalwart Hellgmao Bobjik still let up a goal to force a tie. Down to the last game of the entire season, Eastern Chase raced out to a 2-0 lead in the first half off two goals by Xapoop Welssh. After halftime, Imaneta Acca banged home a goal to halve the deficit for Athens Town, but they were unable to close the rest of the gap. It was a hugely rewarding way to the end the season for Eastern Chase, having recovered from the dirty taste of having lost the King’s League lead in the final few games of the season.



International Competition Qualifiers

TakilQuip Champions’ Cup ~ Athens Town
Globe Cup ~ Eastern Chase, Briarmore FC, Baker Fief
AalborgPettersen Series B Champions’ Cup ~ Merrilin FC, East Kent Professional, FC Dark Alley, FC Old Taylor Pond

Cygnus Cup ~ Eastern Chase

Copa de Campeones ~ Athens Town (from Unity League), Eastern Chase
Copa de las Principes ~ Eastern Chase, Briarmore FC (from Unity League)
Copa de las Isles ~ Eastern Chase
Unity League ~ Athens Town, Eastern Chase, Briarmore FC
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 2 Preview

Key: orange indicates international player; black indicates Citiz player

Athens Town
Location: Athenstoft
Stadium: Red Circle Arena
Manager: Manokalot Pehsotuna
Impact Players: Eva Glemnitz, Alessandro Mettis, Birohë Backorag
Comments: The team that will open its King’s League title defense will look very different from the one that has just returned from Aeropag, Commerce Heights, where the team finished thirteenth in the Aeropag Football Invitational. Athens Town splashed $60 million over four years for Mettis, the Erathi Human Player of the Year, while sending Zucigel Hasibmal to North Woodlands. The defense will still be anchored by Babbage star Glemnitz and Backorag. Aging midfielder Nëkaloroy Ganitö will be flanked by Mytanar transfer Andre Witterlien and Erathi transfer Hernan Granero.

Baker Fief
Location: Baker
Stadium: Insuracare Field
Manager: Alagern Töronë
Impact Players: Elstmahajaja Pitojek, Timo Troschi, Xacovant Gurelon
Comments: A surprising run in the Golden Championship last season took them to the Globe Cup, where they were demolished by Burningham City of Osarius. But the team can only get better: a $7 million signing from Mytannion’s Litala ’93, 21-year-old Troschi, will add to a star-studded midfield that is led by Pitojek. Throw in the attacking style of Töronë, and you have yourself a budding title contender.

Bondage Safe
Location: Bondage
Stadium: Bondage NatSec Stadium
Manager: Jönahanum Zorgelanon
Impact Players: Tim Hedjuk, Jon Birk Pettersen, Pëlmabo Xefazos
Comments: The Bondage defense was greatly strengthened in the offseason. Zorgelanon brought in Pettersen, the star defender from Polar Islandstates who refused to play another minute for relegated Market Lane. Another key signee was starting Mangolanan goalkeeper Hedjuk, who will be expected to hold down strong King’s League offenses.

Briarmore FC
Location: Briarshaw
Stadium: Doman Field
Manager: Helërbas Gadongtink
Impact Players: Allballca Feoaimu, Lee Sharp, Fabio Fernandez
Comments: An impressive season (including a Globe Cup appearance, where they disappointedly lost to a team from Stuffed Taxidermists) led Briarmore leadership to make a few big splashes. Most notably is star striker Feoaimu, who will team with the best player in FSSO history, Sharp, to create the most prolific front line in the league. But that’s not all: Gadongtink inked 17-year-old Erathi phenom Fabio Fernandez to bolster the midfield. Overall, Briarmore has a much stronger team than last year, and it is likely that they will contend for the title.

Chastings Heights
Location: Bartewick
Stadium: Highland Field
Manager: Ternamol Dugernoh
Impact Players: Quarnet Huemad, Gunanorv Amadokop, Keherihat Waxconay
Comments: Dugernoh commanded Chastings to a middling season, but he chose not to make any major splashes during the offseason. Instead, he will continue to lean heavily on midfielder Huemad, who was passed over a national team selection but is still the team leader. Expectations are not high for this team.

East Kent Professional
Location: Kent
Stadium: KheapKopier Stadium
Manager: Mewodafal Inoricis
Impact Players: Remettool Yerkkery, Munessa Qevorn, Jordan Lozano
Comments: On the heels of promotion, Inoricis is committed to not returning to the Lord’s League. As such, he has collected one of the first transfers from Virabia, Lozano, who will add to the Kent defense. The team’s leader is still Yerkkery, who had a superb season in the second division but will now be called upon to perform at a higher level.

Eastern Chase
Location: Eastern Chase
Stadium: Roratz Stadium
Manager: Poridogax Pinerat
Impact Players: Hellgmao Bobjik, Jonothan Montgomery, Jamar Simmons
Comments: Eastern Chase wasn’t predicted to do as well as they did last season, nearly winning the King’s League title. Manager Pinerat chose to make some major changes after they collapsed in the final days, though. First, Mangolana national team captain Montgomery was added to the midfield. Then star midfielder Xapöp Welssh was sold to Polarian squad FC Cape St. Paul. Another signing was made, this time Astograthian striker Munio Baranzano. Montgomery and Baranzano will join the top goalie in the country, Bobjik, and Stachlandian prodigy Simmons in trying to get Eastern Chase over the hump that is Athens Town.

FC Edge Road
Location: Briarshaw
Stadium: Borderline Ross Stadium
Manager: Yernima Qogafë
Impact Players: Olanads Saxev, Rarekonosh Vöbenal, Ekal Manaborya
Comments: The team avoided relegation last season, but they may not be able to do the same this season. Qogafë didn’t make any major moves, which puts him on the hot seat as the front office is getting dissatisfied with his leadership.

FC Salutin
Location: Salutin
Stadium: Salutin City Arena
Manager: Kermanirot Rergonerovof
Impact Players: Brian Winter, Kinan Mahirogu, Ipanor Judasut
Comments: Salutin was a win and a draw away from the Lord’s League, so Rergonerovof opted to bolster the squad’s defense by collecting goalie Winter from Cotdelapoms. Mahirogu will be expected to step up to keep the back line, well, in line.

FC Sandside
Location: Kyle of the Isle
Stadium: Coastal Citiz Stadium
Manager: Nemarsiheh Efonösaben
Impact Players: Setabang Smifh, Francesco Fabio, Umortaha Cisopato
Comments: Determined to turn Sandside from a middling team to a true winner, Efonösaben collected Fabio from Erathore’s Arro by transfer. He will become an integral part of the team defense, while Cisopato will be asked to contribute more goals from the midfield.

Fox Zero
Location: Comesby
Stadium: The Barn
Manager: Mabirëlay Gasecero
Impact Players: Fernando Agostini, Jadenovom Cexap, Haimunda Liechtenstein
Comments: Comesbymen were satisfied with last year’s fifth-place finish, but Gasecero has decided to take the team to a new level. He made nationwide news by signing Starblaydi national team member Agostini, who will surely be a top goalscorer in the King’s League. Gasecero also manages Liechtenstein, who comes from the impressively strong Zarblese league, though he is in his second season with Fox Zero. Along with rising prodigy Cexap as a striker, there should be more wins coming at the Barn.

Merrilin FC
Location: Merrilin
Stadium: Smacky Snack Arena
Manager: Zirmanöf Lemihoskap
Impact Players: Lernngahshtill Umtadfiz, Tobias Camelot, Cirva Fazemonas
Comments: Merrilin captivated the nation by reaching the group stage of the AalborgPettersen Series B Champions’ Cup, the prestigious UICA competition for the multiverse’s top second-division teams. A spectacular run ended in a third-place finish in a tough group that included teams from Aguazul, Estresse Intenso, and Unitopolis. The team won’t be satisfied with falling to the bottom of the King’s League; instead, young Taeshani midfielder Camelot will team with defender Umtadfiz to strengthen the promoted squad.

North Woodlands
Location: Bartewick
Stadium: Bay Forest Stadium
Manager: Nörnafërg Ikësh
Impact Players: Ibheag Charmler, Yazugla Lagarete, Zachariah Wilson
Comments: Wilson from Taeshan will be a major aid to the North Woodlands midfield, along with returning Rewok Paronaf, but the real sparks will come from recent national team selection Lagarete and national squad starter Charmler. The goalkeeper and defender, respectively, will team up again to create one of the most solid defenses in the country. In a league where offenses often dominate, Ikësh has a helpful advantage.

Tasterson Road
Location: Athenstoft
Stadium: Street Shack
Manager: Xadëcan Kirnamelel
Impact Players: Onp Tassl, Qirekay Maborankëv, Adokunin Habavëm
Comments: Tasterson had a good seventh-place finish last season; but Kirnamelel, who lost three weeks during the offseason due to a bad case of the flu, decided to dip into the coffers and sign Tassl, one of the nation’s best defenders, from Groundery. Flanked by Maborankëv and with the help of Habavëm in the net, goals against Tasterson are sure to be few and far between.

Team Lannymore
Location: Eastern Chase
Stadium: Chase Stadium
Manager: Fërdanas Umewalok
Impact Players: Zucigel Hasibmal, Alasemars Wenoped, Yorganak Labajönë
Comments: The other team from Eastern Chase, as they are mockingly known, made a big splash by receiving the great Hasibmal from Athens Town. With the star midfielder, Lannymore hopes to move out of the middle of the pack and into a top spot.
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 2 First Half

Chocomilk King’s League

MATCHDAY 1
Baker Fief 2-1 Team Lannymore
Bondage Safe 1-0 Tasterson Road
Briarmore FC 4-3 North Woodlands
Chastings Heights 1-2 Merrilin FC
East Kent Professional 0-0 Fox Zero
Eastern Chase 2-0 FC Sandside
FC Edge Road 2-1 FC Salutin

The second season of the King’s League kicked off at Insuracare Field in Baker, where the home team scraped out a win over Lannymore. But more interestingly, Lee Sharp’s hat trick elevated Briarmore to a narrowly high-scoring win over North Woodlands. Merrilin won its first King’s League match, an away win at Chastings Heights. Hoping to avenge last year’s late-season downfall, Eastern Chase opened its campaign with a 2-0 smashing of Sandside.

MATCHDAY 2
Team Lannymore 0-1 Athens Town
North Woodlands 0-2 Baker Fief
Merrilin FC 0-1 Bondage Safe
Fox Zero 1-1 Briarmore FC
FC Sandside 0-2 Chastings Heights
FC Salutin 2-5 East Kent Professional
FC Edge Road 1-1 Eastern Chase

East Kent shocked the country by tallying five goals at Salutin, three off the feet of Remmetöl Yerkkery, making for another hat trick on consecutive matchdays. Athens Town, Baker, Bondage, and Chastings were all away wins, while Briarmore and Fox Zero played a wonderful game to a deadlock and Eastern Chase was unable to bully past Edge Road. It was a strange day all around: no home team won a game, and only two mustered draws.

MATCHDAY 3
Athens Town 2-1 Tasterson Road
Team Lannymore 0-1 North Woodlands
Baker Fief 1-2 Fox Zero
Bondage Safe 0-1 FC Sandside
Briarmore FC 1-4 FC Salutin
Chastings Heights 3-0 FC Edge Road
East Kent Professional 1-0 Eastern Chase

Alessandro Mettis and Andre Witterlien’s goals were enough for Athens Town to defeat crosstown rivals Tasterson. A crazy turn of events took place at Doman Field, where Salutin, coming off a 5-2 defeat to East Kent, scored four times in annihilating Briarmore. Chastings Heights scored thrice while shutting out Edge Road. Eastern Chase was unable to score against the red-host hosts East Kent. Fox Zero and North Woodlands also won away games.

MATCHDAY 4
North Woodlands 0-1 Athens Town
Merrilin FC 1-2 Tasterson Road
Fox Zero 2-2 Team Lannymore
FC Salutin 1-2 Baker Fief
FC Edge Road 1-1 Bondage Safe
Eastern Chase 1-2 Briarmore FC
East Kent Professional 2-1 Chastings Heights

Eastern Chase continued its recent skid by losing a home match to Briarmore. On the complete flip side, East Kent won for a third time by defeating Chastings Heights, defying all odds as a promoted side. An eighty-eighth minute goal for Birohë Backorag was barely enough for Athens Town to collect three points at North Woodlands. Baker Fief and Tasterson Road were winners as well. Despite Fernando Agostini’s two goals, Fox Zero was only able to draw Lannymore at home.

MATCHDAY 5
Athens Town 0-1 Merrilin FC
North Woodlands 2-1 Fox Zero
Tasterson Road 0-1 FC Sandside
Team Lannymore 1-2 FC Salutin
Baker Fief 0-2 Eastern Chase
Bondage Safe 0-1 East Kent Professional
Briarmore FC 2-0 Chastings Heights

Shocking upset of the season: Merrilin, winners of the Lord’s League last year, relied on a top-notch defense to keep Athens Town scoreless – in Athenstoft. Other top teams took advantage: East Kent mustered a goal off of a strong Bondage defense to win an away match; Briarmore scored twice in a comfortable win over Chastings Heights; Eastern Chase also had two goals, one from Hakonö Covoralor and one from Jonothon Montgomery, in beating Baker.

MATCHDAY 6
Fox Zero 0-0 Athens Town 1st Lahreumiash Memorial Match, between a Comesby team and the defending champions in commemoration of the late Jassem Lahreumiash
FC Sandside 3-0 Merrilin FC
FC Salutin 1-0 North Woodlands
FC Edge Road 1-1 Tasterson Road
Eastern Chase 0-1 Team Lannymore
Chastings Heights 0-1 Baker Fief
Briarmore FC 0-0 Bondage Safe

The entire country observed a few moments of silence in remembrance of Jassem Lahremuiash, the first starting goalie for the Citiz national football squad. He was born in Comesby, where he spent his childhood and where he always returned due to an intense love for the city. The Citiz Football Administration kindly set up a match in honor of his legacy. Each season, a team from Comesby (in this case Fox Zero, the only Comesby team in the King’s League) will play the league’s defending champion in his name. Athens Town, perhaps unnerved by its shocking defeat at the hands of Merrilin, was unable to score against Fox Zero, while the other team could not find the net either. The explosive offense of Eastern Chase was unable to muster a goal against crosstown opponents Lannymore. Sandside had no trouble with goals, tallying three against Merrilin. Bondage and Briarmore played a wonderful match that ended in a scoreless tie; Tim Hedjuk, the Mangolanan goalkeeper for Bondage, continued to impress skeptics.

MATCHDAY 7
Athens Town 1-0 FC Sandside
Fox Zero 3-0 FC Salutin
Merrilin FC 0-6 FC Edge Road
North Woodlands 0-1 Eastern Chase
Tasterson Road 0-1 East Kent Professional
Team Lannymore 3-2 Chastings Heights
Baker Fief 0-3 Bondage Safe

Since they upset Athens Town, Merrilin has struggled to make goals. On this day, not only were they held scoreless at home, but the defense that has come to be respected throughout the league allowed six goals at the hands of Edge Road. Olanads Saxev and Ekal Manaborya each scored twice for Edge Road in the most high-scoring event of the season thus far. Bondage Safe and Fox Zero each won by three-goal margins. Eastern Chase regained its mojo by winning an away game at North Woodlands, while East Kent and Athens Town were also victorious.

MATCHDAY 8
FC Salutin 0-5 Athens Town
FC Edge Road 2-1 FC Sandside
Eastern Chase 1-0 Fox Zero
East Kent Professional 4-2 Merrilin FC
Chastings Heights 1-1 North Woodlands
Briarmore FC 1-1 Tasterson Road
Bondage Safe 0-0 Team Lannymore

Anyone remember the good old days, when Athens Town would rout all comers? Well, that was just a year ago, and the new and improved team has finally returned to its old ways. The team knocked in five goals in smashing host Salutin. Remmetöl Yerkkery & Co. at East Kent beat former Lord’s League rival Merrilin by scoring four times. Briarmore and Bondage failed to pick up many points, settling for draws against their opponents. Eastern Chase had a well-played match against Fox Zero that ended in a slight victory for the former.

MATCHDAY 9
Athens Town 0-1 FC Edge Road
FC Salutin 1-1 Eastern Chase
FC Sandside 1-1 East Kent Professional
Fox Zero 0-1 Chastings Heights
Merrilin FC 0-0 Briarmore FC
North Woodlands 1-1 Bondage Safe
Tasterson Road 0-2 Baker Fief

Flying high, Athens Town returned to Red Circle Arena expected to claim another three points against Edge Road. But instead, there was no scoring after Edge Road’s Olanads Saxev knocked in a tally in the eleventh minute – so Athens Town resigned itself to a surprisingly poor loss.

MATCHDAY 10
Eastern Chase 1-2 Athens Town
East Kent Professional 1-1 FC Edge Road
Chastings Heights 1-1 FC Salutin
Briarmore FC 1-0 FC Sandside
Bondage Safe 2-0 Fox Zero
Baker Fief 2-3 Merrilin FC
Team Lannymore 1-0 Tasterson Road

The three best games of last season, arguably, were all contested between Athens Town and Eastern Chase. Athens Town won both regular season pairings (which was just enough of a difference for them to win the inaugural King’s League title); their rivals claimed the Golden Championship final (and a Cygnus Cup berth). This year, though, Athens Town came into the game heavily favored, and despite being the visiting team, they scored twice to claim three important points. Bondage continued its impressive season by winning a solid home match over Fox Zero.

MATCHDAY 11
Athens Town 2-0 East Kent Professional
Eastern Chase 1-2 Chastings Heights
FC Edge Road 1-3 Briarmore FC
FC Salutin 0-3 Bondage Safe
FC Sandside 1-0 Baker Fief
Merrilin FC 1-0 Team Lannymore[/b]
North Woodlands 1-1 Tasterson Road

Athens Town silenced the upstarts from Kent thanks to two key goals from Andre Witterlien. Bondage and Briarmore tallied three goals each in winning road matchups; Chastings Heights pulled off the surprising upset over Eastern Chase, a team that may have still been feeling the effects of losing to their Athenstoftian rivals.

MATCHDAY 12
Chastings Heights 0-1 Athens Town
Briarmore FC 2-1 East Kent Professional
Bondage Safe 2-1 Eastern Chase
Baker Fief 1-3 FC Edge Road
Team Lannymore 2-0 FC Sandside
Tasterson Road 0-1 Fox Zero
North Woodlands 0-0 Merrilin FC

Athens Town, Bondage, and Briarmore each won, while East Kent suffered the loss at the hands of Briarmore; the first three teams were aided in their quests to hang around the top of the standings, but the latter dropped three points. Edge Road was also victorious at Baker Fief. Lannymore claimed a victory, off Zucigel Hasibmal’s two goals.

MATCHDAY 13
Athens Town 1-1 Briarmore FC
Chastings Heights 1-1 Bondage Safe
East Kent Professional 1-0 Baker Fief
FC Edge Road 0-1 Team Lannymore
FC Salutin 0-0 Tasterson Road
FC Sandside 3-0 North Woodlands
Fox Zero 2-1 Merrilin FC

Surprisingly, the most explosive offenses in the league could only muster a goal against each other as Athens Town and Briarmore settld for a draw. Bondage was unable to take advantage, drawing their away match at Chastings Heights. Sandside, which hasn’t had a particularly noteworthy season thus far, exploded for three goals, two from Setabang Smifh.

MATCHDAY 14
Bondage Safe 3-2 Athens Town
Baker Fief 1-0 Briarmore FC
Team Lannymore 1-1 East Kent Professional
Tasterson Road 0-2 Eastern Chase
North Woodlands 3-0 FC Edge Road
Merrilin FC 1-0 FC Salutin
Fox Zero 1-0 FC Sandside

Bondage vaulted from third to a tie for first with a key home win over co-leaders Athens Town. Bondage was led by two goals from Rasivanö Zertany, scoring three in total, while Alessandro Mettis and Hernan Granero collected the Athens Town tallies. Briarmore lost an opportunity to join those two teams at the top of the league by falling to host Baker Fief. Eastern Chase, which has had a disappointingly middling season thus far, scored twice in a win over lowly Tasterson Road. North Woodlands also surprisingly crushed Edge Road.

King's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Bondage Safe 14 7 5 2 18 8 +10 26
2 Athens Town 13 8 2 3 18 8 +10 26
3 East Kent Professional 13 7 4 2 19 12 +7 25
4 Briarmore FC 13 6 5 2 18 14 +4 23
5 FC Edge Road 13 5 4 4 19 17 +2 19
6 Fox Zero 13 5 4 4 13 11 +2 19
7 Baker Fief 13 6 0 7 14 17 -3 18
8 Team Lannymore 13 5 3 5 13 12 +1 18
9 Eastern Chase 13 5 2 6 14 12 +2 17
10 Merrilin FC 13 5 2 6 12 21 -9 17
11 FC Sandside 13 5 1 7 11 12 -1 16
12 Chastings Heights 13 4 3 6 15 15 +0 15
13 North Woodlands 13 3 4 6 12 16 -4 13
14 FC Salutin 13 3 3 7 13 25 -12 12
15 Tasterson Road 13 1 4 8 6 15 -9 7


Nearly halfway through the season, and it’s been an exciting one. Yet again, Athens Town is facing a formidable challenge at the top of the King’s League standings. Though Athens Town has won one more game than Bondage, they’ve scored and allowed the same number of goals – and most importantly, they’re both tied for the league lead (Bondage is currently ahead by virtue of winning their first matchup). East Kent is proving why they deserved to be promoted last year, as they have magically worked their way into third place. Briarmore, which boasts the most aggressive offense in the nation, is slightly behind the top group in fourth, though certainly in contention. Eastern Chase has been the disappointment of the season; the front office is not at all happy with how Poridogax Pinerat, lauded last year for being nearly the surprise champions, has handled the pressure of living up to expectations. Hellgmao Bobjik has been more than solid in goal thus far, but the new attacking line of Jonothon Montgomery and Munio Baranzano has not been meshing the way the team planned; it remains to be seen of Pinerat can lift the team’s morale enough to stage some sort of comeback from here on out. North Woodlands has disappointed fans throughout Bartewick; Zucigel Hasibmal has proven to be a wonderful pickup, but the rest of the team has been under-achieving (national team backup goalie Yazugla Lagarete in particular). By far, the “Worst Goalie” title can be awarded to Cotdelapomais keeper Brian Winter. He had such an awful start for Salutin that he was transferred to Lord’s League Gympyrore FC. But the damage is done: Salutin has allowed twenty-five goals already, and they are sitting in second-to-last, hoping to avoid relegation. Surely, Tasterson Road is on the road to the Lord’s League; a promising seventh-place finish last season has not panned out the same way this year. Their only win came at Merrilin, and they’ve scored a woeful six times (Xadëcan Kirnamelel is famous for being heavily defensive). The first managerial change of the year came around matchday eight: Sandside sacked Nemarsiheh Efonösaben for not leading the team to the number of wins the team had expected with a top offense. In his stead is Havomoner Oluvaminayol, who has left the team in eleventh place but just one win from fifth. Indeed, the middle of the league is closely jammed; eight teams are within four points of each other. The rest of the season should be very exciting.



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Lord's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Westerly Ill 13 9 0 4 18 14 +4 27
2 FC Dark Alley 14 7 3 4 18 10 +8 24
3 High Groth Athletic 13 6 6 1 15 6 +9 24
4 Winding Street 13 6 5 2 18 11 +7 23
5 FC Newday 13 6 4 3 18 14 +4 22
6 Forest of the West 13 6 2 5 10 11 -1 20
7 FC of Groundery 13 6 2 5 11 10 +1 20
8 Central Street 13 5 3 5 11 10 +1 18
9 Desert Rampage 13 5 3 5 13 13 +0 18
10 Gympyrore FC 13 4 4 5 12 16 -4 16
11 Hospice FT 13 4 2 7 13 16 -3 14
12 Windmill 13 3 4 6 13 13 +0 13
13 Hill Lane 13 3 4 6 8 14 -6 13
14 FC Old Taylor Pond 13 2 6 5 10 16 -6 12
15 Market Lane 13 1 2 10 6 20 -14 5




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League A1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Old Track Merrilin 13 7 1 5 18 9 +9 22
2 Blank Forest 13 6 3 4 15 14 +1 21
3 Morelanny 13 5 6 2 14 8 +6 21
4 The Flatlands 13 6 3 4 16 9 +7 21
5 Tasterson FC Minor 13 6 3 4 16 12 +4 21
6 Seashore Coast FC 13 7 0 6 13 15 -2 21
7 Chase Citiz 14 5 4 5 13 13 +0 19
8 Club Team Spice 13 5 4 4 17 13 +4 19
9 Kent Club 13 6 1 6 14 16 -2 19
10 Alley FC 13 4 6 3 12 9 +3 18
11 Field Central 13 4 6 3 16 17 -1 18
12 Market Minor 13 3 6 4 9 12 -3 15
13 Continental Zero 13 2 7 4 12 15 -3 13
14 The Berg 13 2 5 6 9 15 -6 11
15 Morning Garden 13 1 3 9 7 24 -17 6




Bartewick Financial League A2

League A2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Du Hill 13 7 5 1 20 10 +10 26
2 True Edge FC 13 6 5 2 16 10 +6 23
3 Chastings Free 14 5 8 1 17 11 +6 23
4 FC Fief 13 7 2 4 11 8 +3 23
5 Athens Secondary 13 6 5 2 16 11 +5 23
6 FC Suburban 13 5 6 2 17 10 +7 21
7 Ye Old Mill 13 5 5 3 13 9 +4 20
8 FC Cygning 13 6 2 5 21 16 +5 20
9 Taylor Mem 13 6 0 7 14 18 -4 18
10 Northern Groves 13 5 3 5 16 11 +5 18
11 Bonnie Briar 13 5 1 7 14 22 -8 16
12 Real Groundery FC 13 3 5 5 12 16 -4 14
13 Safe Soccer 13 4 1 8 12 17 -5 13
14 City on High 13 2 1 10 9 19 -10 7
15 Tinydon Athletic 13 0 3 10 3 23 -20 3




Bank of the Southwest League B1

League B1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Far East Chase 14 9 1 4 18 13 +5 28
2 Down at the Wharf 14 8 3 3 20 13 +7 27
3 Bartehithe FC 14 7 4 3 20 11 +9 25
4 Grand Hythe 14 8 1 5 13 11 +2 25
5 Axclub 14 6 4 4 18 10 +8 22
6 Hashershan FC 14 6 4 4 13 10 +3 22
7 Normere-on-Modraine 14 6 4 4 14 10 +4 22
8 Lesser Briar FC 14 6 3 5 13 10 +3 21
9 Prince Athletic 14 6 2 6 20 20 +0 20
10 West Victorport 14 5 5 4 14 15 -1 20
11 LG Secondary 14 5 3 6 10 11 -1 18
12 Midean FC 14 5 3 6 20 20 +0 18
13 The Wick 14 5 3 6 14 22 -8 18
14 LG Champions 14 5 2 7 15 19 -4 17
15 FC Sorting 14 4 5 5 15 18 -3 17
16 Sutizworth 14 3 7 4 11 15 -4 16
17 Club Ogasa 14 3 5 6 14 14 +0 14
18 FC Kyle of the Isle 14 3 5 6 11 13 -2 14
19 Wind Athletic 14 3 2 9 16 29 -13 11
20 Comesby Association 14 3 2 9 17 22 -5 11




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League B2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 New Athens 13 8 1 4 18 13 +5 25
2 Saxby Road 13 7 3 3 17 9 +8 24
3 FC Magna Whel 13 7 2 4 17 12 +5 23
4 Border Club 13 6 4 3 14 11 +3 22
5 Athletics Parva 13 6 3 4 14 11 +3 21
6 Brewsby 14 5 4 5 16 13 +3 19
7 Capital Secondary 13 6 0 7 12 12 +0 18
8 Trepressman South 13 4 6 3 18 15 +3 18
9 Toft FC 13 5 3 5 14 20 -6 18
10 Mates of Citi FC 13 4 5 4 14 13 +1 17
11 Southwest Royal 13 4 3 6 7 15 -8 15
12 Citiz Dream Football 13 4 2 7 15 18 -3 14
13 Toft Castle 13 3 5 5 9 11 -2 14
14 FC North Briar 13 2 7 4 9 13 -4 13
15 Sam Sell FC 13 2 2 9 10 18 -8 8




Locale League C1

League C1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Stackerson Zavs 13 7 3 3 19 11 +8 24
2 Kingsmen FC 13 7 0 6 19 16 +3 21
3 C.W.B.C. One 13 5 6 2 12 7 +5 21
4 The Jesuit Group Athletic 13 5 5 3 17 12 +5 20
5 Lime Briar 13 6 1 6 14 13 +1 19
6 Old Flag 13 4 6 3 12 11 +1 18
7 FC Fantastiqué 13 5 3 5 12 13 -1 18
8 BP Minor 14 4 5 5 18 18 +0 17
9 FC Market Village 13 4 5 4 12 16 -4 17
10 Bartewick Pumas 13 5 1 7 10 14 -4 16
11 Athens Locale 13 4 4 5 11 15 -4 16
12 FC Road to Glory 13 4 4 5 13 15 -2 16
13 FC Groupies 13 4 3 6 11 13 -2 15
14 Ijarakalamayheru 13 3 6 4 7 7 +0 15
15 Wizard Town 13 3 4 6 10 16 -6 13
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 2 Second Half

Chocomilk King’s League

MATCHDAY 15
Athens Town 2-1 Baker Fief
Briarmore FC 0-1 Team Lannymore
Chastings Heights 2-1 Tasterson Road
East Kent Professional 1-2 North Woodlands
Eastern Chase 5-0 Merrilin FC
FC Edge Road 0-1 Fox Zero
FC Salutin 1-2 FC Sandside

The highly-anticipated second half opened with a couple of major wins. Athens Town took the King’s League lead by benefiting from a poor Baker Fief defense and Bondage’s first off day. Eastern Chase, which hadn’t met expectations to this point, exploded for five goals in a home shutout of Merrilin. Another underachieving squad, North Woodlands, pulled off the road win at budding East Kent. Fox Zero took firm control of fifth by beating host Edge Road. Alasemars Wenoped scored the late goal that allowed Lannymore to upset Briarmore at Doman Field.

MATCHDAY 16
Team Lannymore 0-2 Baker Fief
Tasterson Road 2-0 Bondage Safe
North Woodlands 3-1 Briarmore FC
Merrilin FC 1-1 Chastings Heights
Fox Zero 2-1 East Kent Professional
FC Sandside 0-1 Eastern Chase
FC Salutin 3-1 FC Edge Road

Bondage had fallen behind Athens Town on their bye day, but with a chance to make up the deficit, Bondage completely self-destructed, losing two-nil to last-place Tasterson Road. North Woodlands continued a hearty revival in beating Briarmore, with three goals to boot. An electric game between East Kent and Fox Zero ended in three points for the latter, while Edge Road continued to slide, allowing three goals to host Salutin.

MATCHDAY 17
Athens Town 1-0 Team Lannymore
Baker Fief 2-1 North Woodlands
Bondage Safe 1-0 Merrilin FC
Briarmore FC 2-0 Fox Zero
Chastings Heights 1-0 FC Sandside
East Kent Professional 4-2 FC Salutin
Eastern Chase 0-0 FC Edge Road

Both Athens Town and Bondage won their games, 1-0, so the three-point lead stayed the same. Briarmore and East Kent also won by solid margins; all in all, the top teams in the league had a great day. Baker Fief also picked up a key three points, defeating North Woodlands.

MATCHDAY 18
Tasterson Road 0-1 Athens Town
North Woodlands 1-2 Team Lannymore
Fox Zero 3-1 Baker Fief
FC Sandside 3-0 Bondage Safe
FC Salutin 0-1 Briarmore FC
FC Edge Road 1-2 Chastings Heights
Eastern Chase 1-0 East Kent Professional

The King’s League lead became six as Athens Town beat Tasterson Road (though maybe not by as wide a margin as reviewers predicted) and the previously-impenetrable Bondage defense slipped up in allowing three goals to lowly Sandside. Eastern Chase continued its revival with a slim victory over East Kent.

MATCHDAY 19
Athens Town 1-1 North Woodlands
Tasterson Road 0-0 Merrilin FC
Team Lannymore 2-0 Fox Zero
Baker Fief 1-1 FC Salutin
Bondage Safe 2-1 FC Edge Road
Briarmore FC 0-1 Eastern Chase
Chastings Heights 0-1 East Kent Professional

Facing his former team, Zucigel Hasibmal scored a late goal to award North Woodlands a draw at Athens Town. Bondage took advantage by winning a home match over Edge Road; Briarmore was unable to make up any ground, though, as they were silenced by visiting Eastern Chase. Lannymore impressed viewers in shutting out Fox Zero, 2-0.

MATCHDAY 20
Merrilin FC 1-0 Athens Town
Fox Zero 4-0 North Woodlands
FC Sandside 0-4 Tasterson Road
FC Salutin 3-0 Team Lannymore
Eastern Chase 5-1 Baker Fief
East Kent Professional 3-4 Bondage Safe
Chastings Heights 1-3 Briarmore FC

In recent days, the league was quietly defensive, but strikers suddenly exploded for lots of goals across the league. Eastern Chase led all comers with five goals in a home rout of Baker Fief. Bondage barely scraped out a win at host East Kent in which seven goals were scored. Fox Zero and Tasterson Road both smashed four-goal shutouts against their opponents, while Briarmore and Salutin had three tallies each. Athens Town suffered a 1-0 casualty at the hands of Merrilin.

MATCHDAY 21
Athens Town 1-1 Fox Zero
Merrilin FC 0-1 FC Sandside
North Woodlands 0-0 FC Salutin
Tasterson Road 2-4 FC Edge Road
Team Lannymore 0-2 Eastern Chase
Baker Fief 1-0 Chastings Heights
Bondage Safe 4-0 Briarmore FC

Athens Town claimed just its second point in three matchdays, unable to pull out a victory over Fox Zero despite being the home team. In a highly-touted game, Bondage annihilated Briarmore to hurt the title contentions of the latter while putting the former back in the mix. Eastern Chase won yet another game, this time a road victory Lannymore, to put them closer to title contention. Edge Road scored four times while allowing just two goals to Tasterson Road.

MATCHDAY 22
FC Sandside 0-2 Athens Town
FC Salutin 0-1 Fox Zero
FC Edge Road 0-0 Merrilin FC
Eastern Chase 0-1 North Woodlands
East Kent Professional 1-1 Tasterson Road
Chastings Heights 1-1 Team Lannymore
Bondage Safe 1-3 Baker Fief

After looking like a team of champions in blowing out Briarmore, host Bondage let up three goals to Baker Fief, making many question their ability to contend for the King’s League title with such inconsistency. Athens Town extended its lead with a road win at Sandside, while Briarmore had an off day, East Kent was only able to tie last-place Tasterson Road, and Eastern Chase unexpectedly lost a home game to North Woodlands.

MATCHDAY 23
Athens Town 2-0 FC Salutin
FC Sandside 3-2 FC Edge Road
Fox Zero 1-1 Eastern Chase
Merrilin FC 1-0 East Kent Professional
North Woodlands 1-0 Chastings Heights
Tasterson Road 2-4 Briarmore FC
Team Lannymore 1-0 Bondage Safe

Athens Town won again, Bondage lost again, East Kent lost, and Eastern Chase drew. Same song, different lyrics. The only major change was Briarmore entering the discussion with a 4-2 victory at Tasterson Road.

MATCHDAY 24
FC Edge Road 1-1 Athens Town
Eastern Chase 1-0 FC Salutin
East Kent Professional 1-1 FC Sandside
Chastings Heights 1-1 Fox Zero
Briarmore FC 3-0 Merrilin FC
Bondage Safe 1-2 North Woodlands
Baker Fief 1-2 Tasterson Road

A struggling Edge Road team played at the top of its game to draw Athens Town. Bondage lost its third straight, this one an unfortunate home defeat to North Woodlands. Briarmore’s attacking line of Lee Sharp and Allballca Feoaimu looked impressive in the team’s win over Merrilin. Eastern Chase only scored once, but it was enough to beat Salutin.

MATCHDAY 25
Athens Town 2-1 Eastern Chase
FC Edge Road 0-1 East Kent Professional
FC Salutin 0-3 Chastings Heights
FC Sandside 0-1 Briarmore FC
Fox Zero 1-3 Bondage Safe
Merrilin FC 1-1 Baker Fief
Tasterson Road 2-6 Team Lannymore

Another matchup between the top two teams from last season ended with another slim margin between the teams. But for the third time in four tries, Athens Town emerged the victor, firmly establishing themselves as the top football club in Civil Citizenry – and putting themselves closer towards clinching the second King’s League title. But Bondage, Briarmore, and East Kent all had something to say about that: despite being on the road, they were all able to scratch out victories to keep Athens Town’s lead the same.

MATCHDAY 26
East Kent Professional 3-0 Athens Town
Chastings Heights 1-1 Eastern Chase
Briarmore FC 0-0 FC Edge Road
Bondage Safe 0-1 FC Salutin
Baker Fief 4-2 FC Sandside
Team Lannymore 1-3 Merrilin FC
Tasterson Road 1-2 North Woodlands

A setback was suffered for Athens Town: Eva Glemnitz and the rest of the top-notch defense let down its guard and allowed East Kent to score thrice, while the crafty offense could not solve the opposing defense even once. Bondage’s loss meant they could not make up any ground. Eastern Chase only picked up one point against Chastings Heights, and Briarmore ended with a scoreless draw against Edge Road.

MATCHDAY 27
Athens Town 1-0 Chastings Heights
East Kent Professional 0-1 Briarmore FC
Eastern Chase 4-2 Bondage Safe
FC Edge Road 2-0 Baker Fief
FC Sandside 0-0 Team Lannymore
Fox Zero 0-1 Tasterson Road
Merrilin FC 1-0 North Woodlands

With Athens Town’s win over Chastings Heights and Bondage’s high-scoring loss to Eastern Chase, Athens Town moved within inches of being named champions of the King’s League yet again. It will be up to Briarmore, who was able to defeat host East Kent by a single goal, to win at least two of the final three games (along with a bad slip from Athens Town, akin to Eastern Chase’s fall from glory last year) to keep the leaders from clinching the league title. That may not be easy, though: the very next game will pit Briarmore against Athens Town, where the latter will have the opportunity to put the season away for good.

MATCHDAY 28
Briarmore FC 1-2 Athens Town
Bondage Safe 0-1 Chastings Heights
Baker Fief 2-1 East Kent Professional
Team Lannymore 2-1 FC Edge Road
Tasterson Road 0-1 FC Salutin
North Woodlands 1-2 FC Sandside
Merrilin FC 1-0 Fox Zero

And it’s all over. Athens Town has won the second King’s League, clinching the championship in a road win at Briarmore. Fittingly, former contenders Bondage and East Kent both lost. Athenstoft is covered in streamers as fans rejoice at Athens Town being named champions. Though everyone still has a couple of games left to play, there isn’t much more to determine; Athens Town will represent Civil Citizenry in the TakilQuip Champions’ Cup once again.

King's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Athens Town 26 16 5 5 34 18 +16 53
2 Briarmore FC 26 13 6 7 35 28 +7 45
3 Eastern Chase 26 13 5 8 37 20 +17 44
4 Bondage Safe 27 12 5 10 36 30 +6 41
5 East Kent Professional 26 11 6 9 36 29 +7 39
6 Baker Fief 26 12 2 12 34 38 -4 38
7 Team Lannymore 26 11 5 10 29 28 +1 38
8 Fox Zero 26 10 7 9 28 25 +3 37
9 Merrilin FC 26 10 6 10 21 34 -13 36
10 Chastings Heights 27 9 7 11 29 28 +1 34
11 FC Sandside 26 10 3 13 25 30 -5 33
12 North Woodlands 26 9 6 11 27 32 -5 33
13 FC Edge Road 26 7 8 11 32 34 -2 29
14 FC Salutin 26 7 5 14 25 41 -16 26
15 Tasterson Road 26 5 6 15 24 37 -13 21




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Lord's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 High Groth Athletic 26 12 7 7 27 19 +8 43
2 Winding Street 26 12 6 8 31 23 +8 42
3 FC of Groundery 26 11 8 7 25 18 +7 41
4 FC Dark Alley 27 11 8 8 38 25 +13 41
5 Westerly Ill 26 11 7 8 24 26 -2 40
6 Desert Rampage 26 12 4 10 29 26 +3 40
7 Forest of the West 26 11 6 9 32 32 +0 39
8 FC Newday 27 10 9 8 30 30 +0 39
9 Hill Lane 26 9 10 7 24 22 +2 37
10 Gympyrore FC 26 10 7 9 29 30 -1 37
11 Windmill 26 9 6 11 32 28 +4 33
12 Central Street 26 7 9 10 22 23 -1 30
13 Hospice FT 26 7 7 12 22 31 -9 28
14 FC Old Taylor Pond 26 6 9 11 30 39 -9 27
15 Market Lane 26 5 3 18 19 42 -23 18




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League A1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Tasterson FC Minor 26 13 8 5 33 18 +15 47
2 Old Track Merrilin 26 12 5 9 30 18 +12 41
3 Field Central 26 11 8 7 36 30 +6 41
4 Club Team Spice 26 11 6 9 36 33 +3 39
5 Chase Citiz 27 10 9 8 22 19 +3 39
6 Blank Forest 26 10 6 10 29 30 -1 36
7 Morelanny 26 8 12 6 24 22 +2 36
8 Seashore Coast FC 26 10 6 10 24 28 -4 36
9 The Flatlands 26 9 8 9 31 27 +4 35
10 Alley FC 26 7 12 7 22 25 -3 33
11 Kent Club 26 9 5 12 27 29 -2 32
12 Market Minor 26 7 10 9 28 31 -3 31
13 Continental Zero 27 6 12 9 27 31 -4 30
14 The Berg 26 6 8 12 18 28 -10 26
15 Morning Garden 26 5 9 12 22 40 -18 24




Bartewick Financial League A2

League A2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 FC Cygning 26 14 4 8 35 24 +11 46
2 Du Hill 27 12 8 7 31 23 +8 44
3 True Edge FC 26 12 8 6 29 23 +6 44
4 Chastings Free 27 11 11 5 37 27 +10 44
5 FC Suburban 26 11 10 5 32 25 +7 43
6 Ye Old Mill 26 11 10 5 28 16 +12 43
7 Bonnie Briar 26 13 3 10 29 29 +0 42
8 Athens Secondary 26 9 12 5 26 25 +1 39
9 FC Fief 26 11 4 11 24 20 +4 37
10 Northern Groves 26 10 7 9 33 27 +6 37
11 Real Groundery FC 26 9 9 8 29 28 +1 36
12 Taylor Mem 26 9 5 12 22 28 -6 32
13 Safe Soccer 26 7 8 11 22 26 -4 29
14 City on High 26 3 3 20 13 33 -20 12
15 Tinydon Athletic 26 1 4 21 9 45 -36 7




Bank of the Southwest League B1

League B1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Down at the Wharf 28 18 4 6 40 20 +20 58
2 Bartehithe FC 28 16 4 8 42 21 +21 52
3 Hashershan FC 28 13 6 9 29 28 +1 45
4 Normere-on-Modraine 28 13 6 9 28 26 +2 45
5 Axclub 28 13 5 10 35 26 +9 44
6 Far East Chase 28 13 5 10 31 28 +3 44
7 Prince Athletic 28 11 8 9 39 32 +7 41
8 Grand Hythe 28 12 4 12 24 29 -5 40
9 LG Champions 28 11 6 11 27 30 -3 39
10 FC Sorting 28 10 9 9 31 31 +0 39
11 Lesser Briar FC 28 11 5 12 33 29 +4 38
12 Midean FC 28 11 5 12 32 36 -4 38
13 FC Kyle of the Isle 28 10 7 11 25 26 -1 37
14 The Wick 28 9 9 10 33 38 -5 36
15 Sutizworth 28 7 14 7 29 32 -3 35
16 Club Ogasa 28 8 8 12 27 30 -3 32
17 LG Secondary 28 8 7 13 22 27 -5 31
18 Comesby Association 28 8 5 15 31 36 -5 29
19 West Victorport 28 5 10 13 20 35 -15 25
20 Wind Athletic 28 6 7 15 30 48 -18 25




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League B2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 New Athens 26 14 4 8 32 26 +6 46
2 Saxby Road 26 12 7 7 32 18 +14 43
3 Brewsby 27 12 6 9 28 22 +6 42
4 Border Club 26 11 8 7 34 28 +6 41
5 Citiz Dream Football 27 11 6 10 29 28 +1 39
6 Southwest Royal 26 9 10 7 22 23 -1 37
7 Trepressman South 26 9 9 8 36 33 +3 36
8 Athletics Parva 26 9 8 9 28 29 -1 35
9 Toft FC 26 8 9 9 29 38 -9 33
10 Toft Castle 26 8 8 10 22 26 -4 32
11 FC North Briar 26 7 11 8 23 26 -3 32
12 Capital Secondary 26 8 7 11 21 23 -2 31
13 FC Magna Whel 26 8 6 12 27 30 -3 30
14 Mates of Citi FC 26 7 9 10 27 31 -4 30
15 Sam Sell FC 26 5 8 13 22 31 -9 23




Locale League C1

League C1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Stackerson Zavs 26 14 4 8 32 21 +11 46
2 Ijarakalamayheru 26 11 9 6 22 12 +10 42
3 FC Fantastiqué 27 11 8 8 30 25 +5 41
4 Kingsmen FC 26 12 4 10 37 31 +6 40
5 C.W.B.C. One 26 10 8 8 24 19 +5 38
6 FC Market Village 26 9 9 8 22 25 -3 36
7 Lime Briar 26 10 5 11 24 23 +1 35
8 The Jesuit Group Athletic 26 9 8 9 28 29 -1 35
9 Old Flag 26 8 11 7 28 29 -1 35
10 Athens Locale 26 8 10 8 21 27 -6 34
11 FC Groupies 26 9 5 12 22 25 -3 32
12 BP Minor 27 8 8 11 27 33 -6 32
13 Bartewick Pumas 26 9 5 12 28 33 -5 32
14 Wizard Town 26 8 5 13 22 31 -9 29
15 FC Road to Glory 26 7 7 12 22 26 -4 28
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 2 Final Days & Postseason

Chocomilk King’s League

MATCHDAY 29
Athens Town 1-0 Bondage Safe
Briarmore FC 2-0 Baker Fief
East Kent Professional 0-0 Team Lannymore
Eastern Chase 2-2 Tasterson Road
FC Edge Road 0-0 North Woodlands
FC Salutin 2-1 Merrilin FC
FC Sandside 1-4 Fox Zero

Just to gloat about their new championship, Athens Town returned to their home city and promptly defeated Bondage. Briarmore and Fox Zero each looked impressive in their wins.

MATCHDAY 30
Baker Fief 0-1 Athens Town
Team Lannymore 1-0 Briarmore FC
Tasterson Road 2-3 Chastings Heights
North Woodlands 1-0 East Kent Professional
Merrilin FC 2-2 Eastern Chase
Fox Zero 1-1 FC Edge Road
FC Sandside 2-1 FC Salutin

Fittingly, Athens Town won their final game of the season, marking four straight wins to close out the season. Neither Briarmore nor East Kent ended their runs on high notes: they both lost road games, 1-0.
King's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Athens Town 28 18 5 5 36 18 +18 59 Champions
2 Briarmore FC 28 14 6 8 37 29 +8 48
3 Eastern Chase 28 13 7 8 41 24 +17 46
4 Team Lannymore 28 12 6 10 30 28 +2 42
5 Bondage Safe 28 12 5 11 36 31 +5 41
6 Fox Zero 28 11 8 9 33 27 +6 41
7 East Kent Professional 28 11 7 10 36 30 +6 40
8 Baker Fief 28 12 2 14 34 41 -7 38
9 Merrilin FC 28 10 7 11 24 38 -14 37
10 North Woodlands 28 10 7 11 28 32 -4 37
11 Chastings Heights 28 10 7 11 32 30 +2 37
12 FC Sandside 28 11 3 14 28 35 -7 36
13 FC Edge Road 28 7 10 11 33 35 -2 31
14 FC Salutin 28 8 5 15 28 44 -16 29 Relegated
15 Tasterson Road 28 5 7 16 28 42 -14 22 Relegated


Two seasons of King’s League play, and Athens Town has established itself as definitively the best team in the league (and, by extension, Civil Citizenry). By the end, they ran away with the title – their eighteen wins four clear of the rest of the league. Though the squad didn’t win as often as last year, their championship was clearly much more solid. Briarmore was a solid contender for most of the year, but they didn’t quite have the defensive prowess necessary to challenge Athens Town for thirty days. In fact, they were actually a tiny bit less successful than last season, and manager Helërbas Gadongtink that the team’s focus in the offseason will be to shore up the defense. Eastern Chase had a top-notch second half, enough to secure third place. Team management wasn’t too happy about being out of the race from the beginning, though, so it’s fair to say we don’t have a clue what the team’s outlook will be next year. Lannymore jumped several teams in the closing days of the season to claim fourth place, ahead of Bondage – which had a spectacular opening half but was unable to keep it together for the entire season – and Fox Zero – which performed well on both sides of the pitch but didn’t have enough firepower to break into the upper echelon of teams. The wonderboys from Kent dropped to seventh on the last day, but many doubters were silenced by the team’s surprising consistency to win throughout the year. Not much was expected from Baker from the beginning, and just as many predicted they hung around the middle of the pack the entire season. Merrilin had flashes of greatness, but for now the inconsistencies of youth won out. North Woodlands and Chastings Heights had nearly identical seasons; for the former, the pickup of Zucigel Hasibmal was not enough to help a struggling club, while for the latter, avoiding relegation was a major plus. A lot more was expected from Sandside, but Setabang Smifh had a poor season and Francesco Fabio was unable to lead the team on alone. In all, fourth place through twelfth place were separated by just two wins – a stark contrast from last year, when the difference was nearly four wins. Edge Road fans will come away from this season moaning and groaning about the team’s disastrous fall: nineteen points in the first fourteen games, followed by twelve in the next sixteen. Do the math, and you have yourself a thirteenth-place finish and a narrow escape from relegation. In fairness, no one really predicted they’d have the first half they did, so unless they have a great offseason Edge Road could be at the top of people’s relegation predictions. One casualty who will face Lord’s League competition next year is Salutin, which, frankly, had little reason to be in the King’s League anyway. Their level of play was particularly low, and only local supporters will miss them in the top division next year. Bringing up the very rear is Tasterson Road, who started the year at the bottom and ended the year at the bottom. The aging Onp Tassl, soon to be 33, was unable to handle all the work on the back line, and there was little offensive input, so Tasterson Road will suffer the consequences of dropping from seventh to fifteenth.

Top Goalscorers
Zucigel Hasibmal ~ 20
Lee Sharp ~ 20
Fernando Agostini ~ 19
Remmetöl Yerkkery ~ 19
Alessandro Mettis ~ 18

Player of the Year
Zucigel Hasibmal

Offensive Player of the Year
Fernando Agostini

Defensive Player of the Year
Eva Glemnitz

Goalie of the Year
Hellgmao Bobjik

International Player of the Year
Lee Sharp



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Lord's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 High Groth Athletic 28 13 7 8 28 20 +8 46 Champions, Promoted
2 Desert Rampage 28 13 5 10 32 27 +5 44 Promoted
3 Westerly Ill 28 12 7 9 25 27 -2 43
4 Hill Lane 28 11 10 7 27 22 +5 43
5 Forest of the West 28 12 7 9 34 33 +1 43
6 FC Newday 28 11 9 8 31 30 +1 42
7 FC of Groundery 28 11 9 8 26 20 +6 42
8 Winding Street 28 12 6 10 31 25 +6 42
9 FC Dark Alley 28 11 8 9 39 28 +11 41
10 Gympyrore FC 28 11 8 9 30 30 +0 41
11 Windmill 28 10 6 12 35 31 +4 36
12 Central Street 28 8 9 11 25 26 -1 33
13 FC Old Taylor Pond 28 7 9 12 33 42 -9 30
14 Hospice FT 28 7 8 13 22 33 -11 29 Relegated
15 Market Lane 28 5 4 19 20 44 -24 19 Relegated




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League A1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Tasterson FC Minor 28 13 8 7 34 22 +12 47 Champions, Promoted
2 Old Track Merrilin 28 13 6 9 31 18 +13 45 Promoted
3 Field Central 28 12 8 8 37 32 +5 44
4 The Flatlands 28 11 8 9 35 28 +7 41
5 Blank Forest 28 11 7 10 31 30 +1 40
6 Morelanny 28 9 13 6 30 26 +4 40
7 Chase Citiz 28 10 10 8 23 20 +3 40
8 Club Team Spice 28 11 6 11 37 37 +0 39
9 Seashore Coast FC 28 10 7 11 27 33 -6 37
10 Kent Club 28 10 6 12 31 32 -1 36
11 Market Minor 28 8 11 9 31 32 -1 35
12 Alley FC 28 7 14 7 23 26 -3 35
13 Continental Zero 28 6 12 10 28 34 -6 30
14 The Berg 28 7 8 13 23 32 -9 29 Relegated
15 Morning Garden 28 5 10 13 24 43 -19 25




Bartewick Financial League A2

League A2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 FC Cygning 28 15 5 8 37 24 +13 50 Champions, Promoted
2 True Edge FC 28 14 8 6 34 23 +11 50 Promoted
3 FC Suburban 28 12 10 6 35 28 +7 46
4 Athens Secondary 28 11 12 5 30 27 +3 45
5 Ye Old Mill 28 11 12 5 28 16 +12 45
6 Chastings Free 28 11 11 6 38 29 +9 44
7 Du Hill 28 12 8 8 31 27 +4 44
8 Northern Groves 28 12 7 9 35 27 +8 43
9 Bonnie Briar 28 13 4 11 32 33 -1 43
10 Real Groundery FC 28 9 10 9 30 30 +0 37
11 FC Fief 28 11 4 13 24 24 +0 37
12 Taylor Mem 28 10 5 13 25 29 -4 35
13 Safe Soccer 28 7 9 12 23 29 -6 30
14 City on High 28 3 5 20 15 35 -20 14 Relegated
15 Tinydon Athletic 28 2 4 22 12 48 -36 10 Relegated




Bank of the Southwest League B1

League B1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Down at the Wharf 38 22 6 10 53 33 +20 72 Champions, Promoted
2 Bartehithe FC 38 19 7 12 56 34 +22 64 Promoted
3 Normere-on-Modraine 38 19 7 12 46 36 +10 64
4 Hashershan FC 38 18 7 13 48 46 +2 61
5 Prince Athletic 38 17 10 11 54 38 +16 61
6 Axclub 38 17 7 14 47 38 +9 58
7 FC Sorting 38 15 11 12 47 43 +4 56
8 Far East Chase 38 16 8 14 37 36 +1 56
9 Grand Hythe 38 16 5 17 36 41 -5 53
10 FC Kyle of the Isle 38 15 8 15 35 37 -2 53
11 LG Champions 38 14 8 16 41 49 -8 50
12 The Wick 38 13 11 14 45 51 -6 50
13 Lesser Briar FC 38 14 8 16 45 44 +1 50
14 Sutizworth 38 10 16 12 41 49 -8 46
15 Midean FC 38 13 6 19 37 50 -13 45
16 West Victorport 38 11 11 16 40 49 -9 44
17 LG Secondary 38 12 8 18 28 36 -8 44
18 Club Ogasa 38 11 10 17 37 43 -6 43
19 Comesby Association 38 12 7 19 45 47 -2 43 Relegated
20 Wind Athletic 38 10 11 17 45 63 -18 41 Relegated




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League B2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 New Athens 28 15 5 8 33 26 +7 50 Champions, Promoted
2 Saxby Road 28 13 7 8 34 20 +14 46 Promoted
3 Brewsby 28 13 6 9 29 22 +7 45
4 Border Club 28 12 9 7 36 29 +7 45
5 Citiz Dream Football 28 11 6 11 29 29 +0 39
6 Southwest Royal 28 9 11 8 23 25 -2 38
7 Toft Castle 28 10 8 10 25 26 -1 38
8 Athletics Parva 28 9 9 10 29 31 -2 36
9 Trepressman South 28 9 9 10 39 38 +1 36
10 FC North Briar 28 8 12 8 26 27 -1 36
11 Toft FC 28 9 9 10 30 40 -10 36
12 Capital Secondary 28 9 7 12 23 25 -2 34
13 FC Magna Whel 28 9 6 13 30 33 -3 33
14 Mates of Citi FC 28 8 9 11 28 33 -5 33 Relegated
15 Sam Sell FC 28 5 9 14 23 33 -10 24 Relegated




Locale League C1

League C1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Stackerson Zavs 28 16 4 8 36 21 +15 52 Champions, Promoted
2 Kingsmen FC 28 13 5 10 39 32 +7 44 Promoted
3 Ijarakalamayheru 28 11 10 7 24 15 +9 43
4 C.W.B.C. One 28 11 9 8 27 21 +6 42
5 FC Fantastiqué 28 11 8 9 30 27 +3 41
6 FC Market Village 28 10 10 8 26 26 +0 40
7 Old Flag 28 9 12 7 31 31 +0 39
8 The Jesuit Group Athletic 28 10 8 10 30 32 -2 38
9 Lime Briar 28 10 5 13 25 26 -1 35
10 Bartewick Pumas 28 10 5 13 30 35 -5 35
11 BP Minor 28 9 8 11 29 33 -4 35
12 Athens Locale 28 8 10 10 21 30 -9 34
13 FC Groupies 28 9 6 13 22 28 -6 33
14 FC Road to Glory 28 8 7 13 24 28 -4 31
15 Wizard Town 28 8 7 13 23 32 -9 31




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Poplaberg Housing Developments Golden Championship

First Round

Athens Town 3-0 Baker Fief (3-0 agg)
Baker Fief 0-0 Athens Town (0-3 agg)

Team Lannymore 0-0 Bondage Safe (0-0 agg)
Bondage Safe 2-0 Team Lannymore (2-0 agg)

Briarmore FC 1-0 East Kent Professional (1-0 agg)
East Kent Professional 3-1 Briarmore FC (3-2 agg)

Eastern Chase 2-2 Fox Zero (2-2 agg)
Fox Zero 0-1 Eastern Chase (2-3 agg)

Semifinals

Athens Town 2-0 Bondage Safe (2-0 agg)
Bondage Safe 0-0 Athens Town (0-2 agg)

East Kent Professional 1-2 Eastern Chase (1-2 agg)
Eastern Chase 1-0 East Kent Professional (3-1 agg)

Final

Athens Town 0-1 Eastern Chase (0-1 agg)
Eastern Chase 0-0 Athens Town (1-0 agg)


The CFA decided to save millions of dollars by shortening the Golden Championship, the premier cup competition in Civil Citizenry, to just the top eight teams in the King’s League. We shouldn’t have been surprised when Athens Town and Eastern Chase rolled through their competition to square off in the final – again. Athens Town has won all four regular season matchups between the two teams, while Eastern Chase won last year’s Golden Championship. It was the exact same story this year: only one goal was scored in the entire final series, but it belonged to Eastern Chase, and so they are the winners of the second Golden Championship. The paradox has vexed everyone across the country: how could Athens Town, which wins every regular season game and has won every King’s League title, always come up short in the Golden Championship final to Eastern Chase? It will continue to be debated for many years to come; but for now, Eastern Chase can bask in the glory of being the defending champions for another year.



International Competition Qualifiers

TakilQuip Champions’ Cup ~ Athens Town
Globe Cup ~ Eastern Chase, Briarmore FC, Bondage Safe
AalborgPettersen Series B Champions’ Cup ~ High Groth Athletic, Desert Rampage, Westerly Ill, Hill Lane

Cygnus Cup ~ Eastern Chase
Aeropag Football Invitational ~ Athens Town (assuming invitation is forthcoming)

Copa de Campeones ~ Athens Town (from Unity League), Eastern Chase
Copa de los Principes ~ Eastern Chase (from Unity League), Athens Town
Copa de las Islas ~ Eastern Chase



International Competition Stadium Bids

TakilQuip Champions’ Cup ~ Red Circle Arena (cap. 82,500), Athenstoft, Civil Citizenry
AalborgPettersen Series B Champions’ Cup ~ Richardson Stadium (cap. 92,000), Bartewick, Civil Citizenry

Copa de Campeones ~ Roratz Stadium (cap. 58,000), Eastern Chase, Civil Citizenry
Copa de los Principes ~ Red Circle Arena (cap. 82,500), Athenstoft, Civil Citizenry
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 3 Full Report

Chocomilk King’s League

King's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Athens Town 28 15 5 8 46 29 +17 50
2 TFC Lannymore 28 15 4 9 37 29 +8 49
3 Sherwood FC 28 12 12 4 32 22 +10 48
4 North Woodlands 28 13 9 6 29 18 +11 48
5 Briarmore FC 28 13 8 7 41 34 +7 47
6 Fox Zero 28 13 6 9 39 28 +11 45
7 East Kent Professional 28 12 5 11 34 35 -1 41
8 Chastings Heights 28 10 9 9 26 26 +0 39
9 FC Sandside 28 11 2 15 33 43 -10 35
10 Desert Rampage 28 9 5 14 29 38 -9 32
11 High Groth Athletic 28 8 8 12 36 38 -2 32
12 Eastern Chase 28 7 10 11 42 43 -1 31
13 Merrilin FC 28 7 8 13 20 27 -7 29
14 Baker Fief 28 6 10 12 22 34 -12 28
15 FC Edge Road 28 6 5 17 31 53 -22 23


Top 15 Goalscorers
1. Oswald Hastings Civil Citizenry - Lannymore - 20
2. Lee Sharp FSSO - Briarmore - 16
2. Remy Yates Civil Citizenry - East Kent - 16
4. Alessandro Mettis Erathore - Athens Town - 15
5. Fernando Agostini Starblaydia - Fox Zero - 14
5. Cedres Cafundéu - Fox Zero - 14
5. Parker Pollock Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights - 14
8. Munio Baranzano Astograth - Eastern Chase - 13
8. Miller Royce Civil Citizenry - Sandside - 13
10. Ánton Alexio Erathore - Briarmore - 12
10. C.R. Cangelosi Southern Cynocephali - Eastern Chase - 12
12. Rawdon Waldo Civil Citizenry - Sherwood - 11
13. Jackson Cedric Civil Citizenry - Fox Zero - 10
13. Andrey Csekov Mytannion - East Kent - 10
13. Simon Xavier FSSO - Athens Town - 10

Player of the Year
1. Oswald Hastings Civil Citizenry - Lannymore
2. Remy Yates Civil Citizenry - East Kent
3. Lee Sharp FSSO - Briarmore
4. Yardleigh-Heath Lander Civil Citizenry - North Woodlands
5. Fernando Agostini Starblaydia - Fox Zero

Offensive Player of the Year
1. Remy Yates Civil Citizenry - East Kent
2. Lee Sharp FSSO - Briarmore
3. Fernando Agostini Starblaydia - Fox Zero
4. Parker Pollock Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights
5. Cedres Cafundéu - Fox Zero

Defensive Player of the Year
1. Eva Glemnitz The Babbage Islands - Athens Town
2. Joshua Scoville Civil Citizenry - Merrilin
3. Pall Knox Civil Citizenry - Sherwood
4. Burkett Barclay Civil Citizenry - Athens Town
5. Miguel Atterbarry Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk - Chastings Heights

Goalie of the Year
1. Yardleigh-Heath Lander Civil Citizenry - North Woodlands
2. Tim Hedjuk Mangolana - Sherwood
3. Gerard Diamond Civil Citizenry - Merrilin
4. Alessio Affonso Galigilygano Erathore - Fox Zero
5. Ian Matthews Princess Béatrice Island - Athens Town

International Player of the Year
1. Lee Sharp FSSO - Briarmore
2. Eva Glemnitz The Babbage Islands - Athens Town
3. Fernando Agostini Starblaydia - Fox Zero
4. Cedres Cafundéu - Fox Zero
5. Alessandro Mettis Erathore - Athens Town



RadioStarOne Lord’s League

Lord's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Winding Street 28 14 8 6 37 25 +12 50
2 FC Salutin 28 14 5 9 34 31 +3 47
3 Tasterson Road 28 13 7 8 34 26 +8 46
4 Windmill 28 12 9 7 31 25 +6 45
5 FC Newday 28 13 4 11 40 36 +4 43
6 Gympyrore FC 28 11 10 7 37 25 +12 43
7 Old Track Merrilin 28 11 7 10 31 29 +2 40
8 Forest of the West 28 11 5 12 31 33 -2 38
9 Tasterson FC Minor 28 10 6 12 25 32 -7 36
10 Hill Lane 28 8 11 9 25 29 -4 35
11 Westerly Ill 28 9 7 12 25 27 -2 34
12 FC of Groundery 28 7 11 10 30 28 +2 32
13 Central Street 28 9 5 14 26 35 -9 32
14 FC Dark Alley 28 8 6 14 25 37 -12 30
15 FC Old Taylor Pond 28 5 9 14 19 32 -13 24




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League A1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Field Central 28 15 4 9 43 27 +16 49
2 Morelanny 28 13 10 5 36 23 +13 49
3 Blank Forest 28 13 7 8 29 24 +5 46
4 The Flatlands 28 12 9 7 36 28 +8 45
5 Seashore Coast FC 28 10 11 7 33 29 +4 41
6 Club Team Spice 28 11 7 10 28 31 -3 40
7 Chase Citiz 28 10 10 8 32 26 +6 40
8 FC Cygning 28 11 5 12 24 32 -8 38
9 True Edge FC 28 10 6 12 39 36 +3 36
10 Kent Club 28 9 9 10 29 32 -3 36
11 Market Lane 28 8 11 9 29 28 +1 35
12 Hospice FT 28 9 8 11 29 30 -1 35
13 Alley FC 28 8 5 15 26 39 -13 29
14 Continental Zero 28 6 10 12 28 42 -14 28
15 Market Minor 28 6 6 16 25 39 -14 24




Bartewick Financial League A2

League A2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Real Groundery FC 28 15 7 6 37 24 +13 52
2 Du Hill 28 13 9 6 36 26 +10 48
3 Chastings Free 28 11 12 5 38 28 +10 45
4 Northern Groves 28 11 10 7 29 22 +7 43
5 Morning Garden 28 11 9 8 30 22 +8 42
6 Athens Secondary 28 11 5 12 32 33 -1 38
7 FC Fief 28 11 5 12 34 34 +0 38
8 Bonnie Briar 28 11 4 13 29 37 -8 37
9 FC Suburban 28 9 9 10 27 25 +2 36
10 Ye Old Mill 28 9 9 10 33 34 -1 36
11 Down at the Wharf 28 7 12 9 27 31 -4 33
12 Bartehithe FC 28 8 8 12 19 32 -13 32
13 The Berg 28 8 7 13 25 30 -5 31
14 Taylor Mem 28 6 11 11 23 32 -9 29
15 Safe Soccer 28 7 7 14 25 34 -9 28




Bank of the Southwest League B1

League B1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 City on High 38 23 4 11 62 39 +23 73
2 Normere-on-Modraine 38 19 7 12 43 27 +16 64
3 The Wick 38 16 12 10 47 38 +9 60
4 Hashershan FC 38 16 12 10 45 34 +11 60
5 Prince Athletic 38 17 9 12 41 35 +6 60
6 Axclub 38 17 8 13 40 33 +7 59
7 FC Sorting 38 14 15 9 43 37 +6 57
8 Tinydon Athletic 38 15 10 13 48 43 +5 55
9 Far East Chase 38 15 9 14 51 50 +1 54
10 Club Ogasa 38 15 6 17 44 46 -2 51
11 LG Champions 38 12 12 14 41 42 -1 48
12 Midean FC 38 12 12 14 43 46 -3 48
13 West Victorport 38 14 6 18 41 51 -10 48
14 Saxby Road 38 12 10 16 37 49 -12 46
15 FC Kyle of the Isle 38 11 12 15 42 44 -2 45
16 Lesser Briar FC 38 10 14 14 35 40 -5 44
17 New Athens 38 10 14 14 34 41 -7 44
18 Grand Hythe 38 9 15 14 46 53 -7 42
19 Sutizworth 38 11 9 18 34 46 -12 42
20 LG Secondary 38 10 8 20 26 49 -23 38




OnlineFootyBet League B2

League B2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Wind Athletic 28 18 4 6 34 16 +18 58
2 Border Club 28 16 6 6 42 23 +19 54
3 Brewsby 28 13 6 9 34 26 +8 45
4 Comesby Association 28 13 5 10 35 25 +10 44
5 Capital Secondary 28 12 7 9 24 22 +2 43
6 Citiz Dream Football 28 12 5 11 25 21 +4 41
7 Toft Castle 28 10 9 9 29 28 +1 39
8 Athletics Parva 28 10 7 11 25 28 -3 37
9 FC Magna Whel 28 10 4 14 29 32 -3 34
10 Trepressman South 28 9 7 12 28 30 -2 34
11 Toft FC 28 7 12 9 24 25 -1 33
12 Stackerson Zavs 28 8 7 13 23 41 -18 31
13 Southwest Royal 28 7 8 13 23 36 -13 29
14 FC North Briar 28 6 10 12 28 38 -10 28
15 Kingsmen FC 28 6 9 13 23 35 -12 27




Locale Preliminary League

Preliminary League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Mates of Citi FC 28 16 7 5 43 24 +19 55
2 Ijarakalamayheru 28 13 10 5 43 25 +18 49
3 C.W.B.C. One 28 14 3 11 33 27 +6 45
4 Athens Locale 28 11 8 9 31 23 +8 41
5 Sam Sell FC 28 10 10 8 30 23 +7 40
6 FC Fantastiqué 28 10 10 8 30 34 -4 40
7 FC Groupies 28 10 9 9 32 28 +4 39
8 BP Minor 28 10 8 10 35 43 -8 38
9 The Jesuit Group Athletic 28 9 10 9 28 29 -1 37
10 Old Flag 28 8 10 10 27 27 +0 34
11 Lime Briar 28 8 10 10 28 29 -1 34
12 FC Market Village 28 8 9 11 28 28 +0 33
13 Wizard Town 28 4 16 8 20 28 -8 28
14 Bartewick Pumas 28 8 3 17 16 33 -17 27
15 FC Road to Glory 28 5 9 14 27 50 -23 24
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 4 Preview

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Athens Town
Location: Athenstoft
Stadium: Red Circle Arena (82,500)
Manager: Manning Pelham (54-13-17)
Captain: Eva Glemnitz
Lineup: Matthews; Osbourne, Barclay, Glemnitz, Elsworth; Freeman, Casento, Bilodeau; Mettis, Bloodworth, Xavier
Comments: The three-time King's League champions look stronger than ever. Their offense is monstrous, thanks to the additions of Sorthern star Matty Bloodworth, Nova Cambrian hero Frédéric Bilodeau, and Erathi national starting midfielder Antonio Casento. The Oldies, as they have been recently nicknamed by fans, will need the added explosiveness in front, because their defense is on the decline. Burkett Barclay has hit the big three-oh, while rumors say three-time Defensive Player of the Year Eva Glemnitz may be heading back to the The Babbage Islands after the season. There's also questions concerning Matthews's ability to keep up his playing level in a rapidly-strengthening league. As long as they score goals, the Oldies will at least threaten for the title once again.

Briarmore FC
Location: Briarshaw
Stadium: Doman Field (43,000)
Manager: Henderson Gardner (41-21-22)
Captain: Lee Sharp
Lineup: Pounchtal; Holmes, Stanislaw, Buckleigh-Heathcliff, Kemp; Quinn, Madison, Hernandez, Mitchell; Sharp, Alexio
Comments: Traditionally an offensive-oriented team, Briarmore splashed on Stachland's 24-year-old wonder goalie, Navering Pounchtal, to bolster its middling back line. They're kicking themselves over transferring Lester Sutton to Ituraitz, where he blossomed in to the Astograthian league's player of the year. Nevertheless, Gardner has built a young, talented squad that may not flourish this season, but will certainly cause headaches for opponents in the coming years.

Chastings Heights
Location: Bartewick
Stadium: Highland Field (26,400)
Manager: Templeton Dudleigh (31-19-34)
Captain: Guildford Brigham-Hamilton
Lineup: Waverly; Upton, Atterbarry, Thorne, Brigham-Hamilton; Pollock, Guerrón, Prescott, Livingston; Shipton, Damek
Comments: Parker Pollock has just entered his prime; one can only imagine how he'll build on last season's fourteen goals. But no longer will he be the sole on-field leader: the addition of Andrés Guerrón from Sargossa gives Chastings Heights one of the speediest, most cunning midfields in the country. Templeton Dudleigh didn't do much with this team, so it remains to be seen if Guerrón alone can push this squad past eighth place.

Desert Rampage
Location: Kyle of the Isle
Stadium: Goosegear Stadium (16,825)
Manager: Prescott Welbourne (36-16-32)
Captain: Markham Hammond
Lineup: Prakusya; Hammond, Frazier, Foster, Addison; Mills, Armstrong, Troschi, Goldwin; Kent, Dudleigh
Comments: Three years ago, they were debuting in the CFA in League A1. A rapid rise through the system earned them a King's League berth last season, where they received a rude welcome of tenth place. Mastermind manager Welbourne, searching for deals that would aid a troubled defense, was able to pick up Novák Prakusya, the top Thatian goalie, from Fajaravik Titans, and that seemed to be enough. On the other side of the coin, he will now have the benefit of two skilled midfielders, Mytanar Timo Troschi and Landor Goldwin, both twenty-four, able to score. Plus, analysts are saying striker Wilford Dudleigh is hitting his top gear; with so many potentially great factors, the geese could be flocking to Goosegear in droves this season.

East Kent Professional
Location: Kent
Stadium: KheapKopier Stadium (22,000)
Manager: Montgomery Ingram (36-19-29)
Captain: Melville Dixon
Lineup: Szezlak; Lozano, Squire, Dixon, Phelps-Newton; Ichtyelkov, Hunter Sherman, Pédrinho, Hewitt; Csekov, Carlisle
Comments: Ingram might have been the biggest wheeler-and-dealer of the offseason. He performed the most blockbuster move of the league: sending famed midfielder Remy Yates to the great Catherina FC for Stanley Ichtyelkov, starting middie for a top-twenty nation. While fans have been moaning and groaning over losing its favorite, pundits are saying dropping Yates before he has a drop-off as he progresses into the thirties was the best move this club could have done. But East Kent has also taken on another risk: sending young Palmer Newman to North Woodlands, in favor of twenty-year-old Polarian goalie Dario Szezlak. Though Newman is playing some of the best football of his life - and the nation - Ingram apparently sees more potential in Szezlak, who could blossom into the upper echelon of the league's keepers. As if all that wasn't enough, Ingram was able to claim Krytenian national backup Paul Carlisle from Ousevale Borough. Carlisle and Csekov could develop into a deadly duo.

Eastern Chase
Location: Eastern Chase
Stadium: Roratz Stadium (59,000)
Manager: Albert Tomlinson (7-10-11)
Captain: Osborne Everton
Lineup: Garfield; Patton, Everton, Kumar, Farnleigh; Johnson, Covington, Simmons, Cangelosi; Nordin, Baranzano
Comments: It's the most controversial story in the league: how Eastern Chase, twice victors of the Golden Championship, saw such a severe decline to twelfth in the King's League. Tomlinson went into the offseason madly looking for quick-fix solutions to the many holes left by Henderson Bolton, Roxbury Welton, and Jonothan Montgomery. His biggest defensive move was the pickup of Hastmead's Mohammed Kumar of Osarius; he'll be expecting much of Kumar and flourishing Tucker Patton to clean up the mess that will be left by Gore Garfield, a weak twenty-two year old in the net. Prospects seem high for Luka Nordin, who is being slotted into a starting position at just seventeen (though maybe because Tomlinson saw no other options). Nordin will be asked for quite a bit despite his youth, with Simmons, Cangelosi, and Baranzano all facing health and age questions. Things don't look bright for the once-dominant superpowers.

FC Salutin
Location: Salutin
Stadium: Salutin City Arena (26,300)
Manager: Rex Conway (28-21-35)
Captain: Baxter Wright
Lineup: Carroll; Crandall, Kingman, Allenby, Everton; Wright, Johnston, Pollard-Beck, van der Ryst; Oosthuizen, Newhall
Comments: They only needed one season in the Lord's League to elevate themselves back to the top tier, and Rex Conway is doing all he can to keep Salutin there. Most notable is their signing of Qazox defender Mark Allenby, sure to cause frustration among attackers who lack the ballhandling to get by him. Also, Conway maneuvered a great deal to pick up two top Rhodesians: Ockie Oosthuizen, a budding star on the forward line, and Franz van der Ryst, already in his prime. Baxter Wright from Baker Fief will join van der Ryst and Dawson Pollard-Beck as part of a midfield that, at the very least, could be worthy of another season in the King's League.

FC Sandside
Location: Kyle of the Isle
Stadium: Coastal Citiz Stadium (37,000)
Manager: Nelson Hartford (32-12-40)
Captain: Miller Royce
Lineup: Thibault; Fabio, Delgado, Kirby, Barnett; Carter, Galuba, Sinclair, Blackburn; Royce, Oliseh
Comments: Eighth, twelfth, ninth. Not the most sparkling of performances in the league, which means Hartford is on the hot seat this season, and might even be let go during the season if his transactions didn't pay off. But everyone in Oldfield - besides Athens Town fans, of course - seem to be pulling for this squad. Sandside now has the benefit of Pays de Horreur forward Julian Oliseh around to score goals, and of course there's Miller Royce, now on the national team. Maybe the most positive improvement will come in the form of Édgar Thibault, from New Montreal States, who will be an impressive replacement for Whitcomb Carroll.

Fox Zero
Location: Comesby
Stadium: The Barn (58,100)
Manager: Madison Garroway (36-20-28)
Captain: Jackson Cedric
Lineup: Tate; Pollock, Lictenstain, Blackburn, Lundström; Agostini, Lawford, Davis, Scarloff; Cedric, Cedres
Comments: Before last season began, any avid King's League follower would be wondering how anyone could prevent the triumvirate of Citiz Cedric, Cafundelense Cedres, and Starblaydi Agostini could be stopped from racking up double-digit goals a game. But Fox Zero trawled to a second consecutive sixth-place showing - so for Garroway, it was back to the drawing board. He's added prolific young scorer Abel Scarloff of Cosumar to the team, giving the Cows ("Moo moo moo, zeroes for you; moo moo moo, score one, score two") by far the most well-rounded offense of them all. The first Pasargan in the league, Kelvin Lundström, will be a boost to a defense that was in dire need of an influx of youth.

High Groth Athletic
Location: Portsdan
Stadium: Portsdan Municipal Field (13,000)
Manager: Irwin Clay (28-23-33)
Captain: Albert Wentworth
Lineup: Holes; Scoville, Ragnarsson, Washington, Garroway; Hargrove, Phillips, Thorne, Hamilton; Wentworth, Radcliffe
Comments: High Groth has always been overlooked by fans, even when they won the Lord's League. Coming from a small city with no attention-attracting players, it was easy to pass them over as they fell to eleventh in their introduction to the King's League. Clay, whose job security has been called into question, made quite a few transactions to change that. Most notable was the addition of Joshua Scoville, the amazing twenty-six year old who is now a starter for the Citiz national squad. Joining him on the defense will be Guðjón Ragnarsson, from the tiny Rushmori state of Bleak Rock; and Garry Holes, the young goalie from Stuffed Taxidermists picked up from relegated Baker Fief. Striker Albert Wentworth and midfielder Islander Gilbert Phillips join the squad in hopes of aiding a pretty strong offense.

Merrilin FC
Location: Merrilin
Stadium: Smacky Snack Arena (20,850)
Manager: Lester Blackburn (30-26-28)
Captain: Derby Saxon
Lineup: Diamond; Kendrick, Stackwell, Ormond, Saxon; Chance, Sedlak, Camelot, Keaton; Dyer, Felton-Brewster
Comments: One of the requirements Blackburn made during offseason transfer discussions was that his incredible back line of Gerard Diamond and Joshua Scoville was off-limits. But Merrilin found itself in debt due to its awful season, so Blackburn was forced to sell Scoville to High Groth for a hefty fee. His limited budget prevented him from making any deals to improve the worst offense in the league, meaning Merrilin have high odds to re-join the Lord's League a season hence.

North Woodlands
Location: Bartewick
Stadium: Bay Forest Stadium (29,000)
Manager: Norman Kerrick (34-20-30)
Captain: Palmer Newman
Lineup: Newman; Westbrook, Carleton, Stanford-Wallace, Jefferson; Parker-Stockleigh, Wilson, Golding, Ripleigh; Huntleigh, Houston
Comments: If Kerrick was looking for more fan support, he sure didn't find it by selling Yardleigh-Heath Lander, Civil Citizenry's best goalie, to Tout-Puissant Outremont. But he redeemed himself (somewhat) with the addition of new captain Palmer Newman, who at twenty-six will likely join Gerard Diamond on the national team after the ongoing World Cup, after which Lander will retire from international play. Lander is, after all, thirty-two, so maybe it was for the best for North Woodlands. But apparently, Kerrick believes what's truly best is almost the same squad that led the team to fourth place last season.

Sherwood FC
Location: Sherwood
Stadium: DebitDown Center (15,750)
Manager: Tomlin Whitelaw (12-12-4)
Captain: Pall Knox
Impact Players: Hedjuk; Pettersen, Wainwright, Montgomery, Knox; Henderson, Buck-Woodward, Gomez, Freeman; Waldo, Fowler
Comments: Not many moves for Sherwood this offseason. There have been rumors Whitelaw looked to unload thirty-four year old Pall Knox, but no one was interested, so Sherwood followers will wait impatiently to find out if Knox will retire after this season. Whitelaw was able to obtain some defensive security in Burkett Wainwright; between him, Raymond Montgomery (just 23 and already on the national team), and fast-improving Polarian Jon Birk Pettersen, along with Knox, Sherwood has enough defensive firepower to make up for declining goalie Tim Hedjuk of Mangolana.

TFC Lannymore
Location: Eastern Chase
Stadium: Internacionála Stadium (31,025)
Manager: Fernleigh Whitcomb (37-14-33)
Captain: Oswald Hastings
Impact Players: Larraza; Akaregi, Franklin, Mitchell, Worth; Dryden, Hastings, Ale'ack, Magyar; Farrell, Behnke
Comments: Watching Athens Town continue to build improvements wasn't enough for Whitcomb and Lannymore, the King's League runners-up last season. Instead, they went out and put together a top-notch offense that's up there with the top offenses in the league. The signing of Jessica Behnke made all sorts of headlines: first Cassadagan to play football outside the country, second woman to play in the King's League, most likely player to win the next Golden Boot. Who would she take that Golden Boot from? Oswald Hastings, the two-time Player of the Year who's back for a third season with Lannymore. Plus Whitcomb was able to splash on midfielder Vegan Kylek Ale'ack, who, along with young Mikhail Magyar from Polar Islandstates, will contribute with some much-needed goals.

Winding Street
Location: Bartewick
Stadium: Wheaton Memorial Field (18,750)
Manager: Dean Marsdon (36-16-32)
Captain: Cutler Macon
Lineup: Diaz; Macon, Fletcher, Bundy, Leabiura; Grayson, Lopez, Morse, Walker; Stanborough, Oakleigh
Comments: Two seasons ago, they were worthy contenders to move down to League A1. Now they're up to the King's League, and Marsdon is being praised for engineering a stupendous comeback. Knowing his team needed a few tweaks to stay at the top tier, he spent some cash on Cutler Macon to bring him over from Tasterson Road; at twenty-nine, he's still got some prime seasons left in him. Marsdon also purchased two top players from Western Cuba; the youth of Hector Diaz in goal and Che Lopez in the midfield will make them solid foundations for Winding Street for years to come.

Predicted King's League Standings

1. Athens Town
2. Fox Zero
3. Lannymore
4. Briarmore
5. Sandside
6. East Kent
7. Eastern Chase
8. Chastings Heights
9. Salutin
10. Desert Rampage
11. High Groth
12. Sherwood
13. Merrilin
14. North Woodlands
15. Winding Street
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Citiz Hockey Administration ~~ Season 1 Results


Civiline Hockey League

North Division              Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Bartewick Lords 48 23 14 11 75 46 +29 60
2 Skyanter Fire 48 20 15 13 71 66 +5 55
3 Bartewick Lasers 48 18 12 18 67 68 −1 48
4 Comesby Skyscrapers 48 14 14 20 59 62 −3 42
5 Brevin Hubs 48 12 11 25 52 82 −30 35

East Division               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Eastern Chase Innovation 48 26 13 9 70 43 +27 65
2 Sparrey Indys 48 19 10 19 72 69 +3 48
3 Vendrall Techmen 48 15 15 18 53 60 −7 45
4 Trewich Light 48 17 10 21 56 66 −10 44
5 Broadtown Subbs 48 13 12 23 54 67 −13 38

West Division               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Topher Slapshots 48 25 12 11 78 58 +20 62
2 Briarshaw Icicles 48 20 13 15 76 66 +10 53
3 Western Chase Speed 48 20 11 17 61 55 +6 51
4 Portsdan Wolverines 48 16 11 21 63 73 −10 43
5 Comesby Twins 48 9 13 26 50 76 −26 31

Central Division            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Kent Kentmen 48 20 16 12 74 62 +12 56
2 Athenstoft Discovery 48 19 14 15 75 70 +5 52
3 Kyle Red Waves 48 18 14 16 63 58 +5 50
4 Briarshaw Thunder 48 17 12 19 63 72 −9 46
5 Janwick Stars 48 14 8 26 61 74 −13 36


Civil Citizenry's first season of professional hockey didn't provide many interesting regular season races, though it gave the country a good look at which teams are likely to become powerhouses. Not surprisingly, the North and West divisions firmly established themselves as the strongest of the four; those regions feature the coldest, most hockey-suited climates in Civil Citizenry. The Innovation took advantage of a weak division to snatch the number one seed, but the Slapshots' domination of a challenging set of opponents makes them good favorites heading into the playoffs.

The most exciting rivalry, by far, was that of the Lords and Lasers. Ask anyone in Bartewick, and they'll say their favorite team is the Lords. But the two teams actually split the season series, and those games formulated electric atmospheres unmatched in the CHL. In fact, the entire North was intense: the Skyscrapers are highly popular in Comesby (especially since the hometown Twins were the worst in the league), and Skyanter's early success made them fan-favorites nationwide.

CHL Ice Cup Royale

First Round
Game One
Skyanter Fire 2–2 Vendrall Techmen (1–0 SO) -- Fire lead 1-0
Briarshaw Icicles 3–3 Bartewick Lasers (3–4 OT) -- Lasers lead 1-0
Athenstoft Discovery 3–2 Kyle Red Waves -- Discovery lead 1-0
Sparrey Indys 2–1 Western Chase Speed -- Indys lead 1-0

Game Two
Skyanter Fire 2–1 Vendrall Techmen -- Fire lead 2-0
Briarshaw Icicles 1–1 Bartewick Lasers (2–1 OT) -- tied 1-1
Athenstoft Discovery 2–3 Kyle Red Waves -- tied 1-1
Sparrey Indys 0–0 Western Chase Speed (2–0 SO) -- Indys lead 2-0

Game Three
Vendrall Techmen 2–1 Skyanter Fire -- Fire lead 2-1
Bartewick Lasers 1–3 Briarshaw Icicles -- Icicles lead 2-1
Kyle Red Waves 1–3 Athenstoft Discovery -- Discovery lead 2-1
Western Chase Speed 0–3 Sparrey Indys -- Indys win 3-0

Game Four
Vendrall Techmen 1–2 Skyanter Fire -- Fire win 3-1
Bartewick Lasers 1–1 Briarshaw Icicles (2–0 SO) -- tied 2-2
Kyle Red Waves 1–2 Athenstoft Discovery -- Discovery win 3-1

Game Five
Briarshaw Icicles 0–1 Bartewick Lasers -- Lasers win 3-2

In any sport, the first round is usually the most boring. Who ever heard of Western Chase, or the Techmen? But the general public got a good taste of what competitive Citiz hockey was like when the Icicles-Lasers series went the distance. Those hated Lasers disappointed all those fans in the twin cities looking for something positive to hold onto after a rough season that saw three of its four teams fall short of the playoffs. Kind of a [Lupe] Fiasco for non-Lasers fans!

Second Round
Game One
Eastern Chase Innovation 0–2 Sparrey Indys -- Indys lead 1-0
Topher Slapshots 2–1 Athenstoft Discovery -- Slapshots lead 1-0
Bartewick Lords 1–3 Bartewick Lasers -- Lasers lead 1-0
Kent Kentmen 2–0 Skyanter Fire -- Kentmen lead 1-0

Game Two
Eastern Chase Innovation 3–1 Sparrey Indys -- tied 1-1
Topher Slapshots 1–1 Athenstoft Discovery (1–2 OT) -- tied 1-1
Bartewick Lords 0–2 Bartewick Lasers -- Lasers lead 2-0
Kent Kentmen 1–0 Skyanter Fire -- Kentmen lead 2-0

Game Three
Sparrey Indys 0–1 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Innovation lead 2-1
Athenstoft Discovery 1–1 Topher Slapshots (2–1 SO) -- Discovery lead 2-1
Bartewick Lasers 2–2 Bartewick Lords (2–0 SO) -- Lasers lead 3-0
Skyanter Fire 1–1 Kent Kentmen (1–2 OT) -- Kentmen lead 3-0

Game Four
Sparrey Indys 2–1 Eastern Chase Innovation -- tied 2-2
Athenstoft Discovery 0–1 Topher Slapshots -- tied 2-2
Bartewick Lasers 1–0 Bartewick Lords -- Lasers win 4-0
Skyanter Fire 1–0 Kent Kentmen -- Kentmen lead 3-1

Game Five
Sparrey Indys 0–0 Eastern Chase Innovation (0–1 OT) -- Innovation lead 3-2
Athenstoft Discovery 4–0 Topher Slapshots -- Discovery lead 3-2
Skyanter Fire 1–5 Kent Kentmen -- Kentmen win 4-1

Game Six
Eastern Chase Innovation 1–0 Sparrey Indys -- Innovation win 4-2
Topher Slapshots 1–0 Athenstoft Discovery -- tied 3-3

Game Seven
Topher Slapshots 3–1 Athenstoft Discovery -- Slapshots win 4-3

Hold up a second. The Lasers - the Lasers - beat the Lords? Swept the Lords, even. The most fantastic of all scenarios happened as Bartewick's dumpster turned the joke on the hapless North Division victors. Meanwhile, the Kentmen needed just five games to eliminate the popular Fire - including a 5-1 finale beatdown - and the Discovery took the Slapshots down to the wire. The performance of the teams from Kent and Athenstoft proved that the South Division, as ridiculed as it may be in Citiz hockey circles, could be a force to be reckoned with in the future.

Semifinal Round
Game One
Eastern Chase Innovation 0–2 Kent Kentmen -- Kentmen lead 1-0
Topher Slapshots 1–0 Bartewick Lasers -- Slapshots lead 1-0

Game Two
Eastern Chase Innovation 1–2 Kent Kentmen -- Kentmen lead 2-0
Topher Slapshots 1–2 Bartewick Lasers -- tied 1-1

Game Three
Kent Kentmen 0–1 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Kentmen lead 2-1
Bartewick Lasers 0–1 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots lead 2-1

Game Four
Kent Kentmen 1–2 Eastern Chase Innovation -- tied 2-2
Bartewick Lasers 1–2 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots lead 3-1

Game Five
Kent Kentmen 1–1 Eastern Chase Innovation (1–2 OT) -- Innovation lead 3-2
Bartewick Lasers 0–1 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots win 4-1

Game Six
Eastern Chase Innovation 0–1 Kent Kentmen -- tied 3-3

Game Seven
Eastern Chase Innovation 2–0 Kent Kentmen -- Innovation win 4-3

Haha, the Lasers got what they deserved, na-na-na-poo-poo! Am I right? Am I right? ...anyway, the Innovation were no longer able to get away with flying under the radar through the playoffs. Those pesky Kentmen (which, we'll note, is the farthest north of all South Division squads) held Eastern Chase scoreless at home with a spot in the championship on the line before succumbing to a more confident offense.

Final Round
Game One
Eastern Chase Innovation 1–3 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots lead 1-0

Game Two
Eastern Chase Innovation 2–2 Topher Slapshots (1–2 SO) -- Slapshots lead 2-0

Game Three
Topher Slapshots 2–1 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Slapshots lead 3-0

Game Four
Topher Slapshots 1–2 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Slapshots lead 3-1

Game Five
Topher Slapshots 0–2 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Slapshots lead 3-2

Game Six
Eastern Chase Innovation 0–2 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots win 4-2

Anyone could have seen it coming. The Innovation never looked terribly strong, even during the playoffs, and the Slapshots were coming off of more rest after the semifinals. Topher raced out to a 3-0 series lead; that offense that had picked Eastern Chase up in every series to that point nearly evened it up, but the Slapshots closed it out in a flatteningly decisive road win. The Topher Slapshots have won the first Ice Cup Royale!



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Citiz Rugby Administration ~~ Season 2 Results


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Trumack Rugby Club League

Trumack Rugby Club League  Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 

1 Reps-Baker 14 12 2 270 94 +176 48 Regular Season Champions
2 TF Thugs 14 10 4 212 124 +88 40
3 Sherwood RFC 14 9 5 190 91 +99 36
4 Sparrey Speed 14 9 5 172 170 +2 36
5 Bartewick Dockers 14 6 8 139 160 −21 24
6 Urbanis 14 5 9 159 223 −64 20

7 RFC BM 14 3 11 109 246 −137 12 Did not qualify for FNT
8 Janwick Bloodhounds 14 2 12 101 244 −143 8 Did not qualify for FNT


Reps-Baker won its second Rugby Club League title, running away with first place having clinched it two games prior to the close of the season. The surprise of the inaugural Finnmakt National Trophy, the Thugs, held on to second with a final-day victory over Sparrey, knocking them down to fourth. The second TRCL season proved to show much less parity; whereas the top and bottom had previously been within four wins of each other, there was a full ten-game margin between first and eighth this season. The Bloodhounds and RFC were so atrocious - RFC has yet to qualify for an FNT - that there is no doubt they deserve to be left out of the postseason proceedings. The domination of world number five Reps-Baker, which made it to the quarterfinals of the first international Barsteeg Championship and is assured of a return, is a sign that they should contend to sweep the year with another Trophy.

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Finnmakt National Trophy

First Round
Sherwood RFC 18–7 Urbanis
Sparrey Speed 8–3 Bartewick Dockers

Semifinals
Reps-Baker 17–0 Sparrey Speed
TF Thugs 24–17 Sherwood RFC

Final
Reps-Baker 20–0 TF Thugs

No upsets all tournament, and very few close games to boot. The only surprise comes in the form of Reps-Baker's epic rawrcrush in the final over the Thugs: setting the record for second-most points scored in the FNT (the Thugs hold the record twice) while dismantling one of the league's most prolific offenses. This season might as well have been a tuneup for Reps-Baker, hoping to advance even deeper in the upcoming Barsteeg.



Barsteeg Championship ~ Reps-Baker, TF Thugs, Sherwood RFC, Sparrey Speed

Max Skill = original + 7.6
Team Skill = original + (number of points in last season / 10) + (1 if league champions) + (0.5 for every FNT win) - (0.25 for every FNT loss) - (0.5 if not qualified for FNT)
Update max skill and team skill after TRCL, another update before next TRCL (only include FNT rank points).
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Citiz Football Administration ~~ Season 4 Full Report


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King's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 TFC Lannymore 28 16 6 6 58 44 +14 54 Champions
2 Athens Town 28 16 4 8 48 20 +28 52
3 Sherwood FC 28 13 7 8 32 23 +9 46
4 North Woodlands 28 13 6 9 41 31 +10 45
5 Fox Zero 28 13 6 9 54 38 +16 45
6 Chastings Heights 28 12 8 8 32 24 +8 44
7 Merrilin FC 28 10 8 10 35 34 +1 38
8 Briarmore FC 28 11 4 13 35 35 +0 37
9 FC Sandside 28 11 3 14 46 51 -5 36
10 East Kent Professional 28 10 5 13 34 47 -13 35
11 FC Salutin 28 10 4 14 33 51 -18 34
12 High Groth Athletic 28 10 3 15 27 37 -10 33
13 Desert Rampage 28 8 8 12 43 53 -10 32
14 Eastern Chase 28 9 3 16 29 42 -13 30 Relegated
15 Winding Street 28 9 3 16 21 38 -17 30 Relegated


Top 15 Goalscorers
1. Oswald Hastings Civil Citizenry - Lannymore - 18
2. Miller Royce Civil Citizenry - Sandside - 17
3. Jessica Behnke Cassadaigua - Lannymore - 16
3. Parker Pollock Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights - 16
5. Kylek Ale'ack Andossa Se Mitrin Vega - Lannymore - 15
5. Matty Bloodworth Sorthern Northland - Athens Town - 15
5. Jackson Cedric Civil Citizenry - Fox Zero - 15
8. Paul Carlisle Krytenia - East Kent - 14
9. Jorge Augusto Cedres Cafundéu - Fox Zero - 13
9. Rawdon Waldo Civil Citizenry - Sherwood - 13
11. Fernando Agostini Starblaydia - Fox Zero - 12
11. Julien Oliseh Pays de Horreur - Sandside - 12
11. Abel Scarloff Cosumar - Fox Zero - 12
14. Frédéric Bilodeau Nova Cambria - Athens Town - 11
14. C.R. Cangelosi Southern Cynocephali - Eastern Chase - 11

Player of the Year
1. Oswald Hastings Civil Citizenry - Lannymore
2. Joshua Scoville Civil Citizenry - High Groth
3. Jessica Behnke Cassadaigua - Lannymore
4. Miller Royce Civil Citizenry - Sandside
5. Mark Allenby Qazox - Salutin

Offensive Player of the Year
1. Parker Pollock Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights
2. Miller Royce Civil Citizenry - Sandside
3. Jessica Behnke Cassadaigua - Lannymore
4. Jackson Cedric Civil Citizenry - Fox Zero
5. Kylek Ale'ack Andossa Se Mitrin Vega - Lannymore

Defensive Player of the Year
1. Joshua Scoville Civil Citizenry - High Groth
2. Mark Allenby Qazox - Salutin
3. Raymond Montgomery Civil Citizenry - Sherwood
4. Burkett Barclay Civil Citizenry - Athens Town
5. Eva Glemnitz The Babbage Islands - Athens Town

Goalie of the Year
1. Gerard Diamond Civil Citizenry - Merrilin FC
2. Ian Matthews Princess Béatrice Island - Athens Town
3. Palmer Newman Civil Citizenry - North Woodlands
4. Kelly Waverly Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights
5. Tim Hedjuk Mangolana - Sherwood

International Player of the Year
1. Mark Allenby Qazox - Salutin
2. Jessica Behnke Cassadaigua - Lannymore
3. Matty Bloodworth Sorthern Northland - Athens Town
4. Ian Matthews Princess Béatrice Island - Athens Town
5. Kylek Ale'ack Andossa Se Mitrin Vega - Lannymore

Youth Award (for players 22 and younger)
1. Jan Sedlak Mytannion - Merrilin
2. Dawson Pollard-Beck Civil Citizenry - Salutin
3. Brent Felton-Brewster Civil Citizenry - Merrilin
4. Ockie Oosthuizen Rhodesiah - Salutin
5. Rolando Madison Churchma - Briarmore



RadioStarOne Lord’s League

Lord's League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 FC of Groundery 28 14 6 8 33 18 +15 48 Champions, Promoted
2 Hill Lane 28 14 5 9 32 24 +8 47 Promoted
3 Forest of the West 28 13 6 9 34 25 +9 45
4 Central Street 28 13 6 9 34 26 +8 45
5 Morelanny 28 11 8 9 31 31 +0 41
6 Baker Fief 28 10 11 7 28 19 +9 41
7 FC Edge Road 28 12 4 12 31 24 +7 40
8 FC Newday 28 10 7 11 24 33 -9 37
9 Tasterson FC Minor 28 10 7 11 27 28 -1 37
10 Westerly Ill 28 10 6 12 25 29 -4 36
11 Tasterson Road 28 9 9 10 27 29 -2 36
12 Windmill 28 9 9 10 23 28 -5 36
13 Old Track Merrilin 28 9 7 12 22 25 -3 34
14 Field Central 28 9 6 13 27 39 -12 33 Relegated
15 Gympyrore FC 28 6 5 17 19 39 -20 23 Relegated




VictoryTrading.cvc League A1

League A1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Chase Citiz 28 15 5 8 39 29 +10 50 Champions, Promoted
2 FC Cygning 28 12 10 6 31 23 +8 46 Promoted
3 FC Dark Alley 28 13 7 8 40 32 +8 46
4 Kent Club 28 13 7 8 41 33 +8 46
5 The Flatlands 28 10 10 8 34 32 +2 40
6 Real Groundery FC 28 10 9 9 42 41 +1 39
7 Seashore Coast FC 28 11 6 11 34 30 +4 39
8 Hospice FT 28 11 5 12 28 32 -4 38
9 FC Old Taylor Pond 28 10 8 10 32 27 +5 38
10 Club Team Spice 28 10 6 12 32 41 -9 36
11 Alley FC 28 8 12 8 32 30 +2 36
12 Market Lane 28 10 5 13 30 30 +0 35
13 Blank Forest 28 10 5 13 24 31 -7 35
14 Du Hill 28 8 9 11 32 38 -6 33 Relegated
15 True Edge FC 28 3 8 17 15 37 -22 17 Relegated




Bartewick Financial League A2

League A2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Morning Garden 28 16 5 7 37 21 +16 53 Champions, Promoted
2 Ye Old Mill 28 13 11 4 32 20 +12 50 Promoted
3 City on High 28 12 9 7 30 30 +0 45
4 Athens Secondary 28 12 9 7 34 24 +10 45
5 The Berg 28 12 9 7 44 34 +10 45
6 Northern Groves 28 13 5 10 34 25 +9 44
7 FC Suburban 28 10 10 8 33 35 -2 40
8 Chastings Free 28 10 10 8 35 25 +10 40
9 Market Minor 28 11 5 12 37 42 -5 38
10 Continental Zero 28 9 8 11 20 30 -10 35
11 Normere-on-Modraine 28 9 7 12 31 34 -3 34
12 Bartehithe FC 28 9 3 16 30 37 -7 30
13 FC Fief 28 6 9 13 25 35 -10 27
14 Down at the Wharf 28 6 6 16 18 35 -17 24 Relegated
15 Bonnie Briar 28 4 10 14 23 36 -13 22 Relegated




Bank of the Southwest League B1

League B1 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Hashershan FC 38 22 6 10 53 31 +22 72 Champions, Promoted
2 Tinydon Athletic 38 20 9 9 51 32 +19 69 Promoted
3 Prince Athletic 38 18 9 11 56 41 +15 63
4 FC Kyle of the Isle 38 18 9 11 47 32 +15 63
5 The Wick 38 17 10 11 55 41 +14 61
6 Taylor Mem 38 17 7 14 42 38 +4 58
7 Border Club 38 13 13 12 37 40 -3 52
8 Saxby Road 38 13 12 13 43 42 +1 51
9 Midean FC 38 15 6 17 35 36 -1 51
10 Axclub 38 15 6 17 39 44 -5 51
11 Far East Chase 38 13 12 13 62 60 +2 51
12 LG Champions 38 14 8 16 37 48 -11 50
13 Wind Athletic 38 14 5 19 49 55 -6 47
14 FC Sorting 38 10 16 12 40 46 -6 46 Relegated
15 Grand Hythe 38 12 9 17 39 45 -6 45 Relegated
16 Lesser Briar FC 38 11 12 15 33 36 -3 45 Relegated
17 West Victorport 38 11 12 15 44 52 -8 45 Relegated
18 Club Ogasa 38 12 8 18 34 47 -13 44 Relegated
19 New Athens 38 11 10 17 38 54 -16 43 Relegated
20 Safe Soccer 38 8 13 17 40 54 -14 37 Relegated




OnlineFootyBet League B2

League B2 Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Citiz Dream Football 28 14 6 8 39 27 +12 48 Champions, Promoted
2 Southwest Royal 28 12 10 6 39 31 +8 46 Promoted
3 Brewsby 28 13 6 9 42 31 +11 45
4 LG Secondary 28 11 11 6 34 27 +7 44
5 FC Magna Whel 28 12 6 10 31 27 +4 42
6 Athletics Parva 28 12 5 11 30 30 +0 41
7 Capital Secondary 28 11 8 9 35 34 +1 41
8 Sutizworth 28 11 7 10 43 36 +7 40
9 Comesby Association 28 10 7 11 25 27 -2 37 Relegated
10 Toft Castle 28 9 7 12 34 38 -4 34 Relegated
11 Mates of Citi FC 28 9 7 12 26 45 -19 34 Relegated
12 Stackerson Zavs 28 10 3 15 27 32 -5 33 Relegated
13 Trepressman South 28 9 6 13 29 38 -9 33 Relegated
14 Ijarakalamayheru 28 7 9 12 27 36 -9 30 Relegated
15 Toft FC 28 7 8 13 30 32 -2 29 Relegated




Locale Preliminary League

Preliminary League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Athens Locale 28 15 6 7 38 22 +16 51 Champions, Promoted
2 FC Fantastiqué 28 11 11 6 41 31 +10 44 Promoted
3 Kingsmen FC 28 12 8 8 42 32 +10 44
4 C.W.B.C. 28 11 11 6 42 32 +10 44
5 Lime Briar 28 11 8 9 38 34 +4 41
6 FC Road to Glory 28 10 9 9 31 27 +4 39
7 The Jesuit Group Athletic 28 11 6 11 26 32 -6 39
8 Sam Sell FC 28 10 9 9 40 32 +8 39
9 FC North Briar 28 8 12 8 33 34 -1 36
10 BP Minor 28 10 5 13 32 40 -8 35
11 FC Groupies 28 9 8 11 27 29 -2 35 Relegated
12 Old Flag 28 10 3 15 31 43 -12 33 Relegated
13 Wizard Town 28 9 5 14 28 44 -16 32 Relegated
14 Bartewick Pumas 28 7 9 12 21 27 -6 30 Relegated
15 FC Market Village 28 7 8 13 26 37 -11 29 Relegated
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Citiz Basketball Administration ~~ Season 1 Results


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ChocoMilk National Professional Basketball

North Division           Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD

1 Trewich Urbanites 69 42 27 5459 5119 +340 Division Champions
2 Topher Feds 69 41 28 5016 5001 +15 Qualified
3 Skyanter Blazers 69 38 31 5310 5153 +157 Wildcard
4 Bartewick Morks 69 31 38 5102 5165 −63
5 Baker Gunners 69 30 39 5173 5290 −117
6 Bartewick Cougars 69 28 41 5118 5218 −100

East Division            Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD

1 Briarshaw Squirrels 69 45 24 5316 5123 +193 Division Champions
2 Sparrey Miners 69 40 29 5292 5234 +58 Qualified
3 Portsdan Panthers 69 34 35 5075 5108 −33
4 Eastern Chase Storm 69 33 36 5239 5313 −74
5 Eastern Chase Hawks 69 31 38 5167 5171 −4
6 Briarshaw Pols 69 28 41 4977 5183 −206

West Division            Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD

1 Comesby Arches 69 37 32 5296 5213 +83 Division Champions
2 Portsdan Hounds 69 35 34 5172 5172 0 Qualified
3 Western Chase Unity 69 33 36 5165 5116 +49
4 Westwold Counties 69 31 38 4883 4989 −106
5 Sherwood Meres 69 29 40 5039 5232 −193
6 Suthwarmoss Greenhats 69 27 42 5085 5236 −151

South Division           Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD

1 Kent Bricks 69 38 31 5334 5355 −21 Division Champions
2 Janwick Tigers 69 38 31 5372 5310 +62 Qualified
3 Vendrall Lightning 69 36 33 5242 5155 +87 Wildcard
4 Athenstoft Pioneers 69 36 33 5336 5190 +146
5 Janwick Seekays 69 35 34 5139 5174 −35
6 Merrilin Nets 69 32 37 5293 5380 −87

Most Points: Acton Ford (Squirrels) - 23.6 ppg
Most Assists: Otis Farrar (Urbanites) - 9.6 apg
Most Rebounds: Alder Hayes (Tigers) - 12.1 rpg
Player of the Year: Alder Hayes (Tigers) - 20.8 ppg, 12.1 rpg, 1.2 apg, 2.5 bpg


As you might expect, the first season of professional basketball did not produce any immediate potential for dominance or dynasties. The Squirrels - decidedly one of the stranger professional sports nicknames - and the Urbanites, however, have created an interesting debate over the top team of the regular season. Trewich was much more convincing in its wins, running up the most points of any team by nearly one hundred points; but they benefited from a below-average division. Meanwhile, the Squirrels faced greater parity and was able to win a few games more, though by smaller margins.

Casual fans found day-to-day excitement from the race for the South Division title. It came down to the second-to-last day, when the Bricks defeated the Tigers to even their records. That completed a three-game season sweep for Kent, and helped keep them at the top of the division. It is interesting, however, that the Bricks let up the most points in the league - maybe foreshadowing some problems to come in the postseason. At the same time, the Pioneers and Lightning battled for a wildcard slot. Vendrall clinched it on the second-to-last day as well in a convincing sixteen-point victory. The entire South Division, which didn't seem to provide the most quality ball on paper, was very close and captured the attention of the national basketball community.

The six million residents of rural Civil Citizenry (Westermere, Westwold, and Suthwarmoss) were pleased to find they were awarded four NPB franchises. They weren't so excited when they saw all four of them finish at the bottom of the West Division, behind two squads representing urbanized cities. Whereas the CBA sought to fairly represent all corners of the country, it has only served to highlight the divide between the agricultural, rural west/southeast and everyone else. You can bet there will be some unsettlement from the league if those squads cannot find any success over the coming seasons.

No surprise that Alder Hayes took the top individual award. He is an all-around power forward who never seems to complain and has a good seven or so years before he might contemplate retirement. Elsewhere in the league, though, the young guns of a new generation flourished. Acton Ford, fresh out of Coastal Citiz, lit up the nation with a smooth three-point shot that netted him nearly 24 points a game. It is fair to say that the dynamic duo of Ford and Chilton Kody-Filmore were the real catalysts behind the Squirrels' East Division title. For Otis Farrar, it was his teammates that put the ball through the hoop, but the 24-year-old earned the attention of fans witnessing the league's best offense, for dishing out nearly double-digit assists every time out on the floor. He has been a productive substitute for Leighland Whitcomb in the ongoing International Basketball Championships, and at his pace he'll certainly assure himself the starting point guard position next edition.

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NPB Bartewick Financial Henderson Trophy

First Round
Game One
Portsdan Hounds 78–78 Skyanter Blazers (86–88 OT) -- Blazers lead 1-0
Janwick Tigers 80–89 Vendrall Lightning -- Lightning lead 1-0

Game Two
Portsdan Hounds 81–92 Skyanter Blazers -- Blazers lead 2-0
Janwick Tigers 75–66 Vendrall Lightning -- tied 1-1

Game Three
Skyanter Blazers 73–79 Portsdan Hounds -- Blazers lead 2-1
Vendrall Lightning 92–82 Janwick Tigers -- Lightning lead 2-1

Game Four
Skyanter Blazers 95–95 Portsdan Hounds (109–114 OT) -- tied 2-2
Vendrall Lightning 70–58 Janwick Tigers -- Lightning win 3-1

Game Five
Portsdan Hounds 89–84 Skyanter Blazers -- Hounds win 3-2

Quite the downfall for the Blazers. Slipping to third place in the ultra-competitive North Division, they won two road games against Portsdan and returned to Skyanter with the series firmly in hand. But after letting the Hounds pull away in Game Three, the Blazers let a couple opportunities slip in dropping an epic overtime game. Then the defense let the Blazers, which were actually favored to win the series, down in the rubber match to allow Portsdan to advanced. They sure scraped by, though, and it's hard to envision them moving forward much. The highly popular Tigers were surprised by the Lightning in four games, rounding out a difficult inaugural season for the Tigers.

Second Round
Game One
Briarshaw Squirrels 84–66 Portsdan Hounds -- Squirrels lead 1-0
Trewich Urbanites 72–67 Vendrall Lightning -- Urbanites lead 1-0
Kent Bricks 72–59 Sparrey Miners -- Bricks lead 1-0
Comesby Arches 66–93 Topher Feds -- Feds lead 1-0

Game Two
Briarshaw Squirrels 64–67 Portsdan Hounds -- tied 1-1
Trewich Urbanites 71–64 Vendrall Lightning -- Urbanites lead 2-0
Kent Bricks 81–82 Sparrey Miners -- tied 1-1
Comesby Arches 80–114 Topher Feds -- Feds lead 2-0

Game Three
Portsdan Hounds 74–72 Briarshaw Squirrels -- Hounds lead 2-1
Vendrall Lightning 80–97 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites lead 3-0
Sparrey Miners 77–80 Kent Bricks -- Bricks lead 2-1
Topher Feds 95–74 Comesby Arches -- Feds lead 3-0

Game Four
Portsdan Hounds 87–64 Briarshaw Squirrels -- Hounds lead 3-1
Vendrall Lightning 83–78 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites lead 3-1
Sparrey Miners 79–99 Kent Bricks -- Bricks lead 3-1
Topher Feds 74–63 Comesby Arches -- Feds win 4-0

Game Five
Portsdan Hounds 78–85 Briarshaw Squirrels -- Hounds lead 3-2
Vendrall Lightning 59–79 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites win 4-1
Sparrey Miners 70–84 Kent Bricks -- Bricks win 4-1

Game Six
Briarshaw Squirrels 81–80 Portsdan Hounds -- tied 3-3

Game Seven
Briarshaw Squirrels 88–79 Portsdan Hounds -- Squirrels 4-3

Remember when we said Portsdan had little hope of advancing past the first round? We were sure eating our words when they won three straight games to take a 3-1 series lead. Then it was pure lack of self-confidence that caused them to lose the series in seven. The Squirrels were not on their regular-season form, and while the Hounds should have taken advantage - well, they didn't. They'll certainly be looking back on those final few games (especially Game Six, a real heartbreaker) with regret during the offseason. The short-term story, though, was Topher's offensive explosion. The second-worst offense during the regular season lit up Comesby's atrocious defense for over three hundred points in the first three games as they swept the West Division champions. This sets up an intriguing semifinal matchup: the red-hot Feds against the demoralized Squirrels.

Semifinal Round
Game One
Briarshaw Squirrels 71–84 Topher Feds -- Feds lead 1-0
Trewich Urbanites 102–84 Kent Bricks -- Urbanites lead 1-0

Game Two
Briarshaw Squirrels 84–64 Topher Feds -- tied 1-1
Trewich Urbanites 59–74 Kent Bricks -- tied 1-1

Game Three
Topher Feds 103–83 Briarshaw Squirrels -- Feds lead 2-1
Kent Bricks 83–91 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites lead 2-1

Game Four
Topher Feds 92–79 Briarshaw Squirrels -- Feds lead 3-1
Kent Bricks 85–70 Trewich Urbanites -- tied 2-2

Game Five
Topher Feds 72–80 Briarshaw Squirrels -- Feds lead 3-2
Kent Bricks 95–67 Trewich Urbanites -- Bricks lead 3-2

Game Six
Briarshaw Squirrels 63–74 Topher Feds -- Feds win 4-2
Trewich Urbanites 72–62 Kent Bricks -- tied 3-3

Game Seven
Trewich Urbanites 77–79 Kent Bricks -- Bricks win 4-3

Let's be fair to the Feds: they should have been the third seed in the playoffs in the first place. Forty-one regular season wins is no fluke. They were certainly out to prove it, holding the Squirrels to just seventy-one points at home to start the series. They found themselves in the same position a game later, but in returning home rediscovered the form that let them sweep Comesby. Nearly two hundred points in two games gave Topher a nearly insurmountable 3-1 lead, and even when the Squirrels won Game Five to bring back memories of their comeback from a 3-1 deficit a round prior, the general consensus was that the Feds would hold on. And they did. The Feds have a city captivated, with the entire population hoping they can pull off an astounding hockey-basketball double championship this year. They'll have to pass the Bricks, a pesky squad that needed a three-pointer with 1.2 seconds left in Game Seven to advance to the finals, to do so.

Final Round
Game One
Kent Bricks 84–70 Topher Feds -- Bricks lead 1-0

Game Two
Kent Bricks 77–68 Topher Feds -- Bricks lead 2-0

Game Three
Topher Feds 69–83 Kent Bricks -- Bricks lead 3-0

Game Four
Topher Feds 73–89 Kent Bricks -- Bricks win 4-0

The Feds could not have been more ready to take center stage in the basketball community. But it will be many years before a reasonable explanation can be found for the Bricks' four-game sweep to claim the first Henderson Trophy. The second-worst defense of the NPB kept the best offense of the HT to no more than 73 points a game. Truly remarkable. For a city that has often existed in Janwick's shadow, this championship has great impact; and with the hockey team also having a successful season, things are looking up for the small urban population of Kent.
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 5 Preview

Key: orange indicates international player; black indicates Citiz player

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ChocoMilk King's League Team-by-Team Preview

Athens Town
Location: Athenstoft
Stadium: Red Circle Arena (82,500)
Nickname: The Old Boys
Manager: Manning Pelham (70-17-25)
Captain: Eva Glemnitz
Lineup: Matthews; Osbourne, Barclay, Glemnitz, Elsworth; Freeman, Casento, Bilodeau; Mettis, Bloodworth, Xavier
Last Season: 2nd in the King’s League
Moves: None.

Briarmore FC
Location: Briarshaw
Stadium: Doman Field (43,000)
Nickname: The Bonnies
Manager: Henderson Gardner (52-25-35)
Captain: Lee Sharp
Lineup: Pounchtal; Holmes, Stanislaw, Clifford, Kemp; Quinn, Madison, Hernandez, Mitchell; Sharp, Putnam-Dubric
Last Season: 8th in the King’s League
Moves: Buckleigh-Heathcliff retired; Clifford purchased. Alexio sold to Chastings Heights; Putnam-Dubric purchased.

Chastings Heights
Location: Bartewick
Stadium: Highland Field (26,400)
Nicknames: The Locals, The Barts
Manager: Templeton Dudleigh (31-19-34)
Captain: Guildford Brigham-Hamilton
Lineup: Lander; Upton, Atterbarry, Haslett, Brigham-Hamilton; Pollock, Guerrón, Prescott, Livingston; Shipton, Alexio
Last Season: 6th in the King’s League
Moves: Waverly sold to Hill Lane; Lander purchased from Tout-Puissant Outremont. Thorne retired; Haslett purchased. Damek sold to Hill Lane; Alexio purchased from Briarmore.

Desert Rampage
Location: Kyle of the Isle
Stadium: Goosegear Stadium (16,825)
Nickname: The Beathies
Manager: Prescott Welbourne (44-24-42)
Captain: Markham Hammond
Lineup: Prakusya; Hammond, Frazier, Foster, Addison; Hilton, Armstrong, Troschi, Goldwin; Kent, Dudleigh
Last Season: 13th in the King’s League
Moves: Mills sold to Merrilin; Hilton purchased.

East Kent Professional
Location: Kent
Stadium: KheapKopier Stadium (22,000)
Nickname: The Poppies
Manager: Nelson Hartford (0-0-0)
Captain: Vine Hewitt
Lineup: Szezlak; Lozano, Squire, Morse, Phelps-Newton; Yates, Hunter Sherman, Shelleigh, Hewitt; Csekov, Carlisle
Last Season: 10th in the King’s League
Moves: Dixon retired; Morse purchased. Ichtyelkov sold to Hill Lane; Yates purchased from Catherina FC. Pédrinho retired; Shelleigh purchased.

FC of Groundery
Location: Skyanter
Stadium: North Mill Road (12,105)
Nicknames: The Tellies, The Infantry
Manager: Fleming Beresford (14-6-8)
Captain: Tucker Chance
Lineup: Storm; Patton, Gomer-Audleigh, Nye, Sutton-Braxton; Chance, Turner, Woodville, Bishop; Kester, Radcliffe
Last Season: 1st in the Lord’s League
Moves: Patton purchased from Eastern Chase. Sutton-Braxton purchased from Edge Road. Chance purchased from Merrilin. Radcliffe purchased from High Groth.

FC Salutin
Location: Salutin
Stadium: Salutin City Arena (26,300)
Nicknames: The Poor Men, The Empty Pockets
Manager: Rex Conway (38-25-49)
Captain: Baxter Wright
Lineup: Carroll; Crandall, Kingman, Allenby, Everton; Wright, Johnston, Pollard-Beck, van der Ryst; Oosthuizen, Newhall
Last Season: 11th in the King’s League
Moves: None.

FC Sandside
Location: Kyle of the Isle
Stadium: Coastal Citiz Stadium (37,000)
Nickname: The Golden Kylies
Manager: Burchard Dryden (0-0-0)
Captain: Miller Royce
Lineup: Thibault; Fabio, Aiken, Kirby, Barnett; Carter, Galuba, Sinclair, Blackburn; Royce, Oliseh
Last Season: 9th in the King’s League
Moves: Delgado sold to Hill Lane; Aiken purchased.

Fox Zero
Location: Comesby
Stadium: The Barn (58,100)
Nickname: The Cows
Manager: Madison Garroway (49-26-37)
Captain: Jackson Cedric
Lineup: Freeman; Pettersen, Lictenstain, Blackburn, Lundström; Agostini, Lawford, Davis, Scarloff; Cedric, Cedres
Last Season: 5th in the King’s League
Moves: Tate retired; Freeman purchased.

High Groth Athletic
Location: Portsdan
Stadium: Portsdan Municipal Field (13,000)
Nickname: The City Rats
Manager: Irwin Clay (38-26-48)
Captain: Albert Wentworth
Lineup: Holes; Scoville, Ragnarsson, Washington, Stoddard; Hargrove, Phillips, Claybourne, Hamilton; Wentworth, Dell
Last Season: 12th in the King’s League
Moves: Garroway sold to North Woodlands; Stoddard purchased. Thorne retired; Claybourne purchased. Radcliffe sold to Groundery; Dell purchased.

Hill Lane
Location: Bartewick
Stadium: Bay Forest Stadium (29,000)
Manager: Slade Collier (41-34-37)
Captain: Sasha Krause
Lineup: Waverly; Pollock, Delgado, Stanford-Wallace, Ordway; Ichtyelkov, Krause, Gifford, Burbank; York, Damek
Moves: Waverly purchased from Chastings Heights. Pollock purchased from Fox Zero. Delgado purchased from Sandside. Stanford-Wallace purchased from North Woodlands. Ichtyelkov purchased from East Kent. Krause purchased from Cosmopolitan. Damek purchased from Chastings Heights.

Merrilin FC
Location: Merrilin
Stadium: Smacky Snack Arena (20,850)
Nicknames: The Pups, The Tigers
Manager: Lester Blackburn (40-34-38)
Captain: Derby Saxon
Lineup: Diamond; Kendrick, Stackwell, Ormond, Saxon; Mills, Sedlak, Camelot, Keaton; Nordin, Felton-Brewster
Last Season: 7th in the King’s League
Moves: Chance sold to Groundery; Mills purchased from Desert Rampage. Dyer sold to Hill Lane; Nordin purchased from Eastern Chase.

North Woodlands
Location: Bartewick
Stadium: Bay Forest Stadium (29,000)
Nicknames: The Lumberjacks, The Subbers
Manager: Norman Kerrick (34-20-30)
Captain: Palmer Newman
Lineup: Newman; Westbrook, Carleton, Garroway, Jefferson; Parker-Stockleigh, Wilson, Golding, Cangelosi; Huntleigh, Houston
Last Season: 4th in the King’s League
Moves: Stanford-Wallace sold to Hill Lane; Garroway purchased from High Groth. Ripleigh retired; Cangelosi purchased from Eastern Chase.

Sherwood FC
Location: Sherwood
Stadium: DebitDown Center (15,750)
Nickname: The Ports
Manager: Tomlin Whitelaw (25-19-12)
Captain: Cliff Fowler
Lineup: Hedjuk; Marveau-Kahn, Wainwright, Montgomery, Piqué; Henderson, Buck-Woodward, Gomez, Freeman; Waldo, Fowler
Last Season: 3rd in the King’s League
Moves: Pettersen sold to Fox Zero; Marveau-Kahn purchased from East Franz Athletic. Knox retired; Piqué purchased from Tinúviel FC.

TFC Lannymore
Location: Eastern Chase
Stadium: Internacionála Stadium (31,025)
Nicknames: The Lannies, The Plebeians
Manager: Fernleigh Whitcomb (53-20-39)
Captain: Oswald Hastings
Lineup: Larraza; Akaregi, Franklin, Mitchell, Worth; Dryden, Hastings, Ale'ack, Magyar; Farrell, Behnke
Last Season: 1st in the King’s League
Moves: None.

Predicted King's League Standings

1. Lannymore
2. Sherwood
3. Fox Zero
4. Chastings Heights
5. Athens Town
6. East Kent
7. High Groth
8. Merrilin
9. Briarmore
10. Sandside
11. Salutin
12. North Woodlands
13. FC of Groundery
14. Hill Lane
15. Desert Rampage
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 5, First Third


Dukes' Crown Entry Round
Wizard Town 2–1 Goose Archaic
Lime Briar 2–3 Comesby Association
Toft Castle 2–1 BP Minor
Sons of Richardson 2–3 Trepressman South
Ijarakalamayheru 1–2 Cribbidy
Janwick FC 2–1 Suthwarmoss Countinental
FC Road to Glory 2–0 FC North Briar
Toft FC 2–0 Skyanter FC
Bullies Port 0–1 The Brantamen
Old Flag 3–0 Sam Sell FC
Gordon Road 4–4 C.W.B.C.
Bartewick Pumas 2–1 Athens Knights
Stackerson Zavs 6–3 Kingsmen FC
FC Market Village 1–2 The Jesuit Group Athletic
Mates of Citi FC 3–2 FC Groupies


King's League Week One
Briarmore FC 1–0 TFC Lannymore
Chastings Heights 0–0 Sherwood FC
Desert Rampage 2–2 North Woodlands
East Kent Professional 2–3 Merrilin FC
FC Salutin 0–1 Hill Lane
FC Sandside 1–1 High Groth Athletic
FC of Groundery 4–3 Fox Zero
A seven-score goalfest in Groundery's auspicious King's League debut, as well as Jackson Cedric's hat trick, might have captured the attention of quite a few fans. But fans were dumbfounded by two of the strongest offenses of the league painstakingly duking it out, leading to defending champs Lannymore's upset at the hands of Briarmore. The debutante of the week, though, was Groundery. Two goals from Avery Radcliffe helped the Tellies overcome Cedric's hat trick and a magnificent thirty-yard curler from Abel Scarloff. Remy Yates received a warm welcome home from KheapKopier fans, though he went scoreless in a 3-2 loss to young, flashy Merrilin. Also making his King's League return was Yardleigh-Heath Lander, the aging goalie who moved from Cotdelapoms to rapidly-improving Chastings Heights. In an electric, fiery game, the two best defenses dueled to a scoreless tie.

Player of the Week: Jackson Cedric, Fox Zero

Dukes' Crown Entry Round Replay
Gordon Road 1–0 C.W.B.C.


King's League Week Two
High Groth Athletic 2–1 FC of Groundery
Hill Lane 4–3 FC Sandside
Merrilin FC 2–1 FC Salutin
North Woodlands 3–2 East Kent Professional
Sherwood FC 1–1 Desert Rampage
TFC Lannymore 1–4 Chastings Heights
Athens Town 4–2 Briarmore FC
Ha. Ha. What?! Lannymore, featuring three of last season's top five goalscorers, mustered one goal off of Yardleigh-Heath Lander, while reliable Yeremi Larraza let up two goals to Parker Pollock in a home rout. The newbies from Hill Lane improved to 2-0, as the dynamic international pair of Sasha Krause and Stanley Ichtyelkov exploited the Golden Kylies' weak defense. Athens Town's first appearance on the pitch made mincemeat of Briarmore, though questions were raised over Ian Matthews' poor performance. The Poppies suffered another close defeat, this time to North Woodlands and its new star, C.R. Cangelosi. The youthful lineup of Merrilin continued to impress; Luka Nordin, the youngest goalscorer in league history, dropped home his first goal of the year, while Brent Felton-Brewster's roundhouse kick for a tally topped off a superbly-played match.

Player of the Week: Yardleigh-Heath Lander, Chastings Heights


King's League Week Three
Chastings Heights 0–2 Athens Town
Desert Rampage 2–1 TFC Lannymore
East Kent Professional 0–2 Sherwood FC
FC Salutin 3–5 North Woodlands
FC Sandside 0–5 Merrilin FC
FC of Groundery 3–1 Hill Lane
Fox Zero 3–3 High Groth Athletic
Just when the sky seemed to be the limit for Yardleigh-Heath Lander and Chastings Heights, the Locals played poorly in a home loss to surging Athens Town. Even worse, though, was Lannymore's loss to the detestable Beathies. Predicted to be last in the league, Desert Rampage made the fans at Goosegear go wild with joy when Wilford Dudleigh lobbed the ball over Yeremi Larraza for the game-winner. The bottom seems to be dropping out for Fernleigh Whitcomb's boys. Merrilin stunned Sandside in a merry five-goal carnival; prodigy Carsewell Mills put together a hat trick thanks to an 89th-minute goal. Though North Woodlands' defense left Palmer Newman out to dry, even defender Irving Jefferson chipped into the Lumberjacks' timber haul. Once again, Fox Zero's back line let the team down, despite three goals.

Player of the Week: Carsewell Mills, Merrilin


Dukes' Crown National First Round
Trepressman South 1–0 Grand Hythe
The Brantamen 0–1 Gordon Road
FC Road to Glory 0–1 Club Ogasa
Capital Secondary 1–2 Mates of Citi FC
Stackerson Zavs 0–1 Bartewick Pumas
Comesby Association 0–0 West Victorport
FC Sorting 1–2 Safe Soccer
Cribbidy 1–0 LG Secondary
New Athens 0–0 The Jesuit Group Athletic
Old Flag 2–2 Sutizworth
Brewsby 1–3 Janwick FC
Athletics Parva 0–1 Wizard Town
Athens Locale 3–3 FC Fantastiqué
Lesser Briar FC 2–1 Toft FC
FC Magna Whel 2–2 Toft Castle



King's League Week Four
Hill Lane 0–3 Fox Zero
Merrilin FC 1–0 FC of Groundery
North Woodlands 4–2 FC Sandside
Sherwood FC 0–1 FC Salutin
TFC Lannymore 4–0 East Kent Professional
Athens Town 2–3 Desert Rampage
Briarmore FC 1–0 Chastings Heights
Recovering from three consecutive losses, especially at the outset of the season, is challenging. Winning by four goals made it look easy for Lannymore, which returned to old form versus East Kent. Fox Zero also found a collective hot foot, boosted by Cedres's two tallies. The giant-slayers from Kyle shocked the six dozen fans that flocked to Red Circle Arena; an injury-time goal from Simon Xavier was not enough for Athens Town to recover from a poor defeat at the hands of the Beathies. Desert Rampage's stock has shot up among even casual fans who are searching for an underdog to root for this season. North Woodlands had yet another high-scoring game, this a 4-2 win at Bay Forest. Goals galore for the Lumberjacks, no small thanks to C.R. Cangelosi, currently the league leader in goals, and the improving youngster Rex Parker-Stockleigh.

Player of the Week: Oswald Hastings, Lannymore


Dukes' Crown National First Round Replay
Comesby Association 3–2 West Victorport
New Athens 1–1 The Jesuit Group Athletic
Old Flag 1–1 Sutizworth
Athens Locale 0–1 FC Fantastiqué
FC Magna Whel 1–4 Toft Castle



King's League Week Five
Desert Rampage 2–3 Briarmore FC
East Kent Professional 3–4 Athens Town
FC Salutin 0–4 TFC Lannymore
FC Sandside 0–1 Sherwood FC
FC of Groundery 2–2 North Woodlands
Fox Zero 2–2 Merrilin FC
High Groth Athletic 0–0 Hill Lane
Another rout for Lannymore, this time off Jessica Behnke's astounding hat trick. It seemed like another day at the office for Desert Rampage, the wunderkind squad from the south that has shocked the two previous King's League champion already this year - until Lee Sharp and Rolando Madison put together three goals in the second half to come away with three points. Ian Matthews continued to struggle, but the Old Boys' electric offense was just enough to pull out a victory in Kent. In a matchup of experience and youth, Fox Zero and Merrilin battled to a high-scoring draw at the Barn, commanding a near-sellout crowd. Zachariah Wilson stepped up for North Woodlands's speedy offense, but struggling Palmer Newman allowed two goals to force a draw.

Player of the Week: Jessica Behnke, Lannymore


Dukes' Crown National First Round Second Replay
New Athens 3–2 The Jesuit Group Athletic
Old Flag 1–2 Sutizworth



King's League Week Six
Merrilin FC 0–1 High Groth Athletic
North Woodlands 2–2 Fox Zero
Sherwood FC 1–1 FC of Groundery
TFC Lannymore 2–4 FC Sandside
Athens Town 2–3 FC Salutin
Briarmore FC 1–2 East Kent Professional
Chastings Heights 3–1 Desert Rampage
It's hard to imagine the Old Boys and the Plebeians losing at home on the same day. But the southern squads of Sandside and Salutin went on the attack this week and conjured surprising victories. For Sandside, Miller Royce scored all of the team's four goals, displaying just how he is the nation's most prodigious striker. For Salutin, Dawson Pollard-Beck and the two Rhodesians highlighted a well-spread attack that took the defensive workload away from Eva Glemnitz and Burkett Barclay. Merrilin suffered its first loss of the season, at the hands of superb Joshua Scoville and the City Rats. In Bartewick, a game of prolific attacks ended in a draw; each team now has three, though North Woodlands is six points ahead in the standings. With the wins of Salutin and East Kent - the latter also scoring a major road victory - there are no winless teams left, and just two unbeaten squads in the league.

Player of the Week: Joshua Scoville, High Groth


Dukes' Crown National Second Round
LG Champions 1–1 Sutizworth
Saxby Road 1–1 Far East Chase
Taylor Mem 1–3 Toft Castle
The Wick 1–0 Safe Soccer
Lesser Briar FC 1–4 Bonnie Briar
Wizard Town 0–1 Axclub
Citiz Dream Football 3–2 Wind Athletic
Club Ogasa 2–0 Trepressman South
Janwick FC 0–4 Down at the Wharf
Prince Athletic 2–1 Comesby Association
Midean FC 1–3 FC Kyle of the Isle
Cribbidy 1–0 Bartewick Pumas
Mates of Citi FC 4–4 Gordon Road
FC Fantastiqué 0–1 New Athens
Border Club 2–4 Southwest Royal



King's League Week Seven
East Kent Professional 2–0 Chastings Heights
FC Salutin 2–0 Briarmore FC
FC Sandside 0–1 Athens Town
FC of Groundery 1–1 TFC Lannymore
Fox Zero 1–3 Sherwood FC
High Groth Athletic 0–1 North Woodlands
Hill Lane 2–4 Merrilin FC
Sherwood's impenetrable defense was somehow able to limit the Cows to a single goal at home, while exploding for three tallies, including one from thirty-five-year-old middie Rex Buck-Woodward. It's of no consolation to Fox Zero that the average age of the Ports' attack is a full thirty years. Just a week after erupting for four goals off of Yeremi Larraza, the Barclay/Glemnitz wall of Athens Town stymied Sandside in the Old Boys' win. Lannymore seemed to be on the same path - until Hale Franklin slipped in the eighty-sixth minute, opening a shot opportunity for Avery Radcliffe that was not denied. Two goals from Brent Felton-Brewster highlighted Merrilin's thrashing of Hill Lane. Not only did young, brash Ockie Oosthuizen challenge Lee Sharp in Salutin - he won. His fifty-ninth minute goal was not matched by Sharp or any other Bonnie, handing Salutin another upset win.

Player of the Week: Burkett Wainwright, Sherwood


Dukes' Crown National Second Round Replay
LG Champions 1–3 Sutizworth
Saxby Road 1–0 Far East Chase
Mates of Citi FC 0–1 Gordon Road



King's League Week Eight
North Woodlands 3–3 Hill Lane
Sherwood FC 1–0 High Groth Athletic
TFC Lannymore 1–4 Fox Zero
Athens Town 2–4 FC of Groundery
Briarmore FC 3–4 FC Sandside
Chastings Heights 2–0 FC Salutin
Desert Rampage 3–1 East Kent Professional
It's been quite an up-and-down season for Lannymore. Unable to discover the same domination it achieved last season, they may have hit rock bottom with a big loss at the Internacionála, dropping them to a measly thirteenth in the standings. Athens Town is having its struggles as well; Ian Matthews is not performing up to par, as proven by dropping four goals to a measly Infantry attack. Sandside recovered its multigoal form in a duel with Briarmore, no small help from Julian Oliseh. However, the Kylies' Cooper Kirby broke his femur and will be out for several months. With this being Merrilin's bye week, North Woodlands had an opportunity to claim first place, but another rough start from Palmer Newman ruined a strong performance from the Lumberjacks' forwards. Rawdon Waldo's early tally held up for a pleased Tomlin Whitelaw and his Sherwood team.

Player of the Week: Julian Oliseh, Sandside


King's League Week Nine
FC Salutin 4–3 Desert Rampage
FC Sandside 1–0 Chastings Heights
FC of Groundery 1–0 Briarmore FC
Fox Zero 6–3 Athens Town
High Groth Athletic 0–4 TFC Lannymore
Hill Lane 0–2 Sherwood FC
Merrilin FC 2–3 North Woodlands
The Cows set this season's record for most goals in a game - surprisingly, against the most successful team in Citiz history. Jackson Cedric and Abel Scarloff were positively unstoppable; The Barn was quaking with excitement in Fox Zero's rout. Back-to-back wins make Fox Zero the hottest team in the league. A showdown at the top of the standings between Merrilin and North Woodlands, though taking a back seat to the match at The Barn, was electrifying; Rex Parker-Stockleigh's seventy-eighth minute goal turned out to be the difference, vaulting the Lumberjacks into the top position. Elsewhere, Lannymore embarrassed host High Groth; Oswald Hastings and Kylek Ale'ack shared two goals each. Sherwood escalated itself into second via a solid victory over Hill Lane. A sloppy match ended in Salutin scraping by the Beathies, while Chastings Heights continued to fail to build on its hot start.

Player of the Week: Abel Scarloff, Lannymore


Dukes' Crown National Third Round
Down at the Wharf 0–1 Continental Zero
City on High 3–1 The Berg
Bartehithe FC 1–2 Axclub
Cribbidy 1–0 Hashershan FC
True Edge FC 0–1 FC Kyle of the Isle
Normere-on-Modraine 2–2 Southwest Royal
Northern Groves 3–0 Sutizworth
Club Ogasa 2–1 Citiz Dream Football
Market Minor 1–2 The Wick
Saxby Road 1–3 Tinydon Athletic
Du Hill 0–2 Prince Athletic
Gordon Road 1–0 New Athens
Chastings Free 3–0 Bonnie Briar
FC Fief 2–1 Athens Secondary
FC Suburban 2–3 Toft Castle



King's League Week Ten
Sherwood FC 1–0 Merrilin FC
TFC Lannymore 1–0 Hill Lane
Athens Town 1–0 High Groth Athletic
Briarmore FC 1–1 Fox Zero
Chastings Heights 0–0 FC of Groundery
Desert Rampage 5–3 FC Sandside
East Kent Professional 1–3 FC Salutin
A low-scoring week all-around - except for Desert Rampage. That may seem like a surprise, but Sandside's awful defense handed Landor Goldwin two scoring opportunities, and three others for the rest of the team. Sorthern expat Matty Bloodworth's goal just before the close of the first half was the only goal in Athens Town's home win. Young Mikhail Magyar provided the Lannies' sole tally; Derby Quinn and Fernando Agostini, guarding each other in a showdown at Doman Field, were the scorers in yet another draw for Fox Zero. Yardleigh-Heath Lander continued to establish himself as the best goalie in the league, keeping Groundery scoreless. His superb season is all the more impressive given his age (nearly 34 - he's already retired from international play) and the middling defense in front of him.

Player of the Week: Yardleigh-Heath Lander, Chastings Heights


Dukes' Crown National Third Round Replay
Normere-on-Modraine 2–0 Southwest Royal



King's League Standings    Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts    Player of the Year Leader: Yardleigh-Heath Lander
1 Sherwood FC 10 6 3 1 12 4 +8 21 Top Player: Raymond Montgomery
2 North Woodlands 9 5 4 0 25 18 +7 19 Top Player: C.R. Cangelosi
3 Merrilin FC 9 5 1 3 19 12 +7 16 Top Player: Carsewell Mills
4 FC of Groundery 10 4 4 2 17 13 +4 16 Top Player: Avery Radcliffe
5 Athens Town 9 5 0 4 21 21 0 15 Top Player: Eva Glemnitz
6 FC Salutin 10 5 0 5 17 20 −3 15 Top Player: Dawson Pollard-Beck
7 Desert Rampage 9 4 2 3 22 20 +2 14 Top Player: Landor Goldwin
8 Fox Zero 9 3 4 2 25 19 +6 13 Top Player: Abel Scarloff
9 TFC Lannymore 10 4 1 5 19 16 +3 13 Top Player: Jessica Behnke
10 Chastings Heights 9 3 2 4 9 8 +1 11 Top Player: Yardleigh-Heath Lander
11 Briarmore FC 9 3 1 5 12 16 −4 10 Top Player: Lee Sharp
12 FC Sandside 10 3 1 6 18 26 −8 10 Top Player: Miller Royce
13 High Groth Athletic 9 2 3 4 7 12 −5 9 Top Player: Joshua Scoville
14 Hill Lane 9 2 2 5 11 19 −8 8 Top Player: Sasha Krause
15 East Kent Professional 9 2 0 7 13 23 −10 6 Top Player: Vine Hewitt
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 5, Second Third


King's League Week Eleven
FC Sandside 1–1 East Kent Professional
FC of Groundery 2–2 Desert Rampage
Fox Zero 2–2 Chastings Heights
High Groth Athletic 1–0 Briarmore FC
Hill Lane 2–4 Athens Town
Merrilin FC 1–2 TFC Lannymore
North Woodlands 0–0 Sherwood FC
Struggling Lannymore came into Smacky Snack Arena hoping to begin reversing a rough season that had them in ninth place coming into the match; Merrilin was reeling from two straight losses. Mikhail Magyar opened the scoring in the sixth minute, though Tobias Camelot matched him ten minutes later. The game became a defensive battle for quite a while, both teams focusing on not allowing a goal - until Merrilin's Farley Stackwell made a fatal rotational error that allowed Oswald Hastings to take advantage of a helpless Gerard Diamond. Elsewhere, the superb Sherwood defense prevented the hot-shooting Lumberjacks from scoring, while its anemic attack failed to capitalize. High Groth surprised Briarmore off a Gil Phillips goal in the thirty-first minute. Ian Matthews continued to struggle in goal for the Old Boys, though they scored more than enough to make up for him.

Player of the Week: Gilbert Phillips, High Groth

King's League Week Twelve
TFC Lannymore 3–4 North Woodlands
Athens Town 2–1 Merrilin FC
Briarmore FC 2–1 Hill Lane
Chastings Heights 0–3 High Groth Athletic
Desert Rampage 0–2 Fox Zero
East Kent Professional 1–2 FC of Groundery
FC Salutin 1–1 FC Sandside
Maybe a little frustrated at being stymied by Sherwood, the Lumberjacks exploded for four goals on Lannymore; not even a few defensive errors could stop them from a major road win in Eastern Chase. North Woodlands is still the only unbeaten team in the league. Merrilin lost its fourth consecutive game, this a close loss to Athens Town, highlighting the Pups' nearly impossible stretch of matches it has faced since Week Nine. Sandside finally picked up a worthy replacement for Cooper Kirby: Johnny Maguire, the first athlete from Ancharmunn to play abroad of Tyneala. He played well in his King's League debut, bolstering the worst defense in the league. The upstarts from Bartewick were thoroughly embarrassed in a home loss to High Groth, sparking questions about Templeton Dudleigh's job security as the team fell to twelfth place.

Player of the Week: Joshua Scoville, High Groth

Dukes' Crown National Fourth Round
Market Lane 1–2 Real Groundery FC
FC Fief 2–1 The Flatlands
FC Old Taylor Pond 0–1 Kent Club
Axclub 4–0 Gordon Road
Seashore Coast FC 2–1 Toft Castle
Club Ogasa 0–1 FC Dark Alley
Northern Groves 0–1 Hospice FT
Morning Garden 1–0 Normere-on-Modraine
Blank Forest 1–0 Cribbidy
Ye Old Mill 0–1 Prince Athletic
Gympyrore FC 0–2 Club Team Spice
Chastings Free 0–1 Tinydon Athletic
Alley FC 1–2 City on High
Field Central 0–0 Continental Zero
FC Kyle of the Isle 2–2 The Wick


King's League Week Thirteen
FC of Groundery 1–0 FC Salutin
Fox Zero 2–2 East Kent Professional
High Groth Athletic 0–0 Desert Rampage
Hill Lane 3–0 Chastings Heights
Merrilin FC 2–1 Briarmore FC
North Woodlands 2–2 Athens Town
Sherwood FC 1–3 TFC Lannymore
The shock is not that Sherwood gave up three goals to Lannymore, but that they gave up multiple goals in a game, for the first time all season. Jessica Behnke, Scott Farrell, and Kylek Ale'ack were the scorers for the Plebeians, which benefited from Burkett Wainwright's twisted ankle that forced him to sit out the entire game ("I'm an old man," he reasoned after the game). Chastings Heights suffered yet another heavy loss - this to hapless Hill Lane. Yet again, young Grover Freeman ruined a potential win for the goal machines from Comesby - to wit, Fox Zero is already at seven draws, and is in sixth place nevertheless. The Infantry scraped out a home victory over Salutin, enough to vault them a single point behind North Woodlands, which was happy to draw improving Athens Town. Briarmore fell all the way to thirteenth after Brent Felton-Brewster led host Merrilin to a win.

Player of the Week: Brent Felton-Brewster, Merrilin

Dukes' Crown National Fourth Round Replay
Field Central 3–3 Continental Zero
FC Kyle of the Isle 0–2 The Wick


King's League Week Fourteen
Athens Town 0–1 Sherwood FC
Briarmore FC 0–2 North Woodlands
Chastings Heights 1–1 Merrilin FC
Desert Rampage 0–1 Hill Lane
East Kent Professional 1–4 High Groth Athletic
FC Salutin 2–2 Fox Zero
FC Sandside 0–1 FC of Groundery
Templeton Dudleigh is out of a job after Chastings Heights fell all the way to twelfth place. Central Street manager Lawton Wardell was hired to replace him; his first move was to replace Blake-Madison Livingston, who had been having a poor season and retired due to depression. His replacement? Bryn ap Rhys, the first Aelsh in the league, coming over from Drayfill Town. High Groth continued to revive its season with a deserved thrashing of last-place East Kent. Next on the managerial hot seat is Henderson Gardner from Briarmore: despite early success, the last two years have been dreadful for the Bonnies, highlighted by their loss at Doman Field to the Lumberjacks. With the return of Burkett Wainwright, Sherwood was able to stave off several Old Boy scoring opportunities, while Alberto Gomez tucked one in for the victory.

Player of the Week: Palmer Newman, North Woodlands

Dukes' Crown National Fourth Round Second Replay
Field Central 0–1 Continental Zero

King's League Week Fifteen
Fox Zero 2–2 FC Sandside
High Groth Athletic 0–1 FC Salutin
Hill Lane 1–3 East Kent Professional
Merrilin FC 3–4 Desert Rampage
North Woodlands 0–1 Chastings Heights
Sherwood FC 1–0 Briarmore FC
TFC Lannymore 3–2 Athens Town
Everyone's been awaiting this match all season: a rematch between the two greatest Citiz clubs ever, the battlers for glory a year ago. The Old Boys seemed to have a comfortable advantage in scoring two goals in the first half. Two minutes into the second half, Kylek Ale'ack set up a beautiful scoring opportunity for Mikhail Magyar that could not be denied. Jessica Behnke scored two more in the next fifteen minutes to put the Plebeians ahead for good. eSports.cvc reported that Briarmore executives sent Henderson Gardner a memorandum saying one more loss and he'd be out of a job unconditionally. Luckily for him, that came after having to face the unbeatable wizards from Sherwood. Lawton Wardell won his first game at Chastings Heights: a major road win over North Woodlands, which lost its perch atop the standings and is no longer unbeaten.

Player of the Week: Jessica Behnke, Lannymore

Dukes' Crown National Fifth Round
Morelanny 1–0 Axclub
FC Fief 2–3 Tinydon Athletic
Winding Street 1–2 Club Team Spice
Central Street 1–1 Tasterson FC Minor
Real Groundery FC 4–3 Blank Forest
Hospice FT 0–1 Eastern Chase
Continental Zero 2–2 FC Dark Alley
Morning Garden 1–0 The Wick
City on High 0–1 FC Cygning
Seashore Coast FC 3–3 Forest of the West
Prince Athletic 2–4 Baker Fief
FC Edge Road 1–2 Tasterson Road
Westerly Ill 0–0 Kent Club


King's League Week Sixteen
TFC Lannymore 2–2 Briarmore FC
Sherwood FC 0–2 Chastings Heights
North Woodlands 2–2 Desert Rampage
Merrilin FC 1–1 East Kent Professional
Hill Lane 3–4 FC Salutin
High Groth Athletic 2–0 FC Sandside
Fox Zero 2–0 FC of Groundery
Sherwood's loss to Chastings Heights at the DebitDown Center was just their third all season. Ánton Alexio and Bryn ap Rhys (the latter's first) were the Barts' scorers; the man of the match, though, was Yardleigh-Heath Lander, making some spectacular saves to keep a solid margin of victory. North Woodlands' draw - in a match they decisively should have won - pushed them into a tie for first with Sherwood. Groundery was unable to make progress on the top squads in losing to the explosive Cows. Another rough game for the Sandside defense allowed the City Rats to win in Portsdan. Kelly Waverly ruined a swell game for Hill Lane; Salutin, which has flown under the radar much of the season, was aided by two goals each from Dawson Pollard-Beck and Franz van der Ryst. Lester Blackburn and Merrilin were frustrated by coming home for a mere draw with the last-place Poppies.

Player of the Week: Yardleigh-Heath Lander, Chastings Heights

Dukes' Crown National Fifth Round Replay
Central Street 1–0 Tasterson FC Minor
Continental Zero 4–0 FC Dark Alley
Seashore Coast FC 1–1 Forest of the West
Westerly Ill 1–3 Kent Club


King's League Week Seventeen
FC of Groundery 1–0 High Groth Athletic
FC Sandside 1–0 Hill Lane
FC Salutin 1–1 Merrilin FC
East Kent Professional 2–4 North Woodlands
Desert Rampage 1–2 Sherwood FC
Chastings Heights 1–4 TFC Lannymore
Briarmore FC 4–2 Athens Town
The Old Boys surprisingly dropped their third consecutive match, this a high-scoring drubbing at the hands of Briarmore. Lee Sharp and Rolando Madison scored two each; Matty Bloodworth and Simon Xavier contributed for Athens Town. A superb week prior from Yardleigh-Heath Lander may have been a morale boost, but it didn't help him stop the unrelenting, prolific attack of Lannymore. Four different scorers highlighted a spread attack drawn up by Fernleigh Whitcomb that worked to perfection. Four was the magic number for North Woodlands, too, in its road win over East Kent - a goal each for defenders Irving Jefferson and Leizarraga Garroway, no less. A win for Groundery was thanks in no small part to young goalie Broughton Storm, which kept red-hot High Groth scoreless; Sherrod Bishop was the former's goalscorer.

Player of the Week: Lee Sharp, Briarmore

Dukes' Crown National Fifth Round Second Replay
Seashore Coast FC 1–3 Forest of the West

King's League Week Eighteen
Athens Town 1–2 Chastings Heights
TFC Lannymore 2–1 Desert Rampage
Sherwood FC 1–0 East Kent Professional
North Woodlands 2–1 FC Salutin
Merrilin FC 0–1 FC Sandside
Hill Lane 2–1 FC of Groundery
High Groth Athletic 2–4 Fox Zero
To the dismay of some bettors, not one draw, and a flurry of low-scoring matches. Parker Pollock tucked two in the net in a major road win at Red Circle Arena for the Barts. Oswald Hastings made an impossible shot from thirty-two yards away to highlight the Lannies' victory over Desert Rampage. Wins for both North Woodlands and Sherwood kept them tied, but Groundery suffered a disappointing loss to relegation contenders Hill Lane off goals from Carson York and Sasha Krause. For Fox Zero, the story was not the four goals so much as Abel Scarloff's three assists. However, potential celebrations were soured by vice-captain Fernando Agostini's retirement announcement at season's end. Cows fans are reeling from this loss; Agostini, the 34-year-old Starblaydi national level midfielder, helped lead his squad to top finishes and gained countrywide renown.

Player of the Week: Abel Scarloff, Fox Zero

Dukes' Crown Premier First Round
Club Team Spice 4–4 Desert Rampage
Briarmore FC 0–1 Real Groundery FC
FC Salutin 3–0 Fox Zero
Chase Citiz 2–0 Continental Zero
Kent Club 0–3 Baker Fief
Morelanny 6–1 Morning Garden
High Groth Athletic 1–0 Central Street
Tinydon Athletic 1–1 Windmill
FC of Groundery 1–3 North Woodlands
Hill Lane 4–5 Merrilin FC
Forest of the West 3–4 Chastings Heights
FC Cygning 3–0 FC Newday
Sherwood FC 4–2 TFC Lannymore
Tasterson Road 1–1 East Kent Professional
Old Track Merrilin 0–0 FC Sandside
Athens Town 0–2 Eastern Chase


King's League Week Nineteen
Fox Zero 4–1 Hill Lane
FC of Groundery 0–0 Merrilin FC
FC Sandside 4–2 North Woodlands
FC Salutin 0–2 Sherwood FC
East Kent Professional 3–3 TFC Lannymore
Desert Rampage 2–4 Athens Town
Chastings Heights 1–0 Briarmore FC
Still reeling from a disappointing Dukes' Crown defeat to Sherwood, Lannymore gave up valuable ground in merely drawing the Poppies. Two goals from Vine Hewitt and one from Paul Carlisle matched Lannymore's output (two from Jessica Behnke, one by Scott Farrell). Fox Zero recovered from its sound thrashing at the hands of Salutin with one of its own, scoring four times (including a hat trick from Jackson Cedric) in defeating Hill Lane. Yardleigh-Heath Lander thrust himself back into the spotlight with a superb game versus Briarmore; his Locals teammates, King Prescott in particular, took advantage to eke out the win. North Woodlands' defense struggled with Sandside, while Sherwood calmly defeated fiery host Salutin. Sherwood is now a game ahead of the Lumberjacks; fans are already keeping an eye on their showdown in Week 26.

Player of the Week: Vine Hewitt, East Kent

Dukes' Crown Premier First Round Replay
Club Team Spice 2–4 Desert Rampage
Tinydon Athletic 1–0 Windmill
Tasterson Road 2–1 East Kent Professional
Old Track Merrilin 0–2 FC Sandside


King's League Week Twenty
Briarmore FC 6–4 Desert Rampage
Athens Town 2–2 East Kent Professional
TFC Lannymore 3–1 FC Salutin
Sherwood FC 0–1 FC Sandside
North Woodlands 0–0 FC of Groundery
Merrilin FC 2–2 Fox Zero
Hill Lane 0–2 High Groth Athletic
A surprising reversal of fortune for Briarmore. Returning to Doman Field, playing for a dejected crowd, mired in twelfth place, the Bonnies set a season record with six goals, with two goals for Lee Sharp, two for Sidney Mitchell, one for Fabio Hernandez, and one from veteran Derby Quinn to cap the game that delighted the home crowd. North Woodlands was unable to capitalize on Sherwood's loss, frustrated by Groundery's Broughton Storm. Édgar Thibault's strong performance was vindicated by a Julian Oliseh goal in the fifty-fifth minute to defeat Sherwood. Oswald Hastings made the fans at Internacionála Stadium excited when he scored not once, but twice in Lannymore's victory over Salutin. Merrilin's defense was helpless against Fox Zero, but Carl Keaton and Brent Felton-Brewster were the sparkplugs that helped Merrilin come away with a draw.

Player of the Week: Tucker Patton, Groundery



King's League Standings    Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Sherwood FC 19 11 4 4 20 11 +9 37
2 North Woodlands 19 9 8 2 43 33 +10 35
3 TFC Lannymore 19 10 3 6 44 32 +12 33
4 FC of Groundery 19 8 7 4 25 20 +5 31
5 Fox Zero 18 7 9 2 47 32 +15 30
6 Athens Town 18 8 2 8 40 40 0 26
7 High Groth Athletic 18 7 4 7 21 19 +2 25
8 Chastings Heights 18 7 4 7 19 22 −3 25
9 FC Sandside 19 7 4 8 29 35 −6 25
10 Merrilin FC 19 6 6 7 31 27 +4 24
11 FC Salutin 19 7 3 9 28 35 −7 24
12 Briarmore FC 18 6 2 10 27 32 −5 20
13 Desert Rampage 19 5 5 9 38 44 −6 20
14 Hill Lane 19 5 2 12 25 40 −15 17
15 East Kent Professional 19 3 5 11 29 44 −15 14
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Citiz Football Association ~~ Season 5, Final Third


King's League Week Twenty-One
High Groth Athletic 1–2 Merrilin FC
Fox Zero 5–3 North Woodlands
FC of Groundery 0–1 Sherwood FC
FC Sandside 1–3 TFC Lannymore
FC Salutin 0–1 Athens Town
East Kent Professional 2–4 Briarmore FC
Desert Rampage 2–5 Chastings Heights
The Cows thoroughly picked apart North Woodlands' defense. Two for Jackson Cedric, one for Cedres, another for Kelvin Lundström, and still another for Abel Scarloff - a definite rout, though Grover Freeman struggled just enough to keep the game relatively close. The same can't be said for Desert Rampage; goals from Drake Hilton and Landor Goldwin were just consolations for an awful defensive game that allowed one of the weakest offenses in the league to score five times (three from Parker Pollock). Briarmore rushed out to a 4-0 lead, and though a team of mostly substitutes let up two tallies, it was a strong win for the Bonnies to make East Kent the first team no longer able to win the league title. Lannymore's solid victory vaulted them into second, ahead of North Woodlands, but still four points behind Sherwood, which pulled out a win over Groundery.

Player of the Week: Parker Pollock, Chastings Heights

Dukes' Crown Premier Second Round
FC Cygning 2–3 Chastings Heights
Tasterson Road 3–0 Tinydon Athletic
Merrilin FC 1–1 FC Sandside
Chase Citiz 2–3 Sherwood FC
North Woodlands 2–1 Desert Rampage
Morelanny 0–2 FC Salutin
Baker Fief 2–1 Eastern Chase
High Groth Athletic 0–1 Real Groundery FC


King's League Week Twenty-Two
Chastings Heights 2–0 East Kent Professional
Briarmore FC 2–3 FC Salutin
Athens Town 2–4 FC Sandside
TFC Lannymore 2–2 FC of Groundery
Sherwood FC 3–2 Fox Zero
North Woodlands 1–0 High Groth Athletic
Merrilin FC 4–2 Hill Lane
It's krunch time in the King's League: two months to go in the season. Sherwood came into a major tie with Fox Zero hoping to at least take a draw, and though its defense struggled (relatively, given the opponent and past performances) Rawdon Waldo stepped up with two goals in aiding a victory for the Ports. With Lannymore only able to draw Groundery, Sherwood now has a somewhat comfortable lead atop the standings. North Woodlands moved back into second by finally coming up with a win, albeit barely. Merrilin hopes to revive an up-and-down season, winning its second straight game to move into seventh, on the heels of great performances by Carl Keaton, Jan Sedlak, and Carsewell Mills. Athens Town suffered a poor loss at Red Circle Arena, raising questions about its ability to contend for the championship, mired in eighth place.

Player of the Week: Rawdon Waldo, Sherwood

Dukes' Crown Premier Second Round Replay
Merrilin FC 1–4 FC Sandside

King's League Week Twenty-Three
Hill Lane 3–3 North Woodlands
High Groth Athletic 0–0 Sherwood FC
Fox Zero 1–0 TFC Lannymore
FC of Groundery 1–2 Athens Town
FC Sandside 2–0 Briarmore FC
FC Salutin 0–0 Chastings Heights
East Kent Professional 3–3 Desert Rampage
Another critical tie for Fox Zero; this one ended in a win, however, over Lannymore. The Cows are now solidly in fourth, distinguishing itself from the large pack in the middle of the table. Athens Town is part of that group seeking to make a late title run; a road win over faltering Groundery moves them into seventh - surprisingly low for ten wins, third-most in the league. Sherwood had several opportunities to come away from Portsdan with three points, but could not convert any of them; they are still well ahead of the Lumberjacks, whose defense let them down in a six-goal draw with Hill Lane. Merrilin's off-day caused the Pups to slip to ninth. What is critical is that the top three squads - Sherwood, North Woodlands, and Lannymore - all have a game to give, meaning it is still anyone's ballgame.

Player of the Week: Petter Marveau-Kahn, Sherwood

King's League Week Twenty-Four
Desert Rampage 2–4 FC Salutin
Chastings Heights 3–0 FC Sandside
Briarmore FC 3–0 FC of Groundery
Athens Town 5–5 Fox Zero
TFC Lannymore 3–2 High Groth Athletic
Sherwood FC 0–1 Hill Lane
North Woodlands 0–1 Merrilin FC
Eighty-two thousand fans squeezed into Red Circle Arena, and none of them were disappointed. Ten goals, five for each side - an exciting, intense game, with a result neither team particularly desired. Neither the Old Boys, nor the Cows, nor the Lumberjacks could make up ground on Sherwood, surprising losers to fourteenth-place Hill Lane. Lannymore's slight win over High Groth was enough for them to move into second, closer to Sherwood. A definitive win for Chastings Heights slots them into fifth place, which the Tigers' important victory over North Woodlands was good for a three-place rise. Briarmore has had a disastrous season, but handily defeating Groundery (now down to eighth) has to be one of the high points. Salutin also won big; Ripleigh Johnston, Tarleton Newhall, and Dawson Pollard-Beck were the scorers.

Player of the Week: Lee Sharp, Briarmore

Dukes' Crown Premier Quarterfinals
FC Salutin 1–1 Chastings Heights
Tasterson Road 2–3 Sherwood FC
Real Groundery FC 1–0 FC Sandside
North Woodlands 3–1 Baker Fief


King's League Week Twenty-Five
Merrilin FC 4–2 Sherwood FC
Hill Lane 1–1 TFC Lannymore
High Groth Athletic 0–1 Athens Town
Fox Zero 3–5 Briarmore FC
FC of Groundery 0–1 Chastings Heights
FC Sandside 3–4 Desert Rampage
FC Salutin 4–2 East Kent Professional
Maybe looking ahead towards the long-awaited fixture with North Woodlands, Sherwood stumbled at Smacky Snack Arena, giving up a surprising four goals to the resurging Tigers. On the downside, the Lumberjacks' bye week means they could not make up any points on the Ports; on the upside, they'll be well-rested with better morale heading into next week's big match. Somehow, Hill Lane managed to tie Lannymore - full credit to goalie Kelly Waverly on that one. Another great game for Lee Sharp and Briarmore severely hurts Fox Zero, as they are relegated to fifth place, behind rejuvenated Chastings Heights. Merrilin and Athens Town are tied in sixth place thanks to their wins. It is more than possible for any squad in the top seven to make a run for the top with just over a month remaining in the season. Sherwood is currently a full win ahead of Lannymore.

Player of the Week: Kelly Waverly, Hill Lane

Dukes' Crown Premier Quarterfinals Replay
FC Salutin 0–1 Chastings Heights

King's League Week Twenty-Six
East Kent Professional 4–2 FC Sandside
Desert Rampage 1–0 FC of Groundery
Chastings Heights 0–0 Fox Zero
Briarmore FC 0–1 High Groth Athletic
Athens Town 2–0 Hill Lane
TFC Lannymore 3–4 Merrilin FC
Sherwood FC 0–0 North Woodlands
So that long-awaited match? Turned out to be a real snooze. Poorly played by Sherwood and North Woodlands; frankly, both teams were lucky to come away with draws. Even more lucky for Sherwood was Lannymore's close defeat at the hands of Merrilin, now suddenly in fourth place. It has been quite a reversal for the Tigers: seeing stars while atop the standings in the season's opening months, a serious of bad defeats pushed them as low as tenth. Now they are tied for fourth with surging Chastings Heights and vengeful Athens Town. Is it too late for these squads, being two wins behind with four games left to play? The key is that both Sherwood and Lannymore have not yet had their second bye weeks, so the difference is really just one win. That is not insurmountable, even for seventh-place Fox Zero, which was stymied versus the Locals.

Player of the Week: Brent Felton-Brewster, Merrilin

King's League Week Twenty-Seven
North Woodlands 1–1 TFC Lannymore
Merrilin FC 1–4 Athens Town
Hill Lane 0–2 Briarmore FC
High Groth Athletic 1–0 Chastings Heights
Fox Zero 3–2 Desert Rampage
FC of Groundery 4–5 East Kent Professional
FC Sandside 3–3 FC Salutin
Sherwood's final bye week finally came and went, and with it opportunities to finally close in on the Ports. The top fixture of the week was Lannymore versus North Woodlands, each pleading for a win to nearly even things at the top of the table. Somehow, two of the best offenses in the could muster only one goal each, and though they are three to four points within Sherwood, their chances of a championship were severely hurt. Lannymore still has a game to give, so they have just two chances left to make up the one-win deficit on the leaders. Surprisingly, Athens Town is now the favorite - if there is one - to take the throne away from Sherwood. Losses for Merrilin and Chastings Heights essentially eliminate them from contention. A close win for Fox Zero barely keeps them alive. Also, five goals for East Kent, and four for Groundery. Weee...

Player of the Week: Antonio Casento, Athens Town

Dukes' Crown Semifinals
North Woodlands 1–2 Sherwood FC
Chastings Heights 2–0 Real Groundery FC


King's League Week Twenty-Eight
FC Salutin 0–0 FC of Groundery
East Kent Professional 2–2 Fox Zero
Desert Rampage 1–1 High Groth Athletic
Chastings Heights 1–0 Hill Lane
Briarmore FC 0–1 Merrilin FC
Athens Town 2–3 North Woodlands
TFC Lannymore 2–1 Sherwood FC
The standings could not look any different from last week. Of course, the game of the week was Sherwood at Lannymore - and the Ports' rock-solid defense finally let them down. The Plebeians scored twice, thanks to Oswald Hastings and Kylek Ale'ack, and now they are sitting pretty at the top of the standings. Though "sitting pretty" actually means tied with Sherwood, with five other teams within a single win. Merrilin revived its longshot championship chances with a win over Briarmore. Athens Town lost its strong position in third with a loss to North Woodlands, which is now back in third and just a point behind Lannymore and Sherwood. In the no one cares section: East Kent is no longer in last! After over five months of futility, they are ahead of Hill Lane on tiebreakers. Go Poppies!

Player of the Week: Oswald Hastings, Lannymore

King's League Week Twenty-Nine
Sherwood FC 0–4 Athens Town
North Woodlands 0–1 Briarmore FC
Merrilin FC 0–1 Chastings Heights
Hill Lane 4–1 Desert Rampage
High Groth Athletic 1–3 East Kent Professional
Fox Zero 0–0 FC Salutin
FC of Groundery 3–4 FC Sandside
Remember all those months when Sherwood led the King's League? Well, they still do... along with three other teams. A humiliating home loss to Athens Town served only to create a four-way tie between the Old Boys, Lannymore, Chastings Heights, and those pesky Ports. Bloody worthless Matty Bloodworth somehow managed to score all four goals for Athens Town. Sidney Mitchell's goal and Navering Pounchtal's sharp play kept North Woodlands a point behind the rest. Fox Zero disappointed a raucous Barn with a scoreless draw, uncharacteristic for the Cows. Merrilin's loss to Chastings Heights means they are mathematically still in the race, but realistically out of it - a disappointing end to a roller-coaster season. That will be an accurate description for most squads next week.

Player of the Week: Matty Bloodworth, Athens Town

King's League Week Thirty
FC Sandside 2–4 Fox Zero
FC Salutin 0–0 High Groth Athletic
East Kent Professional 3–1 Hill Lane
Desert Rampage 0–3 Merrilin FC
Chastings Heights 0–0 North Woodlands
Briarmore FC 1–0 Sherwood FC
Athens Town 1–1 TFC Lannymore
Do you believe in miracles? A four-way tie for first place! And three teams tied a point behind the leaders, no less. By virtue of tiebreakers, Fox Zero comes ahead of Lannymore, Athens Town and Chastings Heights. The latter three all drew - Athens Town and Lannymore by facing each other in what was hyped up to be "The Game to Determine the King's League", and it sure did - but the Cows went on the road and scored four times in a massive win. Sherwood fell all the way to seventh in losing to host Briarmore, which received its one goal from Lee Sharp... who broke his leg doing so. The Bonnies were reportedly planning to sell him off anyway. Strangely, the three teams that came behind the (essentially) co-champions were the three teams that led the league for nearly the entire season. A dramatic ending to an amazing season.

Player of the Week: Jackson Cedric, Fox Zero

Dukes' Crown Final
Sherwood FC 1–2 Chastings Heights



King's League Standings    Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Fox Zero 28 11 13 4 72 54 +18 46
2 TFC Lannymore 28 13 7 8 60 46 +14 46
3 Athens Town 28 14 4 10 64 55 +9 46
4 Chastings Heights 28 13 7 8 32 25 +7 46
5 Merrilin FC 28 13 6 9 51 40 +11 45
6 North Woodlands 28 11 12 5 54 46 +8 45
7 Sherwood FC 28 13 6 9 27 25 +2 45
8 Briarmore FC 28 12 2 14 45 44 +1 38
9 FC Salutin 28 10 8 10 42 45 −3 38
10 FC Sandside 28 10 5 13 50 61 −11 35
11 High Groth Athletic 28 9 7 12 28 30 −2 34
12 FC of Groundery 28 8 9 11 35 39 −4 33
13 East Kent Professional 28 7 7 14 53 67 −14 28
14 Desert Rampage 28 7 7 14 54 70 −16 28
15 Hill Lane 28 7 4 17 37 57 −20 25
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Citiz Football Administration ~~ Season 5, Summary


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King's League Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Fox Zero 28 11 13 4 72 54 +18 46 Champions
2 TFC Lannymore 28 13 7 8 60 46 +14 46
3 Athens Town 28 14 4 10 64 55 +9 46
4 Chastings Heights 28 13 7 8 32 25 +7 46
5 Merrilin FC 28 13 6 9 51 40 +11 45
6 North Woodlands 28 11 12 5 54 46 +8 45
7 Sherwood FC 28 13 6 9 27 25 +2 45
8 Briarmore FC 28 12 2 14 45 44 +1 38
9 FC Salutin 28 10 8 10 42 45 −3 38
10 FC Sandside 28 10 5 13 50 61 −11 35
11 High Groth Athletic 28 9 7 12 28 30 −2 34
12 FC of Groundery 28 8 9 11 35 39 −4 33
13 East Kent Professional 28 7 7 14 53 67 −14 28
14 Desert Rampage 28 7 7 14 54 70 −16 28 Relegated
15 Hill Lane 28 7 4 17 37 57 −20 25 Relegated


Top 15 Goalscorers
1. Jackson Cedric Civil Citizenry - Fox Zero - 20
2. Jessica Behnke Cassadaigua - Lannymore - 19
3. Miller Royce Civil Citizenry - Sandside - 18
4. Kylek Ale'ack Andossa Se Mitrin Vega - Lannymore - 17
4. Matty Bloodworth Civil Citizenry - Athens Town - 17
4. Paul Carlisle Krytenia - East Kent - 17
4. Jorge Augusto Cedres Cafundéu - Fox Zero - 17
8. Oswald Hastings Civil Citizenry - Lannymore - 16
9. Wilford Dudleigh Civil Citizenry - Desert Rampage - 15
9. Parker Pollock Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights - 15
9. Abel Scarloff Cosumar - Fox Zero - 15
9. Lee Sharp FSSO - Briarmore - 15
13. Antonio Casento Erathore - Athens Town - 14
13. Brent Felton-Brewster Civil Citizenry - Merrilin - 14
13. Vine Hewitt Civil Citizenry - East Kent - 14
13. Carsewell Mills Civil Citizenry - Merrilin - 14
13. Julian Oliseh Pays de Horreur - Sandside - 14
13. Ockie Oosthuizen Rhodesiah - Salutin - 14

Player of the Year
1. Jackson Cedric Civil Citizenry - Fox Zero
2. Kylek Ale'ack Andossa Se Mitrin Vega - Lannymore
3. Raymond Montgomery Civil Citizenry - Sherwood
4. Jessica Behnke Cassadaigua - Lannymore
5. Matty Bloodworth Civil Citizenry - Athens Town

Offensive Player of the Year
1. Kylek Ale'ack Andossa Se Mitrin Vega - Lannymore
2. Parker Pollock Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights
3. Miller Royce Civil Citizenry - Sandside
4. Abel Scarloff Cosumar - Fox Zero
5. Carsewell Mills Civil Citizenry - Merrilin

Defensive Player of the Year
1. Raymond Montgomery Civil Citizenry - Sherwood
2. Joshua Scoville Civil Citizenry - High Groth
3. Petter Marveau-Kahn Polar Islandstates - Sherwood
4. Eva Glemnitz The Babbage Islands - Athens Town
5. Burkett Wainwright Civil Citizenry - Sherwood

Goalie of the Year
1. Yardleigh-Heath Lander Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights
2. Gerard Diamond Civil Citizenry - Merrilin
3. Navering Pounchtal Stachland - Briarmore
4. Broughton Storm Civil Citizenry - Groundery[/i]
5. Yeremi Larraza Civil Citizenry - Lannymore[/i]

International Player of the Year
1. Kylek Ale'ack Andossa Se Mitrin Vega - Lannymore
2. Abel Scarloff Cosumar - Fox Zero
3. Jessica Behnke Cassadaigua - Lannymore
4. Petter Marveau-Kahn Polar Islandstates - Sherwood
5. Navering Pounchtal Stachland - Briarmore

Youth Award (for players 22 and younger)
1. Carsewell Mills Civil Citizenry - Merrilin
2. Brent Felton-Brewster Civil Citizenry - Merrilin
3. Kelvin Lundström Pasarga - Fox Zero
4. Fabio Hernandez Erathore - Briarmore
5. Scott Farrell Civil Citizenry - Lannymore



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Lord's League Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Chase Citiz 28 13 10 5 51 37 +14 49 Champions
2 FC Newday 28 14 7 7 35 32 +3 49 Promoted
3 Winding Street 28 13 9 6 51 36 +15 48
4 Westerly Ill 28 13 5 10 46 33 +13 44
5 Central Street 28 12 7 9 34 31 +3 43
6 Morelanny 28 11 8 9 47 43 +4 41
7 Old Track Merrilin 28 10 9 9 30 29 +1 39
8 Forest of the West 28 10 7 11 37 45 −8 37
9 FC Edge Road 28 10 5 13 36 36 0 35
10 Tasterson Road 28 7 12 9 35 36 −1 33
11 Baker Fief 28 9 6 13 38 40 −2 33
12 Windmill 28 9 6 13 29 40 −11 33
13 Eastern Chase 28 9 5 14 46 47 −1 32
14 FC Cygning 28 7 9 12 32 43 −11 30 Relegated
15 Tasterson FC Minor 28 8 5 15 35 54 −19 29 Relegated




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League A1 Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Field Central 28 15 8 5 62 43 +19 53 Champions
2 FC Dark Alley 28 16 4 8 36 26 +10 52 Promoted
3 The Flatlands 28 14 6 8 51 38 +13 48
4 Seashore Coast FC 28 11 8 9 43 40 +3 41
5 Kent Club 28 11 8 9 42 39 +3 41
6 Market Lane 28 11 8 9 46 49 −3 41
7 Hospice FT 28 11 7 10 32 33 −1 40
8 Gympyrore FC 28 11 7 10 38 44 −6 40
9 FC Old Taylor Pond 28 9 11 8 44 38 +6 38
10 Morning Garden 28 10 8 10 39 40 −1 38
11 Real Groundery FC 28 9 6 13 44 53 −9 33
12 Alley FC 28 9 5 14 36 40 −4 32
13 Blank Forest 28 8 6 14 50 50 0 30
14 Club Team Spice 28 6 9 13 39 52 −13 27 Relegated
15 Ye Old Mill 28 6 5 17 44 61 −17 23 Relegated




Bartewick Financial League A2

League A2 Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Continental Zero 28 16 3 9 45 31 +14 51 Champions
2 True Edge FC 28 13 9 6 46 31 +15 48 Promoted
3 The Berg 28 14 4 10 55 44 +11 46
4 Du Hill 28 13 6 9 36 33 +3 45
5 Market Minor 28 12 7 9 47 43 +4 43
6 Northern Groves 28 12 7 9 43 39 +4 43
7 Athens Secondary 28 11 7 10 39 42 −3 40
8 City on High 28 10 9 9 48 56 −8 39
9 FC Suburban 28 11 5 12 47 49 −2 38
10 Tinydon Athletic 28 9 9 10 40 46 −6 36
11 Chastings Free 28 10 5 13 42 49 −7 35
12 FC Fief 28 9 6 13 45 44 +1 33
13 Hashershan FC 28 9 5 14 34 43 −9 32
14 Normere-on-Modraine 28 7 9 12 62 64 −2 30 Relegated
15 Bartehithe FC 28 5 7 16 35 50 −15 22 Relegated




Bank of the Southwest League B1

League B1 Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Prince Athletic 28 14 9 5 36 21 +15 51 Champions
2 Wind Athletic 28 14 8 6 37 31 +6 50 Promoted
3 Down at the Wharf 28 14 5 9 38 27 +11 47
4 LG Champions 28 12 8 8 40 34 +6 44
5 FC Kyle of the Isle 28 12 8 8 33 31 +2 44
6 Citiz Dream Football 28 11 9 8 42 37 +5 42
7 Taylor Mem 28 10 8 10 41 41 0 38
8 Far East Chase 28 11 4 13 38 37 +1 37
9 Border Club 28 9 9 10 38 41 −3 36
10 The Wick 28 9 9 10 35 38 −3 36
11 Southwest Royal 28 7 11 10 34 32 +2 32
12 Saxby Road 28 7 10 11 36 43 −7 31
13 Bonnie Briar 28 7 9 12 33 39 −6 30
14 Midean FC 28 8 3 17 35 54 −19 27 Relegated
15 Axclub 28 6 8 14 22 32 −10 26 Relegated




OnlineFootyBet League B2

League B2 Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 New Athens 28 16 5 7 50 34 +16 53 Champions
2 West Victorport 28 13 8 7 37 29 +8 47 Promoted
3 Grand Hythe 28 13 7 8 41 35 +6 46
4 Brewsby 28 13 5 10 41 36 +5 44
5 FC Magna Whel 28 13 5 10 39 34 +5 44
6 Athens Locale 28 10 10 8 34 31 +3 40
7 Safe Soccer 28 9 13 6 30 28 +2 40
8 Lesser Briar FC 28 12 4 12 41 43 −2 40
9 Club Ogasa 28 11 6 11 40 34 +6 39
10 Athletics Parva 28 9 10 9 35 36 −1 37
11 FC Sorting 28 9 7 12 39 43 −4 34
12 Sutizworth 28 9 7 12 30 38 −8 34
13 FC Fantastiqué 28 6 8 14 39 49 −10 26
14 LG Secondary 28 4 13 11 37 48 −11 25 Relegated
15 Capital Secondary 28 5 8 15 29 44 −15 23 Relegated




Locale Preliminary League

Preliminary League Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 C.W.B.C. 28 15 6 7 48 39 +9 51 Champions
2 Toft FC 28 13 10 5 40 28 +12 49 Promoted
3 Ijarakalamayheru 28 14 6 8 56 42 +14 48
4 Toft Castle 28 13 6 9 49 47 +2 45
5 Comesby Association 28 11 9 8 43 42 +1 42
6 The Jesuit Group Athletic 28 10 9 9 43 39 +4 39
7 Trepressman South 28 10 7 11 47 49 −2 37
8 Stackerson Zavs 28 10 7 11 39 43 −4 37
9 Kingsmen FC 28 10 5 13 43 47 −4 35
10 Lime Briar 28 9 7 12 39 40 −1 34
11 BP Minor 28 10 4 14 41 50 −9 34
12 Mates of Citi FC 28 8 9 11 32 31 +1 33
13 FC North Briar 28 9 6 13 40 49 −9 33
14 FC Road to Glory 28 8 8 12 41 43 −2 32 Relegated
15 Sam Sell FC 28 7 7 14 32 44 −12 28 Relegated




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Qualification League Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Janwick FC 28 16 6 6 47 32 +15 54 Champions
2 Goose Archaic 28 16 2 10 50 37 +13 50 Promoted
3 Bullies Port 28 14 6 8 49 43 +6 48
4 Suthwarmoss Countinental 28 14 4 10 33 29 +4 46
5 Wizard Town 28 13 6 9 44 38 +6 45
6 FC Market Village 28 12 5 11 47 39 +8 41
7 Bartewick Pumas 28 10 9 9 39 39 0 39
8 The Brantamen 28 10 7 11 39 40 −1 37
9 Old Flag 28 7 12 9 43 45 −2 33
10 Athens Knights 28 9 6 13 41 43 −2 33
11 Gordon Road 28 9 6 13 31 39 −8 33
12 Cribbidy 28 8 9 11 34 43 −9 33
13 Skyanter FC 28 8 8 12 32 42 −10 32
14 Sons of Richardson 28 6 9 13 28 37 −9 27
15 FC Groupies 28 6 9 13 28 39 −11 27




Champions' Cup: Fox Zero
Globe Cup: TFC Lannymore, Athens Town, Chastings Heights
Series B Champions' Cup: Chase Citiz, FC Newday, Winding Street, Westerly Ill
Cygnus Cup: Chastings Heights
Copa de Campeones: Fox Zero, TFC Lannymore
Copa de los Príncipes: Athens Town, Chastings Heights
Copa de las Islas: Chastings Heights
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Citiz Rugby Administration ~~ Season 3, Results


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Trumack Rugby Club League

Trumack Rugby Club League  Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 

1 Reps-Baker 14 11 3 214 106 +108 44 Regular Season Champions
2 Sparrey Speed 14 11 3 226 106 +120 44
3 TF Thugs 14 10 4 226 85 +141 40
4 Sherwood RFC 14 7 7 155 157 −2 28
5 Bartewick Dockers 14 6 8 162 206 −44 24
6 Janwick Bloodhounds 14 5 9 109 161 −52 20

7 Urbanis 14 4 10 95 194 −99 16 Did not qualify for FNT
8 RFC BM 14 2 12 98 270 −172 8 Did not qualify for FNT


Three seasons, three championships for Reps-Baker, though this was definitely the closest title for them. Gone are the days when Baker's pride and joy topped the standings by a two-win margin in a fourteen-game season. Sparrey hung tight all season - in fact, they only lost the title on the third tiebreaker, head-to-head point difference, by three points. The Thugs recovered well from their disappointing Finnmakt final defeat last season, hovering in second or third place from start to finish, though still unable to break through into that upper echelon of Citiz rugby teams (which is really just Reps-Baker). The top three squads were clearly several notches above the others, and one team in particular - BM - was so overmatched that rumors abound of its being placed on the market for a complete overhaul.

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Finnmakt National Trophy

First Round
TF Thugs 8–11 Janwick Bloodhounds
Sherwood RFC 21–3 Bartewick Dockers

Semifinals
Reps-Baker 9–9 Sherwood RFC (9–9 AET) (2–4 pen.)
Sparrey Speed 11–6 Janwick Bloodhounds

Final
Sparrey Speed 16-20 Sherwood RFC

Finally, someone other than Reps-Baker wins something. The most exciting game in Finnmakt National Trophy history took place in the semifinals, as the Sherwoodian underdogs managed to take the game past regulation - and then somehow defeated them in penalties. That was followed by a surprising comeback at Sparrey, for whom the draw had opened up. A truly magnificent effort from Sherwood.



Barsteeg Championship ~ Sherwood RFC, Sparrey Sped, Reps-Baker, Janwick Bloodhounds
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Citiz Hockey Administration ~~ Season 2 Results


Civiline Hockey League

North Division              Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Bartewick Lasers 76 41 20 15 130 80 +50 102
2 Skyanter Fire 76 39 16 21 129 92 +37 94
3 Bartewick Lords 76 33 10 33 117 108 +9 76
4 Comesby Skyscrapers 76 21 17 38 95 132 −37 59
5 Brevin Hubs 76 20 15 41 77 143 −66 55

East Division               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Eastern Chase Innovation 76 42 13 21 159 87 +72 97
2 Vendrall Techmen 76 30 17 29 110 119 −9 77
3 Sparrey Indys 76 26 21 29 114 102 +12 73
4 Broadtown Subbs 76 23 18 35 97 131 −34 64
5 Trewich Light 76 11 21 44 74 145 −71 43

West Division               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Topher Slapshots 76 52 12 12 172 78 +94 116
2 Briarshaw Icicles 76 30 18 28 116 125 −9 78
3 Comesby Twins 76 24 22 30 103 124 −21 70
4 Western Chase Speed 76 26 17 33 107 113 −6 69
5 Portsdan Wolverines 76 20 22 34 86 126 −40 62

Central Division            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Kent Kentmen 76 41 10 25 137 87 +50 92
2 Athenstoft Discovery 76 33 15 28 112 111 +1 81
3 Kyle Red Waves 76 28 21 27 102 99 +3 77
4 Briarshaw Thunder 76 25 20 31 86 97 −11 70
5 Janwick Stars 76 23 19 34 95 119 −24 65


CHL Ice Cup Royale

First Round
Game One
Skyanter Fire 2–1 Comesby Twins -- Fire lead 1-0
Athenstoft Discovery 1–2 Sparrey Indys -- Indys lead 1-0
Briarshaw Icicles 3–0 Bartewick Lords -- Icicles lead 1-0
Vendrall Techmen 2–2 Kyle Red Waves (2–3 OT) -- Red Waves lead 1-0

Game Two
Skyanter Fire 2–2 Comesby Twins (0–2 SO) -- tied 1-1
Athenstoft Discovery 1–3 Sparrey Indys -- Indys lead 2-0
Briarshaw Icicles 0–1 Bartewick Lords -- tied 1-1
Vendrall Techmen 1–0 Kyle Red Waves -- tied 1-1

Game Three
Comesby Twins 0–1 Skyanter Fire -- Fire lead 2-1
Sparrey Indys 0–1 Athenstoft Discovery -- Indys lead 2-1
Bartewick Lords 1–0 Briarshaw Icicles -- Lords lead 2-1
Kyle Red Waves 1–2 Vendrall Techmen -- Techmen lead 2-1

Game Four
Comesby Twins 1–1 Skyanter Fire (1–2 OT) -- Fire win 3-1
Sparrey Indys 0–0 Athenstoft Discovery (0–1 OT) -- tied 2-2
Bartewick Lords 3–0 Briarshaw Icicles -- Lords win 3-1
Kyle Red Waves 0–0 Vendrall Techmen (1–0 OT) -- tied 2-2

Game Five
Athenstoft Discovery 0–1 Sparrey Indys -- Indys win 3-2
Vendrall Techmen 1–2 Kyle Red Waves -- Red Waves win 3-2


Second Round
Game One
Topher Slapshots 1–2 Skyanter Fire -- Fire lead 1-0
Bartewick Lasers 0–0 Sparrey Indys (0–2 SO) -- Indys lead 1-0
Eastern Chase Innovation 3–3 Bartewick Lords (4–3 OT) -- Innovation lead 1-0
Kent Kentmen 0–0 Kyle Red Waves (1–0 SO) -- Kentmen lead 1-0

Game Two
Topher Slapshots 2–2 Skyanter Fire (2–0 SO) -- tied 1-1
Bartewick Lasers 2–1 Sparrey Indys -- tied 1-1
Eastern Chase Innovation 1–3 Bartewick Lords -- tied 1-1
Kent Kentmen 1–1 Kyle Red Waves (1–2 OT) -- tied 1-1

Game Three
Skyanter Fire 0–2 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots lead 2-1
Sparrey Indys 2–2 Bartewick Lasers (2–3 OT) -- Lasers lead 2-1
Bartewick Lords 1–3 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Innovation lead 2-1
Kyle Red Waves 0–0 Kent Kentmen (1–0 SO) -- Red Waves lead 2-1

Game Four
Skyanter Fire 2–0 Topher Slapshots -- tied 2-2
Sparrey Indys 1–1 Bartewick Lasers (1–2 OT) -- Lasers lead 3-1
Bartewick Lords 1–2 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Innovation lead 3-1
Kyle Red Waves 0–0 Kent Kentmen (0–2 SO) -- tied 2-2

Game Five
Skyanter Fire 1–3 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots lead 3-2
Sparrey Indys 1–2 Bartewick Lasers -- Lasers win 4-1
Bartewick Lords 1–0 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Innovation lead 3-2
Kyle Red Waves 1–1 Kent Kentmen (1–3 SO) -- Kentmen lead 3-2

Game Six
Topher Slapshots 1–1 Skyanter Fire (2–1 SO) -- Slapshots win 4-2
Eastern Chase Innovation 0–1 Bartewick Lords -- tied 3-3
Kent Kentmen 2–0 Kyle Red Waves -- Kentmen win 4-2

Game Seven
Eastern Chase Innovation 3–1 Bartewick Lords -- Innovation win 4-3


Semifinal Round
Game One
Topher Slapshots 1–0 Kent Kentmen -- Slapshots lead 1-0
Bartewick Lasers 2–2 Eastern Chase Innovation (1–2 SO) -- Innovation lead 1-0

Game Two
Topher Slapshots 4–1 Kent Kentmen -- Slapshots lead 2-0
Bartewick Lasers 2–2 Eastern Chase Innovation (2–0 SO) -- tied 1-1

Game Three
Kent Kentmen 3–2 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots lead 2-1
Bartewick Lasers 1–2 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Innovation lead 2-1

Game Four
Kent Kentmen 1–0 Topher Slapshots -- tied 2-2
Bartewick Lasers 3–2 Eastern Chase Innovation -- tied 2-2

Game Five
Kent Kentmen 0–3 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots lead 3-2
Bartewick Lasers 1–0 Eastern Chase Innovation -- Lasers lead 3-2

Game Six
Topher Slapshots 4–2 Kent Kentmen -- Slapshots win 4-2
Eastern Chase Innovation 2–2 Bartewick Lasers (0–3 SO) -- Lasers win 4-2


Final Round
Game One
Topher Slapshots 4–3 Bartewick Lasers -- Slapshots lead 1-0

Game Two
Topher Slapshots 2–1 Bartewick Lasers -- Slapshots lead 2-0

Game Three
Bartewick Lasers 2–2 Topher Slapshots (2–3 OT) -- Slapshots lead 3-0

Game Four
Bartewick Lasers 3–1 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots lead 3-1

Game Five
Bartewick Lasers 2–4 Topher Slapshots -- Slapshots win 4-1



Champions Hockey League ~ Topher Slapshots, Bartewick Lasers, Eastern Chase Innovation, Kent Kentmen

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Update max skill and team skill after CHL, another update before next CHL (only include ICR rank points).
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Citiz Football Administration ~~ Season 6, Summary


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Chocomilk King’s League

King's League Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Merrilin FC 28 17 6 5 50 33 +17 57 Champions
2 Chastings Heights 28 16 8 4 48 31 +17 56
3 TFC Lannymore 28 16 7 5 72 51 +21 55
4 Fox Zero 28 12 7 9 63 55 +8 43
5 Sherwood FC 28 12 7 9 30 27 +3 43
6 High Groth Athletic 28 11 5 12 35 36 −1 38
7 Chase Citiz 28 9 10 9 55 57 −2 37
8 Athens Town 28 7 14 7 45 41 +4 35
9 FC Sandside 28 9 7 12 53 56 −3 34
10 North Woodlands 28 8 7 13 32 39 −7 31
11 FC of Groundery 28 7 10 11 36 48 −12 31
12 Briarmore FC 28 7 9 12 36 40 −4 30
13 FC Salutin 28 8 5 15 38 47 −9 29
14 FC Newday 28 8 5 15 31 50 −19 29 Relegated
15 East Kent Professional 28 6 7 15 48 61 −13 25 Relegated


Top 15 Goalscorers
1. Miller Royce Civil Citizenry - Sandside - 21
2. Jessica Behnke Cassadaigua - Lannymore - 20
2. Paul Carlisle Krytenia - East Kent - 20
4. Jackson Cedric Civil Citizenry - Fox Zero - 19
5. Oswald Hastings Civil Citizenry - Lannymore - 18
5. Parker Pollock Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights - 18
7. Kylek Ale'ack Andossa Se Mitrin Vega - Lannymore - 17
7. Brent Felton-Brewster Civil Citizenry - Merrilin - 17
7. Abel Scarloff Cosumar - Fox Zero - 17
10. Vine Hewitt Civil Citizenry - East Kent - 16
10. Carsewell Mills Civil Citizenry - Merrilin - 16
10. Simon Xavier FSSO - Athens Town - 16
13. Cedres Cafundéu - Fox Zero - 15
13. Dawson Pollard-Beck Civil Citizenry - Salutin - 15
13. Rawdon Waldo Civil Citizenry - Chase Citiz - 15

Player of the Year
1. Miller Royce Civil Citizenry - Sandside
2. Carsewell Mills Civil Citizenry - Merrilin
3. Raymond Montgomery Civil Citizenry - Sherwood
4. Paul Carlisle Krytenia - East Kent
5. Oakleigh Carroll Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights

Offensive Player of the Year
1. Carsewell Mills Civil Citizenry - Merrilin
2. Paul Carlisle Krytenia - East Kent
3. Parker Pollock Civil Citizenry - East Kent
4. Simon Xavier FSSO - Athens Town
5. Sasha Krause Saugeais - High Groth

Defensive Player of the Year
1. Raymond Montgomery Civil Citizenry - Sherwood
2. Joshua Scoville Civil Citizenry - High Groth
3. Urre Akaregi Astograth - Merrilin
4. Kelvin Lundström Pasarga - Fox Zero
5. Irving Jefferson Civil Citizenry - North Woodlands

Goalie of the Year
1. Oakleigh Carroll Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights
2. Gerard Diamond Civil Citizenry - Merrilin
3. Navering Pounchtal Stachland - Briarmore
4. Palmer Newman Civil Citizenry - North Woodlands
5. Kihxaw Jahp Carmadin - Athens Town

International Player of the Year
1. Paul Carlisle Krytenia - East Kent
2. Urre Akaregi Astograth - Merrilin
3. Kelvin Lundström Pasarga - Fox Zero
4. Navering Pounchtal Stachland - Briarmore
5. Sasha Krause Saugeais - High Groth

Youth Award (for players 22 and younger)
1. Oakleigh Carroll Civil Citizenry - Chastings Heights
2. Preston Latimer Civil Citizenry - Chase Citiz
3. Kelvin Lundström Pasarga - Fox Zero
4. Piqué Erathore - Sherwood
5. Foster Whitmore Civil Citizenry - Groundery



RadioStarOne Lord’s League

Lord's League Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Eastern Chase 28 13 8 7 51 42 +9 47 Champions
2 Hill Lane 28 13 5 10 42 41 +1 44 Promoted
3 Central Street 28 12 7 9 37 33 +4 43
4 Tasterson Road 28 10 12 6 47 35 +12 42
5 Westerly Ill 28 12 6 10 27 24 +3 42
6 FC Edge Road 28 12 5 11 41 36 +5 41
7 Winding Street 28 12 5 11 40 35 +5 41
8 Forest of the West 28 10 9 9 43 45 −2 39
9 Morelanny 28 10 8 10 47 46 +1 38
10 Old Track Merrilin 28 11 5 12 41 44 −3 38
11 FC Dark Alley 28 10 7 11 36 39 −3 37
12 Windmill 28 9 9 10 39 39 0 36
13 Desert Rampage 28 9 7 12 32 38 −6 34
14 Field Central 28 10 3 15 44 50 −6 33 Relegated
15 Baker Fief 28 7 4 17 36 56 −20 25 Relegated




VictoryTrading.cvc League A1

League A1 Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 FC Old Taylor Pond 28 16 7 5 47 30 +17 55 Champions
2 Tasterson FC Minor 28 14 8 6 53 42 +11 50 Promoted
3 Morning Garden 28 11 12 5 46 34 +12 45
4 Kent Club 28 12 7 9 52 55 −3 43
5 Continental Zero 28 10 8 10 47 46 +1 38
6 True Edge FC 28 10 7 11 37 39 −2 37
7 Gympyrore FC 28 10 7 11 44 50 −6 37
8 Alley FC 28 10 6 12 41 47 −6 36
9 Market Lane 28 9 8 11 38 41 −3 35
10 Real Groundery FC 28 8 10 10 49 44 +5 34
11 Hospice FT 28 8 10 10 47 48 −1 34
12 Seashore Coast FC 28 9 6 13 45 42 +3 33
13 FC Cygning 28 9 6 13 47 55 −8 33
14 Blank Forest 28 10 3 15 33 43 −10 33 Relegated
15 The Flatlands 28 5 13 10 39 49 −10 28 Relegated




Bartewick Financial League A2

League A2 Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Market Minor 28 14 6 8 45 31 +14 48 Champions
2 Athens Secondary 28 13 8 7 41 37 +4 47 Promoted
3 Prince Athletic 28 13 6 9 42 35 +7 45
4 Northern Groves 28 13 6 9 42 40 +2 45
5 Club Team Spice 28 12 8 8 43 41 +2 44
6 Hashershan FC 28 13 3 12 42 43 −1 42
7 City on High 28 12 5 11 43 40 +3 41
8 Tinydon Athletic 28 11 7 10 39 36 +3 40
9 FC Fief 28 10 10 8 40 39 +1 40
10 Ye Old Mill 28 9 10 9 40 33 +7 37
11 FC Suburban 28 8 11 9 34 37 −3 35
12 Du Hill 28 8 7 13 38 41 −3 31
13 Chastings Free 28 9 2 17 36 47 −11 29
14 The Berg 28 6 9 13 37 49 −12 27 Relegated
15 Wind Athletic 28 7 6 15 21 34 −13 27 Relegated




Bank of the Southwest League B1

League B1 Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Southwest Royal 28 11 12 5 37 30 +7 45 Champions
2 Far East Chase 28 12 8 8 36 29 +7 44 Promoted
3 Bonnie Briar 28 12 8 8 48 43 +5 44
4 LG Champions 28 12 6 10 35 30 +5 42
5 The Wick 28 10 11 7 35 30 +5 41
6 West Victorport 28 11 8 9 45 46 −1 41
7 Normere-on-Modraine 28 10 10 8 38 35 +3 40
8 Bartehithe FC 28 11 5 12 41 38 +3 38
9 Saxby Road 28 10 7 11 42 45 −3 37
10 Border Club 28 10 5 13 41 42 −1 35
11 Citiz Dream Football 28 9 8 11 42 49 −7 35
12 Down at the Wharf 28 7 13 8 40 37 +3 34
13 New Athens 28 8 10 10 39 45 −6 34
14 Taylor Mem 28 10 3 15 36 39 −3 33 Relegated
15 FC Kyle of the Isle 28 6 8 14 36 53 −17 26 Relegated




OnlineFootyBet League B2

League B2 Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Brewsby 28 13 9 6 39 31 +8 48 Champions
2 C.W.B.C. 28 12 11 5 41 31 +10 47 Promoted
3 Sutizworth 28 15 2 11 38 34 +4 47
4 Athletics Parva 28 14 4 10 45 35 +10 46
5 Midean FC 28 12 7 9 37 36 +1 43
6 Axclub 28 11 8 9 51 52 −1 41
7 FC Magna Whel 28 11 7 10 40 39 +1 40
8 FC Sorting 28 9 11 8 36 37 −1 38
9 FC Fantastiqué 28 9 9 10 40 40 0 36
10 Grand Hythe 28 9 9 10 52 53 −1 36
11 Club Ogasa 28 9 8 11 38 43 −5 35
12 Athens Locale 28 8 10 10 42 36 +6 34
13 Toft FC 28 9 6 13 31 35 −4 33
14 SSFC 28 8 6 14 39 50 −11 30 Relegated
15 Lesser Briar FC 28 6 3 19 26 43 −17 21 Relegated




Locale Preliminary League

Preliminary League Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Toft Castle 28 14 7 7 40 30 +10 49 Champions
2 Mates of Citi FC 28 13 7 8 49 38 +11 46 Promoted
3 BP Minor 28 12 9 7 36 34 +2 45
4 Ijarakalamayheru 28 12 8 8 44 36 +8 44
5 Capital Secondary 28 11 9 8 43 40 +3 42
6 Kingsmen FC 28 12 6 10 36 37 −1 42
7 Stackerson Zavs 28 12 4 12 43 42 +1 40
8 LG Secondary 28 9 10 9 45 41 +4 37
9 Trepressman South 28 11 3 14 31 35 −4 36
10 FC North Briar 28 9 9 10 33 40 −7 36
11 The Jesuit Group Athletic 28 9 7 12 35 34 +1 34
12 Goose Archaic 28 9 7 12 42 45 −3 34
13 Comesby Association 28 10 4 14 42 47 −5 34
14 Lime Briar 28 8 7 13 31 40 −9 31 Relegated
15 Janwick FC 28 7 7 14 37 48 −11 28 Relegated




OnlineFootyBet Qualification League

Qualification League Standings

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Athens Knights 28 15 5 8 41 28 +13 50 Champions
2 Sons of Richardson 28 14 6 8 45 42 +3 48 Promoted
3 The Brantamen 28 12 7 9 33 30 +3 43
4 FC Groupies 28 12 6 10 44 39 +5 42
5 Old Flag 28 11 8 9 48 42 +6 41
6 FC Road to Glory 28 11 8 9 40 37 +3 41
7 Skyanter FC 28 11 8 9 50 50 0 41
8 Gordon Road 28 11 7 10 46 45 +1 40
9 Wizard Town 28 11 7 10 53 53 0 40
10 Bartewick Pumas 28 10 6 12 33 35 −2 36
11 FC Market Village 28 8 10 10 43 48 −5 34
12 Sam Sell FC 28 9 6 13 43 45 −2 33
13 Cribbidy 28 9 5 14 39 46 −7 32
14 Suthwarmoss Countinental 28 8 7 13 39 45 −6 31
15 Bullies Port 28 7 6 15 42 54 −12 27




Champions' Cup: Merrilin FC, Chastings Heights
Globe Cup: TFC Lannymore, Fox Zero, Sherwood FC
Series B Champions' Cup: Eastern Chase, Hill Lane, Central Street, Tasterson Road
Cygnus Cup: to be determined
Copa de Campeones: Merrilin FC, Chastings Heights
Copa de los Príncipes: TFC Lannymore, Fox Zero
Copa de las Islas: to be determined
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Citiz Rugby Administration ~~ Season 4, Results


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Trumack Rugby Club League  Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 

1 Reps-Baker 14 13 1 260 104 +156 50 Regular Season Champions
2 Sparrey Speed 14 9 5 273 190 +83 36
3 TF Thugs 14 9 5 249 167 +82 36
4 Sherwood RFC 14 9 5 232 151 +81 36
5 Janwick Bloodhounds 14 5 9 130 177 −47 22
6 Urbanis 14 5 9 185 233 −48 20

7 Bartewick Dockers 14 5 9 154 217 −63 20 Did not qualify for FNT
8 RFC BM 14 1 13 96 340 −244 4 Did not qualify for FNT


Never has the TRCL been more polar. Reps-Baker, currently the defending rugby club champions of the world, won thirteen of fourteen matches, with four shutouts to boot. They are now the heavy favorites to win their third Finnmakt crown, and hopefully romp through the Seasogs Championship as they did last year. On the other end of the spectrum is RFC BM, whose lone win saved them from complete embarrassment. In the middle, three teams finished at a respectable 9-5 - those three teams all having qualified for the Seasogs thrice in a row - while three others middled at 5-9. It's hard to believe any team could dethrone Reps-Baker on its road to the National Trophy. Then again, that's what we said last year when Sherwood upset them in the semifinals...

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Finnmakt National Trophy

First Round
TF Thugs 23–3 Urbanis
Sherwood RFC 16–17 Janwick Bloodhounds

Semifinals
Reps-Baker 20–3 Janwick Bloodhounds
Sparrey Speed 7–12 TF Thugs

Final
Reps-Baker 19–0 TF Thugs

Winning the Finnmakt National Trophy is one thing. Winning it in a shutout, a total annihilation is another. Winning in that fashion against the same team for the second time in three years is quite another, and yet that is the reality of Citiz rugby. Reps-Baker is decidedly the best club in Civil Citizenry, having won all four TRCLs since its inception; it's also the best club in the entire multiverse, having been crowned champions of the Seasogs Rugby Union Champions' Trophy. In other, less important news, defending Finnmakt champions Sherwood were eliminated on a last-second try by Janwick - which means the Bloodhounds, the second-highest Citiz club and eleventh overall in international rankings, will make a delighted return to the Seasogs.



Seasogs Championship ~ Reps-Baker, TF Thugs, Sparrey Speed, Janwick Bloodhounds
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Citiz Basketball Administration ~~ Season 2 Results


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Daskha Motors National Professional Basketball

North Division           Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD

1 Trewich Urbanites 68 46 22 5364 4894 +470 Division Champions
2 Skyanter Blazers 68 46 22 5218 4918 +300 Qualified
3 Topher Feds 68 40 28 5323 5054 +269 Wildcard
4 Baker Gunners 68 25 43 5098 5350 −252
5 Bartewick Morks 68 24 44 5074 5300 −226
6 Bartewick Cougars 68 23 45 4960 5312 −352

East Division            Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD

1 Sparrey Miners 68 41 27 5363 4976 +387 Division Champions
2 Briarshaw Squirrels 68 41 27 5347 5095 +252 Qualified
3 Portsdan Panthers 68 38 30 5228 5161 +67
4 Eastern Chase Hawks 68 32 36 5136 5236 −100
5 Eastern Chase Storm 68 31 37 5050 5254 −204
6 Briarshaw Pols 68 25 43 5060 5398 −338

West Division            Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD

1 Comesby Arches 68 41 27 5308 4980 +328 Division Champions
2 Western Chase Unity 68 34 34 5116 5214 −98 Qualified
3 Westwold Counties 68 29 39 5069 5247 −178
4 Portsdan Hounds 68 28 40 5121 5248 −127
5 Sherwood Meres 68 27 41 4963 5396 −433
6 Suthwarmoss Greenhats 68 24 44 4891 5215 −324

South Division           Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD

1 Kent Bricks 68 42 26 5319 5077 +242 Division Champions
2 Janwick Tigers 68 40 28 5208 4979 +229 Qualified
3 Merrilin Nets 68 40 28 5257 5190 +67 Wildcard
4 Janwick Seekays 68 36 32 5156 5111 +45
5 Vendrall Lightning 68 32 36 5195 5174 +21
6 Athenstoft Pioneers 68 31 37 5131 5176 −45


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NPB Bartewick Financial Henderson Trophy

First Round
Game One
Western Chase Unity 84–78 Topher Feds -- Unity lead 1-0
Janwick Tigers 92–75 Merrilin Nets -- Tigers lead 1-0

Game Two
Western Chase Unity 68–88 Topher Feds -- tied 1-1
Janwick Tigers 83–66 Merrilin Nets -- Tigers lead 2-0

Game Three
Topher Feds 95–59 Western Chase Unity -- Feds lead 2-1
Merrilin Nets 69–81 Janwick Tigers -- Tigers win 3-0

Game Four
Topher Feds 92–78 Western Chase Unity -- Feds win 3-1

Second Round
Game One
Trewich Urbanites 66–83 Topher Feds -- Feds lead 1-0
Comesby Arches 84–78 Skyanter Blazers -- Arches lead 1-0
Sparrey Miners 83–82 Briarshaw Squirrels -- Miners lead 1-0
Kent Bricks 75–67 Janwick Tigers -- Bricks lead 1-0

Game Two
Trewich Urbanites 96–60 Topher Feds -- tied 1-1
Comesby Arches 68–65 Skyanter Blazers -- Arches lead 2-0
Sparrey Miners 70–68 Briarshaw Squirrels -- Miners lead 2-0
Kent Bricks 77–70 Janwick Tigers -- Bricks lead 2-0

Game Three
Topher Feds 76–88 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites lead 2-1
Skyanter Blazers 81–74 Comesby Arches -- Arches lead 2-1
Briarshaw Squirrels 81–70 Sparrey Miners -- Miners lead 2-1
Janwick Tigers 64–51 Kent Bricks -- Bricks lead 2-1

Game Four
Topher Feds 71–70 Trewich Urbanites -- tied 2-2
Skyanter Blazers 72–91 Comesby Arches -- Arches lead 3-1
Briarshaw Squirrels 86–76 Sparrey Miners -- tied 2-2
Janwick Tigers 57–74 Kent Bricks -- Bricks lead 3-1

Game Five
Topher Feds 71–79 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites lead 3-2
Skyanter Blazers 67–83 Comesby Arches -- Arches win 4-1
Briarshaw Squirrels 72–84 Sparrey Miners -- Miners lead 3-2
Janwick Tigers 66–56 Kent Bricks -- Bricks lead 3-2

Game Six
Trewich Urbanites 69–73 Topher Feds -- tied 3-3
Sparrey Miners 71–71 Briarshaw Squirrels (76–75 OT) -- Miners win 4-2
Kent Bricks 94–76 Janwick Tigers -- Bricks win 4-2

Game Seven
Trewich Urbanites 92–70 Topher Feds -- Urbanites win 4-3

Semifinal Round
Game One
Trewich Urbanites 95–76 Comesby Arches -- Urbanites lead 1-0
Sparrey Miners 78–74 Kent Bricks -- Miners lead 1-0

Game Two
Trewich Urbanites 76–66 Comesby Arches -- Urbanites lead 2-0
Sparrey Miners 81–76 Kent Bricks -- Miners lead 2-0

Game Three
Comesby Arches 76–95 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites lead 3-0
Kent Bricks 77–66 Sparrey Miners -- Miners lead 2-1

Game Four
Comesby Arches 96–77 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites lead 3-1
Kent Bricks 76–98 Sparrey Miners -- Miners lead 3-1

Game Five
Comesby Arches 70–94 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites win 4-1
Kent Bricks 80–83 Sparrey Miners -- Miners win 4-1

Final Round
Game One
Trewich Urbanites 63–66 Sparrey Miners -- Miners lead 1-0

Game Two
Trewich Urbanites 70–64 Sparrey Miners -- tied 1-1

Game Three
Sparrey Miners 80–76 Trewich Urbanites -- Miners lead 2-1

Game Four
Sparrey Miners 67–81 Trewich Urbanites -- tied 2-2

Game Five
Sparrey Miners 67–97 Trewich Urbanites -- Urbanites lead 3-2

Game Six
Trewich Urbanites 94–81 Sparrey Miners -- Urbanites win 4-2

Before regular season: add 1.5 to max -- After regular season: add 5.5 to max
Team points: (regular season winning percentage * 5) + (.5 if division champs) + (.5 per postseason round win) - (.25 per postseason round loss) - (.5 if not qualified for postseason)
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'Because of the hurricane, I am extending my 5 million dollar offer for President Obama's favorite charity until 12PM on Thursday.' - Donald Trump"

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