-
FINAL
CHP
SNA8
12 -
FINAL
KON
HAZ7
4 -
FINAL
TIG
SNA25
15 -
FINAL
CHP
LAN4
9 -
FINAL
KON
MOO9
13 -
FINAL
TIG
HAZ29
7 -
FINAL
CHP
SNA1
9 -
FINAL
LAN
MOO17
18 -
FINAL
KON
TIG9
25 -
Final
HAZ
SNA4
11 -
FINAL
HAZ
SNA11
10 -
FINAL
TIG
MOO12
13 -
FINAL
SNA
MOO13
14 -
FINAL
HAZ
TIG11
7 -
FINAL
SNA
TIG4
18 -
FINAL
HAZ
MOO7
5
-
FINAL
HAZ
CHP5
9 -
FINAL
SNA
MOO13
24 -
FINAL
HAZ
CHP17
21 -
FINAL
TIG
MOO14
6 -
FINAL
HAZ
SNA25
17 -
FINAL
KON
CHP14
10 -
FINAL
HAZ
CHP8
8 -
FINAL
HAZ
KON14
13 -
FINAL
GER
KON18
10 -
FINAL
KON
MOO24
12 -
FINAL
GER
MOO16
14 -
Final
SNA
MOO16
10 -
Final
SNA
MOO19
15 -
Final
SNA
MOO19
18 -
Final
MOO
GER22
4 -
Final
SNA
GER13
9 -
Final
KON
MOO13
7 -
Final
KON
MOO13
15 -
Final
KON
MOO6
9 -
Final
GER
MOO4
17 -
Final
GER
KON6
14 -
Final
KON
MOO6
12 -
Final
KON
MOO12
5 -
Final
KON
MOO10
19 -
Final
KON
MOO7
12

Tranmere Lions 8 v 15 West Kirby Marine Lakers
- Updated: December 31, 2015
Report by Rob Marland (West Wirral Snakehips – @WWSnakehips)
Lions – Marshall, P. Devlin, C. Devlin
Marine Lakers – Utley, Doyle, Walker
Heading into their final game, the Marine Lakers knew they were playing for pride (rather than a trophy, which they now had no chance of lifting). Meanwhile, the Tranmere Lions needed a win to stay in contention. Utley was unable, in his own words, to “shoot in a straight line”, but Doyle picked up the slack and came away with three points. At the end of the first, it was tied 4-4.
Doyle fancied his chances with the foot-game early in the second, but both of his hoofers were blocked by the effortlessly manly Paul Devlin. It was a quarter of blocks and intercepts but few scores, although Utley finally managed to squeeze a point out of the prism with his trademarked pea-roll shot. It was 7-6 to the Marine Lakers at the close of the half.
At the start of the third Utley totted up another two quick points, his dislocated knee now a distant memory. Later in the quarter, Doyle notched up a nifty one-pointer, chased down his own rebound, struck out for a second point in as many seconds, and instantly went into full body cramp. What will this man not do for the sport he loves?
The Marine Lakers went into the last quarter with a 12-8 lead (though a scoring error incorrectly credited them with 13 points on the day). The Lions led a valiant charge in the final minutes, but there was no stopping Pete Doyle. He led his team with 9 points and a whopping 10 blocks/intercepts, simultaneously preserving the Lakers’ dignity and dashing the Lions’ hopes of raising Der Goldene Volf trophy.
Shots | Hits | % | Pts | PPS | Blks/Int | Off Reb | Volfsballs | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Chris Marshall (Lions) | 5 | 2 | 40 | 2 | 0.4 | 3 | 0 | 0 |
Paul Devlin (Lions) | 16 | 4 | 25 | 4 | 0.25 | 3 | 1 | 0 |
Charlie Devlin (Lions) | 12 | 2 | 17 | 2 | 0.17 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
Andy Utley (Marine Lakers) | 12 | 3 | 25 | 3 | 0.25 | 4 | 1 | 0 |
Pete Doyle (Marine Lakers) | 21 | 9 | 43 | 9 | 0.43 | 10 | 1 | 0 |
Si Walker (Marine Lakers) | 8 | 3 | 38 | 3 | 0.38 | 3 | 0 | 0 |