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WORLD CUP QUALIFIER-
Montreal,Canada
July 9 &10th

ROSTER LIMIT-
8/7 Man- 16 People
4Man- 6 People

Official Flag-
Flag A Tag- Sonic Flags-(min 15 inches)
Only Flags to be worn
$7 each at the Field

Mandatory Captains Meeting -
Friday July 8th , 2005- TBA

GAME TIMES
4Man Games- 8am to 4pm

7/8 Man Games- 8am- 4pm

Site-Military College-Jacques Cartier St
      Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu,Quebec

Host Hotel- TBA

Mention World Cup Flag Football for the discount Rate
(all Teams must stay at the Host Hotel,
any team staying at a different hotel will be banned from the World Cup)

Directions-

Saturday-
Games begin-8am

4pm-All You Can Eat Buffett
6pm-Entertainment
8pm-Texas Holdum Tournament

Sunday-
All Teams advance-Single Elimination
8am- 2pm

July 15th,2005
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu,Quebec
The Road to Paradise Starts In Canada?
Maroons win Montreal Qualifier

Every year thousands of spring breakers from hundreds of colleges nationwide migrate to the city of Panama City Florida for a week of beach, booze, sun-burns and bikinis. College flags from all over the country proudly hang out balcony windows. This year a different group of "flag bearers" has its sights set on this tropical paradise as Panama City will play host to the 2006 World Cup of Flag Football.

The first step on the road to paradise is never easy and this year will be no exception as the journey began last weekend some 1,594 miles north of Flag Football's promise land. In Montreal, Canada 16 teams, from 3 countries (USA, Mexico and Canada) began World Cup Qualifying play.

In the Men's A Division, Canada's own Maroons, looked like they wanted to charter the Concorde and head straight to Florida. Dominating play throughout the weekend, the Maroons had their opponents seeing red as they went 5-0 and winning by a combined margin of 127-47. The Maroons defeated Oakley in the Men's A Division finals by a score of 36-14

"It was a great opening weekend", said Maroon team captain John LeFever. 'We have our sights firmly set on Florida. We know what we want and we know what it takes to get there."

The Maroons rolled through round robin competition at 3-0 by defeating FMB 20-8, Oakley 20-13 and FlagMag 37-12. In the quarters those Maroons blanked FMB, rolling to a 20-0 victory.

Oakley's road to the final match was not so simple. Losing its opening game to FlagMag 33-7, they bounced back with a win over FMB 35-14. In a much tighter game that the one played in the finals, Oakley put up a fight before eventually losing to the Maroons 20-13. In the quarters, Oakley dominated with defense downing FlagMag 12-0.

On the Women's side, this Qualifier hosted one of the largest fields in history, as 16 teams took to the field. It also may have played host to one of the biggest upsets in Women's Flag Football history, as Geants knocked off 6-Time Mexican College National Champions Aguilas Blanca 20-6.

One Qualifier is in the books. For the rest there are 18 more qualifiers to go. As 1,594 miles to the south the sun is shining, the blenders are whirring, the beer waiting. See you there.

Mens's Final-A Div
  Maroons 36      Oakley 14

Quarters-
Maroons 30 FMB 0   oakley 12 FlagMag/USA 0

Round Robin-
Maroons 20 oakley 13; maroons 37 flagmag 12
Maroons 20 fmb 8; oakley 35 fmb 14
Oakley 7 flagmag 33
Fmb 14 flagmag 8

Order of Finish
1. Maroons-Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu,Quebec-1500pts
2. Oakley-Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu,Quebec-1000pts
3. FMB-Bertseville,Quebec-800pts
4. FlagMag-USA-700pts

Womens A Div
Final
Géants 20 Aguilas Blanca 6;sherbrooke 28 Trads 6;

Semis
aguilas b. 20 sherbrooke 7;géants 24 fdl 0

Quarters
fleur lys 21 chiefs 6
Sherbrooke 28 trads 6

Scores-
Géants 25 chiefs 6

Chiefs 7 sherbrooke 21
Géants 31 sherbrooke 6
Aguilas b. 20 trads 0
Fleur lys 30 trads 14

Aguilas 24 fleur lys 8

Order of Finish
1. Géants-Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu,Quebec-1500pts
2. Aguilas Blancas-Mexico City,Mexico-1000pts
3.Sherbrooke-Sherbrooke,Quebec-800pts
4. Fleur de Lys-Montreal,Canada-700pts
5.Chiefs-Montreal, Canada-600pts
6. Trads-Montreal,Canada -500pts

Men's B Division
Championship
Bar gouffre 27 knights 26

Semis
gouufre 24 bas bruns 20; knigts 21 berthier 7

SAMEDI DIMANCHE

Berthier 24 panthères 6 panthères 8 bar gouffre 18

Panthères 14 drummond 0 tremblant 15 knights 13

Bar gouffre 32 berthier 20 bas bruns 28 rapaces 7

Bar gouffre 30 drummond 20 drummond 0 berthier 12

Order of Finish
1. Bar Gouffre-Montreal,Canada-1500pts
2. Knights-Montreal,Canada-1000pts
3. Berthier-Berthiersville,Canada-800pts
4. Bas Bruns-Montreal,Canada-700pts
5. Pantheres-Montreal,Canada-600pts
6. Drummond-Montreal,Canada-500pts
7. Tremblant-Montreal,Canada-400pts
8. Rapaces-Montreal,Canada-300pts

Women's B Division

SAMEDI DIMANCHE

Fdl 30 mgr richard 0 t-rex 27 mgr richard 0

t-rex 6 maurice 0 maurice 13 fdl 6

maurice 40 mgr richard 6 trinquette 6 wild cats 0

fdl 25 t-rex 6 wild cats 0 cactus 20

bleu marine 20 trinquette 0

bleu m. 15 wild cats 6 ½ finale fdl 21 cactus 12

trinquette 12 cactus 20 ½ finale bleu m. 6 maurices 13

wild cats 0 cactus 20 finale fdl 16 maurice 20

Order of Finish

1. Fluer De Lys-Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu,Quebec-1500pts
2. Maurice-Montreal,Canada-1000pts
3. Bleu Marine-Montreal,Canada-800pts
4. Cactus-Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu,Quebec-700pts
5. Trinquette-Montreal,Canada-600pts
6. Wildcats-Boca Raton,FL-500pts
7. Trex-Montreal,Canada-400pts
8. MGR Richard-Montreal,Canada-300pts

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