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Cincinnati Dockers Aim to Defend National Championship in Mason |
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For the Cincinnati Dockers Australian Rules Football Club, the hard work has just begun as they prepare to officially defend their United States Australian Football League (USAFL) Division 4 National Championship at the annual USAFL championship tournament in their backyard of Mason, OH on October 10th and 11th at Heritage Oak Park on Route 42. The Dockers will play their Saturday games at 2 PM and 5 PM on Field 5, with the Sunday game times TBA. |
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Dockers’ Last Second Heroics Clinch Victory Against Kansas City |
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The Cincinnati Dockers Australian Rules Football Club, reigning USAFL Division 4 champions, ended their 13th regular season in dramatic fashion with a last-second goal to pull ahead of and defeat the reigning USAFL Division 3 champions, the Kansas City Power by a score of 65-59 and gain some much needed momentum heading into this year’s USAFL national tournament in Mason in October. |
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Dockers to Conclude Regular Season in Champion vs. Champion match |
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The Cincinnati Dockers Australian Rules Football Club, reigning USAFL Division 4 champions, will finish their 13th regular season on the road when they challenge the Kansas City Power, the reigning USAFL Division 3 champions, in a non-conference match this Saturday at Buder Park just outside of St. Louis, MO at 2 PM Central Time. This will be the Dockers’ last match before this year’s National Championship Tournament in Mason, OH. |
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Dockers Stall in Second Half, fall to Columbus |
The Cincinnati Dockers Australian Rules Football Club opened the festivities of the USA vs. Canada international matches at Mason Sports Park on August 1st, but were not able hold back their in-state rivals, the Columbus Jackaroos, for all 40 minutes as Dockers fell 42-14.
The Dockers were immediately set back when player/coach Kyle Strenski was unavailable to play in this condensed game, as he would play for the USA reserve squad in their match later that day. Despite this setback, the Dockers showed grit and toughness in the first half, as they matched the Jackaroos in scoring shots, with each side making 4 each. The Dockers proved to be more accurate, scoring 2 goals and 2 behinds for 14 points, against Columbus’ 1 goal and 3 behinds for 9 points.
The second half was a much different story, as the Jackaroos denied the Dockers a single point. Cincinnati were able to win plenty of center rucks, but Columbus were better able to pick the ball out from those contests, and not allow the Dockers to advance the ball into their forward line, forcing the defense to work overtime in that period. Columbus’ 33 unanswered points were more than enough to put away the Dockers on this afternoon. The final score had Cincinnati with 2 goals and 2 behinds for 14 points to Columbus’ 6 goals and 6 behinds for 42 points. |
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Dockers to open 2009 USA vs. Canada International Matches |
The Cincinnati Dockers Australian Rules Football Club will continue its 13th USAFL season at 11:30 AM on August 1st when they open the festivities at the USA vs. Canada international matches at the Mason Sports Park in Mason, OH, where they will once again challenge their in-state rivals, the Columbus Jackaroos.
This will be the third meeting between the two clubs this season, with each side holding one victory thus far. Back on April 25th, the Jackaroos pulled out a tough victory over the Dockers 59-50 in a 40-minute match as part of the John Harrell Memorial Cup tournament in Louisville, Kentucky. Almost 3 months later, the Dockers traveled to Ohio’s capital and earned a victory in monsoon-like conditions 45-19. This third match will be the rubber match and will determine which team reigns supreme in Ohio. The match is currently scheduled for 2 20-minute halves. |
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