There were six participants of the UHAC08 BLOCKUS Championship:

• Liz K. (blog)
• J K.
• Willow M. (blog)
• Steve S. (blog)
• Claire E. (blog)
• Mike M. (blog)

What is Blokus Trigon?

A strategy game played on a hexagonal board made up of small triangles. You are given a variety of shapes (all made up of small triangles) and must play with the points touching, but not sides. You are awarded points for all remaining triangles left when the game is over (points are bad). For those familiar with Blokus Classic, this is a little more complex. (Blokus on Wikipedia)

Complete Results

Preliminary Round 1:

• (g) Steve - 13
• (y) Claire - 19
• (b) Mike - 19
• (r) Liz - 26

Preliminary Round 2:

• (b) Liz - 4
• (r) Steve - 18
• (y) J - 20
• (g) Willow - 23

Preliminary Round 3:

• (r) Willow - -20
• (g) Mike - 11
• (y) Claire - 12
• (b) J - 21

At this point both Steve and Claire had a total of 31 points and were tied for the final spot in the Championship Round. The Tiebreaker is played with each player playing two colors.

Tiebreaker:

• Steve - 4
• Claire - 54

Championship Round:

• (y) Willow - 4
• (g) Mike - 8
• (r) Liz - 12
• (b) Steve - 18

So the first UHAC08 Blokus Trigon invitational is over and a champion has been crowned.

UrbanHonking Athletic Club has themed the 2008 season "Bloodsport." Bloodsport is a term commonly used by social reformers to describe sport or entertainment which is believed to be cruel, involving needless human suffering. At UrbanHonking we embrace the suffering that comes of defeat as we attempt new sports and games that we are likely to fail. You don't have to be good at something to enjoy it.

Helped by returning veterans Tosh Ashtombe and the Amazing Kentner Brothers, as well as a new acquisition with more than a bit of flash and sparkle on the ball, UHAC carried over a strong finish from last season to squeak out a win vs. a rival cup opponent to open the Fall futsal season.

The boys in green began the game with a flurry of goals-- the always energetic Josh Berezin breaking the seal for the Honkies and newcomer Peter Harkema putting in two more. UHAC eventually climbed to a 4-0 start, giving keeper Gene Merrill dreams of a 1st half shutout.

However that flame was rudely extinguished as the Achilles heel of UrbanHonking AC (its occasionally porous defense) was exposed for the next 30 minutes of play. Multiple attacking Dudes were allowed a free pass behind the backline as UrHo refused to stay marked up, and the Dudes were able to tighten the score to 7-6 by the half. If not for the woodwork the score may have even tilted in favor of the Dudes as their finishing was just a smidge off the mark, and Merrill had more than one lucky save including a freak rebound that landing neatly in his curled legs whilst he desperately tried to locate the ball from a seated position. The defensive woes continued early into the second half as The Dudes managed to tie it 8-8 on some nifty passing in the final third, finding net in a variety of ways, including off the keeper's face (provoking some colorful language from Merrill that was thankfully ignored by the ref).

To their credit, UrHo never surrendered a lead, and with Merrill screaming for defenders the dynamic international Gil (aka "Frenchy") teamed up with the Kentner duo to keep the shots to a bare minimum. Finally The Dudes' shallow bench began to show as play slowed and fortune once again shone on the Honkies. Berezin used his trademark speed to pressure the tiring Dudes all over the court, and turned a long, hopeful throw by the keeper into a beautiful assist by heading it smartly across the field to Gil's waiting foot.

The game ended with a dramatic flair as the Dude keeper sent a long throw into UH's final third in the dying seconds. Berezin marked the Dude's star striker very tightly but he managed to get a head to the ball as the buzzer sounded, sending it into a slow motion volley that found the onion bag just beyond Merrill's outstretched fingers. Thankfully, UrHo had its insurance goal in place or that freakish goal would have cost them dearly. Final score 11-10, and the Honkies were once again able to salt their post-game beers with the sweet spice of victory.

We're done!

The beach is kind of drizzly, so we hit the bar. Word is still out on whether we won first place, but we all got medals, so I think we probably did win.

I'll keep posting photos, so check the stream. I'm out for now.

Update #5

Van 1 is done! And they only gloated about it a little. But we are painfully aware that they are now relaxing at the beach with margaritas. Or whatever they serve in Seaside.

Peter's running a long eight-mile leg while the rest of is have gotten to bang out quick little four-milers. But he's really fast, so maybe it's karma.

Time passes...

Just two legs left, Kim's (35) and Jessica's (36). They will almost certainly be in the rain, something we clearly inadequately planned for. Then: Beach party!!! Uh, yeah.

Holly is really wet. Her review of leg 34: "That really sucked."

More photos are up on the Flickr stream.

We're almost done!

Notable quotes, vol 2:

"Josh, give her your pants." "I'm wearing them!"
"When I close my eyes, tonight, I'm going to see butts."

Update #4

Newsflash: running is hard. Honestly, I'm not sure I can recommend it.

Yes, I've finished my second leg (#19), a hilly up and down six miles on country roads in Columbia County. At three in the morning. But now I can take it easy til about noon.

Before my run, though, was our triumphant return to Portland. Jessica, who traveled all the way from Washington, D.C. for this run, ran leg # 12, and was welcomed at the Hawthorne Bridge by her enthusiastic family, who even ran a bit of the final leg with her. She was very touched.

Then, at our rest stop, Kate had made us a big dinner, and cookies, and she wouldn't even let us do the dishes. So nice.

We slept for an hour and a half there, as if that was going to do a lot of good.

Party's back out on the road, on a grueling all-uphill leg. We just stopped to cheer her on, and she was chugging right along. "She's in the zone!" Jessica noted.

Other notable quotes:
"She's a goo-eater."
"I forgot to drink my canned coffee before my leg, and I'm very angry." "That's you angry?"
"The baby head is in the door!"

Don't call us for the next few hours -- we got no cell phone coverage. Yes, cancel your planned 5 am call.

Update #3.1

Oops, sent that out a little prematurely.

It got dark during that last leg, #10, but it's a clear night with a big moon.

Jessica's leg, #12, finishes at the Hawthorne Bridge, and it's where we stop and rest while van #1 heads back out. Word is Kate is cooking something up for us back in Portland. Pictures to follow, surely.

KATU News is here on the trail! Cool.

Map from starting point to Leg 11:

Update #3

Holly just came in from 6.7 miles on the Springwater Corridor and Kim headed out. Jessica is just about going crazy for anticipation for her leg.

Update #2

I ran! Felt pretty good. Which is lucky, cause I have it do it two more times.

Now Patty is out, running leg 8, and looking strong. I suspect she is aiming to sustain a very mild injury that will, nevertheless, prohibit her from completing her assigned legs. So we are providing her a lot of encouragement, cause I don't want to run any extra legs!

We pulled into the transfer and found our volunteer, Lizzie, laying down the law. A traffic control assignment suits her nicely. Before she realized it was us pulling in, she gave us her angry face when we didn't obey her hand signal. Oops, our bad!

Check out up to the minute photos on Flickr.

Update #1

Wow! I'm about to start my first leg, and we saw a guy who just finished, stumbling around, supported by his two friends. Turns out he has heatstroke, and he's being tended to by a nurse. And emergency services are on the way.

So, we're going to try to avoid that!

Update #0

UHAC will be posting Josh's Hood to Coast updates from the road! His team is Mary, Angie, Nicci, Lisa, Hayden, Karen, Josh, Patty, Peter, Holly, Kim, and Jessica.

He has an iPhone, so mainly as a means of showing it off, he'll be writing reports from along the relay.

Their first runner hits the pavement at about noon. Josh will be in the second van, starting about five hours later, so unless something really interesting happens, we won't hear much til the evening.

The rest of the updates will be first person from Josh, and I'll try to update them as he sends them.

Josh's team started at 12:15pm. Here is a map of the first leg:

UrbanHonking AC got off to a rocky start with both of their regular keepers unable to make the game (K. Looper was out with an injury, and new father G. Merrill was on taking some personal time). Team Captain Ryan Wise reprised his High School role of guarding the net, which left only one substitute for the 46 minutes game. The other UHAC players were Gil, Peter, Josh, Curt, and Tim G.

Interestingly, the Brooklyn Park Pubber's were also short staffed, with only four players able to take the field at the start of the game, even as the ref waited a few minutes to get started. Unfortunately they played a strong defense for the first minutes of the game and UHAC was unable to score. Eventually their fifth man showed up and entered the game. He was also the first to score a few minutes after entering the game.

The Beast, AKA The Tallest Futsaller Alive, AKA Tower of Power, rocketed in a corner kick to bring the Pubbers up 2-0. UHAC responds quickly with Josh passing it to Gil who shoots to the corner but their keeper manages to bring it in.

Ten minutes into the game and there was a high kick towards the UHAC net. Ryan came out to get it but they managed to shoot one past him. Pubbers were then up 3-0, which caused some grumbling from UHAC.

Josh fed another pass to Gil, who managed to spin his way past two defenders and tap one into the corner! UHAC scored! Just a few minutes later Tim managed to break away and take a shot... the keeper reached out and managed to touch the ball, but it went in anyway! UHAC just one point down with a score of 3-2.

Continuing on a roll, Gil brought the ball up the center, passed it over to Peter who eased one past the keeper! With the score tied up, the Pubbers started to get a little physical. With 5:12 left on the clock they shot one past Ryan and took the lead again, and they got one more in with just 16 seconds left.

It seemed like the lack of subs was taking its toll on both teams. UHAC was pretty upbeat at the half, pleased with their performance so far. The second half started with the Burj Dubai of Futsal firing a rocket of a shot past Ryan. Curt responded with very near miss, looking like he was planning on scoring this half. Unfortunately the "camping" strategy of the Pubbers paid off more dividends with another shot they made with no UHAC defenders in the way. This put the score at 7-3.

Tim came in from the side and the keeper stayed back in the net, fearing the pass, allowing Tim to shoot one past him! Just a minute later and the Angry One managed to weave his way past the UHAC defense and score. With about four minutes left on the clock Peter's injuries caught up with him, meaning no more subs for UHAC. Everyone looked wiped, but Gil made a fast break drawing the defending Pubbers to him, then past it over to Josh, who scored the final goal of the evening, making the score 5-8.

Interestingly, even with the score being 5-8 in favor of the Pubbers, UrbanHonking AC technically won the game by forfeit! The rules state that a team must field a full complement of players, and that is five people. As Team Captain, Ryan brought this up to the powers that be, and apparently this rule is only enforced when a team is short two players, and it's okay to play without one player... None of us are that happy with the ruling, and it would appear that the printed rules that everyone follows are more "guidelines" that can be interpreted in many ways, but if you follow the letter of the law, this was an UrHo victory!

All in all this was a good season for the UrbanHonking AC. We played very, very well against a team that clearly should have been placed in a higher division and we won the Rivals Cup. The team grows stronger each season, and I'm looking forward to the next chapter of the UrbanHonking AC.

The score was 1-1 when Tim Germer came in (better late than never!), giving UrbanHonking two subs! The team put together some nice passes and went up 4-1 before the Unicorns put in a late goal to make it 4-2 at the half.

With few subs, UrHo AC tired in the 2nd half, allowing the Unicorns to get up 5-6 with about two minutes to play. Dillon was on the bench, rested, but everyone was gunning for the tying score so no one subbed! Their persistence paid off when Scott put in the tie goal, and Tim blasted a nice shot to the upper right to put the Boys in Green back in the lead with about 45 seconds left! A little bit of frantic defense followed as the Black Unicorns pushed UHAC around with a corner and some open looks, but they held them off and won the game...

...AND THE RIVALS CUP!

(Thanks to Gene for his coverage of the match!)

At 9:15 tonight the UrbanHonking AC meet the C.E.I.D. Marriage Records Lightnings for the second time. When they met last season it was an epic game where the Lightnings pulled ahead early but lost out to the experiance and stamina of the Boys in Green.

Sparks fly when these teams meet, and we recomend arriving a little early because these games are fast and intense and you don't want to miss any of the action.

Portland Futsal is at 3401 SE 17th Ave. See you there!

With a $2.00 tournament fee and seven players making the trek to Vancouver it was a smaller purse than the previous year. Merrill paid the fees of both Brian Slaughter and Sarah Meadows, striking a "Devil's Bargain" to split half the prize money if they won.

But even with his multiple hole-in-one's, Slaughter came in last with a 63. Sarah, who performed brilliantly early in the game, had some serious trouble with the mid-holes and ended with 59. Rounding out the "Devil's Bargainers" was the wry Merrill himself, who seemed to self-destruct on the Cannon Course and only managed to get a 55. dalas verdugo played well for his first time on the course and took home a 54. We're looking forward to his future performances. Likewise, the steely nerved Judah Switzer scored a very nice 50, taking third place, and could easily be a contender in future tournaments. Josh Berezin scored 51 and took second. In his last nine he scored the same as last night's champion, Steve Schroeder, who took first with a great score of 46 and a full pocket of cash monies. Congratulations to everyone, and especially Steve Schroeder.

Last year the tournament was held on the north course, while this year it was the south course. So the comparisons aren't exactly true but they are still interesting. Steve was a 56 last year, compared to this year with 46. Josh had 54 and this year had 51. Merrill had an amazing 45 last year, and a 55 this year! While we was complaining of some back pain, it should be noted that he did bring his own club.

Pictures from the tourney on Flickr.

Mini-Golf costs $3.00. To play in the UrHo classic is another $2, and the winner gets a cash prize of all the money!

Also, since this is up in Vancouver, WA you can pick up a bunch of illegal (in Oregon) fireworks. Whoo-Hoo!

3pm - Saturday, June 16th at Peninsula Park
700 N Rosa Parks Way

Bring a glove if you have one, but we use a very soft ball, and we have a few extra gloves (mostly for small hands), so come on out regardless.

If you have any questions you can email me (kmikeym@kmikeym.com) or if it's last minute you can text (or call) me: 503-380-2727.

Oh, and if you are planning on showing up, leave a comment!

Rainout Plan

If it's raining really hard on Saturday we'll go play shuffleboard at Vendetta (4306 N Williams Ave) at 3:30 pm.

Also, we'll be going to Vendetta after the game to eat nachos and drink beer.

UrHo's Croquet Team Dynasty was back to its original lineup with Steve Schroeder returning to take his spot alongside UrHo Croquet Team Dynasty Captain Daniel Peterson. An epic Saturday multi-hour practice on the home course at Overlook Park was thought to add some advantage to the Dynasty team, however they proved their mettle on the largest course yet seen by the Portland Croquet League teams that showed up that day. While generally smoother than many of the backyard courses, Overlook Park presented many times of terrain and grass-lengths, as well as an incredibly tricky 8th wicket on a steep hill, nicknamed the "Wicked Wicket."

League Standings

Half and Half: 11 points
Make Like: 9 points
UrbanHonking: 7 points
Acorn: 6 points
Jaguar Realm: 3 points
Courier Coffee: 0 points

Final matchday results from The Portland Croquet League blog, including a mention about how only the top two teams (Boo!) continue on to the championship round.

Needless to say, UrbanHonking's Croquet Team Dynasty is ready for another season. More pictures on Flickr.

Veteran UHAC player Josh Berezin said, "Yeah, I was surprised. The man is an owner, not a player. I mean, he's kicked a ball around a few times, but no one expected to see him out there on the pitch with us."

Merrill's performance, while not an obvious detriment to the team, was not quite up to par with the rest of his teammates. "You think I wanted to play out there?" yelled Merrill when asked to comment, "People get HURT on that field, I have responsibilities... but what was I supposed to do? We needed warm bodies."

"But who's gonna tell him no? He owns the team." Added Berezin.

In the end it didn't matter much, with UHAC scoring 11 goals against the LSFC. John scored 4, Gil scored 3, Josh got 2, and Ryan and Scott both made 1. Needless to say, Mike did not score.

From The Archives

UrbanHonking AC's final regular game from last season season against the Dudes FC:

Make Like ran the course and scored both first and second place, taking all three points for the match and leaving both UrbanHonking and Courier with no points. Certainly we were all nervous going into the second match where Mike Merrill and Matt McCormick (M.M.M.M., or "4M") drew red, leaving them with the disadvantage of being the first to move out.

McCormick and Merrill both flailed aimlessly in the beginning, unable to pass the third wicket. In an amazing and lucky comeback, Merrill and McCormick used their famous teamwork to leapfrog to the front of the pack, but they were still two to three wickets behind the leader, Corey Lunn of Team Make Like. All hope seemed lost and Merrill was grumbling about the strategic advantages of going on the attack to try to take Lunn out of the lead, but McCormick urged they stay the course and Merrill was able to make a perfect series of six shots to win the game, leaving second for Make Like.

So the final score was Make Like 4, UrbanHonking 2, and Courier 0. And that means the final results are:

1. Half & Half :: 8 points // 3 wins

2. Make Like :: 6 points // 2 wins

3. UrbanHonking :: 4 points // 2 wins

4. Acorn :: 3 points // 1 win

5. Jaguar Realm :: 3 points // 0 wins

6. Courier Coffee :: 0 points // 0 wins

(official results posted at portlandcroquetleague.blogspot.com, and more pictures on flickr)

A bit of fun trivia for you: UrbanHonking's four points all come from one player, who was not originally even slated to be on the team!

The Playoffs

The playoff game last night between UHAC and Kiss My Pass was a tense and bitter battle to the finish. The red-shirted Kiss My Pass (KMP) came into the game full of fire and scored the first goal in just the second minute of the game (0-1). The Boys In Green quickly adapted to KMP's fancy-footwork and Gil, coming into the game with an injury, faced off with their best player, got around him with the ball, and scored (1-1) to tie it right back up! The KMP then seemed like they were adjusting to the UHAC game, and things started to get a little physical. Paul, reffing from the sidelines, warned the teams about getting too rough.

Josh rushed the ball, stealing it away and had time for a quick shot, but missed the net. Encouraging cheers emanated from the UHAC bench and the sidelines. KMP responded quickly and got an attacker past the green line of defense, Gene came out of the net to challenge and they managed to get another one in (1-2). Taking advantage of futsal's unlimited subs rule, Gene and Looper were alternating in the net every time KMP scored, so Looper came back in for Gene. But Gene returned after not too long when the red-shirted devils were able to dodge and weave past the defense again their hotshot star poked one past Looper (1-3).

Things then got a little physical and Tim G. came out on top of the battle for the ball and scored for UAHC (2-3)! Gene scooped up a slow shot and immediately threw it deep. It ended up bouncing off their keeper's hand but Gil was there and scored to tie it back up (3-3). With eleven minutes left in the first half, KMP was applying pressure and keeping UHAC on the defensive. Gil managed to pull some fancy moves and get a shot off, but it was deflected by their keeper and UHAC had no luck in the corner kick.

Gene, showing his aggressive new playing style, was much more willing to rush out of the net, and sometimes even the box. He was warned about his sliding. With eight minutes left there was a powerful shot from KMP that passed by two of the boys in green and snuck by Gene (3-4).

Soon after that goal Gil drove one to the net, but with no shot passed it to Josh, who was unable to get past the keeper but Tim was there to knock the deflected ball home (4-4). Coming in fast from the sidelines KMP managed to shoot a sharp angle past Looper (4-5). The red-shirted KMP seem to get especially aggressive after they get scored on, but then they slow down and get a little sloppy, keeping the score very close. They then pressured the ball close enough to the net that Tim G. accidently knocked it back into the net (4-6).

Down by two again, UHAC got aggressive and kept shooting with no luck. KMP made a break and got close the net, but Looper was taking no chances and dove straight onto the ball. They came in again with a fast break and made a pass to a man who was maybe two feet from the net, but his kick missed the ball! Very close. The devils in red were all trying for the fast break, but Curt stole the ball and managed to out-move the lone defender to get a shot and sent it right pat their keeper! It was an amazing play (5-6). Just two and half minutes left, and Gil shot from close-in but the keeper managed to move right it front of the ball. You could hear the 'THWACK' of the ball hitting his gloves and the start of the groans... but the ball kept going right through his hands and between his legs into the back of net (6-6)!!

The game sped up in the final minutes as the red-shirted devils of KMP worked to regain their lead and UHAC fought to take the lead for the first time. With just fifteen seconds left Gil scores again, and UHAC takes the lead heading into the second half (7-6)!!!

Second Half

The second half started with Looper in the net for UrbanHonking and KMP playing a very aggressive game. With a play that involved more passing than was probably necessary they managed to get a shot from right in front of the net and tie the game back up (7-7). But UHAC was quick to respond with another fast break-away from Curt who made a powerful shot from just past the halfway point which was blocked. The devils were still pushing hard and managed to score of a rebounded shot (7-8). With one of the better players camping near the goal they managed to pass it up to him and with no defenders he scored quickly (7-9). Gene came back in and made some great close-in saves.

Gil rushed up to their best player who rather than passing it to safety attempted to outfox our favorite Frenchman. But he learned a valuable lesson about the French when Gil touched the ball past him, sidestepped around him, and gracefully put the ball past their keeper (8-9). Fifteen minutes left on the clock and someone on the UHAC bench mentioned that their number one player seemed to be slowing down, which is perhaps due to his losing his one-on-one matchups with Gil, who picked up a header and scored again! Back to a tie game (9-9)!

The devils of KMP acted out on their frustration and shoved Gil off a ball, giving him a penalty kick. It seemed like UHAC was bound to take the lead again, but the shot was blocked. To make matters worse, KMP rallied and scored almost immediately after (9-10).

Looper was in the net for a corner kick that almost made it in, but he reached out and deflected it, only to have them gain control and shoot again, but it went wide. Just nine minutes left on the clock when another fast break managed to pull Looper out and they scored (9-11). Players on both side seemed to be tired and moving a little slower but still playing hard. In a long stretch with no goals scored there was another foul on Gil (an indirect), but the shot was blocked. UHAC picked up a corner kick, no luck, then KMP got a corner, but still no more goals.

Gene came out of the net to shut down an attack, then moved out of the box and stretched out to kick the ball, resulting in an illegal slide. He blocked the shot, but drew his first yellow card in his futsal career and UHAC was then playing a man down! They took advantage of the imbalance and managed to score (9-12). With just a minute and thirty seconds left it is hard to recall what happened. UHAC was no longer a man down but I seem to have scrawled "shit is getting fucked" in my notebook before noting that KMP scored again (9-13). UHAC did keep playing hard, with a corner opportunity with just thirty seconds left, but their keeper grabbed and held the ball, ending the game.

Owner's Thoughts

While UHAC lost the match, and is out of the playoffs, it was a terrific game and could have easily gone our way. We were missing Peter, Tim C., and John and certainly fatigue had something to do with the final score. It's unusual to feel good after a loss, but the season is over and UrbanHonking AC is the best we've ever been. I'm very excited for future seasons and the future of this franchise. And I want that Rivals Cup Trophy back!

UrbanHonking is proud to present our second official sports team, The UrbanHonking Croquet Team. The UrbanHonking Croquet Team is playing in the inaugural season of the Portland Croquet League, which is being run by Jeff from the Half and Half (he is also a player on the Half and Half team).

Last Sunday we played our first match against Team Acorn and Jaguar Realm. While Team Acorn is, as you might imagine, made up of members of the Acorn, Jaguar Realm is headed by none other than UrbanHonking AC's futsal nemesis Zach Dundas. If only Mr. Dundas were more of an asshole he could be my arch-nemesis, but alas, I fear we are destined to be friends. Anyway, your UrbanHonking Croquet Team played well in their first match despite being new to the game and facing very inclement weather.

The format is that each team is made up of 2 to 4 players. A match consists of two games where three teams play, each team has two people playing in each game. The first player to win a game scores two points for their team, and the second player scores one point.

Our first game it was Matt McCormick and myself (chosen because our initials are M.M.M.M.) and with some groundbreaking team-work and strategy I was able to score the first two points! Zach Dundas' Jaguar Realm teammate, Jeremy "The Shark" was right behind me and made second place for one point.

The second game was UrbanHonking Croquet Team Captain Daniel Peterson playing with Steve Schroeder. As UrHo had already scored two points we were targeted as enemies and unable to score. Team Acorn finished first for two points, and Jeremy "The Shark" snuck in for second place again, putting all three teams in a three-way tie.

The other three teams played at another course, and the full standings are available at portlandcroquetleague.blogspot.com. This coming Sunday team Courier hosts makelike and UrbanHonking for week two.

Photos from our first match are on Flickr under the tag portlandcroquetleague, and there is a writeup and more pictures at portlandcroquetleague.blogspot.com.

The second game of the evening pitted the Lightnings against the Dudes FC. If you remember it was the Dudes FC with no one on the bench that initiated the Lightnings into the world of futsal back on March 22nd with a 9 to 4 victory. Almost one month later they meet again, and in an epic battle the Lightning play some great defense and end up tying the match 3 to 3! This is the first tie game we've seen in our league and it sets the Lightnings up to finish their first season in 4th place, almost tied with the dudes except for goal differential. Of course they still need to beat Ziba Bonito II twice in the next two weeks!

The final game pitted the undefeated AGFC against Ziba Bonito II. We have no word on the score yet, but we are fully expecting a Unicorn (AGFC) win.

League Standings

UHAC Lead Scorers