 | Bailey Cowell Well open everyone for getting these games done before the deadline. And the winner of ther penultimate stage was FLORENCE C-L with 94% - clearly showing that the Junior stage was a high standard overall - congratulations! |
Tourney round: Marathon of March: Final Junior Stage - Touchdown Jnr 15
Notes from the organizer: The penultimate game of the tourney is a Touchdown Junior 15 against Caesar. As ever, you will have 7 days to play this - either from the start date posted, or the day the fixtures are added if it's approved late. Please try to play these games in one sitting.
This is a mix between Touchdown and Junior (which you've all had experience of before) so you should all know what you're doing at this stage
Scoring will be a percentage of the maximum score, with no changes afoot - now we can work out who has the chances to win, be in the top few or definitely can't win - but you've all tried your hardest, so that counts for a lot too.
The spreadsheet tracking scores is attached HERE: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MOwpx29MZjoXrPrOk3F_lc8OueznkebbTt9o0q_ciqE/edit?usp=sharing. It also contains some rules/guidelines.
If you see your scores are wrong in the spreadsheet, just put a comment on your game.
Of course, any questions - just ask!
Good luck (and just one more to go)!
Ran from: 30 March – 5 April 2023. Format: Touchdown Jnr 15. Matches: One-off. Approved.
Fixtures: 21. Completed: 21.
Results and fixtures
Key. Green: winner. Red: loser. Grey: tie. (Stripes: provisional, match in progress.)
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