Fall 2006

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FALL 2006, WEEK 4 SPOTLIGHTS

X Factor and The Thundercats opened up the week and X Factor shut out the cats 25 - 0.  X Factor quarterback, Lee Robertson, threw 3 touchdowns in the game, but it was X Factor's defense led by Brandon Silvia and Jeremy Litka who kept the Thundercats scoreless throughout the game.  Silvia and Litka were the spotlight players of the game.

After 4 weeks of play, The Blue Chips remain undefeated for the 20th week having beaten The Cut Throats 39-6 in week 4.  Although the Cut Throats weren't able to blow the Blue Chips winning streak, they did manage to have a "spotlight" moment of their own scoring their first TD of the season.  Cut Throat receiver, Blake Stephens, scored the team's first 6 from a 59 yard pass thrown by QB Scott Barnarto.  Blue Chip QB Bryan Tilton threw 3 TDs, caught a TD pass thrown by Maurice Townsell, and rushed in a score for his team.  Tilton was the spotlight player of the game.

Game 3 paired up the Demons and the Feds.  The Feds came out with a win in this close, exciting game.  The Feds beat the Demons 20 - 12.  Despite a loss, Eddie Wilson was the Demon's spotlight player with 200 yards receiving and a TD, and 8 defensive tackles.  Feds QB Shawn Hudson threw for 309 yards and 3 TDS dividing his passes up between receivers, Paul Harting and Emil Lovec.  Lovec caught 6 passes for 176 yards, while Harting caught 7 for 130.  Defensively for the Feds Mike Suppe was a spotlight player with 2 tackles, and 3 sacks, one of which was for a safety, but it was Lovec who beat out Wilson as the spotlight player of the game with his 176 yard day and a touchdown.  (Candidates for spotlight player of the game/week "see end of article" must have been on the winning team.)

Scores beat the Violators to close out week 4.  The final score was Scores 28, Violators 12.  Scores Linebacker Eric Brown was Scores defensive star grabbing 7 tackles in the game, while Scores Quarterback Jeff Day and runningback Mikel Williams took the spotlight offensively with Day throwing for 246 yards and 3 touchdowns.  Williams was the spotlight player of the game catching 4 of Day's passes for 98 yards and rushing for 49 yards and a TD.

THE SPOTLIGHT PLAYER OF WEEK 4 IS:

Emil Lovec, Feds #24

Please see Tracey before your next game to claim your prize!!!

(The spotlight player of the week prize can only be claimed the week following the announcement that you won, prize can be claimed by the winning player only!!!)

New following Week 5, please check the website for the league store and league picture icons where you will be able to view league pictures on the picture page, and in the league store you will be able to view and order player merchandise such as your own custom league football card, league T-shirts, and other exciting merchandise.

First of all I would once again like to take a moment to apologize for the slow updating of the website, and lack of news.  Unfortanatly I must also apologize for not posting the new pages as promised this week.  I hope things will begin to be updated in a more timely manner from now on, but again I have been so busy with other things it has been difficult to keep up.  My schedule however has finely calmed a bit, and I believe I will be able to devote more time to the website and league activities.  Check next week for the new pages, and quicker updates.  But for now, below are week 5's spotlight players of the games and week!!!

FALL 2006, WEEK 5 SPOTLIGHTS

Kicking off week 5 were X Factor and Scores.  Scores beat X Factor 22-12.  The spotlight player of the game was Scores' #50 Ryan Humphries who defensively grabbed 2 tackles and caused 2 turnovers in the game, 1 by interception, and 1 by a fumble recovery.  Other highlights included Scores QB Jeff Day throwing for 226 yards and 2 TDs, and Mikel Williams rushing for 62 yards and a TD.  Receivers Jacob Nordman and Anthony Powell each caught a touchdown in the game with Nordman receiving for 116 yards and Powell caught for 89.

The Feds and The Blue Chips met for game 2 and it was a nail biter for all in attendance as it looked as though the Blue Chips undefeated streak may end.  The Feds kept a slight lead throughout most of the game, but the Blue Chips got the job done in the end and came out with another victory with their 20-19 win.  Bryan Tilton earned spotlight player of the game for driving down with less than a minute left in the game and scoring the winning touchdown and 2 extra points for the win. 

The Violators and The Thundercats played game 3, and The Violators ran away with a 45-9 victory.  The spotlight player of the game was Violator QB Les Reddick who threw for 3 touchdowns, and rushed for 3 touchdowns in the game.  Reddick racked up 226 yards in the air and on the ground in the game.  Violator defensive end Mike Horrigan was a runner up for spotlight player of the game having 3 tackles, 3 sacks, and an interception.

And to close out the week the Demons and the Cut Throats played a close one with the Demons coming out the 12-0 winners.  Demons cornerback Keith Pimphl was the spotlight player of the game for grabbing 7 tackles.  Receiver Eddie Wilson had a spotlight moment in the game with a 73 yard touchdown reception, and QB Josh Trinner threw a great game passing for 195 yards, 2 TDs and 0 interceptions.

Week 6 Spotlights

Blue Chips remains undefeated after week 6 as they defeated X Factor 32-14 in the day's opener.   In the spotlight once again was Blue Chip Quarterback and Cornerback Bryan Tilton.  At QB Tilton racked up 183 yards and 3 TDS, 1 to receiver Bryan Buckner and 2 to receiver Adam Pruitt.  Tilton also rushed for 48 yards in the game.  Defensively Tilton had a tackle, 2 sacks, a deflection, and a fumble recovery which he rushed back for another TD.  The Blue Chips remain unbeaten for a record 23 weeks.

And speaking of records, game 2 The Feds Vs. The Thundercats ended with another record as Feds receiver Emil Lovec left the game spotting the title of the first receiver in CCFFL history to break the 1000 yard receiving barrier in just 6 weeks.  Lovec also captured the touchdowns in a game for a receiver record scoring all 6 Feds TDs.  Lovec stole the spotlight again with his record breaking performance and receiving for 254 yards in the game.  Lovec shares the spotlight player of the game title with Feds QB Shawn Hudson.  Hudson completed 80% of his passes in the game for 394 yards and 6 TDS.  The Hudson-Lovec connection was instrumental in  beating the Thundercats 40-6.

The Cut Throats and Scores played game 3, and Scores racked up a 51-0 score for the shut out victory.  QB Jeff Day and runningback, Mikel Williams shared the spotlight as Day threw for 3 touchdowns in the game, and rushed for 2.  Williams rushed for Scores other 2 touchdowns and 97 yards in the game.  Defensively the spotlight shined on Anthony Powell and Eric Brown who were instrumental in the shut out by each causing an interception.

The Violators and Demons finished off the week with an exciting game that ended with a Violator victory.  The Violators beat the Demons 14-6.  Violator defensive ends Mike Horrigan and Ricardo Gutierrez were the spotlight players of the game with 5 sacks each on the Demon QB.  Horrigan also had a tackle.  Violator QB Les Reddick also gets a spotlight mention for his 175 yard passing day and 2 touchdowns.

Week 7 Spotlights

The Feds opened up week 7 against X Factor and finished the game with a 27-12 win.  Feds receiver Javier Vega shared the spotlight player of the game honor with linebacker Nick Johnson.  Vega scored 3 of the Feds 4 touchdowns and racked up 93 yards, while Johnson had 7 tackles and a deflection in the game.  Feds running back Jason Plaut scored the team's other touchdown on the games opening kick off with an 80 yard kick return for the score.

The Cut Throats and The Violators played game 2, and the Violators sent the Cut Throats home still seeking a win after losing 27-0.  Jairo Obregon and Les Reddick were the spotlight players of the game.  Obregon was instrumental in allowing the Cut Throats 0 points stopping to drives with interceptions.  Quarterback Les Reddick scored the 4 Violator TDs putting 3 in the air, and rushing one in from 32 yards back.

Scores scored another victory after game 3 as they beat The Demons 26-12.  Scores runningback Mikel Williams was the spotlight player of the game.  Williams rushed 9 times for 154 yards and 2 TDS, he also caught a touchdown pass in the game.  Scores caused 3 turnovers in the game with 1 interception each by Nick Medina, Jeff Day, and Anthony Powell.

The Blue Chips and the Thundercats closed the day with a 54-6 Blue Chips win.  The Blue Chips took their 24th consecutive victory and remain on the road to a repeat undefeated season which would be a record if accomplished.  Adam Pruitt was the spotlight player of the game scoring 3 receiving touchdowns and racking up 121 yards offensively.  Defensively Pruitt had 4 tackles, 1 sack, a deflection, and a 4th touchdown with a 45 yard interception return.

The Spotlight player of week 8 is Adam Pruitt

Week 8 Spotlight Players

X Factor beat The Thundercats in game 1 of week 8, the final score was X Factor 33 - Thundercats 0.  Instrumental in the shut out victory was X Factor cornerback Andrew Brantly who was the spotlight player of the game with 1 tackle and 3 Interceptions, 1 of which was returned for a TD.

Game 1 was followed by another shut out.  This time, it was The Feds who shut out Scores 20-0.  A spotlight moment in the game was when Feds receiver Emil Lovec caught the reception that led him to break the league record for yardage in a season by a receiver.  Lovec boosted his yardage to a record breaking 1,189 yards and still has 2 games to keep adding to it.  But the spotlight player of the game was linebacker Nick Johnson who was all over defensively and racked up 7 tackles and a deflection in the game.  

Game 3 was played by The Blue Chips and The Violators.  The Blue Chips remain undefeated after their 22-6 victory.  The spotlight player of the game was Adam Pruitt.  Pruitt gained the spotlight both offensively and defensively with 88 yards receiving and 2 TDS receiving, and 5 tackles and a pick defensively.

Closing out the day was The Demons and The Cut Throats.   The Cut Throats' entire team took the spotlight as after 8 weeks they finally went home with a win.  The Cut Throats beat the Demons in overtime 6-0.  Although the whole team deserves a spotlight mention, it was Blake Stephens who earns spotlight player of the game as he scored the game winning TD in overtime on the kick return.

THE SPOTLIGHT PLAYER OF WEEK 8 IS:

#39 Nick Johnson - Feds

Please see Tracey before your next game to claim your prize!!!

(The spotlight player of the week prize can only be claimed the week following the announcement that you won, prize can be claimed by the winning player only!!!)

With our final week of regular season coming up, here is the playoff picture:

The Blue Chips will finish the season as the first place team as they are currently 9 and 0.  If they can pull off another victory in week 10 against Scores, they will be the first team ever in  CCFFL history to have 2 consecutive undefeated seasons.  Win or lose nobody can mathmaticaly catch the Blue Chips, and their number 1 seeding will get them a round 1 bye for the playoffs.  The Blue Chips will play the lowest remaining seed after round 1 of the playoffs in round 2.

The Feds and Scores are tied with 6 wins and 3 losses each.  A playoff spot is locked for both teams, but seeding will be determined after their week 10 games.  If both teams win, they will finish 2nd and 3rd, and the team with the most points scored in the season will take 2nd place and a round 1 bye into the playoffs.  The 3rd place team will play the 6th seed in round 1 of the playoffs.  If both teams lose, The Violators will sneak into the hunt for 2nd place, and the 3 way tie will come down to points to determine the final seeding.  If The Feds win, and Scores loses, The Feds will take 2nd and Scores will take 3rd, with The Violators finishing 4th or 5th depending on X Factor.  If Scores wins, and The Feds lose, Scores will take 2nd and The Feds will finish tied with The Violators for 3rd, points would then decide seeding.

Like the Blue Chips, Feds, Scores, and Violators - X Factor has also locked the playoffs, but their seeding wont be determined until after 2 games.  If X Factor wins their game against the Demons, they will finish in either 4th or 5th place.  With an X Factor win and Violator loss, X Factor will finish in 4th.  With an X Factor win and Violator win, X Factor will finish in 5th.  Either of those scenarios will lead to a playoff round 1 X Factor Vs. Violator match up.  However if X Factor loses their game against the Demons, they will finish the 5th seed no matter what happens in the Violator game.

The true hunt for a playoff spot is between The Demons and The Thundercats.  The Demons control their own fate as they will  secure the 6th seed and final playoff spot with a win.  However, the Thundercats will take the 6th seed if they win their game against the Cut Throats and the Demons lose to X Factor.  If the Demons and Thundercats both lose their games, the spot will go to the Demons.

The Cut Throats even with a win cannot advance to the playoffs and are the only team that is mathmatically eliminated after week 9.

The Playoff Picture

Congratulations to The Blue Chips, The Feds, Scores, X Factor, The Violators and the Thundercats, Fall 2006 playoff teams.  Thank you to the Demons and The Cut Throats for being part of the Fall 2006 season.

Finishing the season in 1st place with another great 10-0 season is the Blue Chips, the Blue Chips will take a round 1 bye in the playoffs and face the lowest remaining seed in round 2 of the playoffs to see who will advance to the Championship game.  The Blue Chips will play on Sunday, December 3rd at 10:00 am.  The Blue Chips now are officially the only team to have 2 consecutive undefeated seasons, and their winning streak is now up to 27 wins.

Also earning a round 1 bye is the Feds.  The Feds finished the season in second place with a 7 and 3 record, and will face the highest remaining seed in round 2 of the playoffs  on December 3rd at 11:30.

Scores finished the season in the third place spot with a 6 and 4 record.  Scores will play in round 1 of the playoffs against the 6th seeded Thundercats at 11:30 on Saturday, December 2nd.  If Scores is victorious, they will advance to round 2 on Sunday and face The Feds.

With a 5-4-1 record, X Factor takes the 4th place spot and will play the 5th place Violators in round 1 of the playoffs at 10:00 am on Saturday, December 2nd.  If X Factor wins, they will advance to round 2 and play either the Feds or the Blue Chips.

The Violators finished the season in 5th place with a 5-5 record.  The Violators will need to beat X Factor in round 1 of the playoffs to advance to round 2 and play either the Feds or the Blue Chips.  The Violators play X Factor on December 2nd at 10:00 am.

After finishing 0-10 last season, the Thundercats will make their playoff debut finishing as the 6th seed with a Fall 2006 record of 3 and 7.  The Thundercats will play Scores at 11:30 am on Saturday, December 2nd.  If the Thundercats beat Scores, they will advance to round 2 of the playoffs and face the Blue Chips.

Championship Game - December 9, 2006 at 12:00 Noon!!!

Congratulations to the Fall 2006 MVP,  #24 Emil Lovec - Feds Wide Receiver

Lovec completed the season with a record breaking 1,267 yards and 16 touchdowns.

The Fall 2006 all-stars are posted, check them out on the "all star" page.

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Congratulations 

Blue Chips

Fall 2006 Champions

The Blue Chips met The Feds for the 16th CCFFL Championship Game, and it took 5 quarters to determine who the champs would be.  If you showed up for the first half, you would have thought the Chips were going to go home easily with their 4th consecutive championship title.  But after the half time break, the game belonged to the Feds and it looked as though the Blue Chips' winning streak was going to end.  The Chips held a 24-0 lead at half-time, but the Feds racked up 24 of their own points in the second half and held the Blue Chips to 0.  With the score tied at 24 all when the game clock expired, the Feds won the toss and took the first possession of overtime.  It looked as though the game was over and the Feds were the winners when Javier Vega caught a pass and ran it in for the score on the Feds first possession, but the referee flag came out, and a holding call brought the touchdown back.  With only seconds left in the overtime 1st quarter, Blue Chips quarterback Bryan Tilton ran 25 yards for the winning score and gave his team it's 4th consecutive Championship Title.  It was clearly one of the most exciting games in league history, and taking a full 5 quarters to determine who the champs would be made it the longest as well.

Congratulations to Bryan Tilton, the CCFFL Fall 2006 Championship Game MVP!!!

Congratulations to Emil Lovec, Fall 2006 MVP

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