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In case you didn't already know star AFC Wide receiver Will Bartels is currently playing Semi-pro American Football in Serbia for the KK Indians Indjija.
This is the second overseas team Will has been recruited for, with him playing collegiate in the United States last year. wining the MCAC conference and going to a bowl game.
Good luck to you will and we are following you very closely from over here
This is the second overseas team Will has been recruited for, with him playing collegiate in the United States last year. wining the MCAC conference and going to a bowl game.
Good luck to you will and we are following you very closely from over here
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP 2017
Northern Wolfpack 28 - 7 Western Warhawks
The 'Pack go undefeated, winning 28-7 over the 'Hawks in a grueling battle right down to the end.
With what looked to be ground and pound vs aerial warfare, these two teams were out to compete! The defensive battle was on as both teams were hungry for the ball with heavy pressure being produced upfront from DT Anthony Vea.
It wasn't long until Shaw found Roughan in the end zone for 7 with a familiar deep ball within the first half.
Heading into the second half it was truly anyone's game with both Teams feeling the pressure. A quick pick from Cornerback Jaka Payot turned things around heavily running it in for a Touchdown and giving the 'Pack a 14 point lead.
Pounding it up the middle with Warhawks star Runningback Arona Arona seemed to be a punishing gameplan, gaining first downs and blowing out defenders. With a few defensive adjustments, the run game started to slow down.
From here on the 'Hawks battled it through the air finally hitting Sam Hope in the Endzone on a flare. Yet that was the last time the 'Hawks would cross the line.
The 'Pack bounced back and fired in Touchdowns to both Rookies Shin Kato and Sam Morrison, scoring their firsts of the season and igniting some excitement into the team with flowing picks by Jimmy Roughan and Jaka Payot.
As the final moments wound down, the 'Pack took out another year again, holding up the coveted AFC Trophy.
An exciting year for Canterbury Football and a superb game played by all. #AFC
WOLFPACK:
QB - Mase Shaw - 3 PTDs
WR - Jimmy Roughan - 1 Receiving TD | 2 INTs
WR - Shin Kato - 1 Receiving TD
DT/RB - Sam Morrison - 1 Receiving TD
CB - Jaka Payot - 1 INT TD, 1 INT
WARHAWKS:
QB - Steven Harris - 1 PTD, 4 Pass INTs
WR - Sam Hope - 1 Receiving TD
The 'Pack go undefeated, winning 28-7 over the 'Hawks in a grueling battle right down to the end.
With what looked to be ground and pound vs aerial warfare, these two teams were out to compete! The defensive battle was on as both teams were hungry for the ball with heavy pressure being produced upfront from DT Anthony Vea.
It wasn't long until Shaw found Roughan in the end zone for 7 with a familiar deep ball within the first half.
Heading into the second half it was truly anyone's game with both Teams feeling the pressure. A quick pick from Cornerback Jaka Payot turned things around heavily running it in for a Touchdown and giving the 'Pack a 14 point lead.
Pounding it up the middle with Warhawks star Runningback Arona Arona seemed to be a punishing gameplan, gaining first downs and blowing out defenders. With a few defensive adjustments, the run game started to slow down.
From here on the 'Hawks battled it through the air finally hitting Sam Hope in the Endzone on a flare. Yet that was the last time the 'Hawks would cross the line.
The 'Pack bounced back and fired in Touchdowns to both Rookies Shin Kato and Sam Morrison, scoring their firsts of the season and igniting some excitement into the team with flowing picks by Jimmy Roughan and Jaka Payot.
As the final moments wound down, the 'Pack took out another year again, holding up the coveted AFC Trophy.
An exciting year for Canterbury Football and a superb game played by all. #AFC
WOLFPACK:
QB - Mase Shaw - 3 PTDs
WR - Jimmy Roughan - 1 Receiving TD | 2 INTs
WR - Shin Kato - 1 Receiving TD
DT/RB - Sam Morrison - 1 Receiving TD
CB - Jaka Payot - 1 INT TD, 1 INT
WARHAWKS:
QB - Steven Harris - 1 PTD, 4 Pass INTs
WR - Sam Hope - 1 Receiving TD
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 4 RESULTS:
Northern Wolfpack 40 - 7 Western Warhawks
In what looked like to be a tough battle between West Coast offense vs Power Run, these two teams were here to bring it!
The ‘Pack looked hungry early on slotting RB Tim Hall into the endzone for an abrupt TD, however the ‘Hawks were ready to spread their wings as QB Steven Harris slogged a deep ball to WR Sam Hope for a long stretch TD that equalled the game right up only seconds after.
From here it was a battle of the Warhawks Defense vs The ‘Pack Offense. ‘Hawks DE Anthony Vea was punishing upfront causing early pressure to ‘Pack Quarterback. QB Shaw quickly turned to the run game pushing RB/WR Jamaine Limu-Franklin up the guts and over the line, shedding tacklers around him. From here on the ‘Pack Offense kept up the momentum as Shaw found his rhythm and poured it on deep over the ‘Hawks, hitting WR Receiver Jimmy Roughan for the TD.
Injuries plagued the ‘Hawks Offense as they struggled to find rhythm with their Power Run star out of the game. A Strong ‘Pack Defense was the final bite against the ‘Hawks coming away with 3 Picks from Sam Morrison, Tim Hall and an Interception return TD from Jimmy Roughan. Wolfpack taking it away 40-7 and moving forward to an 3-0 record.
Next Week the ‘Hawks battle the Rebels in a gun slinging showdown!
STATS:
WOLFPACK:
QB: Mase Shaw - 4 Passing TD’s
WR/RB: Jamaine Limu-Franklin - 1 Receiving TD, 1 Rush TD, 1 Sack
RB/WR: Tim Hall - 2 Receiving TD’s, 1 INT
WR: Jimmy Roughan - 1 Receiving TD, 2 INT, 1 INT Return TD
LB: Sam Morrison - 1 INT, 1 Fumble Recovery
WARHAWKS:
QB: Steven Harris- 1 Passing TD - 3 P-INT
WR: Sam Hope - 1 Receiving TD
CB: Brendan McGurk - 1 Fumble Recovery
In what looked like to be a tough battle between West Coast offense vs Power Run, these two teams were here to bring it!
The ‘Pack looked hungry early on slotting RB Tim Hall into the endzone for an abrupt TD, however the ‘Hawks were ready to spread their wings as QB Steven Harris slogged a deep ball to WR Sam Hope for a long stretch TD that equalled the game right up only seconds after.
From here it was a battle of the Warhawks Defense vs The ‘Pack Offense. ‘Hawks DE Anthony Vea was punishing upfront causing early pressure to ‘Pack Quarterback. QB Shaw quickly turned to the run game pushing RB/WR Jamaine Limu-Franklin up the guts and over the line, shedding tacklers around him. From here on the ‘Pack Offense kept up the momentum as Shaw found his rhythm and poured it on deep over the ‘Hawks, hitting WR Receiver Jimmy Roughan for the TD.
Injuries plagued the ‘Hawks Offense as they struggled to find rhythm with their Power Run star out of the game. A Strong ‘Pack Defense was the final bite against the ‘Hawks coming away with 3 Picks from Sam Morrison, Tim Hall and an Interception return TD from Jimmy Roughan. Wolfpack taking it away 40-7 and moving forward to an 3-0 record.
Next Week the ‘Hawks battle the Rebels in a gun slinging showdown!
STATS:
WOLFPACK:
QB: Mase Shaw - 4 Passing TD’s
WR/RB: Jamaine Limu-Franklin - 1 Receiving TD, 1 Rush TD, 1 Sack
RB/WR: Tim Hall - 2 Receiving TD’s, 1 INT
WR: Jimmy Roughan - 1 Receiving TD, 2 INT, 1 INT Return TD
LB: Sam Morrison - 1 INT, 1 Fumble Recovery
WARHAWKS:
QB: Steven Harris- 1 Passing TD - 3 P-INT
WR: Sam Hope - 1 Receiving TD
CB: Brendan McGurk - 1 Fumble Recovery
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 3 RESULTS:
Northern Wolfpack 61 - 7 Southern Rebels
The ‘Pack secure the 2-0 record before the long weekend ahead! For the first time since the 2015 AFC Championship final, the Wolfpack and Rebels took the field once again.
Within the first few minutes of the game it looked like it could have gone either way, with Rebels star CB Sean Caddy nabbing a stylish fumble recovery. Both teams managed to stick it out with the ‘Pack eventually drawing first blood in the form of a Touchdown by WR/RB Jamaine Limu-Franklin establishing his dominance on the run. Rebels QB Zac Pentecost managed to bite back, hitting rookie Wideout Tom Koppen with a bullet across the center to find the Endzone for the Rebels.
Both teams looked to be under early pressure, with the defenses pouring it on. However, the ‘Pack managed to regain composure and settle in with QB Mase Shaw slinging in 7 TDs shared around receivers; Jamaine Limu-Franklin, Jimmy Roughan, Tim Hall & Asher Richards. Constant pressure and a few botched snaps eventually led to the Rebels demise as DE Leroy Mutu was hungry for the ball, causing havoc up front. Rebels QB Zac Pentecost managed to find his groove late in the game, but it seemed to be too late as the Wolfpack ran away with a 61-7 Win.
STATS:
WOLFPACK:
QB: Mase Shaw - 7 Passing TD’s
WR/RB: Jamaine Limu-Franklin - 3 Receiving TDs, 1 Rush TD
RB/WR: Tim Hall - 1 Receiving TD
WR: Jimmy Roughan - 2 Receiving TDs, 1 Fumble Recovery TD
WR: Asher Richards - 1 Receiving TD
DE: Leroy Mutu - 2 Forced Fumbles
LB: Sam Morrison - 1 INT
REBELS:
QB: Zac Pentecost - 1 Passing TD - 1 P-INT
WR: Tom Koppen - 1 Receiving TD
CB: Sean Caddy - Fumble Recovery
The ‘Pack secure the 2-0 record before the long weekend ahead! For the first time since the 2015 AFC Championship final, the Wolfpack and Rebels took the field once again.
Within the first few minutes of the game it looked like it could have gone either way, with Rebels star CB Sean Caddy nabbing a stylish fumble recovery. Both teams managed to stick it out with the ‘Pack eventually drawing first blood in the form of a Touchdown by WR/RB Jamaine Limu-Franklin establishing his dominance on the run. Rebels QB Zac Pentecost managed to bite back, hitting rookie Wideout Tom Koppen with a bullet across the center to find the Endzone for the Rebels.
Both teams looked to be under early pressure, with the defenses pouring it on. However, the ‘Pack managed to regain composure and settle in with QB Mase Shaw slinging in 7 TDs shared around receivers; Jamaine Limu-Franklin, Jimmy Roughan, Tim Hall & Asher Richards. Constant pressure and a few botched snaps eventually led to the Rebels demise as DE Leroy Mutu was hungry for the ball, causing havoc up front. Rebels QB Zac Pentecost managed to find his groove late in the game, but it seemed to be too late as the Wolfpack ran away with a 61-7 Win.
STATS:
WOLFPACK:
QB: Mase Shaw - 7 Passing TD’s
WR/RB: Jamaine Limu-Franklin - 3 Receiving TDs, 1 Rush TD
RB/WR: Tim Hall - 1 Receiving TD
WR: Jimmy Roughan - 2 Receiving TDs, 1 Fumble Recovery TD
WR: Asher Richards - 1 Receiving TD
DE: Leroy Mutu - 2 Forced Fumbles
LB: Sam Morrison - 1 INT
REBELS:
QB: Zac Pentecost - 1 Passing TD - 1 P-INT
WR: Tom Koppen - 1 Receiving TD
CB: Sean Caddy - Fumble Recovery
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 2 RESULTS:
Western Warhawks 35 - 7 Southern Rebels
The WARHAWKS bounce back in week 2 to secure the W! In a matchup that looked to be a heavy Defense vs Defense battle, the game picked up in the last Half with the WARHAWKS running away with it.
QB Steven Harris managed to find his poise late in the game to resurge the WARHAWKS. Some quick slants and outs managed to get Wide receiver Tom Koppen open and into the end zone for 3 TDs, while big defensive plays from Anthony Vea, Sam Hope and Dan Thomson sparked the ‘Hawks into action. In what can only be labeled as a tough day for the REBELS, not all is lost as a massive game from Rookie Jaka Payot is sure to get the team pumped and back on their feet. With the win, the Hawks move into 1-1, while the Rebels look to get back up and grab win against the Wolfpack next week.
WARHAWKS:
QB - Steven Harris - 5 PTDs, 1 Thrown INT
RB - Arona Arona - 1 Receiving TD
WR - Tom Koppen - 3 Receiving TDs
S - Dan Thomson - 1 INT
CB - Sam Hope - 1 Receiving TD, 1 INT
REBELS:
QB - Zac Pentecost - 1 PTD, 2 Thrown INT
WR - Paul Lawrence - 1 Receiving TD
CB - Jaka Payot - 1 Forced Fumble Recovery, 1 INT, 1 Sack
DE - Sam Morrison - 1 Fumble Recovery
The WARHAWKS bounce back in week 2 to secure the W! In a matchup that looked to be a heavy Defense vs Defense battle, the game picked up in the last Half with the WARHAWKS running away with it.
QB Steven Harris managed to find his poise late in the game to resurge the WARHAWKS. Some quick slants and outs managed to get Wide receiver Tom Koppen open and into the end zone for 3 TDs, while big defensive plays from Anthony Vea, Sam Hope and Dan Thomson sparked the ‘Hawks into action. In what can only be labeled as a tough day for the REBELS, not all is lost as a massive game from Rookie Jaka Payot is sure to get the team pumped and back on their feet. With the win, the Hawks move into 1-1, while the Rebels look to get back up and grab win against the Wolfpack next week.
WARHAWKS:
QB - Steven Harris - 5 PTDs, 1 Thrown INT
RB - Arona Arona - 1 Receiving TD
WR - Tom Koppen - 3 Receiving TDs
S - Dan Thomson - 1 INT
CB - Sam Hope - 1 Receiving TD, 1 INT
REBELS:
QB - Zac Pentecost - 1 PTD, 2 Thrown INT
WR - Paul Lawrence - 1 Receiving TD
CB - Jaka Payot - 1 Forced Fumble Recovery, 1 INT, 1 Sack
DE - Sam Morrison - 1 Fumble Recovery
2017 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK 1 & JUNIOR RESULTS:
Junior Wolfpack 27 - 26 Junior Warhawks
Northern Wolfpack 35 - Western Warhawks 14
FOOTBALL is back! A close match between the Junior 'Pack and Junior 'Hawks warmed up the field with some excellent plays in what came down to a defensive shutdown late in the game - closing it out with an Intercept TD by 'Pack receiver/ corner, Ethan Clark.
The Senior game started off with a bang! A quick TD from 'Pack QB Mase Shaw to Reciever Jamaine Limu-Franklin looked to be the spark to the dynamite early on in the game. Followed by a handful of MASSIVE defensive plays by Tim Hall (See picture below) The 'Pack had the early roll.
Some quick adjustments at halftime by Brendan McGurk had the 'Hawks back in the swing as they went on to score with Rookie receiver Tom Koppen showing off his skills in the end zone. While being back on the board the 'Hawks also proved themselves a force to be reckoned with on Defense causing pressure to Disrupt the 'Packs game. Yet a couple of big defensive stops were crucial in a tough rematch of last years final, giving the Wolfpack the first W of the season.
- JUNIOR STATS:
JUNIOR WOLFPACK
QB: Mitch Shaw - 3 PTD's
WR/CB: Ethan Clark - 2 Receiving TDs, 1 INT TD
WR: Stjin Lutters - 1 Receiving TD
JUNIOR WARHAWKS
QB: Bram Lutters - 3 PTD's
WR: Luca Crocker - 1 Receiving TD
WR: Josh Emmet - 1 Receiving TD
RB: Zakai Hedges - 1 Receiving TD, 1 Rush TD
- SENIOR STATS:
WOLFPACK
QB: Mase Shaw - 3 PTDs
RB/S: Tim Hall - 1 Receiving TD, 1 FR-TD
WR: Asher Richards - 1 Receiving TD
WR: Jamaine Limu-Fraklin - 1 Receiving TD, 1 Rush TD
DE: Leroy Mutu - 1 Forced Safety
WR/CB: James Roughan - 2 INT
WARHAWKS
QB: Steven Harris - 2 PTDs, 2 P-INTs
WR: Tom Koppen - 2 Receiving TDs
Northern Wolfpack 35 - Western Warhawks 14
FOOTBALL is back! A close match between the Junior 'Pack and Junior 'Hawks warmed up the field with some excellent plays in what came down to a defensive shutdown late in the game - closing it out with an Intercept TD by 'Pack receiver/ corner, Ethan Clark.
The Senior game started off with a bang! A quick TD from 'Pack QB Mase Shaw to Reciever Jamaine Limu-Franklin looked to be the spark to the dynamite early on in the game. Followed by a handful of MASSIVE defensive plays by Tim Hall (See picture below) The 'Pack had the early roll.
Some quick adjustments at halftime by Brendan McGurk had the 'Hawks back in the swing as they went on to score with Rookie receiver Tom Koppen showing off his skills in the end zone. While being back on the board the 'Hawks also proved themselves a force to be reckoned with on Defense causing pressure to Disrupt the 'Packs game. Yet a couple of big defensive stops were crucial in a tough rematch of last years final, giving the Wolfpack the first W of the season.
- JUNIOR STATS:
JUNIOR WOLFPACK
QB: Mitch Shaw - 3 PTD's
WR/CB: Ethan Clark - 2 Receiving TDs, 1 INT TD
WR: Stjin Lutters - 1 Receiving TD
JUNIOR WARHAWKS
QB: Bram Lutters - 3 PTD's
WR: Luca Crocker - 1 Receiving TD
WR: Josh Emmet - 1 Receiving TD
RB: Zakai Hedges - 1 Receiving TD, 1 Rush TD
- SENIOR STATS:
WOLFPACK
QB: Mase Shaw - 3 PTDs
RB/S: Tim Hall - 1 Receiving TD, 1 FR-TD
WR: Asher Richards - 1 Receiving TD
WR: Jamaine Limu-Fraklin - 1 Receiving TD, 1 Rush TD
DE: Leroy Mutu - 1 Forced Safety
WR/CB: James Roughan - 2 INT
WARHAWKS
QB: Steven Harris - 2 PTDs, 2 P-INTs
WR: Tom Koppen - 2 Receiving TDs
2017 Junior football development squad named
2016 AFC CHAMPIONS
THE NORTHERN WOLFPACK
Congratulations to the Wolfpack as they go undefeated to win the 2016 American Football Canterbury Championship - Well done to everyone involved in the year. Great season of Football.
GAME 3 - WOLFPACK win in aerial assualt
WOLFPACK WIN THE 2016 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME 3: WOLFPACK 54 - WARHAWKS 35
With the final game of the series the Wolfpack go undefeated in an intense showdown that was full of fast paced action. Congratulations to all players on both teams for a fantastic season.
The Pack came out and set the pace straight away with a fast pace TD from Quarterback Mase Shaw to Wide Receiver James Roughan. From then on the Pack refused to give up a turn over and continued their aerial assault with Roughan catching 5 TD's on the day. Solid defence from Leroy Mutu at Defensive end caused carnage as he provided the 'Pack with 2 crucial sacks and a forced fumble against the Warhawks.
The 'Hawks put up a solid fight with Quarterback Dan Thomson connecting with Wide Receiver Brad Fraser for 3 TDs on the day. The catch up proved to be too much as the 'Pack ran down the clock to win the series and the AFC Championship for 2016.
Game Stats:
WOLFPACK
QB Mase Shaw - 7 TDs
WR James Roughan - 5 TDS
RB Tim Hall - 2 TDs
RB Arona Arona - 1 RTD
DT Leroy Mutu - 2 Sacks, 1 Forced Fumble
WARHAWKS
QB Dan Thomson - 5 TDs
RB Jamaine Limu-Franklin 1 TD
WR Sam Hope - 1 TD
WR Brad Fraser - 3 TDs
GAME 3: WOLFPACK 54 - WARHAWKS 35
With the final game of the series the Wolfpack go undefeated in an intense showdown that was full of fast paced action. Congratulations to all players on both teams for a fantastic season.
The Pack came out and set the pace straight away with a fast pace TD from Quarterback Mase Shaw to Wide Receiver James Roughan. From then on the Pack refused to give up a turn over and continued their aerial assault with Roughan catching 5 TD's on the day. Solid defence from Leroy Mutu at Defensive end caused carnage as he provided the 'Pack with 2 crucial sacks and a forced fumble against the Warhawks.
The 'Hawks put up a solid fight with Quarterback Dan Thomson connecting with Wide Receiver Brad Fraser for 3 TDs on the day. The catch up proved to be too much as the 'Pack ran down the clock to win the series and the AFC Championship for 2016.
Game Stats:
WOLFPACK
QB Mase Shaw - 7 TDs
WR James Roughan - 5 TDS
RB Tim Hall - 2 TDs
RB Arona Arona - 1 RTD
DT Leroy Mutu - 2 Sacks, 1 Forced Fumble
WARHAWKS
QB Dan Thomson - 5 TDs
RB Jamaine Limu-Franklin 1 TD
WR Sam Hope - 1 TD
WR Brad Fraser - 3 TDs
GAME 2 OF THE 2016 SEASON HEATS UP
Game 2: Wolfpack 49 - 42 Warhawks
Hard fought game today at Te Kahu Park with both teams airing it out on Offence.
Jamaine Limu-Franklin proved to be a beast on both the offensive and defensive front for the Warhawks, causing carnage wherever he was seen. With Bradley Fraser causing some trouble in the high ball for the Wolfpack Defense.
The 'Pack fought back to secure the Win beating the 'Hawks 49-42 with a late drive stop and an aerial bomb from QB Mase Shaw to receiver James Roughan to seal the deal.
Game Stats:
Wolfpack
QB Mase Shaw - 7TDs, 1 int
RB Tim Hall - 2 TDs
WR Will Bartels - 3 TDs
WR James Roughan - 2 TDs
Warhawks
QB Zac Pentecost - 5 TDs
RB Jamaine Limu-Franklin - 1 TD, 1INT TD
WR Brad Fraser - 3 TDs
WR Sam Hope - 1 TD
Hard fought game today at Te Kahu Park with both teams airing it out on Offence.
Jamaine Limu-Franklin proved to be a beast on both the offensive and defensive front for the Warhawks, causing carnage wherever he was seen. With Bradley Fraser causing some trouble in the high ball for the Wolfpack Defense.
The 'Pack fought back to secure the Win beating the 'Hawks 49-42 with a late drive stop and an aerial bomb from QB Mase Shaw to receiver James Roughan to seal the deal.
Game Stats:
Wolfpack
QB Mase Shaw - 7TDs, 1 int
RB Tim Hall - 2 TDs
WR Will Bartels - 3 TDs
WR James Roughan - 2 TDs
Warhawks
QB Zac Pentecost - 5 TDs
RB Jamaine Limu-Franklin - 1 TD, 1INT TD
WR Brad Fraser - 3 TDs
WR Sam Hope - 1 TD
2016 AFC SEASON KICKS OFF
WOLFPACK WIN IN EXCITING AIR-IT-OUT FOOTBALL GAME ONE
GAME ONE 2016 SEASON: WOLFPACK 61 - 35 WARHAWKS
WOLFPACK:
QB - Mase Shaw - 8 TDs
WR - James Roughan - 4 TDs
WR - Will Bartels - 2 TDs
RB - Tim Hall - 2 TDs
RB - Arona Arona - 1 RTD
S - Nick Moore 1 INT
DE - Hugo Moffet - 1 Fumble Recovery, 1 Sack
LB - David Larter 1 Fumble Recovery
WARHAWKS:
QB - Zac Pentecost - 4 TDs
RB - Jamaine Limu-Franklin - 1 RTD
WR - Dan Thompson - 3 TDs
WR - Sam Hope - 1 TD
CB - Sam Hope 1 INT
WOLFPACK:
QB - Mase Shaw - 8 TDs
WR - James Roughan - 4 TDs
WR - Will Bartels - 2 TDs
RB - Tim Hall - 2 TDs
RB - Arona Arona - 1 RTD
S - Nick Moore 1 INT
DE - Hugo Moffet - 1 Fumble Recovery, 1 Sack
LB - David Larter 1 Fumble Recovery
WARHAWKS:
QB - Zac Pentecost - 4 TDs
RB - Jamaine Limu-Franklin - 1 RTD
WR - Dan Thompson - 3 TDs
WR - Sam Hope - 1 TD
CB - Sam Hope 1 INT
JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL 2016
JUNIOR WOLFPACK 59 - 21 JUNIOR WARHAWKS
The morning kicked off with a bang as the Junior Wolfpack took on the Junior Warhawks in a high flying battle of touchdowns and defensive plays.
Picked from the Canterbury Junior training camp held in the Term 3 Holidays, the Junior 'Pack and Junior 'Hawks put on quite the show.
The Junior pack came out on fire with a quick touchdown to get the games rolling. Connections from Mitch Shaw to Laura Hewitson for the 'Pack proved crucial as the speedster bounced around defenders along side of 'twinkle toes' Dante Buchanan.
Boston Canton and Ethan Clarke put up a spark as the 'Hawks bounced back with clutch catches from Luca Crocker and Cooper Freeman all leading to epic aired out Touchdowns.
The Junior Pack showed a dominance on the field as they held out the 'Hawks offensively. The Pack won 59 - 21.
Junior Wolfpack:
QB - Mitch Shaw - 5 TDs
RB - Laura Hewitson - 2 TDs - 1 RTD
WR - Dante Buchanan - 2 TDs
WR - Stjin Lutters - 1 TD
Junior Warhawks:
QB - Boston Canton - 2 TDs
WR - Luca Crocker - 1 TD
WR - Cooper Freeman - 1 TD
WR - Ethan Clarke - Int TD
The morning kicked off with a bang as the Junior Wolfpack took on the Junior Warhawks in a high flying battle of touchdowns and defensive plays.
Picked from the Canterbury Junior training camp held in the Term 3 Holidays, the Junior 'Pack and Junior 'Hawks put on quite the show.
The Junior pack came out on fire with a quick touchdown to get the games rolling. Connections from Mitch Shaw to Laura Hewitson for the 'Pack proved crucial as the speedster bounced around defenders along side of 'twinkle toes' Dante Buchanan.
Boston Canton and Ethan Clarke put up a spark as the 'Hawks bounced back with clutch catches from Luca Crocker and Cooper Freeman all leading to epic aired out Touchdowns.
The Junior Pack showed a dominance on the field as they held out the 'Hawks offensively. The Pack won 59 - 21.
Junior Wolfpack:
QB - Mitch Shaw - 5 TDs
RB - Laura Hewitson - 2 TDs - 1 RTD
WR - Dante Buchanan - 2 TDs
WR - Stjin Lutters - 1 TD
Junior Warhawks:
QB - Boston Canton - 2 TDs
WR - Luca Crocker - 1 TD
WR - Cooper Freeman - 1 TD
WR - Ethan Clarke - Int TD
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CAnterbury American Football 5's
In the tradition of Rugby 7's, T20 cricket, netball's fast 5's and the NRL 9's American Football Canterbury is proud to present American Football 5's!
This fast paces and high scoring version of the game is played with 5 players on the field per team instead of the traditional 11. In addition to this, the fields are smaller, the play clock is shorter and the whole game is done is around 50 minutes. What does this mean? Well, a simplified and easier game to understand with a faster pace, more drama and more touchdowns than ever seen before!
Trainings for this event start in August. Games to be played from the end of October onwards.
This fast paces and high scoring version of the game is played with 5 players on the field per team instead of the traditional 11. In addition to this, the fields are smaller, the play clock is shorter and the whole game is done is around 50 minutes. What does this mean? Well, a simplified and easier game to understand with a faster pace, more drama and more touchdowns than ever seen before!
Trainings for this event start in August. Games to be played from the end of October onwards.