Winter Co-ed Flag Football at Lewis and Clark Sunday

Those in the know know it's the ladies that are the backbone of a solid co-ed flag football team. The 4:00pm match up between new teams No Punt Intended! & The Left Sharks showcased the skills of two ladies who quickly made a name for themselves on opening day at Lewis & Clark.
Their "born with" flag football skills were on display all game, with timely catches and rally crushing interceptions in the 2nd half. Nice work Amy & Amber...the rest of the league had been put on alert that there are two new ballers in the league to be reckoned with all season long.

There's a certain feeling of pride when a player sacks a quarterback. Most times its because you feel validated from having chased that person around the field all day long.

Its like a game of cat and mouse where finally the cat wins in the end. It doesn't matter the score of the game, its a personal accomplishment that goes down in the stat books.

So when Geoffrey Hazelett from Gaiscioch finished his day on Sunday with a combined Men's and Co-ed performance with 5 sacks, including one being a Safety, you can understand why he looked like he was on cloud nine.

Geoffrey probably set a single day record on Sunday with his impersonation of JJ Watt. Running down quarterbacks left and right and showing everyone on the field his elation when he finally got to that quarterback.

Way to dominate the field Geoffrey and way to do it in true Underdog Style! This week you are our player of the week at Lewis and Clark.

The 3:00pm game between Roustabouts and Trying not to get fined was a must see game at this point in the season, with both teams fighting for a top playoff position sharing a 3-1 record. Both teams were a bit cautious offensively in the first half, not wanting to make a costly error that could ruin their chances for a much needed victory. The halftime score reflected this conservative approach, with each team within striking distance as the 2nd half kicked into gear.
Leading the charge for Roustabouts in the 2nd half was Dom Eason, a former defensive 1st team all-Underdog player who decided enough was enough..it was time for him to shine. With back to back interceptions and "in your pocket" like coverage skills for the rest of the game, Dom shifted the momentum big time in a matter of minutes, propelling his team to a 55-28 victory and impressive 4-1 recording heading into the final week of the regular season.