Indoor Flag Football will begin on November 4th 2010. the schedule is listed below, and it is open for remberance day.
Nov 4th
9pm AWAY HOME Field Refs
Decepticons Singles Club 1 The Revis Islanders
Kittens GOAT 2
Replacements Bulldogs 3
The Big Slice Raiders 4
10pm Field
Stripes The Revis Islanders 1 GOAT
Eight and Two Iron Men 2
Nov 11th
9pm Field Refs
Kittens Stripes 1 Decepticons
The Revis Islanders Singles Club 2
Raiders Bulldogs 3
Iron Men Replacements 4
10pm Field
GOAT Decepticons 1 Singles Club
Eight and Two The Big Slice 2
Nov 18th
9pm Field Refs
GOAT Singles Club 1 Kittens
Stripes Decepticons 2
Eight and Two Raiders 3
Iron Men Bulldogs 4
10pm Field
Kittens The Revis Islanders 1 Stripes
The Big Slice Replacements 2
Nov 25th
9pm Field Refs
Decepticons Kittens 1 The Big Slice
GOAT The Revis Islanders 2
Replacements Eight and Two 3
Iron Men Raiders 4
10pm Field
Stripes Singles Club 1 Iron Men
The Big Slice Bulldogs 2
Dec 2nd
9pm Field Refs
Kittens Singles Club 1 Replacements
GOAT Stripes 2
Eight and Two Bulldogs 3
Iron Men The Big Slice 4
10pm Field
The Revis Islanders Decepticons 1 Bulldogs
Raiders Replacements 2
Dec 9th
9pm Field Refs
3rd Pool A 3rd Pool B 1 Eight and Two
4th Pool A 4th Pool B 2
5th Pool A 5th Pool B 3
6th Pool A 6th Pool B 4
10pm Field
1st Pool A 1st Pool B 1 Raiders
2nd Pool A 2nd Pool B 2
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
MJTFL FINAL
Kittens stun Rebels in MJTFL final First-year squad puts up 32-0 victory over defending champions in windy title game
Kittens player Chris Hanna, left, and Kris Temple jostle for position to catch the incoming football. Taylor Lambert photograph
The powerful winds were alternately a blessing and a curse for the two teams playing in the Moose Jaw Touch Football League championship final on Saturday. Both the Kittens and the Rebels took turns fighting into the wind, then using the powerful gusts at their backs to launch the ball great distances. But in the end, the Kittens made far better use of their chances, shutting out the Rebels 32-0. “Yeah definitely (the wind was a factor),” said Kittens captain Alex Dombowsky. “They didn’t get much going when they did have the wind, so we lucked out that way.” The Kittens threw for five touchdowns, with two scoring catches coming from the captain himself. All of their scores were through the air, usually when the driving wind was at their backs. Three of their conversion attempts came up short. Notwithstanding their pink uniforms and fluffy namesake, the Kittens were the dominant team throughout the game. Their defense combined with the weather frustrated the Rebels’ offence, and the only two interceptions in the game came for the boys in pink. “Our defence played awesome,” said Dombowsky. “(The Rebels) usually put up points like crazy, so our defence really had to step up today.” Rebels player Kyle Alexander didn’t want to make any excuses for the loss. “The wind was huge, but we didn’t score when we had the wind with us,” said Alexander. “It was a great season this year. It was a good league this year because there were so many teams, about eight or nine. We knew this team was going to be good from the start. They’re young and athletic.” Alexander says that losing in the championship final only makes the team hungrier to try again by coming back next season. “It’s been about 12 years in a row (that we’ve been in this league), so we’ll probably do it until we’re in wheelchairs. “They’re the team to beat now, so it’s going to be fun next year.” The Kittens formed after a group of players on another team decided to form their own. This is their first year in the league, and they certainly stand out on the field with their unique colours and kitten logo. “We didn’t have much of a choice on the colour of jerseys, so we thought we’d come up with something creative,” explained Dombowsky. “It seems like everybody likes it
Kittens player Chris Hanna, left, and Kris Temple jostle for position to catch the incoming football. Taylor Lambert photograph
The powerful winds were alternately a blessing and a curse for the two teams playing in the Moose Jaw Touch Football League championship final on Saturday. Both the Kittens and the Rebels took turns fighting into the wind, then using the powerful gusts at their backs to launch the ball great distances. But in the end, the Kittens made far better use of their chances, shutting out the Rebels 32-0. “Yeah definitely (the wind was a factor),” said Kittens captain Alex Dombowsky. “They didn’t get much going when they did have the wind, so we lucked out that way.” The Kittens threw for five touchdowns, with two scoring catches coming from the captain himself. All of their scores were through the air, usually when the driving wind was at their backs. Three of their conversion attempts came up short. Notwithstanding their pink uniforms and fluffy namesake, the Kittens were the dominant team throughout the game. Their defense combined with the weather frustrated the Rebels’ offence, and the only two interceptions in the game came for the boys in pink. “Our defence played awesome,” said Dombowsky. “(The Rebels) usually put up points like crazy, so our defence really had to step up today.” Rebels player Kyle Alexander didn’t want to make any excuses for the loss. “The wind was huge, but we didn’t score when we had the wind with us,” said Alexander. “It was a great season this year. It was a good league this year because there were so many teams, about eight or nine. We knew this team was going to be good from the start. They’re young and athletic.” Alexander says that losing in the championship final only makes the team hungrier to try again by coming back next season. “It’s been about 12 years in a row (that we’ve been in this league), so we’ll probably do it until we’re in wheelchairs. “They’re the team to beat now, so it’s going to be fun next year.” The Kittens formed after a group of players on another team decided to form their own. This is their first year in the league, and they certainly stand out on the field with their unique colours and kitten logo. “We didn’t have much of a choice on the colour of jerseys, so we thought we’d come up with something creative,” explained Dombowsky. “It seems like everybody likes it
Thursday, February 02, 2006
MJTFL'S City Champs 2005
2005 Rebels
Top left to right: Tim Wilk, Bob Craig, Keith Dutchak, Jay Ross
Bottom left to right: Mac Ansel, Lee Smith, Colin Belsher, Jay Rockey
Missing: Kevin Johnson & Josh Striha
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