“For the final match of the season the Misery faced off against the humans known as Black as Death. The Misery received and the humans blitz forwards but are held off by the Misery lines. Uthougnnath opened the Misery offensive by smashing the skull of a human lineman. Mr_Foulscumm grabbed the ball and the rest of the Misery move forward and begin knocking the humans back ferociously. As expected, a foul sorcerer was hiding in the stands, clearly in the pay of Black as Death. Mr_Foulscumm was knocked down, but fortunately Vincent Bluesnake grabbed the loose ball and the humans couldn't capitalise. Unperturbed the Misery recovered, and Mr_Foulscumm reclaimed the ball, while Gedney was ejected for heroically kicking an Ogre. The humans swept in on Mr_Foulscumm who handed the ball off to TheSpoonyBard. As the half was ending a desperate blitzer from Black as Death managed to escape The Beast, and took TheSpoonyBard down. He heroically claimed the ball, and refused to give it up. The half ended 0-0, and the rain began to fall. The Misery set up a tight defence, but the human's made a fast play. Woodstock easily saw the play coming and downed the receiver while the rest of the team split the humans down the middle and secured the ball. Mr_Foulscumm was injured in the fracas surrounding the ball, but Woodstock stepped up and grabbed it. The humans took him down, but failed to recover the ball. With the rain pouring and the turf torn up by the stomping teams the game degenerated in to a scrum in the mud. To the surprise of all Cxalk'gnil managed to scoop the ball up in the rain, and made a run for it. With the humans in hot pursuit Cxalk'gnil relied on Woodstock to sweep the remaining defenders clear while he sprinted for the line. A defender attacked him, but was left stunned in the mud. With one defender left in the way, Woodstock stepped up and cleared him off the pitch. Cxalk'gnil scored as the timer ran out. With the final victory the Misery finished a comfortable 4th place in their conference. Displeased with their standing, they were still in good condition for the Bob Borc Cup which was to follow...”