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[Camwood]

Season 6 Results

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BARTEWICK FINANCIAL HOCKEY PREMIERSHIP

It was another thrilling season of BarFin Premiership Hockey. The Montreek Camians were able to come on top of Northern Division, tied with Port Kostas, but ahead on the head-to-head tiebreaker. Not far behind were the Petmonton Oil Rigs and trailing the Rigs were the Metropolitan, where Andrew Davis continues to try to make a name for himself.

Onto the South, the Warriors somehow managed to come on top of division for the umpteenth time. Leif Proulx, who was supposed to be known as a jerk, was on fire as he lead the league in assists and points and showed all of Camwood that he really isn't that big of a jerk. Brandon Norris, the New Athens head coach said, "I can not find where the jerk is inside him, [Proulx], his [Proulx's] worth ethic was amazing and he [Proulx] was a great team player."

The rest of the South was virtually none existent. The Yellow Beach Beachmen and Nattas Heat were tied for second. Each only won .500. The fourth place Kanston Hurricanes had a losing record. The BFHP board said they would realign the season so that more games will be played intradivision, so that the team that stand out don't have losing records.

Northern Division Standings

Team                        P   W D   L  For   Ag  +/-  Pts
 1 Montreek Camians           60  43 0  17  107   53  +54  129 - Qualified for Playoffs
 2 Port Kostas Mates          60  43 0  17  110   44  +66  129 - Qualified for Playoffs
 3 Petmonton Oil Rigs         60  39 0  21   94   64  +30  117 - Qualified for Playoffs
 4 Compolis Metropolitan      60  36 0  24   85   53  +32  108 - Qualified for Playoffs
 5 White Rock Polars          60  34 0  26   83   77   +6  102
 6 Vanler Whites              60  28 0  32   64   80  -16   84
 7 Northmont Blizzard         60  19 0  41   62   94  -32   57
 8 St. Edward Bears           60  19 0  41   45  107  -62   57

Southern Division Standings

Team                        P   W D   L  For   Ag  +/-  Pts
 1 New Athens Warriors        60  47 0  13  123   46  +77  141 - Qualified for Playoffs
 2 Yellow Beach Beachmen      60  30 0  30   61   56   +5   90 - Qualified for Playoffs
 3 Nattas Heat                60  30 0  30   75   78   -3   90 - Qualified for Playoffs
 4 Kanston Hurricanes         60  28 0  32   69   93  -24   84 - Qualified for Playoffs
 5 Clemson Senators           60  24 0  36   61   79  -18   72
 6 Janta Bay Turtles          60  22 0  38   54   88  -34   66
 7 Agristino Crop             60  22 0  38   61   79  -18   66
 8 Henrysburg Tigers          60  16 0  44   43  106  -63   48

LUCIEUX BEVERAGES^TM DANIEL CUP PLAYOFFS


First Round
(1) Montreek Camians 0-0 (4) Compolis Metropolitan (0-0 AET, 4-1 PKs) [(1) Montreek Camians leads series 1-0]
(4) Compolis Metropolitan 0-0 (1) Montreek Camians (0-1 AET) [(1) Montreek Camians leads series 2-0]
(1) Montreek Camians 0-1 (4) Compolis Metropolitan [(1) Montreek Camians leads series 2-1]
(4) Compolis Metropolitan 0-1 (1) Montreek Camians [(1) Montreek Camians leads series 3-1]
(1) Montreek Camians 0-2 (4) Compolis Metropolitan [(1) Montreek Camians leads series 3-2]
(4) Compolis Metropolitan 3-1 (1) Montreek Camians [series tied 3-3]
(1) Montreek Camians 0-3 (4) Compolis Metropolitan [(4) Compolis Metropolitan leads series 4-3]

(2) Port Kostas Mates 2-0 (3) Petmonton Oil Rigs [(2) Port Kostas Mates leads series 1-0]
(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs 1-1 (2) Port Kostas Mates (2-1 AET) [series tied 1-1]
(2) Port Kostas Mates 0-1 (3) Petmonton Oil Rigs [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 2-1]
(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs 0-3 (2) Port Kostas Mates [series tied 2-2]
(2) Port Kostas Mates 0-1 (3) Petmonton Oil Rigs [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 3-2]
(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs 2-2 (2) Port Kostas Mates (2-3 AET) [series tied 3-3]
(2) Port Kostas Mates 1-2 (3) Petmonton Oil Rigs [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 4-3]

(1) New Athens Warriors 3-1 (4) Kanston Hurricanes [(1) New Athens Warriors leads series 1-0]
(4) Kanston Hurricanes 0-1 (1) New Athens Warriors [(1) New Athens Warriors leads series 2-0]
(1) New Athens Warriors 1-3 (4) Kanston Hurricanes [(1) New Athens Warriors leads series 2-1]
(4) Kanston Hurricanes 0-0 (1) New Athens Warriors (0-1 OT) [(1) New Athens Warriors leads series 3-1]
(1) New Athens Warriors 0-0 (4) Kanston Hurricanes (1-0 OT) [(1) New Athens Warriors leads series 4-1]

(2) Yellow Beach Beachmen 1-1 (3) Nattas Heat (1-1 OT, 2-3 SO) [(3) Nattas Heat leads series 1-0]
(3) Nattas Heat 1-1 (2) Yellow Beach Beachmen (2-2 OT, 3-1 SO) [(3) Nattas Heat leads series 2-0]
(2) Yellow Beach Beachmen 0-2 (3) Nattas Heat [(3) Nattas Heat leads series 3-0]
(3) Nattas Heat 1-0 (2) Yellow Beach Beachmen [(3) Nattas Heat leads series 4-0]

Compolis showed some serious muscle as they defeated the top seed Montreek Camians in the first round. It took seven games for Jason McDonald and his Oil Rigs to pull through and beat the Port Kostas Mates who, after going to the Champions' Hockey League Finals last time around, won't even qualify. Now to the down under provinces. New Athens slowly but surely defeated the Kanston Hurricanes in five games. The Nattas Heat, however, swept the Beachmen to get into the SemiFinals.

SemiFinals

(4) Compolis Metropolitan 0-0 (3) Petmonton Oil Rigs (0-1 OT) [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 1-0]
(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs 1-0 (4) Compolis Metropolitan [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 2-0]
(4) Compolis Metropolitan 1-1 (3) Petmonton Oil Rigs (1-1 OT, 3-4 SO) [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 3-0]
(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs 0-0 (4) Compolis Metropolitan (1-0 OT) [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 4-0]

(1) New Athens Warriors 0-1 (3) Nattas Heat [(3) Nattas Heat leads series 1-0]
(3) Nattas Heat 1-0 (1) New Athens Warriors [(3) Nattas Heat leads series 2-0]
(1) New Athens Warriors 0-1 (3) Nattas Heat [(3) Nattas Heat leads series 3-0]
(3) Nattas Heat 1-3 (1) New Athens Warriors [(3) Nattas Heat leads series 3-1]
(1) New Athens Warriors 3-0 (3) Nattas Heat [(3) Nattas Heat leads series 3-2]
(3) Nattas Heat 0-2 (1) New Athens Warriors [series tied 3-3]
(1) New Athens Warriors 2-0 (3) Nattas Heat [(1) New Athens Warriors leads series 4-3]

After many season's of heartache and distress, the Petmonton Oil Rigs have found their way to a Daniel Cup Final. The Rigs were able to sweep Compolis despite three out of the four games had to be decideed after regulation. The polar opposite happened in the Southern Division Finals. New Athens lost three straight games, but Leif Proulx rallied the team, and the Warriors battle back to win the series in seven games. Proulx's spectacular leadership performance will possibly earn the Cotdelpomais a big fat "C'' on his sweater next season.

Daniel Cup Finals

(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs 3-1 (1) New Athens Warriors [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 1-0]
(1) New Athens Warriors 1-0 (3) Petmonton Oil Rigs [series tied 1-1]
(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs 1-0 (1) New Athens Warriors [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 2-1]
(1) New Athens Warriors 0-0 (3) Petmonton Oil Rigs (0-0 OT, 3-4 SO) [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 3-1]
(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs 0-0 (1) New Athens Warriors (0-1 OT) [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 3-2]
(1) New Athens Warriors 1-0 (3) Petmonton Oil Rigs [series tied 3-3]
(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs 1-0 (1) New Athens Warriors [(3) Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 4-3]

A David and Goliath it sure was - a battle of beyond epic proportions. Jason McDonald sure found a way to battle beyond belief, he scored four goals plus a shoot-out goal to lead his team to a four games to three victory over the warriors. Many hockey fans and critics thought this day would never come - the Warriors would not win a Daniel Cup.

HART MOTORS POST-SEASON AWARDS SHOW

TOP GOALSCORERS:
1) Ryan Wesbrooks (Montreek) - 54 Goals
2) Jason McDonald (Petmonton) - 51 Goals
2) Leif Proulx (New Athens) - 51 Goals
4) Andrew Davis (Compolis) - 49 Goals
5) Nick Collens (Port Kostas) - 47 Goals

TOP ASSISTERS:
1) Leif Proulx (New Athens) - 52 Assists
2) Nick Collens (Port Kostas) - 50 Assists
3) Ryan Wesbrooks (Montreek) - 48 Assists
3) Kevin Carter (Compolis) - 48 Assists
5) Andrew Davis (Compolis) - 43 Assists

TOP POINTSCORERS:
1) Leif Proulx (New Athens) - 103 Points
2) Ryan Wesbrooks (Montreek) - 102 Points
3) Nick Collens (Port Kostas) - 97 Points
4) Andrew Davis (Compolis) - 92 Points
5) Jason McDonald (Petmonton) - 91 Points

MOST SAVES
1) Colin Chapman (Petmonton) - 1,439 Saves
2) Donald Hatfield (Compolis) - 1,384 Saves
3) Alexander Andrews (Port Kostas) - 1,320 Saves

GOLDEN SKATE AWARD (Top Forward) - Ryan Wesbrooks (Montreek)

LEFEVRE TROHPY (Top Defenseman) - Dominic Taylor (Petmonton)

Belmont Suits^TM GENTLEMANLY PLAYER AWARD - Leif Proulx (New Athens)

INTERNATIONAL ENTRANTS

New Athens Warriors
Petmonton Oil Rigs
Compolis Metropolitan
Nattas Heat

FINALS BID

WESBROOKS FORUM CAP. 22,000
Located in Compolis, Camwood
Newly built for the sixth season, the Wesbrooks Forum, sponsored by the personal computer manufacturing company, Wesbrooks, is bidding to host the season's CHL finals. The Wesbrooks Forum, is named after the Wesbrooks company main product, the Wesbrooks Forum laptop computer. The Arena is a state of the art facility holding over twenty two thousand fans.

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Season 4 Results

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Rugby Union in its fourth edition has come to Camwood. The twelve team Telecate League is ready to go once again. Who will win this edition?

Telecate League       Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD    Win %   Pts 
 1 Compolis RFC           22   14   1   7   390  288 +102    0.667    43
 2 North Shore            22   12   1   9   348  300  +48    0.571    37
 3 Kanston Sonic          22   12   1   9   295  304   −9    0.571    37
 4 New Athens Spartans    22   11   3   8   283  273  +10    0.579    36
 5 Port Kostas Bruisers   22   11   1  10   314  263  +51    0.524    34
 6 Petmonton Lions        22   11   1  10   308  270  +38    0.524    34
 7 Montreek United        22   11   0  11   270  298  −28    0.500    33
 8 Delacuse Athletic      22   10   2  10   247  289  −42    0.500    32
 9 Nattas                 22    8   2  12   346  365  −19    0.400    26
10 White Rock Grizzlies   22    8   2  12   290  327  −37    0.400    26
11 Speedy Vanler          22    8   2  12   245  314  −69    0.400    26
12 RFC Clemson            22    8   0  14   317  362  −45    0.364    24

Compolis RFC took home this year's prize after being a good two games ahead of the North Shore squad from Northmont, Camwood. The Kanston Sonic got the bronze spot, only a game ahead of the New Athens Spartans, who where in a four way tie which was settled through goal difference and head-to-head.

This season's controversy ended with a firing. The Port Kostas Bruisers were truly bruising more and more players. Eventually, manager Thomas Reed was sacked by the league for Malpractice.

AALBORGPETTERSEN RUGBY TROPHY

Compolis RFC 17–26 Delacuse Athletic
North Shore 10–10 Montreek United (10–22 AET)
Kanston Sonic 3–5 Petmonton Lions
New Athens Spartans 14–17 Port Kostas Bruisers

Delacuse Athletic 17–0 Montreek United
Port Kostas Bruisers 3–3 Petmonton Lions (11–3 AET)

AP RUGBY TROPHY FINALS
Delacuse Athletic 20–16 Port Kostas Bruisers
@Compolis Coliseum, Compolis, Camwood (Cap. 42,000)

INTERNATIONAL ENTRANTS
Delcause Athletic
Montreek United
Port Kostas Bruisers
Petmonton Lions

FINALS SITE BID
ANDER ARENA (CAP. 40,000) -- The Ander Arena, sponsored by the pharmaceutical company Ander Pharmaceutical Co., will be the future home to the fame Port Kostas Strikers football club. However, the C-League season hasn't quite yet started so the city's rugby team, the P.K. Bruisers, got the opportunity to use it turning the AP Rugby Trophy. The Camian Rugby Federation would like to offer the Ander Arena as a potential venue for the Finals of the Rugby Union Championship Trophy (R.U.C.T.).

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Season 5 Preview

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Five times the charm, no? Nonetheless, the fifth season of the C-League is here and Premier Division action is about to start on up.

TRANSFERS

• GK Romain Jolicœur (CDP) - Yellow Beach Universe
• GK Thomas Jacoby (Dominion(CDP) ~ CMW) - (Retired)
• DF Winoc Quéré (PBI) - Inter Compolis
• DF Ludovic Doucet (CDP) - Sporting White Rock
• DF Noël Thériault (CDP) - Port Kostas Strikers
• MF Lucas Boivin (CDP) - Inter Compolis
• MF Tómas Sala (CDP) - Henrysburg FC
• MF Éric Horton (CDP) - Vanler Dynamo
• MF Jérémy Berthiaume (CDP) - Port Kostas Strikers
• ST Oxel Nuin (Royal Rumiatzi - ASG) - Vanler Dynamo
• ST Imre Ulsson (MYT) - Sporting White Rock

CHAMPIONSHIP RACE


► PORT KOSTAS STRIKERS

• Location: Port Kostas, Camwood ~ Ander Arena Cap. 40,000
• Manager: Kirby Hurst (CVC)
• Nickname: 'The Strikers'
• Formation: 4-4-2
• Key Player(s): ST Leonard Rossi;
• Foreigners: DF Noël Thériault (CDP); MF Jérémy Berthiaume (CDP);
• Predicted Finish: First
• Comments: Kirby Hurst had a long hard haul last season before he was able to turn his side around and boost the team into fourth. Hurst with his newly reformed 4-4-2 formation, is hoping to pick up the strikers exactly where they left off and charge into a championship. The Strikers made some bold offseason moves and cashed in on some washed up Cotdelapomais players including Jérémy Berthiaume who is on the descending side of his peak. Port Kostas also has a shiny new stadium to play in, the Ander Arena.

► INTER COMPOLIS

• Location: Urbalyn (Compolis), Camwood ~ Compolis Coliseum Cap. 41,500
• Manager: Jake Graton
• Nickname: 'The Blues'
• Formation: 3-5-2
• Key Player(s): MF Jeff Cecil; ST Kevin Torress; GK Gaxan Echabeguren (ITB);
• Foreigners: GK Gaxan Echabeguren (ITB); DF Winoc Quéré (PBI);
• Predicted Finish: Second
• Comments: The Blues had a great run last season during the Globe Cup. Compolis got through the group stage, and into two rounds of the elimination stage before being knocked out. This spectacular finish has earned Compolis a spot in the Aeropag Football Inviational. Gaxan Echabeguren is a member of the Astograthian Olympic Squad and will be tied for the first couple matchdays of the season. Kevin Torress is now thirty four and is facing one of the last seasons in his storied career.

► VANLER DYNAMO

• Location: Vanler, Camwood ~ Dynamo Dome Cap. 55,000
• Manager: Henry Telison
• Nickname: 'les rouges' (French for 'The Reds')
• Formation: 3-4-2-1
• Key Player(s): MF Alec Taber; ST Caleb Benson
• Foriegners: MF Éric Horton (CDP); ST Oxel Nuin
• Predicted Finish: Third
• Comments: Henry Telison is the man keeping this club a float right now. Oxel Nuin was tossed out the door by Royal Rumiatzi and is hoping to become somewhat of a star at the Dynamo. With the edition of Nuin, Vanler should be able to elevate themselves into third.

► SPORTING WHITE ROCK

• Location: White Rock, Camwood ~ The Ice Bowl (Cap. 18,000)
• Manager: Justin Kiplin
• Formation: 4-3-3
• Key Player(s): ST Imre Ulsson (MYT);
• Foreigners: ST Imre Ulsson (MYT); DF Ludovic Doucet (CDP);
• Predicted Finish: Fourth
• Comments: Justin Kiplin and the rest of White Rock has been very outgoing in bringing in foreign talent. Imre Ulsson was brought in unattached from Mytannion where he plays as a national team player, and Ludovic Doucet was recruited from Cotdelapoms to help out on the defensive end.

LEAGUE COVERAGE

► NEW ATHENS UNITED

New Athens is a good time, with out a lot of variety. For New Athens to be able to qualify for international events. They need to pick up a decent striker and a good keeper. If New Athens can't finish in the top five, there is a good chance manager Nicholas Bentaly will be sacked. On another point, Jack Gibson went to the Olympics and did very well, having the most goals for the entire squad.

► YELLOW BEACH UNIVERSE

Yellow Beach did very well last season, but they will most likely end up as just one hit wonders. Michael Cook is a player reaching his prime, but will most likely end up free agent after the season is out.

► HENRYSBURG FC

Henrysburg is doing well, and are settling in to the Premier Division stage. Andrew Sandy has company in Henrysburg as Tómas Sala from Cotdelapoms joins in on the fun. Henrysburg might get a taste of the top five, but they definitely won't stay there.

THE REST

8. F.C. Nattas
9. Janta Bay Sharks FC
10. San Marius United
11. Kanston Dynamo
12. Garatini Speed

[Camwood]

Season 5 Review

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FINAL STANDINGS

Premier Division

-  Premier Division        Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Inter Compolis           22   15   3   4    56   20  +36    48 - Premier Division Champions/Champions' Cup
 2 New Athens United        22   14   2   6    35   16  +19    44 - Globe Cup
 3 Sporting White Rock      22   13   5   4    31   16  +15    44 - Globe Cup
 4 Yellow Beach Universe    22   12   3   7    37   21  +16    39 - Globe Cup
 5 Vanler Dynamo            22   12   3   7    40   26  +14    39
 6 FC Nattas                22   10   6   6    24   23   +1    36
 7 Janta Bay Sharks         22   10   4   8    33   28   +5    34
 8 Henrysburg FC            22    9   5   8    20   21   −1    32
 9 Kanston Dynamo           22    8   4  10    21   26   −5    28
10 Port Kostas Strikers     22    3   5  14    11   32  −21    14
11 San Marius United        22    3   2  17    13   43  −30    11 - Relegated
12 Garatini Speed           22    0   4  18     6   55  −49     4 - Relegated

AAA Division

-  AAA Coastal League      Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Montrique AC             14    7   5   2    14    9   +5    26 - Promoted
 2 Josephine AFC            14    6   4   4    16   11   +5    22
 3 Totlu Islanders FC       14    6   3   5    15   11   +4    21
 4 FC Tiber                 14    6   1   7    17   17    0    19
 5 FC Ethel Beach           14    5   4   5    16   19   −3    19
 6 Nanford Scholastic       14    4   6   4    11   12   −1    18
 7 Petmonton FC             14    2   8   4     8    9   −1    14
 8 Northmont Nauticals      14    3   3   8     7   16   −9    12 - Relegated

-  AAA Inland League       Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Delacuse United          14    7   5   2    13    9   +4    26 - Promoted
 2 Artiville United         14    6   6   2    17   12   +5    24
 3 Jones City United        14    4   7   3    11   12   −1    19
 4 Agristino Aggies FC      14    4   6   4    14   14    0    18
 5 Urbalyn United           14    4   5   5    10   10    0    17
 6 Smithsboro AC            14    4   4   6    17   14   +3    16
 7 St. Edwards Catholic     14    4   3   7     8   13   −5    15
 8 Bluerock Bears           14    3   4   7    10   16   −6    13 - Relegated

AA Division

-  AA Division             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 South Banks FC           22   10   5   7    23   20   +3    35 - Promoted
 2 Fort White Fire          22   10   4   8    19   16   +3    34 - Promoted
 3 Bartemoore AFC           22    9   6   7    22   16   +6    33
 4 Wesley                   22    9   6   7    26   24   +2    33
 5 FC Clemson               22    8   8   6    15   12   +3    32
 6 Artiville United         22    8   8   6    27   25   +2    32
 7 Metropolitan             22    8   6   8    19   20   −1    30
 8 West Shore               22    7   7   8    14   16   −2    28
 9 New Chase City           22    8   4  10    12   17   −5    28
10 LaSalle United           22    8   3  11    20   22   −2    27
11 Kanston FC               22    7   5  10    17   23   −6    26
12 Montrique Dynamo         22    6   6  10    19   22   −3    24

Full of surprises, the fifth C-League season has come and gone with some very exciting happenings. Inter Compolis won their second title, and Kevin Torress had a great season, leading the league in goals with twenty two of them. The Port Kostas Strikers were expected to win, but finished tenth, narrowly avoiding relegation. Their manager, Kirby Hurst from Civil Citizenry, can definately be expected to be sacked once transfers commence.

New Athens was greatly empowered by midfielder Jack Gibson. They finished second, tied with Sporting White Rock who were greatly lead by Jason Deveraux, who won the top international player award. Yellow Beach didn't trail by much though, they beat out Vanler Dynamo by a difference of two goals.

INTERNATIONAL ENTRANTS
Champions Cup: Inter Compolis
Globe Cup: New Athens United, Sporting White Rock, Yellow Beach Universe
Series B Champions Cup: Montrique AC, Delacuse United, Artiville United, Joesphine AFC

Copa de Campeones: Inter Compolis, New Athens United
Copa de los Principes: Sporting White Rock, Yellow Beach Universe

[Camwood]

Season 2 Results

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FINAL STANDINGS

-  Camian Basketball Association  Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win % 
 1 Petmonton Titans                52   31  21  4160 4086  +74    0.596 - Semfinalist
 2 Port Kostas Buccaneers          52   30  22  4164 4111  +53    0.577 - Semifinalist
 3 Kanston Fuse                    52   30  22  4244 4067 +177    0.577 - Wildcard
 4 Vanler Wolves                   52   30  22  4047 3978  +69    0.577 - Wildcard
 5 Northmont Mustangs              52   29  23  4189 4043 +146    0.558 - Wildcard
 6 Delacuse Sharks                 52   28  24  4125 4112  +13    0.538 - Wildcard
 7 Compolis Nets                   52   27  25  4067 4039  +28    0.519
 8 Sophie Islanders                52   26  26  4132 4105  +27    0.500
 9 Janta Bay Bears                 52   25  27  4077 4149  −72    0.481
10 New Athens Olympians            52   25  27  4025 4098  −73    0.481
11 Montreek Bears                  52   23  29  4013 4057  −44    0.442
12 San Marrius Saddles             52   23  29  4138 4184  −46    0.442
13 Nattas Rangers                  52   22  30  4015 4108  −93    0.423
14 White Rock Lions                52   15  37  3950 4209 −259    0.288

Court Championships

Wildcard Round
Kanston Fuse 95–76 Delacuse Sharks [Kanston leads 1-0]
Kanston Fuse 71–79 Delacuse Sharks [Series tied 1-1]
Kanston Fuse 117–87 Delacuse Sharks [Kanston wins 2-1]

Vanler Wolves 77–68 Northmont Mustangs [Vanler leads 1-0]
Vanler Wolves 61–78 Northmont Mustangs [Series tied 1-1]
Vanler Wolves 93–58 Northmont Mustangs [Vanler wins 2-1]

Semifinals
Petmonton Titans 88–84 Kanston Fuse [Petmonton leads 1-0]
Petmonton Titans 69–82 Kanston Fuse [Series tied 1-1]
Petmonton Titans 79–78 Kanston Fuse [Petmonton wins 2-1]

Port Kostas Buccaneers 72–76 Vanler Wolves [Vanler leads 1-0]
Port Kostas Buccaneers 72–78 Vanler Wolves [Vanler wins 2-0]

Finals
Petmonton Titans 67–83 Vanler Wolves [Vanler leads 1-0]
Petmonton Titans 93–93 Vanler Wolves (103–104 OT) [Vanler wins 2-0]

The Vanler Wolves are CBA Champions

INTERNATIONAL ENTRANTS
IUBC: Vanler Wolves, Petmonton Titans, Port Kostas Buccaneers, Kanston Fuse

[Camwood]

Season 2 Results

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The Second Camian Elite League season is here, and the competition is heating up, and many of Camwood's biggest stars are ready to battle it out on the diamond.


Northern Division Standings

-  Team                       P   W D   L  For   Ag  +/-  GB
 1 Vanler Canaries          108  58 0  50  461  471  -10  0.0 - Division Champions
 2 White Rock Huskies       108  54 0  54  441  436   +5  4.0
 3 Compolis Forms           108  47 0  61  459  472  -13  9.0
 4 Port Kostas BlueSox      108  47 0  61  483  505  -22  9.0
 5 Montreek Tigers          108  47 0  61  427  456  -29  9.0

Central Division Standings

-  Team                           P   W D   L  For   Ag  +/-  GB
 1 Petmonton Hawks              108  58 0  50  471  445  +26  0.0 - Division Champions
 2 Yellow Beach Lifeguards      108  57 0  51  488  442  +46  1.0
 3 New Athens Scholars          108  54 0  54  451  442   +9  4.0
 4 Artiville Artisans           108  54 0  54  450  460  -10  4.0
 5 St. Edwards Bishops          108  47 0  61  419  490  -71  9.0

Southern Division Standings

-  Team                       P   W D   L  For   Ag  +/-  Pts
 1 Clemson Ministers        108  60 0  48  521  433  +88  0.0 - Division Champions
 2 Henrysburg Hounds        108  58 0  50  506  495  +11  2.0 - Wildcard
 3 Janta Bay Fishermen      108  57 0  51  486  483   +3  3.0
 4 Nattas Seekers           108  56 0  52  446  486  -40  4.0
 5 Kanston Bats             108  56 0  52  476  469   +7  4.0

It was one close race in the south. The Hounds were two games back, the Fishermen, three, and the Seekers and Bats were tied at four games back. The two power houses in the north failed to repeat; the Forms and the Bluesox finished third and fourth respectively. The Central was a different story. Yellow Beach came up one game short of Petmonton, who won the Central Division for the first time.

ELITE LEAGUE POSTSEASON

Vanler Canaries 3, Clemson Ministers 4 [Clemson Ministers leads series 1-0]
Clemson Ministers 4, Vanler Canaries 1 [Clemson Ministers leads series 2-0]
Vanler Canaries 5, Clemson Ministers 2 [Clemson Ministers leads series 2-1]
Clemson Ministers 0, Vanler Canaries 3 [series tied 2-2]
Vanler Canaries 5, Clemson Ministers 2 [Vanler Canaries leads series 3-2]
Clemson Ministers 6, Vanler Canaries 4 [series tied 3-3]
Vanler Canaries 3, Clemson Ministers 1 [Vanler Canaries leads series 4-3]

Henrysburg Hounds 4, Petmonton Hawks 3 [Henrysburg Hounds leads series 1-0]
Petmonton Hawks 4, Henrysburg Hounds 2 [series tied 1-1]
Henrysburg Hounds 8, Petmonton Hawks 5 [Henrysburg Hounds leads series 2-1]
Petmonton Hawks 6, Henrysburg Hounds 4 [series tied 2-2]
Henrysburg Hounds 5, Petmonton Hawks 2 [Henrysburg Hounds leads series 3-2]
Petmonton Hawks 9, Henrysburg Hounds 2 [series tied 3-3]
Henrysburg Hounds 3, Petmonton Hawks 7 [Petmonton Hawks leads series 4-3]

The Canaries took seven games to over power the Clemson Ministers. Hayden Holmes two run shot in the seventh inning in the seventh game was enough to shut down the Ministers. The Petmonton Hawks also took seven games to eliminate the Henrysburg Hounds. The Hounds were obliterated in the sixth game, nine-two.

Petmonton Hawks 8, Vanler Canaries 7 [Petmonton Hawks leads series 1-0]
Vanler Canaries 6, Petmonton Hawks 1 [series tied 1-1]
Petmonton Hawks 3, Vanler Canaries 5 [Vanler Canaries leads series 2-1]
Vanler Canaries 3, Petmonton Hawks 8 [series tied 2-2]
Petmonton Hawks 3, Vanler Canaries 4 (F/11) [Vanler Canaries leads series 3-2]
Vanler Canaries 3, Petmonton Hawks 4 [series tied 3-3]
Petmonton Hawks 7, Vanler Canaries 1 [Petmonton Hawks leads series 4-3]

In heroic fashion, the Canaries managed to be overtaken by the Hawks, game seven was a definite bullpen failure by the Canaries.

INTERNATIONAL ENTRANTS

Baseball Clubs Champions' Cup ~ Petmonton Hawks, Vanler Canaries, Henrysburg Hounds, Clemson Ministers

Stadium Bid:
Macrohard Park (Cap. 33,000) ~ Macrohard Park, located in Vanler, Camwood, is a brand new stadium, built for the second C.E.L. season. Macrohard Park is known as a beautiful ballpark because of its hedge outfield fence, and the picnic area for spectators willing to sit right behind centre-field.

[Camwood]

((OOC: This is a test of whether or not I wanted to host an international cycling event.))

NEW ATHENS OPEN

Camwood's and The Scandinavian Island's best racers came to New Athens for the New Athens Open. A three stage event with 20 riders. Four squads of five each came from both TSI and Camwood. The three stages consisted of a time trial stage, a climb stage, and a mixed terrain final stage for all the marbles.

Time Trial

Pos	Bib	Name			Team					TIME (H:MM:SS)
1	7	Ronald Connell		Athensbank (ATB)			0:34:31
2	5	Keith Wright		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			0:34:40
3	2	George Kotlyak		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			0:34:44
4	12	Pavel Telstrum		Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	0:34:45
5	11	Nicklas Bundvist	Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	0:34:46
6	3	Henry Rogers		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			0:34:50
7	19	Gerald Jefferson	Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		0:34:53
8	13	Roberto Jamaal		Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	0:34:53
9	1	Blake Norris		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			0:34:56
10	20	Roger Powell		Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		0:34:59
11	10	Norman Anderson		Athensbank (ATB)			0:35:06
12	17	Jack Young		Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		0:35:14
13	18	Patrick Henry-Harris	Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		0:35:14
14	4	Nick Baird		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			0:35:29
15	15	Edward Holmstrom	Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	0:35:35
16	16	David Moore		Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		0:35:38
17	14	Henrik Regberg		Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	0:35:38
18	9	Jacob Simpson		Athensbank (ATB)			0:35:42
19	6	Arnold Smith		Athensbank (ATB)			0:35:49
20	8	Tomas Henberg		Athensbank (ATB)			0:36:07

Athensbank had a poor start to the Open despite Ronald Connell winning the stage. Simpson, Smith, and Henberg finished, eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth respectfully. Team Air Camwood had the best start with four riders in the top ten; two in the top five. Superstar generalist Nick Baird had a below average start to the event. He finished fourteenth, almost an entire minute off the pace.

Climb Stage

Pos	Bib	Name			Team					TIME (H:MM:SS)
1	4	Nick Baird		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			3:49:20
2	17	Jack Young		Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		3:51:38
3	14	Henrik Regberg		Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	3:52:13
4	5	Keith Wright		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			3:52:26
5	20	Roger Powell		Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		3:52:55
6	11	Nicklas Bundvist	Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	3:54:08
7	9	Jacob Simpson		Athensbank (ATB)			3:54:36
8	10	Norman Anderson		Athensbank (ATB)			3:55:54
9	2	George Kotlyak		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			3:57:48
10	3	Henry Rogers		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			4:05:57
11	6	Arnold Smith		Athensbank (ATB)			4:07:40
12	12	Pavel Telstrum		Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	4:10:42
13	16	David Moore		Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		4:11:45
14	8	Tomas Henberg 		Athensbank (ATB)			4:13:28
15	11	Ronald Connell		Athensbank (ATB)			4:38:31
16	13	Roberto Jamaal		Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	4:57:49
17	1	Blake Norris		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			5:00:10
18	18	Patrick Henry-Harris	Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		6:19:37
19	15	Edward Holmstrom	Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	6:26:23
20	19	Gerald Jefferson	Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		7:49:37

After a poor start, Nick Baird won the climb stage by a good two minutes. Keith Wright finished fourth, George Kotlyak finished ninth, and Henry Rogers got a tenth place finish. All of these riders added up to help TAC in the points race. The Macrohard Cycling Squad also had a good outcome, using their varios riders to come in second and sixth, along with other riders finishing in the teens.

Final Stage

Pos	Bib	Name			Team					TIME (H:MM:SS)
1	4	Nick Baird		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			2:31:45
2	5	Keith Wright		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			2:31:46
3	17	Jack Young		Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		2:33:10
4	1	Blake Norris		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			2:33:13
5	2	George Kotlyak		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			2:33:38
6	9	Jacob Simpson		Athensbank (ATB)			2:33:39
7	10	Norman Anderson		Athensbank (ATB)			2:33:56
8	20	Roger Powell		Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		2:34:15
9	6	Arnold Smith		Athensbank (ATB)			2:34:41
10	14	Henrik Regberg		Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	2:35:05
11	16	David Moore		Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		2:35:12
12	11	Nicklas Bundvist	Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	2:35:35
13	12	Pavel Telstrum		Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	2:35:37
14	13	Roberto Jamaal		Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	2:36:49
15	8	Tomas Henberg		Athensbank (ATB)			2:36:58
16	7	Ronald Connell		Athensbank (ATB)			2:37:24
17	3	Henry Rogers		Team Air Camwood (TAC)			2:38:01
18	18	Patrick Henry-Harris	Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		2:42:08
19	19	Gerald Jefferson	Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		2:45:18
20	15	Edward Holmstrom	Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	2:45:57

It was a stage almost too close to call after Nick Baird beat team-mate Keith Wright by only a second. Four of the five Team Air Camwood riders finished in the top five. Athensbank also did alright for once; Athensbank had three riders in the top ten. It was a special ending to a special event for Nick Baird.

Official Results

Team Standings
Pos	Team					Points
1	Team Air Camwood (TAC)			104
2	Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	174
3	Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		175
4	Athensbank (ATB)			182

Final Standings
Pos	Rider		Team					Total time
1	Nick Baird	Team Air Camwood (TAC)			6:56:34
2	Keith Wright	Team Air Camwood (TAC)			6:58:52
3	Jack Young	Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		7:00:02
4	Roger Powell	Macrohard Cycling Squad (MCS)		7:02:09
5	Henrik Regberg	Scandinavian Islander Nationals (SIN)	7:02:56

Awards
Green Jersey (Time Trial Winner) - Ronald Connell
Red Jersey (Climb Stage Winner) - Nick Baird
Yellow Jersey (Final Stage Winner) - Nick Baird
Gold Jersey (Overall Winner) - Nick Baird
Silver Jersey (Overall Runner-Up) - Keith Wright
Bronze Jersey (Overall Third Placee) - Jack Young
Platnium Jersey (Rider Demonstrating recognizable Sportmanship) - Jacob Simpson

[Camwood]

Season 7 Results

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FINAL STANDINGS

Northern Division Standings

-  Team                        P   W   D   L  For   Ag  +/-  Pts
 1 Port Kostas Mates          74  42  14  18  117   70  +47  140 - Qualified for Daniel Cup Playoffs
 2 Montreek Camians           74  42  12  20  120   65  +55  138 - Qualified for Daniel Cup Playoffs
 3 Petmonton Oil Rigs         74  38  12  24  105   68  +37  126 - Qualified for Daniel Cup Playoffs
 4 Compolis Metropolitan      74  35  12  27   96   85  +11  117 - Qualified for Daniel Cup Playoffs
 5 White Rock Polars          74  31  18  25   90   78  +12  111
 6 Vanler Whites              74  31  16  27   97   91   +6  109
 7 St. Edward Bears           74  24  12  38   67  116  -49   84
 8 Northmont Bliizzard        74  20  14  40   75  109  -34   74

Southern Division Standings

-  Team                        P   W   D   L  For   Ag  +/-  Pts
 1 Clemson Senators           74  40  14  20  112   68  +44  134 - Qualified for Daniel Cup Playoffs
 2 Nattas Heat                74  34  14  26   94   79  +15  116 - Qualified for Daniel Cup Playoffs
 3 New Athens Warriors        74  31  18  25  102   67  +35  111 - Qualified for Daniel Cup Playoffs
 4 Yellow Beach Beachmen      74  28  20  26   95   84  +11  104 - Qualified for Daniel Cup Playoffs
 5 Kanston Hurricanes         74  25  14  35   71   94  -23   89
 6 Janta Bay Turtles          74  24  16  34   69   97  -28   88
 7 Agristino Crop             74  22  11  41   64  112  -48   77
 8 Henrysburg Tigers          74  12   9  53   50  141  -91   45

DANIEL CUP PLAYOFFS

First Round

Port Kostas Mates 2-1 Compolis Metropolitan [Port Kostas Mates leads series 1-0]
Compolis Metropolitan 1-2 Port Kostas Mates [Port Kostas Mates leads series 2-0]
Port Kostas Mates 1-2 Compolis Metropolitan [Port Kostas Mates leads series 2-1]
Compolis Metropolitan 2-1 Port Kostas Mates [series tied 2-2]
Port Kostas Mates 1-0 Compolis Metropolitan [Port Kostas Mates leads series 3-2]
Compolis Metropolitan 1-1 Port Kostas Mates (1-2 OT) [Port Kostas Mates leads series 4-2]

Montreek Camians 2-2 Petmonton Oil Rigs (2-2 OT, 2-3 SO) [Petmonton Oil Rigs leads series 1-0]
Petmonton Oil Rigs 0-4 Montreek Camians [series tied 1-1]
Montreek Camians 1-1 Petmonton Oil Rigs (1-1 OT, 3-1 SO) [Montreek Camians leads series 2-1]
Petmonton Oil Rigs 0-1 Montreek Camians [Montreek Camians leads series 3-1]
Montreek Camians 0-1 Petmonton Oil Rigs [Montreek Camians leads series 3-2]
Petmonton Oil Rigs 1-2 Montreek Camians [Montreek Camians leads series 4-2]

Clemson Senators 0-1 Yellow Beach Beachmen [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 1-0]
Yellow Beach Beachmen 1-0 Clemson Senators [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 2-0]
Clemson Senators 1-0 Yellow Beach Beachmen [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 2-1]
Yellow Beach Beachmen 2-0 Clemson Senators [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 3-1]
Clemson Senators 0-0 Yellow Beach Beachmen (0-0 OT, 2-3 SO) [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 4-1]

Nattas Heat 0-1 New Athens Warriors [New Athens Warriors leads series 1-0]
New Athens Warriors 0-2 Nattas Heat [series tied 1-1]
Nattas Heat 0-0 New Athens Warriors (0-0 OT, 2-1 SO) [Nattas Heat leads series 2-1]
New Athens Warriors 1-0 Nattas Heat [series tied 2-2]
Nattas Heat 0-2 New Athens Warriors [New Athens Warriors leads series 3-2]
New Athens Warriors 0-0 Nattas Heat (0-1 OT) [series tied 3-3]
Nattas Heat 0-1 New Athens Warriors [New Athens Warriors leads series 4-3]

You can say everything went as expected, until you got to Yellow Beach-Clemson. The entire series was nearly dead locked, and YB's Nicholas Ferin's shoot-out goal, to put the series away, was heroism at its best.

Semifinals

Port Kostas Mates 3-0 Montreek Camians [Port Kostas Mates leads series 1-0]
Montreek Camians 0-1 Port Kostas Mates [Port Kostas Mates leads series 2-0]
Port Kostas Mates 1-0 Montreek Camians [Port Kostas Mates leads series 3-0]
Montreek Camians 1-1 Port Kostas Mates (1-1 OT, 1-2 SO) [Port Kostas Mates leads series 4-0]

Yellow Beach Beachmen 3-3 New Athens Warriors (3-3 OT, 2-1 SO) [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 1-0]
New Athens Warriors 1-1 Yellow Beach Beachmen (1-2 OT) [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 2-0]
Yellow Beach Beachmen 1-2 New Athens Warriors [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 2-1]
New Athens Warriors 3-3 Yellow Beach Beachmen (3-3 OT, 2-3 SO) [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 3-1]
Yellow Beach Beachmen 1-0 New Athens Warriors [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 4-1]

The Mates were able to sweep the Camians (Surprise! (just kidding)), but look who took down the Warriors. When Moncrief returned to New Athens to retire, everyone thought that he and Leif Proulx would be the superstar duo; the titan two. Well, not when you have a young team like Yellow Beach.

Daniel Cup Finals

Port Kostas Mates 2-5 Yellow Beach Beachmen [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 1-0]
Yellow Beach Beachmen 1-1 Port Kostas Mates (2-1 OT) [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 2-0]
Port Kostas Mates 2-0 Yellow Beach Beachmen [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 2-1]
Yellow Beach Beachmen 0-2 Port Kostas Mates [series tied 2-2]
Port Kostas Mates 3-0 Yellow Beach Beachmen [Port Kostas Mates leads series 3-2]
Yellow Beach Beachmen 2-1 Port Kostas Mates [series tied 3-3]
Port Kostas Mates 1-1 Yellow Beach Beachmen (1-1 OT, 0-1 SO) [Yellow Beach Beachmen leads series 4-3]

Ryan Wesbrook's controversial venture to Port Kostas could've only lasted to long. Seven games, it took, but only one shoot out goal, made the difference. The Beachmen will definately sleep happy tonight, and forever, because they have took on the big dogs, and won.

[Camwood]

Season 6 Preview

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As Camian Football falls through the floor, and everything regarding the Camian Association Football Adminstration (CAFA), is shuting down to start anew, the C-League secretariat has declared that the show must go on, and it must get bigger too. The secretariat has elected to promoted three teams into the premier division, and only send two down, to start a thirteen club top flight, and hence, and twenty four game season, about on par with everyone else in the realm of professional football. Without further adieu, here is how things are shaking for the start of the sixth edition of the C-League.

TRANSFERS

• Juan Torress (Starblaydi - ST) sold to Port Kostas City, by Hallad Reavers.
• Caleb Benson (Camian - ST) sold to New Athens United, by Vanler Dynamo.

► INTER COMPOLIS

• Location: Urbalyn (Compolis), Camwood ~ Compolis Coliseum Cap. 43,000
• Manager: Jake Graton
• Nickname: 'The Blues'
• Formation: 3-5-2
• Key Player(s): MF Jeff Cecil; ST Kevin Torress; GK Gaxan Echabeguren (ITB);
• Foreigners: GK Gaxan Echabeguren (ITB); DF Winoc Quéré (PBI);
• Predicted Finish: First
• Comments: Inter Compolis didn't do as well in UICA competition, as they did the time before last, but they are by far the bread and butter of Camian Football. It is highly unlikely for Kevin Torress not to call a quits on football, he is thirty five this season, and will be battling is aging body to produce more and more records. However, Torress isn't Compolis' only prize, you have Jeff Cecil, who is getting up there in the age column, but his goals column is rising right their with it. The young, Iturributan sensation, Gaxan Echabeguren, is pretty much fulfilling what he is being asked of, which is simply snagging as many clean sheets as possibile. Expect Inter to be a threat this season, as they are set to take home their third consecutive C-League title.

► NEW ATHENS UNITED

• Location: New Athens, Camwood ~ Athensbank Stadium (formerly the Olympian Centre) Cap. 53,000
• Manager: Nicholas Bentaly
• Nickname: 'The Scholars'
• Formation: 4-4-2
• Key Player(s): MF Jack Gibson; ST Edgar Houston (CVC); GK Bernard Green
• Foreigner(s): ST Edgar Houston (CVC);
• Predicted Finish: Second
• Comments: New Athens a stellar club and should be that way for awhile. Rookie sensation keeper Bernard Green, is fresh out of Earl University, and looks to be an underdog legend having never made an under-21 squad. Edgar Houston is doing better, after suffering a season ending ankle injury after sustaining a booking-worthy slide tackle midway through the season. Transferred to aid Mr. Houston in the attacl, is Caleb Benson, who is yet to find a place to truly call home. Speaking of home, since CAFA's collapse, the United club has bpught out the stadium and sold it to their shirt sponsors, Athensbank, a newer, sprawling consumer bank.

► VANLER DYNAMO

• Location: Vanler, Camwood ~ Dynamo Dome Cap. 55,000
• Manager: Henry Telison
• Nickname: 'les rouges' (French for 'The Reds')
• Formation: 3-4-2-1
• Key Player(s): MF Alec Taber; ST Oxel Nuin
• Foriegners: MF Éric Horton (CDP); ST Oxel Nuin (ASG)
• Predicted Finish: Third
• Comments: Henry Telison has put himself into the role of the nation's top manager by occupying the void left my the late long time national team boss, Justin Kiplin. Oxel Nuin got off to a slow start last season, but during the offseason, he is said to have really hit the training ground and is expected to really be a contender for that "most goals scored" position when the season is out. Alec Taber will be starting the season as the captain, making it his first year to be so.

► YELLOW BEACH UNIVERSE

• Location: Yellow Beach, Camwood ~ Sandside Arena Cap. 31,000
• Manager: Richard Ellis
• Nickname: 'the beach-boys'
• Formation: 3-5-2
• Key Player(s): ST Michael Cook, ST Prentice Berwick
• Foriegners: ST Prentice Berwick (CVC)
• Predicted Finish: Fourth
• Comments: Michael Cook turned out to stay in YB after all. He, and Prentice Berwick, the Citiz who missed the entirety of the previous season due to a concussion sustained from making contact with a post during a corner, will try to continue to be an elite pair of strikers, hopefully to lead the league in combined goals. 'The beach-boys' should be able to pull off a fourth place finish, but don't expect too much, they have a very young line up of backs.

Port Kostas City, formerly the Port Kostas Strikers before hitting the wal and going bankrupt, is a side that will be a laughing stalk, and ridicule magnet for a good part of the first half of the season. They did manage to snag Juan Torres, the captain for the Starblaydi national team, of whom is in the World Cup proper and will spend a lot of the C-League season tied with international duties. Leonard Rossi has amazingly resisted the urge to jump ship and get on a club in which, actually has hopes of going somewhere. Sporting White Rock has lost their boss, who was supposedly the best manager in all of Camian history, but still have a major hoard of attacking talent, holding players such as Imre Ulsson from Mytannion and Jason Devereaux from Saugeais. They do have some reasonable talent in the back four, but not enough to propel them into an international competition seed. Henrysburg FC have been a mid-table presence for awhile now. Andrew Sandy is a local--or maybe national, but not international--hero. However, Sandy looks to build on a somewhat reputable career and make a case to deserve a call up for the Camian National Team. FC Nattas have a very young side, but talented enough to stay well above relegation. They constantly are getting kids out of collegiate play, and develop them, and sometimes sell them for a profit. A prominent prospect this season is Connor Taylor, an impressive wide midfielder coming out of Delacuse University. You have Montrique AC coming up from AAA, they should stay awhile, but not with out hardship. Kanston Dynamo and Delacuse United, should find their respective ways, below the Premier Division.

[Camwood]

Season 6 Review

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PREMIER DIVISION

What happens when you mix an Astograthian with a Camian League? Utter dominance, that's what. Oxel Nuin, who left Royal Rumiatzi to join Vanler a season ago, has became somewhat of a national superstar after clinching a second title for the franchise, and a first title for Nuin. Nuin also was awarded with the most goal scored this season, with 22 of them. Along with Nuin, Alec Taber had an impressive season, scoring ten goals. Taber was also a high performer at the corner kick, helping his team to score fifteen out of forty goals of a corner. MF Éric Horton from Cotdelapoms, and Gavin Taylor, a newly acquired centre back, who turned out to be not all that bad, also aided with Dynamo's success.

Of course, the holy Inter Compolis were runners up, and weren't to far from grabbing the championship. Kevin Torress age did show over the course of the season, but not too much; he tied for third in the goals scored races - he bagged eighteen goals total. Like always, Inter isn't solely reliant upon Torress, Jeff Cecil scored sixteen goals, and tied for fifth for overall goals scored. Offense wasn't the only thing going for Inter. Gaxan Echabeguren, the Iturrubutan goalkeeper had eleven clean sheets on the season, and plans to record more as the club looks towards the Globe Cup.

Sporting White Rock and Port Kostas City were also able to qualify for the Globe Cup. The latter did so more shockingly. Juan Torress, who was around for a handful of the games, but not all of them, was able to lead his side into conceding the least amount of goals of any club this season. Of course, you can't talk about City, without mentioning Leonard Rossi, who scored twenty goals, hence finishing second in overall goals scored. White Rock, which despite finishing higher than City, are getting a lot less attention then their fourth place counterparts. Imre Ulsson and Jason Deveauraux both did extremely well for their club, and will try to continue their efforts in the Globe Cup.

Who is taking a trip down stairs is just as interesting as the top dogs. Yellow Beach Universe, went from Globe Cup Qualifiers, to relegatees. Their boss, Richard Ellis, can expect a pink slip in the mail, and the entire YB Universe franchise will lose some players, and undergo some serious revamping. Delacuse United also got dropped from the top flight, their campaign to stick upstairs for more than a single season, has not-so-shockingly failed.

How did everyone else fare, in the epic of a football season? Well, my friend, that's what tables are for.

-  Premier Division        Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Vanler Dynamo            22   15   3   4    40   20  +20    48 - C-League Champions/Champions Cup
 2 Inter Compolis           22   14   4   4    38   18  +20    46 - Globe Cup
 3 Sporting White Rock      22   13   2   7    40   20  +20    41 - Globe cup
 4 Port Kostas City         22   12   3   7    25   13  +12    39 - Globe Cup
 5 New Athens United        22   10   6   6    37   23  +14    36
 6 Kanston Dynamo           22   10   4   8    20   20    0    34
 7 FC Nattas                22    9   5   8    20   26   −6    32
 8 Montrique AC             22    9   1  12    16   23   −7    28
 9 Janta Bay Sharks         22    5   5  12    23   37  −14    20
10 Henrysburg FC            22    4   5  13    16   31  −15    17
11 Yellow Beach Universe    22    5   2  15    14   38  −24    17 - Relegated
12 Delacuse United          22    3   6  13    16   36  −20    15 - Relegated

AAA DIVISION

-  AAA Coastal League      Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 South Banks FC           14    7   4   3    18    6  +12    25 - Promoted / Series B Champions Cup
 2 Totlu Islanders FC       14    6   3   5    16   13   +3    21 - Series B Champions Cup
 3 FC Ethel Beach           14    6   3   5    17   15   +2    21
 4 Josephine AFC            14    6   2   6    12   11   +1    20
 5 FC Tiber                 14    6   2   6     9    9    0    20
 6 Petmonton FC             14    5   4   5     9   11   −2    19
 7 San Marius United        14    5   3   6    15   17   −2    18
 8 Nanford Scholastic       14    4   1   9    11   25  −14    13

-  AAA Inland League       Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Fort White Fire          14    8   3   3    13    8   +5    27 - Promoted / Series B Champions Cup
 2 Urbalyn United           14    6   5   3    23   15   +8    23 - Promoted / Series B Champions Cup
 3 Smithsboro AC            14    6   4   4    17   10   +7    22
 4 Agristino Aggies FC      14    5   5   4    17   14   +3    20
 5 St. Edwards Catholic     14    4   5   5    12   12    0    17
 6 Jones City United        14    4   3   7    11   15   −4    15
 7 Garatini Speed           14    4   3   7    11   18   −7    15
 8 Artiville United         14    3   4   7    10   22  −12    13

AA DIVISION

-  AA Division             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Montrique Dynamo         22   12   4   6    37   24  +13    40 - Promoted
 2 Artiville United         22   11   5   6    24   16   +8    38 - Promoted
 3 FC Clemson               22   10   7   5    24   17   +7    37
 4 LaSalle United           22   10   6   6    25   18   +7    36
 5 Bartemoore AFC           22    8   8   6    19   17   +2    32
 6 Northmont Nauticals      22    8   6   8    29   29    0    30
 7 Wesley                   22    8   6   8    21   24   −3    30
 8 Bluerock Bears           22    7   8   7    23   25   −2    29
 9 Metropolitan             22    6   5  11    21   28   −7    23
10 West Shore               22    4  10   8    18   22   −4    22
11 Kanston FC               22    6   4  12    14   23   −9    22
12 New Chase City           22    4   7  11    15   27  −12    19

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
CHAMPIONS CUP: Vanler Dynamo
GLOBE CUP: Inter Compolis, Sporting White Rock, Port Kostas City (formerly Port Kostas Strikers)
SERIES B CHAMPIONS CUP: South Banks FC, Totlu Islanders FC, Fort White Fire, Urbalyn United

COPA DE CAMPEONES: Vanler Dynamo, Inter Compolis
COPA DE LOS PRINCIPES: Sporting White Rock, Port Kostas City

[The Scandinavian Islands]

DSIFA Season 1

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A SERIES

It was a very close race in the inaugral season of the DSIFA. A Series action lacked no suspense, as the final outcome really could have gone either way. Wesholm City, under the command of DSI national team manager, Oliver Eilberg, took home the championship with glory. Jaal Danvist lead the league in scoring, by netting a total of nine goals for his squad. Aleksander Edler lead a very tight defense, conceding almost the least number of goals of any side. Edler, also amazing, went the entire season without receiving a single booking, which is contrary to previous action.

North Port Islanders and Navalry were both able to secure a spot in the Globe Cup. Mikael van Idasson lead Islanders in a sprint at the end, moving from sixth to third in a matter of four matchdays. Navalry had their own young gun for opponents to worry about. Nicklas Bellovic scored eight goals, and is only twenty years of age. Supporters believe Bellovic is the striker needed for DSI to be an international power.

-  A Series                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Wesholm City              14    6   5   3    19   17   +2    23 - Champions Cup
2 Nordin                    14    6   4   4    19   16   +3    22 - Globe Cup
3 North Port Islanders      14    6   3   5    20   20    0    21 - Globe Cup
4 Navalry                   14    5   5   4    21   20   +1    20 - Globe Cup
5 Hagen Town                14    5   4   5    23   21   +2    19
6 Barkenston United         14    6   1   7    19   17   +2    19
7 FC Wesholm                14    4   5   5    19   22   −3    17 - Relegated
8 East Star Hanslet         14    1   7   6     8   15   −7    10 - Relegated

B SERIES

-  B Series                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Benhagen United           14    7   3   4    33   30   +3    24 - Promoted/Series B Champions Cup
2 Wesbridge Old Boys        14    7   3   4    24   21   +3    24 - Promoted/Series B Champions Cup
3 Ashlyn      	            14    6   3   5    22   25   −3    21 - Series B Champions Cup
4 Aleksander Forest         14    5   4   5    25   25    0    19 - Series B Champions Cup
5 Portham                   14    5   3   6    29   27   +2    18
6 Athletic Bergslo          14    5   2   7    25   26   −1    17
7 Ballo Impact              14    4   5   5    21   22   −1    17
8 Fjordchester              14    4   3   7    20   23   −3    15

INTERNATIONAL ENTRANTS
Champions Cup - Wesholm City
Globe Cup - Nordin, North Port Islanders, Navalry
Series B Champions Cup - Benhagen United, Wesbridge Old Boys, Ashlyn, Aleksander Forest

Copa de Campeones, Wesholm City, Nordin

[Camwood]

Camian Association of Football Established

ANDREW ROY
10.9.2012 12:58am

[CMC|COMPOLIS, Camwood] -- Discussions amongst a panel of prominent figures in association football stayed awake long into the night to finish and ratify the predecessor to the late Camian Association Football Administration. What they have come up with is a vigorous new feel to the governing body of Camwood's rapidly growing national pastime.

The charter of the Camian Association of Football, or Association Camien de Football, was signed by the president of every professional football club in Camwood officially today but literally last week when each club representative consented to having a copy of their signature printed at the bottom of the CAF Charter when it was printed and ratified. Finally, the panel of managers, ex-players, erclub owners, and other prominent footballing figures agreed unanimously on the charter an hour ago. However, these panel members had to deal with the swarms of press before reaching the taxi cabs at the curbs to escort them to their hotels for much deserved sleep. "At least we got this [ratifying the charter] done," said CAF chairman candidate Thomas Paulson. "Now, we [Camians] can get back to football when U.I.C.A. competitions are through."

The vote for CAF chairman will take place in two weeks, when every official, manager, owner, and player may submit a ballot dictating his/her choice to head the CAF for the next four World Cup cycles, as per the recently established charter. The charter also outlined the strict adherence to the laws of the game, as well as conduct policies, governance outlines, and cultural designations. Finally, the charter is set up in a way so that amendments are possible, and that issues that happen to be in contradiction to the charter can be dealt with, without having to ratify an entire new charter.

The CAF plans to further the development of football across Camwood and increasing the competitiveness of Camwood's professional clubs on the international stage. "I am looking forward to contributing to football at large in Camwood," said Chairman-candidate Paulson. "Whether I am elected Chairman [of the CAF] or not, I hope that the 'CAF era' is a golden age for Camian football."

• Citation: The Journalism Guild (JG) ~ Guilde Journalisme (GJ) -- Basis for this article.