After hanging up his axe that won him over 4000 ribbons and got him recognized as a world champion axeman, David Foster got into great physical shape and was asked not only to join the Tasmanian Rangers, but to be the starting team captain! Look out treemen!

When he recieved his notice that he was no longer to be considered as captain for the Australian Cricket Team, Ricky Ponting moved back to Tasmania to train in his second favourite sport, Blood Bowl.

Throwing the cricket ball so accurately meant that training to become a Thrower was the only natural choice for him.

<b>Twahnlow Awards:</b>
Bronze Boomerang: SWL season XVI
Bronze Arrow: SWL season XVI

David Boon used to be able to thump the cricket ball, as well as catch it wherever he was placed on the cricket field. These skills he has brought to the Blood Bowl pitch to use as the Tasmanian Rangers' starting Catcher.

After his psycho massacre in Port Arthur, Martin Bryant was approached in prison to become a player on the Tasmanian Rangers Blood Bowl Team. As the most psychotic game around, he naturally accepted.

James Boag, founder of the Boag's Brewery, was approached to be the Tasmanian Ranger's sponsor to join the Blood Bowl World. He onyl accepted if he were to become a player.

Max walker tried his hand at cricket... then as a sports presenter... eventually his sporting talents put him in the eyes of a Blood Bowl coach... now he plays his funny little games with his opponents on the Blood Bowl field.

After running a shipbuilding business for several years, Bob Clifford got fed up with the whole thing and left to join the Tasmanian Blood Bowl team.

Martin Cash, one of the co-founders of the Tasmanian Rangers, is an ex-bushranger. This led the "Rangers" to be the best team name option.

As the first Tasmanian Prime Minister of Australia, Lyons decided after he left the political game to take up politics of another fashion, Blood Bowl. All the mayhem, backstabbing and outright murder came as second nature to him.