Monday, July 12, 2010

Toronto East Titans - scouting report

2010 Toronto East Titans is a well managed and equipped football team, which features youth and speed, with maybe the best defensive player in the league. A team that can definitely get the job done with their tenacity and athleticism.

Scouting Report
  • Youth and large numbers are their strengths
  • Strong football IQ will be a big asset
  • Inconsistent execution will hinder their success against more talented teams
  • No room for mistakes. Can not afford to lose against easy teams, Toronto East will need to steal wins against the tougher teams

Scarborough Generals - scouting report

2010 Scarborough Generals host a strong number of players, which is this team's strong suit and their quarterback play is solid. With more preparation and strong leadership the Generals team can get the job done. Executing football fundamentals will make this team a legitimate threat.

Scouting Report
  • Still a developing team
  • Large numbers is a definite asset
  • Still green and eager, inexperience will be their downfall
  • Need stronger football IQ to compete
  • Will make a definite improvement from the 2009 campaign

Philadelphia Rolling Thunder - scouting report

Philadelphia Rolling Thunder is a team that relies on its youth and speed, with maybe the most talented group of female players in the league. This Thunder team can definitely get the job done with their high powered running offense.

Scouting Report
  • Under new management, a definite improvement will take place on the field
  • Youth, athleticism, and large numbers are their strengths
  • May steal a few wins by teams under estimating them
  • Definite sleeper pick to surprise a lot of teams
  • Inexperience will be their downfall

Perth Panthers - scouting report

Perth Panthers are a well prepared and equipped team featuring a veteran quarterback that can get the job done on any given day. With a high powered offense this Panther team is an early season favorite to win the DFL championship.

Scouting Report
  • Perth is considered the new West power house
  • Strong football IQ
  • “A team is only as strong as their leader”, Leon Perry will determine their fate
  • QB, and female players is where their strengths lay
  • Consistent execution will bring them wins
  • Very versatile
  • Inability to make adjustments mid-game will be their only down fall
  • Possess all the tools and attributes of a Championship team

Mississauga KG Unit - scouting report

The Mississauga KG Unit is a new team for the 2010 season. Not much is known of this team, but this Mississauga team has the ability to surprise any team that takes them lightly. Solid players with speed and football experience, as well as the potential to be the 2010 Cinderella team, do not take this team for granted.

Scouting Report
  • An improved KG Unit team with the addition of a few defected rogue Mississauga Spartans players
  • An increase of overall team dedication will be a key component to success
  • Though the talent pool has stepped up, inconsistent execution will hinder their success against more talented teams
  • May steal a few wins by teams underestimating them
  • Lack of team chemistry may be their biggest down fall
  • Strong football IQ is a definite strength
Applecreek
2010 Champions

Perth Panthers
-2010 Finalists

Mount Olive Triumph
2009 Champions

The Kanisa Omegas
-2009 Finalists

Friday, July 9, 2010

Week4 Recap


Perth Panthers cruising at the vanguard after a complete, shut-out victory over the Scarborough Generals, 38-0. Football aside, sticking together through adversity will be the touchpoint for the Generals down the stretch that pays dividends in everyday life beyond the football field.

Mississauga KG Unit taking care of their business, defeating Toronto East Titans 33-14. After the Titans emotional win over the Kanisa Omegas, a 1-2 must be disappointing to a team with plenty of talent and upside.

Philadelphia Rolling Thunder were undefeated heading into a highly anticipated showdown with what appeared to be a moribund Kanisa Omegas under Saturday Night Lights on Crescent School Field. However, the Omegas won convincingly 39-27 and sent a very clear message to the elite of the league - the Kanisa Omegas are back on track and will be looking to assume what they feel is their rightful place atop the standings.

Competition is heating up in the DFL - and it's got nothing to do with the weather.