Twinky Dinks

Third Place

Winter Co-Ed Flag Football Thursdays at Strasser Field on Turf

POTW: Brittany Dody

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Amidst all the aggravation from the 1st game and the testosterone levels rising, Brittany Dody kept her cool the whole time in both games. She not only had a smile on her face, but she also played both games very well.
In the 1st game, she played excellent defense, pulling 4 flags. On offense she stepped up for her team when they needed a gender play completion or a 1st down. Despite the loss, she kept her head held high and that smile was still shinning.
In the runner-up game, Brittany, kept the excellent game playing going. She converted 3 receptions for touchdowns even though her own teammate tried to steal the pass on all 3 attempts (nice try Tommie, but this was Brittany's day).
Above everything, she had that special Underdog Sports smile that only a true player knows. Congratulations to Brittany Dody, this week's player of the week.

POTW: Will McCloskey

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Gloves in hand, check. Football ready, check. A smile on your face and ready to play flag football, double check.
Will McCloskey came out ready and pumped to play as the Twinky Dinks took the field Thursday night against Back That Pass Up.
This game did not disappoint, leading to an edge of your seat thriller.
Will was the X-factor in this game. Often when the Twinky Dinks needed a 1st down, he would step up and be the man in the middle to get it.
21 seconds left and his team down 40-36. The ball at around the 10 yard line. The ball is snapped and the quarterback is scrambling because of the defensive pressure. The ball is fired right into Will's chest. He is bobbling the ball in the end zone and then he controls it. The whistle blows....Touchdown!!! Extra point is good, game over. 41-40 victory.

For his amazing sportsmanship and his game play, he gets the player of the week award. Congratulations and good luck in the championship game.

POTW: Naomi Head

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Naomi Head could do no wrong under the lights of Strasser Field on Thursday. She caught everything thrown her way, including two TDs, an extra point, and a partridge in a pear tree. Then she flipped to the other side of the ball and played defense, rushing the quarterback with the agility of a wild cat. She even recorded a diving sack which helped her team to a 33-12 victory.