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CHP
SNA8
12 -
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KON
HAZ7
4 -
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TIG
SNA25
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CHP
LAN4
9 -
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KON
MOO9
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TIG
HAZ29
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CHP
SNA1
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LAN
MOO17
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KON
TIG9
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SNA4
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FINAL
HAZ
SNA11
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FINAL
TIG
MOO12
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SNA
MOO13
14 -
FINAL
HAZ
TIG11
7 -
FINAL
SNA
TIG4
18 -
FINAL
HAZ
MOO7
5
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HAZ
CHP5
9 -
FINAL
SNA
MOO13
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FINAL
HAZ
CHP17
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FINAL
TIG
MOO14
6 -
FINAL
HAZ
SNA25
17 -
FINAL
KON
CHP14
10 -
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HAZ
CHP8
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HAZ
KON14
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GER
KON18
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KON
MOO24
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GER
MOO16
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MOO16
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SNA
MOO19
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SNA
MOO19
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Final
MOO
GER22
4 -
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SNA
GER13
9 -
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KON
MOO13
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KON
MOO13
15 -
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KON
MOO6
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Final
GER
MOO4
17 -
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GER
KON6
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KON
MOO6
12 -
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KON
MOO12
5 -
Final
KON
MOO10
19 -
Final
KON
MOO7
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Two Horse Race for Title
- Updated: September 11, 2019
Volfsball September 9th
A deceptively sunny Sunday brought some of the greatest athletes in sport to the Volfsball field. The Supermoons welcomed back Max Whittle, while the Tramsmashers subbed in from a hybrid Panthers/Stonehewers squad.

Tramsmashers v Supermoons
The Tramsmashers drafted in young Gregory Stanier in this potential league deciding clash, and they shot into a 8-2 after the blonde assassin hit a Volfsball. But the bald bombshell Marek Larwood immediately replied. It was 10-7 after an energetic first third.
The Tramsmashers were shooting with incredible accuracy as the stretched their lead to 16-10.
The single point shooting continued. Marek Larwood was back to his old form with another Volfsball and accounting for 16 of his teams 18 points but the Moons fell 22-18.
Tramsmashers v Stonehewers
Max Whittle joined Rich Somerville and Jack Clayton as they faced the mighty Stonehewers, who must be questioning the decision to split into three teams over the past two seasons.
The Stonehewers showed why they were so dominate in seasons past with their almost telepathic movement and passing. Ben Stanier put a Volfsball icing on a cake of a first third as they creamed into a 9-3 lead.
It was up to Rich Somerville to bring the Tramsmashers with a Volfsball but Gregory Stanier replied with one in an impressive third for the young man. The Stonehewers up 16-10.
Both sides were unable to hit any more Volfsballs, but a dominate Gregory Stanier powered the Stonehewers to 20-13 win.
Supermoons v Panthers
Toby Davies arrived to form the Panthers with Alex and Ben Stanier and they dominated the early stages of the game to lead 3-1 until a late single from Larwood and last second Volfsball from Whittle put the Moons 7-3 up.
The Panthers started to claw back to 10-6 but Max Whittle hit a kick at the end if the game to give the Moons a 13-6 lead.
The Moons were 16-9 up with 15 seconds left when Ben Stanier hit a Volfsball, bringing them back to 16-14, then a time out with three seconds left gave them time for one more shot. Ben Stanier hit a second Volfsball to turn the game on its head with a 19-16 victory.

Tramsmashers v Supermoons
A rematch of the leaders. A win for the Tramsmashers would surely give them the title, after the Supermoons heartbreaking last second loss in the previous match.
It was a cautious start from both sides as they just went for singles. The first third ended 4-4.
It continued this way as the teams exchanged single points. The Moons edging it 15-12 (although this was scored 14-13 on the day. A win for the Moons meant the title challenge was still on.
Panthers v Supermoons
The Panthers were looking to extend their undefeated record in the league while the Moons needed a win to top the table. It was another tight contest the Moons edging things 4-3 in the first third.
In the next third Toby Davies put some good blocks in for the Panthers, but Marek and Max continued to play it safe with singles as the Moons led 8-6.
Davies stepped into the no go zone when blocking allowing Max Whittle to hit a single. Another kick from Max Whittle helped the Moons win 14-10. Taking the Panthers unbeaten league record and first place in the league.
Ealing Others v London Nobodies
What was almost a friendly match between these two disparate groups of players soon turned into a bizarre shot spectacle.
The Ealing Others ended winning 15-7 the highlight being a Toby Davies headed three pointer.
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A great week for Volfsball. Just one point separates the title contenders. Next Saturday is the County Cup in Ealing, and the next Highgate Volfsball will not be the weekend of October 5/6th or 13th/14th TBC.
There are no video highlights this week due to time constraints and the dwindling popularity of highlights videos. So the demand may not meet the effort of the supply. Stay cool out there.
Tramsmashers 22 v 18 Supermoons
Tramsmashers 13 v 20 Stonehewers
Supermoons 16 – 19 Panthers
Tramsmashers 12 v 15 Supermoons
Panthers 10 v 14 Supermoons
Ealing Others 15 v 7 London Nobodies