“This game was a baffling disappointment for the rabid blood thirsty Bomber fans. A chess match of agility versus strength under the a blazing sun, Winnipeg fans were puzzled by their teams lack of bloodlust and apparent focus on carrying the odd-shaped-ball-type-thing.

The Bombers kicked and the Hrungnirs easily collected the ball keeping it safe and deep in their end. Winnipeg was careful not to over-commit while Halifax hit and dodged out, as each side attempted to get the man advantage. Undaunted by either side the referee's sent more players off the pitch than both teams combined.

The Bomber's zone defense seemed effective until the dying minutes of the first half when Duane Hardhammer finally broke through the Bomber line and passed to a wide open Savesh in the endzone. Fans held their breaths the ball sailed through the sunny sky only to watch it drop to the turf as the whistle blew.

Athe the start of the second half, Halifax roared back to life, blitzing the ball in the Winnipeg midfield. Obby Khan collected the ball and rumbled up field. The offensive line just couldn't get their fearsome mitts on the elusive elves and the cage weaved left and right working into scoring range.

On their last play of the game the bombers were faced with a wall of woodelves. Pushing and shoving it took every block and a GFI blitz to clear a path to the end zone. Obby sprinted through the gap, burning the final RR on 2 GFIs into the endzone for the only TD of the match.

The Bombers kicked to Hrungnirs, but the dying moments of the game was a formality as the elves were unable to build a push one turn TD with the three warriors on the line.”