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This past weekend, the top women's national football teams kicked off the third World Championship Tournament at Langley, BC. Preliminary games were played Saturday and Tuesday, leading to 5th Place, Bronze Medal, and Gold Medal Games tomorrow. As per usual, Team Canada and Team USA will face off for the Gold, though it wasn't as easy as in the past for Team USA, dealing with a spirited Mexican defense on Saturday. Given their experience in two other international tournaments, one would have expected better of Finland. I also expected more from Australia, as they're led by Dr. Jen Welter, the first female coach in NFL history, as well as the first female non-kicker to play in a men's professional league.

Final Preliminary Standings

USA 2 0 77 0
CAN 2 0 66 6
MEX 1 1 31 39
GB 1 1 27 56
FIN 0 2 21 75
AUS 0 2 16 63

Saturday Results

GB 27, FIN 21
USA 29, MEX 0
CAN 31, AUS 6

Tuesday Results

MEX 31, AUS 10
USA 48, FIN 0
CAN 35, GB 0

Friday Games

5th Place: AUS vs. FIN, 1130 PDT
Bronze Medal: MEX vs. GB, 1530 PDT
Gold Medal: CAN vs. USA, 1930 PDT

Any players from the Legends Football League?

SuperHornet wrote:This past weekend, the top women's national football teams kicked off the third World Championship Tournament at Langley, BC. Preliminary games were played Saturday and Tuesday, leading to 5th Place, Bronze Medal, and Gold Medal Games tomorrow. As per usual, Team Canada and Team USA will face off for the Gold, though it wasn't as easy as in the past for Team USA, dealing with a spirited Mexican defense on Saturday. Given their experience in two other international tournaments, one would have expected better of Finland. I also expected more from Australia, as they're led by Dr. Jen Welter, the first female coach in NFL history, as well as the first female non-kicker to play in a men's professional league.

I think this is fake news.

Still waiting for results from the 5th Place Game.

Some stats for Team USA:

In the first game vs. MEX:

Three USA QBs combined to throw 13-24-124-2 TD-1 INT. Sami Grisafe (Chicago Force, WFA) herself was 7-14-64-1 TD. Lisa Horton (Pittsburgh Passion, WFA) was 3-4-18. Both Grisafe and Horton have eclipsed 10,000 passing yards in league action.
Two MEX QBs combined to throw 9-22-68-1 INT.

Five USA rushers combined for 32-193-2 TD. Odessa Jenkins (Dallas Elite, WFA) ran for 12-77 and Hannah DeGraffinreed (Carolina Phoenix, IWFL) was 11-64-1 TD.
Five MEX rushers combined for 19-82.

Six USA receivers combined for 13-124-2 TD. Angela Baker (Pittsburgh Passon, WFA) was 6-38, Jeanette Gray (Chicago Force, WFA) was 2-22, Liz Sowers (Kansas City Tribe, WFA) was 1-15, and Ashley Whisonant (D.C. Divas, WFA) was 2-33-2 TD.
Five MEX receivers combined for 9-68.

USA combo-kicker Melissa Strother (San Diego Surge, WFA) punted twice for 67 yards, with a long of 40.

In the second game vs. FIN:

Grisafe threw 10-14-124-2 TD. Horton was 2-4-55-1 TD. All three USA QBs combined were 13-19-204-3 TD.
Two FIN QBs combined for 7-19-40.

Seven USA rushers combined for 27-129-4 TDs. Jenkins was 11-25, Horton ran for 3-49-1 TD. DeGraffinreed, Erica Mois, and Alexis Snyder also scored.
Four FIN rushers combined for 29-68.

Four USA receivers combined for 13-204-3 TD. Sowers caught 3 for 24, Baker and Gray were both 3-57-1 TD, and Whisonant nabbed 4-66-1 TD.
Five FIN receivers combined for 7-40.

Strother punted once for 21 yards.

SuperHornet wrote:Still waiting for results from the 5th Place Game.

Some stats for Team USA:

In the first game vs. MEX:

Three USA QBs combined to throw 13-24-124-2 TD-1 INT. Sami Grisafe (Chicago Force, WFA) herself was 7-14-64-1 TD. Lisa Horton (Pittsburgh Passion, WFA) was 3-4-18. Both Grisafe and Horton have eclipsed 10,000 passing yards in league action.
Two MEX QBs combined to throw 9-22-68-1 INT.

Five USA rushers combined for 32-193-2 TD. Odessa Jenkins (Dallas Elite, WFA) ran for 12-77 and Hannah DeGraffinreed (Carolina Phoenix, IWFL) was 11-64-1 TD.
Five MEX rushers combined for 19-82.

Six USA receivers combined for 13-124-2 TD. Angela Baker (Pittsburgh Passon, WFA) was 6-38, Jeanette Gray (Chicago Force, WFA) was 2-22, Liz Sowers (Kansas City Tribe, WFA) was 1-15, and Ashley Whisonant (D.C. Divas, WFA) was 2-33-2 TD.
Five MEX receivers combined for 9-68.

USA combo-kicker Melissa Strother (San Diego Surge, WFA) punted twice for 67 yards, with a long of 40.

In the second game vs. FIN:

Grisafe threw 10-14-124-2 TD. Horton was 2-4-55-1 TD. All three USA QBs combined were 13-19-204-3 TD.
Two FIN QBs combined for 7-19-40.

Seven USA rushers combined for 27-129-4 TDs. Jenkins was 11-25, Horton ran for 3-49-1 TD. DeGraffinreed, Erica Mois, and Alexis Snyder also scored.
Four FIN rushers combined for 29-68.

Four USA receivers combined for 13-204-3 TD. Sowers caught 3 for 24, Baker and Gray were both 3-57-1 TD, and Whisonant nabbed 4-66-1 TD.
Five FIN receivers combined for 7-40.

Strother punted once for 21 yards.

Be sure to update us. I'm on pins and needles


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Finland just shut out Australia 35-0 to claim 5th Place.

Mexico and Great Britain are kicking off in the Bronze Medal Game right now.

Canada vs. USA at 1930 PDT tonight for the Gold Medal.

Mexico beat Great Britain yesterday 19-8 to take the Bronze Medal.

The Gold Medal Game was the closest in the short history of this Championship, as Team USA beat host Team Canada 41-16. That's the most points USA has ever given up in a game, and the least USA has scored in a Gold Medal Game. It's also the closest game USA has ever played.

I guess all this WFA/ECB cherry-picking that went on during tryouts was a mistake....

SuperHornet wrote:Finland just shut out Australia 35-0 to claim 5th Place.

Mexico and Great Britain are kicking off in the Bronze Medal Game right now.

Canada vs. USA at 1930 PDT tonight for the Gold Medal.

Tha fuck!?!

I watched part of Mexico-UK

There's some BIG gals out there playing lineman


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andy7171 wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:Finland just shut out Australia 35-0 to claim 5th Place.

Mexico and Great Britain are kicking off in the Bronze Medal Game right now.

Canada vs. USA at 1930 PDT tonight for the Gold Medal.

Tha fuck!?!

7:30 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time

USA Wins Gold

Team Canada has been listening to Trump


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Gil Dobie wrote:USA Wins Gold

Team Canada has been listening to Trump


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Is that an attempted Trump Takedown?

Gil Dobie wrote:USA Wins Gold

Team Canada has been listening to Trump


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J. Gilmour Dobie nails it!

So...
I'd watch the highlights of the final if that were available anywhere on the global internet
How and why do they think they're going to grow if the video isn't published somewhere..?

CID1990 wrote:I watched part of Mexico-UK

There's some BIG gals out there playing lineman


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But firm - if you like your booty on the generous, athletic side, then there's a league for you. And I'm waiting for the charity auction where I can bid on playing QB for a quarter...

Chizzang wrote:So...
I'd watch the highlights of the final if that were available anywhere on the global internet
How and why do they think they're going to grow if the video isn't published somewhere..?

Just head down to the nearest dyke bar (I'm sure you know where most of them are) and ask the person wearing the most flannel for a recap.

Grizalltheway wrote:

Chizzang wrote:So...
I'd watch the highlights of the final if that were available anywhere on the global internet
How and why do they think they're going to grow if the video isn't published somewhere..?

Just head down to the nearest dyke bar (I'm sure you know where most of them are) and ask the person wearing the most flannel for a recap.

I always wonder about things-

Like, when these gals get done with a game, ca they stand the smell of stinky vadge in the locker room? Does it drive them to leave there more quickly?

I'll bet post game interviews are conducted outside the locker room

Chizzang wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote: Just head down to the nearest dyke bar (I'm sure you know where most of them are) and ask the person wearing the most flannel for a recap.

Yeah, that was my exact reaction as I read your post asking for highlights, but I decided to take a humorous angle rather than straight up Ursus-slapping you.