“The game was full of incident and excitement, with the dirty tricks cards playing a role in the game, with the Howlers' spiked ball knocking out Oscar
Firedorn, a HMP skilled bombardier when he attempted to catch the kick off.
The Boomsticks offense fairly easily steamrollered their way to the first half TD with the luxury of tossing the ball about near the end zone to skill up

With the upstanding example of the ref not succumbing to bribery the Howlers were given a better opportunity to level the score in their drive, having suffered 2 deaths at the hands of the Boomsticks in the first half

A Blitz for the Boomsticks on kick off was not as game changing as it could have been , but was the precursor to an intense tactical midfield battle just inside the Howlers half.

Al-Laddin - the Howlers carpet rider managed to sprint free with the ball - two Boomsticks defenders ganged up to equal his strength and Noah Vina, the Stolen playbook recipient popped the ball out and backed away in front of his own end zone.
Al-Laddin tried to pop it back out in return with two chances but failed , and Noah then ran and short passed to Martin Mine a rookie lineman who ran to the touchline more than half the way into the Howlers half. It looked like the game was over but Badi Landis blocked the ball out on into the crowd and the ball was thrown way back into the Boomsticks half , giving a last turn hope of an equalizer.

The ball was successfully picked up and thrown .. but wait! a pass block move by that man again, Noah Vina! intercepted the pass to secure the victory for the Boomsticks

A great game Duty!”