..TXAFL…………………

 

The Dallas Magpies, one of the founding clubs of the Texas Australian Football League (TXAFL), hosted its 2nd TXAFL tournament of 2004 on the weekend. In what was a great day of football for all new players and spectators, all three teams finished with a win and a loss on the day.

Dallas split their side up into two very even teams, and the newly formed Baton Rouge team joined forces with the Austin Crows to form the third team for the day’s matches.

 

Results:

 

Dallas def Fort Worth 5.7 (37) to 3.10 (28)

Fort Worth def Baton Rouge/Austin 7.3 (45) to 5.11(41)

Baton Rouge/Austin def Dallas 8.7 (55) to 7.6(46)

 

Game 1: Dallas vs Fort Worth Player Stats:

 

Player

Kicks   

Handballs

Marks

Goals

Stu Rackahm

9

2

5

2

Daniel Russo

18

2

5

1

Sean Neary

7

2

2

 

Patrick Sutton

6

2

2

 

Anthony Guterres

16

8

6

1

Earnest Bryson

2

1

 

 

Scott Cobb

9

4

9

 

Steve Walker

2

1

1

 

Rodger

1

1

 

 

Ross McLaren

8

1

4

1

Charlie Richardson

3

4

1

 

 

Figure 1: Grant Campbell tracked by Magpies Captain Stuart Rackham.

Game 2: Fort Worth vs Baton Rouge/Austin Player Stats:

 

Player

Kicks

Handballs

Marks

Goals

Deren Wilcox

9

 

 

 

Jeff Tapp

4

3

1

 

Charlie Richardson     

5

2

1

1

Scott Cobb

8

1

1

 

Seth Haesecke

12

3

4

3

Chris Cordry

7

1

1

 

Doug Howard

3

2

2

1

ChiChi Rodriguez

5

2

2

 

Sean Stover

7

1

1

1

Jimmy

7

 

 

 

Chris Hannaford

3

1

1

1

Patrick Sutton

2

1

1

 

Phil

2

 

 

 

Sean Neary

3

1

3

 

 

 

 

Game 1: Dallas vs Baton Rouge/Austin Player Stats:

 

Player

Kicks   

Handballs

Marks

Goals

Stu Rackahm

8

4

7

3

Daniel Russo

15

5

3

1

Sean Neary

6

3

3

 

Patrick Sutton

3

1

2

 

Anthony Guterres

14

4

5

 

Earnest Bryson

2

1

1

1

Scott Cobb

4

4

4

 

Steve Walker

1

1

1

 

ChiChi Rodriguez

2

5

1

 

Ross McLaren

8

1

3

2

Charlie Richardson

7

2

1

1

Deren Wilcox

5

1

1

 

 

      Figure 2: Anthony Guterres going long to Sean Neary.