In the
Championship Game, Midas Touchdowns
defeated the Tool Mice 26-21. Matt Speck threw to Dennis Dickson
on the last play of the game for the winning score. Midas started
the game off strong with Speck throwing 2 TDs to Sean Geraghty to
lead 12-0. Tim Wilson threw to Dave Bolger for a score on the
last play of the half to narrow the lead to 12-8. Bolger & Mark
Reilly each scored 3rd quarter TDs to build the lead to 21-12.
Speck hit brother Brad with a 4th quarter TD to bring the score
to 21-20 & set up the last second heroics.
In the semi-finals, the Tool Mice upset the previously undefeated
Cowboys 20-14, with Wilson throwing 3 long TD scores to Mark Reilly.
Steve Cove Jr & Steve Michel replied for the Cowboys. Midas got to
the finals by narrowly defeating the Edugators 20-13. Matt Speck
threw scores to Brad Speck & Pete Atkinson while running for a score
himself. Andrew Jackson threw to Ian Pattison & ran for a TD for
the Edugators.
At the banquet, Matt Speck was named playoff MVP, Dennis Dickson
was Rookie-of-the-Year, Kevin Perkins was the Interceptions leader,
Drew McKibbon was the Sack Leader & Ron Buttle was the leading scorer
in the league.
Oct 13 A pair of Sunglasses were found on the stands at Commonwealth Field on Sunday. You can contact Greg
Cowan of the Mother's on Sunday to get them.
Oct 11, 2004 Some new photo's have been added.
Oct 4, 2004
It looks like Thanksgiving will be
celebrated with a Hot Dog Day at Commonwealth Field after the Sunday games.
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October 1, 2004
New information has been released.
The Camera has been returned, without a ransom being paid. (I was thinking the
abductor had a heart until I looked at the pictures!) The UNKNOWN abductor secretly
returned the camera by courier. The camera had a few more mysterious pictures that
should be viewed.
Some Excitement other than football
on Sunday at the TISS field. There appeared to be a new ABDUCTION
An
Innocent fan watching the second game had a mysterious abduction happen. For no
apparent reason, this poor victim had his Digital camera abducted with many league
pictures and videos on it. An hour later, a ransom was received at the GREATLY
distressed victims house! The ransom demand appeared to be recorded on the victims
own camera and sent to a third party for distribution. The ransom and picture evidence
found from the camera can be found at the following link -
If anyone has any info on this abduction before the ransom is paid, please
email to the address at the bottom of this page. PLEASE HELP!!!! There was
no date on the ransom, but the VICTIM would like the safe return of the camera!!
All information will be kept in strict league confidence!
September 11, 2004
Note: The biggest trade in
league history occurred over the weekend before the season started.
A 3 way trade that saw the Redmen trade Andrew Jackson to the Edugators
who in turn sent Tim Hatfield to the Offenders who sent Paul Cauley to the Redmen.
September 9, 2004
In an eventful draft last evening, the
Brockville
Men's Touch Football League picked the teams for its 29th season.
With the
first overall pick, Brad Speck picked his brother Matt, in a move
that will
keep peace in the household, but not necessarily lead to success on
the
field. In a shocking move, Rob Moyse picked Steve White's pocket
with the
second pick by selecting quarterback Andrew Jackson. When White's
turn to
pick came, he declined to pick a quarterback, and by the end of the
draft
was left with a roster with no experienced signal caller. Perennial
contender (and defending champion for four years running) Tom Tobin
grabbed
the formidable receiver Kevin Perkins with the third pick of the
draft.
The Cowboys are the smart money's pick to be playing in the
championship
game in November. Veteran receiver David Bolger was claimed by
quarterback
Tim Wilson in the first round in an attempt to recapture past glory,
and a
balanced roster makes them a team to watch. For the Mothers, it was
the
end of an era, as past stalwarts Jim Paul and Norm Farrow did not
sign up,
and past hero Dale DeJong was claimed by the Offenders. Ageless
quarterback Steve Lawn returned to the general draft, and the
Offenders
should not be counted out.
While the league lost several beloved veterans, it welcomed a
greatly
increased number of high school players, as well as other newcomers.
With
eight strong teams this season, the league is healthier than ever,
and all
signs point to an exciting, competitive season.