John Barclay won the first MVP for the S.N.G. He didn't exhibit the murderous brutality of Dan Cole or the touchdown finesse of Martin Castrogiovanni, but he put in a solid performance all over the field.

John Barclay came into his own during the second outing for S.N.G. He managed to cause the only injury of the game via a block, before scoring the only touchdown, and securing MVP for the second time. A true super star.

Continuing the tradition of each Blitzer having a monster game, Bradley Davis showed his mettle. He managed to injure one of the opposing side, a very competitive Human team, and score the equalising touchdown. Bradley Davis is almost showing as much promise as fellow Blitzers John Barclay and Martin Castrogiovanni.

Bradley Davis competes for the highest number of touchdown award! He secured another scorcher against an Undead team. As a result Bradley Davis is determined to steal the touchdown crown from Martin Castrogiovanni, training his sprinting so he is just as fast as his fellow super speedy Blitzer.

Bradley Davis has taken the touchdown crown, scoring against the S.N.G.'s first High Elf opponents. Apart from Andy Powell's brutal success, this was the only glory on a sad day for S.N.G.

Martin Castrogiovanni scored the first touchdown for S.N.G. against their Chaos Dwarves opponents. A simple but none the less significant score.

Martin Castrogiovanni kept his crown as highest scoring Orc, landing a spectacular touchdown against a competitive Human team. To ensure he keeps being the first choice scorer for his team, Castrogiovanni has been practising his sprinting to devastating effect. He is now the fastest member of the S.N.G.

Martin Castrogiovanni continued the tradition of a Blitzer always being awarded the MVP - this time against foul Undead beasts. However the award means little to Castrogiovanni while Bradley Davis catches him up in number of touchdowns and in speed!

Toby Flood had a simple first game, playing deep defence during the Chaos Dwarve's drive. He only had to receive a single kick off before the Chaos Dwarves conceded; however within that kick off he threw a pass of such elegant beauty he is now convinced he has the skill of an Elf - which he does!

Toby Flood has continued his good work, three more completed passes over two games ensuring his team gets to the touchline even sooner!

Andy Powell showed that the Black Orcs on the squad are just as dangerous as the Blitzer's led by Dan Cole. He managed to snap the neck of yet another unfortunate Hobgoblin; before badly hurting one of the few survivors before the Chaos Dwarf team quickly conceded. Great things are expected of this Orc...

Andy Powell showed his continued strength, smashing a Zombie apart limb from limb when S.N.G. faced the Undead for the first time. The Zombie may have knitted itself back together and been back on the pitch at the next drive, but that didn't make the act any less impressive! Andy Powell has now perfected the technical side of his blocking game, but has developed tomb rot from contact with Mummies and his legs have given in to old age. He is now as slow as the Mummy that infected him.

Andy Powell's reign of terror continued as he badly hurt the dirty player linesman of a High Elf team. This kept the rest of the squad safe from the pointy eared wimp's sly boot. For playing against the odds of his injured leg, Andy Powell was awarded the MVP. This is the first time a Blitzer has not won the coveted award - while also being the first loss S.N.G. have suffered.

Adam Jones finally drew blood on the Blood Bowl pitch! Badly hurting the Blitzer of a troublesome Human team, he gave his team a massive advantage for the remainder of the game.

Paul O'Connell is thus far the only Black Orc who has failed to achieve any level of success - most notably he has caused no casualties in three games!

Paul O'Connell finally drew blood - foul black Undead blood! Twice in one half he managed to punish the Zombies of the opposing team. While they simply put themselves back together again, it has nonetheless finally put Paul O'Connell ahead of rival Black Orc Adam Jones.

Imanol Harinordoquy had a strong first game, swarming all over the pitch with as much fervour as his more experienced fellow Blitzers. For this plucky display, he was awarded the MVP - keeping up the tradition that the Blitzers always secure this award (aside from the concession match against the Chaos Dwarves, which resulted in Toby Flood the Thrower gaining the additional award).

Imanol Harinordoquy showed his amazing strength, breaking the jaw of a Ghoul from an Undead team who had just scored their teams first touchdown. This came after Imanol Harinordoquy had slipped while in pursuit of the Ghoul, who proceeded to mock the Blitzer before scoring the touchdown. Needless to say, vengeance was sweet. Imanol Harinordoquy has now developed more sophisticated tactics for dealing with quick footed ball carriers, and can't wait to put his skills to good use!

Dan Parks continued the tradition of a non-Blitzer picking up the extra MVP award when an opposing team concedes - though it was deserved for sitting toe-to-toe with Mummies all through the match against the Undead fiends.