RCN/Allies Only (Tri-Sport Tournament)

[Conservative Nations Roleplay]

Will you win the gold...
Welcome to the RCN's first Tri- Sports tournament! This year we have chosen (in order) softball, rugby, and football for our sports!To compete, please DM or TG Logon!

[Logon]

VICTORIAN BLUE FLAMES
Colors: Blue and White
Nickname: The Blues
Captain: Carter Ericman

POSITION	PLAYER	JERSEY
First	Carter Ericman	14
First	Justin Maxfield	17
Second	Selena Rodriguez	22
Second	Joel Dickens	29
Third	Harry Cards	36
Third	Valeria Edwards	31
Catcher	Herbert Walker	46
Pitcher	Emily Liberman	44
Outfielder	Ray Longman	09
Outfielder	Rachel Alpharia	05
Outfielder	Max Heinrich	02
Outfielder	Virian Delross	03
Shortstop	Robert Barrett	72
Utility	Coney Amos	52
Utility	Geneva Sistec	57
Utility	Francesca Gabrielle	59

[Npc West Florida]

The Mobile Grays
Colors: grey, blue, white
Nickname: grey soldiers
Captain: Warren Bray

Position | Name | Jersey number 
First base | Tom Pearson | 23
First base | Johnny French | 63
Second base | Forrest Keller | 28
Second base | Michael Bright | 7
Third base | Gene Clayton | 09
Third base | Theresa Pollard | 32
Batter | Chad Workman | 52
Catcher | Clifford Saunders | 38
Outfield | Joseph Kelly | 44
Outfield | Aidan Holder | 15
Outfield | Shannon Thornton | 59
Utility | Ann Waller | 35
Utility | Tracy Pope | 48
Utility | Sophie Wheeler | 37
Shortstop | Sylvia Woods | 08

Front

Back

[West Phoenicia]

West Phoenician Mountain Lions

Basic Information:

Team Colours: Purple, Gold and Grey
Governing Body: West Phoenicia Softball Federation
Governing Body President: Kim Montague
Titles
• First Place: World Softball Classic #3
• Silver Demostration Event Medal: XII Summer Olympics
• Gold Demostration Event Medal: Games of the I FCN Olympiad

Staff:
Manager: Vanessa Tamworth
Head Coach: Shawn McIntyre
Senior assistant coach: Truman Salvador
Batting Coach: Thomas Wilder
Pitching Coach: Matthew Trang
Fielding Coach: Roberta Gray
Performance coach: Stephen Sharma
Team Physician: Jessika Munday
Physiotherapist: Hudson Derrick
Team Dietican: Valentina Cosmos

Team:

Team Captain: Kora Goldsmith

Name	        Age	     Club	        Home Town
Kora Goldsmith	35	Jackson Bells	        Jackson
Morgan Daly	26	New Egypt Goddesses	Helios Territory
Leesa Creme     30	Cluella Cosmos	        Ptolemaic Haven
Narelle Turner	19	New Tudor Dames	        St Mary's 
Pearl Nguyen 	27	Agape Angels	        Jackson
Bette Grosswald	25	New Egypt Goddesses	East Eden
Chiffon DeMac	33	New Tudor Dames	        Seleucid Dominion
Chastity Mount	36	Jackson Bells	        Testament Valley
Ann Gardener	24	Titania Comets	        Neo Australis
Annabel Lei	22	Cluella Cosmos	        Cluella
Tottie Silver   26	Jackson Bells	        East Eden
Imelda Sharma	19	Titania Comets	        Helios Territory
Wendy Flynn	26	Jackson Bells	        Ptolemaic Haven
Mary Zorbes	18	Jackson Bells	        Jackson
Mary Adamstown	33	New Tudor Dames	        New Tudor

Starting Line-Up:

1.Kora Goldsmith-Pitcher
2.Mary Zorbes- Catcher
3. Leesa Creme-IB
4. Pearl Nguyen -2B
5. Chiffon DeMac -3B
6.Wendy Flynn-SS
7.Morgan Daly -LF
8. Chastity Mount-CF
9. Annabel Lei-RF
10. Narelle Turner-Extra Fielder

Team Uniform

[New Waldensia]

New Waldensia Women's Softball ("The Slingers")
Colors: Blue and Gold
Gold medalists in the Games of the XIV Olympiad

Head Coach Molly Irwin

Starters
Kiki McGovern (P)
María Guadalupe (IF)
Cherokee Seabrooke (IF)
Noémie Sharman (IF)
Marylou Köhler (C)
Dottie Sitz (OF)
Jasmyn Robinson (OF)
Rhetta Armbrüster (OF)
Josslyn McEwan (IF/P)
Channing Boucher (C/IF)

Reserves
Yasmine Ready (IF/P)
Rosalinda Proudfoot (OF)
Samanta Díaz (OF)
Monika Allard (C/IF)
Emelia Klasson (IF/P)
Ilona Moore (OF)

[Dunferm]

Team: The Young Grenadiers
Home: Ravenspire, Dunferm
Colours: White and Black
Patron Regiment: 1st Life-Guards
Motto: Glück auf!
Founded: 2009

Manager: Forest Hawthrone
Head Coach: Konrad Albinsson
Team Captain: Kennard Ármannsson

The Team:

Position	Player	Number
First	Kennard Ármannsson	7
First	Malachi Beverly	3
Second	Otto Bristow	12
Second	Cecil George	31
Third	Lourens Fitzroy	18
Third	Julius Eysteinn	14
Catcher	Quin Alger	33
Pitcher	Matthias Wardrobe	19
Outfielder	Måns Sörensson	21
Outfielder	Pace Danniel	32
Outfielder	Wynne Whittemore	40
Shortstop	Stuart Amtena	17
Utility	Vere Becket	51
Utility	Lewin Johnsson	44
Utility	Jared Allen	39

Jersey:

[Fluvannia]

PALMYRA LAKE MONSTERS

Colors: Red, White
League: Piedmont Softball Association

Coach: Frank Terrance

STARTING LINEUP

##  Name                   M/F   Pos.  Bat   Throw
 5  Nobonari Gushiken      M     SS    R     R
15  Destiny Peltolinen     F     2B    R     R
50  Suki Boetz             F     RF    R     R
 9  Willi Teddmann         M     LF    L     R
 8  Carla Yashirenshi      F     1B    L     R
81  Victoria Sheen         F     CF    S     R
 6  Jani Peskinen          M     3B    L     R
27  Carl Fischk            M     C     R     R
97  Peg Hilliard           F     P     R     R

RESERVE PLAYERS

18  Daisuke Zakamatsu      M     P     R     R
33  Jasmine Varitek        F     C     S     R
30  Rob Davies             M     OF    L     L
26  Veikko Pääkkönen       M     Ut/IF L     R

[Conservative Nations Roleplay]

Matchday 1 Results!

Match 1 Results!
Stingers 4–5 Young Grenadiers
Lake Monsters 1–0 Blue Flames
Mobile Grays 0-1 Mountain Lions

Current Stats
PLD- Played Matches
W- Wins
L- Losses
WLL- Your Win Loss Ratio, W/L
RF- Runs Factor, how many runs you scored.
RA- Runs Allowed, how many runs you allowed.
RD- Runs Differential, how many runs you've scored versus ones allowed.

Team/Ranking	PLD	W	L	W/L	RF	RA	RD
First: Lake Monsters	1	1	0	1	1	0	+1
Second: Mountain Lions	1	1	0	1	1	0	+1
Third: Young Grenadiers	1	1	0	1	5	4	+1
Fourth: Blue Flames	1	0	1	0	]0	1	-1
Fifth: Mobile Grays	1	0	1	0	0	1	-1
Sixth: Slingers	1	0	1	0	4	5	-1

[West Phoenicia]

Creme rises to the top

Victoria Stadium,

West Phoenician Mountain Lions First baseman Leesa Creme, rises to the top after scoring a run at the top of the 6th from a hit by Chiffon DeMac winning the day.

The West Phoenician Mountain Lions took on The Mobile Grays from Npc West Florida in the first match of the softball competition which is part of the Tri Sport Tournament.

While not as popular as baseball, softball in West Phoenicia has slowly built a solid fan base ever since their first international win at the World Softball Classic #3. The win helped to boost the West Phoenician Softball league which currently has 12 teams as well as boosting membership. Additional international wins have aided in securing softball as a growing sport in the nation.

The first 5 innings were non eventful in relations to runs scored.
West Phoenician pitcher Kara Goldsmith and the Npc West Florida pitcher both played a spectacular game, their pitching stopped both teams from gaining any advantages.
While both fielding teams stopped any stray balls hit from the batters.

It was the top of 6th that finally saw some action that fans had paid to see.
Leesa Creme scored a double, after hitting it out into outfield, which Joseph Kelly stumbled to catch, allowing Creme the opportunity to reach second base.

Second baseman Pearl Nguyen was next up to the plate. Pearl's first swing was a strike, but thr second, was a fly ball that was caught by Joseph Kelly, but not before Leesa eased onto third base.
Chiffon DeMac next took to the plate. An older member of the team at the age of 32, she had announced she would retire after playing one more season for the New Tudor Dames in the West Phoenician league.
Chiffon missed two fast pitches, an issue many in the league knew sje suffered from, fast balls were not her friend. However on the third pitch, she swung, clobbering the ball into right field. Allowing Leesa Creme the opportunity to make a break to the homepage, while Chiffon DeMac was tapped out by first baseman Johnny French.

West Phoenicians who attended the match, set the stadium ablaze with a chorus of cries of joy and celebration that a run had been scored and they were now in the lead.

After the single run score at the top of the 6th, the remainder of the match continued with both playing a strong defensive game, stopping any further runs from happening.
However Leesa Creme reigned in the first match by securing the only run.

[Dunferm]

Alga News - Voices of the North
Sports News

Dunfermians débuter in softball: 5-4


"Dunfermian Young Grenadiers' début in international softball is a mild one but also a good one" - says Konrad Albinsson, team's coach. After seven dramatic innings, Young Grenadiers emerge victorious over Novowaldensian Slingers.

"I feared we would loose on 7th inning, as we were heading to the tie" - says Otto Bristow - "but with God's help we managed to win".

What saved the young team at the 7th inning was homerun. Matthias Wardrobe run the entire field, securing victory for his team.

In our interview with the team's manager, Mr. Forest Hawthrone, he expressed hopes that participation of Young Grenadiers (many of them are northerners) in the RCN Tournament will increase popularity of softball at home.

"Softball is something foreign to our compatriots, and we are the first team to participate in an international game" - remarks the Team's Manager.

"It's still early to augur what the Young Grenadiers will achieve in this tournament. But we already know that for us, the Northerners, this means a lot" - says one of the fans - "We finally have a sport team that have our fellows".

Read Also:

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• Will Ministry of Heritage de-Americanise Dunfermian culture?
• Opinion: the Government should support 'non-Dunfermian' sports

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[Fluvannia]

DIVISION STREET JOURNAL

Friday, November 6, 2020

1 Mark

INT'L SOFTBALL TOURNEY OFF TO GOOD START

LOGON -- In the first Tri-Sport Tournament between several of our allied nations, a Fluvannian team has gotten off to a good start in the first leg. The first sport, softball, saw the Palmyra Lake Monsters of the Piedmont Softball Association shut out the Victorian Blue Flames of host nation Logon.

Given that the DSJ is a newspaper based in Oshkosh, and the Piedmont Softball Association is a semi-professional league from down south, it would be a valid criticism that we do not cover it nearly enough. Baseball and softball simply aren't as popular up north, where hockey, broomball, rallying, soccer, and even bandy in niches retain more popularity. That said, for our northern readers, allow us to offer a brief overview: the PSA is a semi-pro softball league consisting of eight teams from mostly southern and coastal regions of the Duchy of Piedmont. This is largely due to the popularity baseball has enjoyed in the Umitaku community, who are mostly resident of the same areas where the PSA is most popular. The Palmyra Lake Monsters are the reigning champions of the PSA, having won their third title during the 2019 season. Unlike some leagues -- though consistent with the National Hurling Association, which is also more popular down south -- the PSA operates as a league table format; there are no playoffs unless the final standings result in a tie at the top, in which case a best-of-three series occurs.

In a season shortened by a pandemic, the Lake Monsters showed they still have what it takes to win close games. Enter their first opponent, the Victorian Blue Flames. Emily Liberman put on a fantastic display from the mound all day for the hosts, recording ten strikeouts; Lake Monsters pitcher Peg Hilliard only notched five, but also recorded fewer walks. The Monsters fielding was definitely the upper hand; we tip our caps to the "Blues" for trying for a few stolen bases early. We also tip them to the Blues for learning relatively quick that wasn't a valid strategy. Hilliard and catcher Carl Fischk were a fantastic duo at picking off and beating the runner on attempted steals, and that kept the Blue Flames' baserunners from taking large leadoffs all night. There was finally a breakthrough in the top of the fifth, which began with Monsters first-basewoman Carla Yashirenshi pelting a ground ball up the middle to center field for a single. After centerfielder Victoria Sheen struck out, third-baseman Jani Peskinen launched a curving line drive to deep right field. Rachel Alpharia misjudged how the ball would carom off the wall and back towards center, but when she managed to corral the ball, she came up with an absolute rocket. Unfortunately for her, by that point Yashirenshi had already dashed to third, putting runners on the corners. Carl Fischk, not the smallest man we've seen by a long shot, came up to bat and sent the first pitch far out to center, but not quite far enough for a three-run blast. It was however far enough for Yashirenshi to tag up and run home to score the game's first run; Peskinen moved over to second. Peg Hillard next at the plate managed to hit it right to shortstop Robert Barrett, who turned the ball over to second-baseman Selena Rodriguez, who tagged a sliding Fischk for the double play to end the inning.

Unfortunately for the Blues, they were unable to generate any good scoring chances themselves through the remainder of the game. They did manage to turn up the defensive pressure, but were unable to get on the board themselves, and the 1-0 score meant that the Lake Monsters sit in the upper half of the standings, along with fellow winners, the West Phoenician Mountain Lions and the Young Grenadiers of Ravenspire, Dunferm.

[Conservative Nations Roleplay]

Matchday 2 Results!

Match 2 Results!
Slingers 4–3 Lake Monsters at Victoria Stadium in Victoria
Young Grenadiers 0–2 Blue Flames at Royal Fields in Domenica
Mobile Grays 7-1 Mountain Lions at Chancelloral Grounds Stadium in Colstoone

Current Stats
PLD- Played Matches
W- Wins
L- Losses
WLL- Your Win Loss Ratio, W/L
RF- Runs Factor, how many runs you scored.
RA- Runs Allowed, how many runs you allowed.
RD- Runs Differential, how many runs you've scored versus ones allowed.

Team/Ranking	PLD	W	L	W/L	RF	RA	RD
First: Mobile Grays	2	1	1	0.5	7	2	+5
Second: Blue Flames	2	1	1	0.5	2	1	+1
Third: Slinger	2	1	1	0.5	8	8	+0
Fourth: Lake Monsters	2	1	1	0.5	4	4	+0
Fifth: Young Grenadiers	2	1	1	0.5	5	6	-1
Sixth: Mountain Lions	2	1	1	0.5	2	7	-5

[Npc West Florida]

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National News Network|Lakahana Forona Sywila

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- Chancelloral Grounds Stadium in Colstoone, Logon.
In the first Tri Sports competition the National Presidential Republic of West Florida has been doing quite well, winning half of our games and winning the last game 7-1. However the tournament is not done yet! The tournament is still going on, and while it is the republic has determined to set a example to younger nations and win a gold medal. As things are going now, it looks like we will succeed! With a home run happening in the middle of the 1st for the Greys, when Chad Workman was batting. However the game was not without its downsides, which includes a hit made in the bottom of the 1st, where Michael Bright hit the ball and it smacked ol’ Joseph Kelly in his nose and broke it, which sadly was the 4th time he broke something this year. Following that incident, the Greys scored 2 runs in a row without being overly hassled by the opposing team. Then, the Mountain Lions came up to bat, and scored a run at the bottom of the 2nd. Following that move, the Greys scored at every inning they were batting, with some innings they scored 2 runs.

[Conservative Nations Roleplay]

Matchday 3 Results!

Match 3 Results!
Mountain Lions 3–7 Slingers at Victoria Stadium in Victoria
Blue Flames 3–0 Mobile Grays at Royal Fields in Domenica
Lake Monsters 0-1 Young Grenadiers at Chancelloral Grounds Stadium in Colstone

Current Stats
PLD- Played Matches
W- Wins
L- Losses
W/L- Your Win Loss Ratio, W/L
RF- Runs Factor, how many runs you scored.
RA- Runs Allowed, how many runs you allowed.
RD- Runs Differential, how many runs you've scored versus ones allowed.

Ranking Method- Teams are ranked according to their W/L score, a higher score means a higher ranking. If two teams are considered to have the same W/L, the team with the higher RD score is considered to be first.

Team/Ranking	PLD	W	L	W/L	RF	RA	RD
First: Slingers	3	2	1	0.67	15	11	+4
Second: Blue Flames	3	2	1	0.67	5	1	+4
Third: Young Grenadiers	3	2	1	0.67	6	6	+0
Fourth: Mobile Grays	3	1	2	0.33	7	5	+2
Fifth: Lake Monsters	3	1	2	0.33	4	5	-1
Sixth: Mountain Lions	3	1	2	0.33	5	14	-9

[Fluvannia]

DIVISION STREET JOURNAL

Thursday, November 12, 2020

1 Mark

LAKE MONSTERS SOFTBALL COMES UP SHORT AGAIN

COLSTONE, LOGON -- The Palmyra Lake Monsters' third game of the RCN Tri-Sport Tournament finished with the same margin of victory as the first two: a single run. Unfortunately for the Fluvannian representative in the tournament, that margin was against them for the second straight game, as the Lake Monsters were shut out by the Young Grenadiers of Ravenspire, Dunferm.

"We just couldn't get things going," said Lake Monsters coach Frank Terrance after the game. "We weren't seeing the ball well at the plate at all. Fielding was well enough, Peg didn't have her strongest outing on the mound, but she still did well enough that the few mistakes she made were ones her teammates could cover for. Wasn't really an issue of defense, if I'm honest."

Certainly an accurate assessment from where we sit. After Daisuke Zakamatsu gave up four runs in the second game against the New Waldensian national team, Hilliard returned to the mound for the third chapter, where she held the Young Grenadiers to a single run -- albeit a shot over the left field wall by Grenadiers catcher Quin Alger. The frustration in the Lake Monsters' dugout was apparent when, after his third strikeout of the evening, catcher Carl Fischk, known for having a bit more passion than some, split his bat over his leg on his way back to the dugout. Some of that anger was obviously redirected; Fischk made two tremendous throws on the night to stop attempted steals of second base by first baseman Kennard Armannson in the second inning and shortstop Stuart Amtena in the fifth. At a minimum, games remain against the Mobile Grays of NPC West Florida and the West Phoenician national softball team, known as the Mountain Lions. No word has yet been received from the organizers of the tournament if this is a single or double round-robin.

[Conservative Nations Roleplay]

Matchday 4 Results!

Match 4 Results!
Slingers 3–4 Blue Flames at Victoria Stadium in Victoria
Mobile Grays 2–0 Lake Monsters at Royal Fields in Domenica
Mountain Lions 1-3 Young Grenadiers at Chancelloral Grounds Stadium in Colstone

Current Stats
PLD- Played Matches
W- Wins
L- Losses
W/L- Your Win Loss Ratio, W/L
RF- Runs Factor, how many runs you scored.
RA- Runs Allowed, how many runs you allowed.
RD- Runs Differential, how many runs you've scored versus ones allowed.

Ranking Method- Teams are ranked according to their W/L score, a higher score means a higher ranking. If two teams are considered to have the same W/L, the team with the higher RD score is considered to be first.

Team/Ranking	PLD	W	L	W/L	RF	RA	RD
First: Blue Flames	4	3	1	0.75	9	4	+5
Second: Young Grenadiers	4	3	1	0.75	9	7	+2
Third: Mobile Grays	4	2	2	0.50	9	5	+4
Fourth: Slingers	4	2	2	0.50	18	15	+3
Fifth: Lake Monsters	4	1	3	0.25	4	7	-3
Sixth: Mountain Lions	4	1	3	0.25	6	17	-11

[Conservative Nations Roleplay]

Matchday 5 Results!

Match 5 Results!
Mobile Grays 1 – 2 Slingers at Victoria Stadium in Victoria
Blue Flames 3 – 1 Mountain Lions at Royal Fields in Domenica
Lake Monsters 6 - 5 Young Grenadiers at Chancelloral Grounds Stadium in Colstone

Current Stats
PLD- Played Matches
W- Wins
L- Losses
W/L- Your Win Loss Ratio, W/L
RF- Runs Factor, how many runs you scored.
RA- Runs Allowed, how many runs you allowed.
RD- Runs Differential, how many runs you've scored versus ones allowed.

Ranking Method- Teams are ranked according to their W/L score, a higher score means a higher ranking. If two teams are considered to have the same W/L, the team with the higher RD score is considered to be first.

Team/Ranking	PLD	W	L	W/L	RF	RA	RD
First: Blue Flames	5	4	1	0.80	12	5	+7
Second: Slingers	5	3	2	0.60	21	16	+5
Third: Young Grenadiers	5	3	2	0.60	14	13	+1
Fourth: Mobile Grays	5	2	3	0.40	10	7	+3
Fifth: Lake Monsters	5	2	3	0.40	10	12	-2
Sixth: Mountain Lions	5	1	4	0.20	7	20	-13

[New Waldensia]

Waldensian Radio News, 101.3FM out of Valdenton

"It's 6:02pm, the weather in Valdenton is a cool 47° with drizzle and a light breeze out of the northeast. Traffic is moving sluggish across the metro, with several weather-related accidents. I'm Douglas Machen, with your evening news update."

"Parliament is still locked up in a dispute over funding of the Coast Guard, with military officials asking for an increase to bring on several new icebreakers while some MPs want to see an audit of spending over the past two years. Budget Chairman Roald Mussner is holding another hearing on the issue tomorrow afternoon."

"The homeless population in Valdenton may be getting some additional relief, as the Gospel Rescue Mission held a ribbon-cutting at their new branch on the south-side today. Attendees included the mayor and members of the philanthropic community who helped fund the new endeavor, which will be able to house up to 100 individuals with a kitchen that can feed 300 at a time."

"In the world of sports, New Waldensians can look to success in two ongoing international competitions. In the World Cup of Hockey, the Avalanche have advanced to the playoffs in a stunning development on the international stage. With a record of 6-1-3, the Avalanche edged out World Cup regulars from the Royal Kingdom of Quebec, making the playoff with the 16-seed. Coming up tonight is the matchup with 1-seed Cassadaigua. The Avalanche will be playing without several key members after a head-on collision sent several players to the hospital."

"In the Tri-Sports Tournament, the women's softball team is sitting in second place after five games, with a 3-2 record. An offensive powerhouse, the Slingers have scored 21 runs, which is seven more than the next team. They've also allowed the second-most runs at 16. The next game will be carried live on this station."

"More news after the break."

[Conservative Nations Roleplay]

Matchday 6 Results!

Young Grenadiers 2 – 1 Mountain Lions at Victoria Stadium in Victoria
Lake Monsters 5 – 3 Slingers at Royal Fields in Domenica
Blue Flames 1 - 3 Mobile Grays at Chancelloral Grounds Stadium in Colstone

Current Stats
PLD- Played Matches
W- Wins
L- Losses
W/L- Your Win Loss Ratio, W/L
RF- Runs Factor, how many runs you scored.
RA- Runs Allowed, how many runs you allowed.
RD- Runs Differential, how many runs you've scored versus ones allowed.

Ranking Method- Teams are ranked according to their W/L score, a higher score means a higher ranking. If two teams are considered to have the same W/L, the team with the higher RD score is considered to be first.

Team/Ranking	PLD	W	L	W/L	RF	RA	RD
First: Blue Flames	6	4	2	0.667	13	8	+5
Second: Young Grenadiers	6	4	2	0.667	16	14	+2
Third: Mobile Grays	6	3	3	0.500	13	8	+5
Fourth: Slingers	6	3	3	0.500	23	21	+2
Fifth: Lake Monsters	6	3	3	0.500	15	15	0
Sixth: Mountain Lions	6	1	5	0.167	8	22	-14