But it
was the best of times –
the members of
Huckstables were playing
their best game of the
season. Paul McMurtie
was playing an
outstanding, high-energy
game for the underdogs,
even catching a disc off
his own foot, and he
helped get his team to a
shocking 12-7 lead.
And then,
for the Huckstables, the
worst of times. Pants
Party’s Adrienne
Sutherland was able to
aid her team back into
the battle, playing to
15-15. Pants Party’s
experience was able to
close out the match,
with a 17-15 extra point
win.
Next door at Lansdowne
was another close match
between ‘Nuff Said and
Floppy Discs. ‘Nuff Said
controlled the game for
the most part, with help
from Mikayla Hanlon
catching quite a few
discs on their way to a
14-10 lead. After an
attempt by ‘Nuff’s
ladies to close out the
match, Floppy Discs’
high energy defence
started paying off.
Shane Kerrigan played
great in Floppy Discs
come back 17-15 win.
Meanwhile, over at the
St. Christopher’s
fields, there were two
blowout games. Dave
Groendyk was proficient
in handling for
Hungate’s Mom, as they
rolled over Sea Bass and
the Gang, 15-6. Sea Bass
just couldn’t execute
near the end zone, and
as a result, gave up a
lot of transition
points.
The
Banana Hammocks didn’t
fair much better.
Despite putting together
some great plays, the
Bananas lacked finishing
against the Red Army.
Tyler Shaw, with his
reported “injury,” used
the strategy of
continuous 360s to dizzy
his opponents, spinning
to a 15-6 win. Chris
Weyers had a great game
in the defeat, with good
d-blocks, and layouts.
With a
lack of players, the
Bulldogs were forced to
forfeit to the Suspects.