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NEW SUPPORT THE TEAMS
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Mason-Dixon 9-man Challenge
Hagerstown MD
November 21-22, 2009
Congratulations to our Spring OC09 Champions!
Packers (9-man A)
Lynch Mob (9-man B)
Carnage (7-man)
D4 (4-man)
Congratulations also to our Baltimore 09 Champions!
Baltimore Packers (9-man)
D4 (4-man)
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Friday, February 22, 2008
Time to get ready for Ocean City!
Ocean City is going to be different this year. Pool play will have combined A and B teams, and
seedings will be based off the games on Saturday. This allows the newer teams to take a shot at the big boys on Saturday,
and encourage them to step up when they are ready.
On Sunday, we will be splitting into A and B brackets for the single elimination tourney.
There needs to be 6 teams in each bracket in order to split; otherwise we will keep tournament together. This
makes the competition in the A bracket even tougher, matching the best against the best throughout the day.
It also gives the less talented teams a trophy to shoot for, and should give them more games on Sunday.
The bid and travel stipend will be based on the total number of teams playing 9-man, and only the A bracket
will be eligible for those prizes. The B bracket will be playing for a trophy only. This will keep the upper level teams from
dropping down to the B bracket to win prizes. The team that wins the B bracket will be listed on the tournament
results below the last team of the A bracket. For example, if we have 8 teams in the A bracket and 6 in the B bracket,
the B bracket champion will be listed as finishing 9th in the tournament.
What about the teams that aren't sure if
they deserve to be at the elite level? Since both A and B level teams are paying the same entry fee and contributing
to the same prize structure, the solution is easy. Teams who sign up for the B bracket have until 7pm to choose to move
up to play in the A bracket. However, teams that register as A teams cannot move down.
This is a new setup
for our tournaments, and I am sure there will be questions. However, I think this gives something to the B teams
(more games) and something to the A teams (larger prize). If you need more information or have other questions,
please contact me.
Andy
email: theflagfootballchallengeseries@verizon.net
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Welcome to new thoughts, ideas and plans for flag football!
We look forward to growing our game, without the petty
arguments of previous organizations. Our goal is to enable more teams, players and regions to participate, and
to bring national and corporate attention to Flag Football!
This site is designed for open conversations about flag football,
irregardless of organization.
Need somewhere to promote your league, team or tournament?
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We are excited that you are visiting our web site. We are here to provide a forum for flag football's ineligible
style. Our focus is to bring more attention to the closest thing to pads, and to grow our game to its past heights.
I look forward to hearing from you, and I personally look forward to what 2007 can bring! Feel
free to email me with any questions or comments.
Andy Hoffman
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The Flag Football Challenge Series
*801 Long Bar Harbor Rd, Suite 200 *
* Abingdon MD 21009 *
(410) 612-9231
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