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Week 8 Headlines
Week had 5 good competitive games, and one game where the Vacaville Crusaders, although losing 64-0 to the NorCal Lawmen, proved once again that they have the heart of a champion.  The Crusaders are down to about 20 tough players that continue to show up and battle for a full 60 minutes each week, without a home field, and knowing as they go into these games that they have little or no chance of winning. Nevertheless, they show up and continue to fight on every play, never giving up until the clock runs out. This shows the type of heart, and love for the game encourages all of us to do this. The GCFL salutes the players on this team for showing us what football is really all about and why quitters never win. The Crusaders are not quitters by any means. In other games, California Warriors kept their 1 game lead in the NFC by narrowly defeating the Aptos Mariners 23-22.  In the Week 8 Game-of-the-Week, the East Bay Outlaws upped their win streak to 3 in a row by beating the Central Valley Rams 14-7 in a game that went down to the wire.  In another exciting game, the Oakland Vipers kept their playoff hopes alive with a 22-14 win at home over the Woodland Wolf Pack.  The North Bay Rattlers secured full control of 2nd place in the AFC with an impressive 29-14 win over the Marin Bulldogs, and the West-Sacramento Wolverines stayed undefeated and in clinched first place in the AFC with a 43-28 win over a very tough Roseville Steelers team that despite being 1-7 had not been beaten badly by any team.

Playoff Spots Still Up For Grabs In the NFC
With 2 games left in the regular season, the 4 AFC playoff teams have been determined, however, the final seeding is still wide open except for first place where the Wolverines have that clinched. The Rattlers have second place all but clinched as they have a 1 game lead with 2 games left, have beaten both teams that are 1 game behind them, and in their final game, they play the Crusaders who are currently 0-8. The Bulldogs and Wolf Pack are tied for the 3rd place in the AFC, however, the Bulldogs won the head to head game, so they basically have a one game lead with 2 games left.

In the NFC, the Warriors hold a one game lead over the Lawmen and won the head to head matchup, so the only way they won't be the top seed in the NFC is if they lose their last two games and the Lawmen win their last two games.  The real battle for playoff spots in the GCFL is between the Mariners, Outlaws and Vipers for the 3rd and 4th spots in the NFC.  The Vipers and Mariners play this weekend, and the Outlaws play the Vipers in week 10, so this is still wde open. The Outlaws have their work cut out for them this weekend as they play the undefeated Wolverines. In Week 10, the Mariners face the Lawmen.  Stay tuned as this race won't be over until the last game is played.

GCFL Weekly Top Performers

GCFL Week 7 Top Performers                                                        

Passing:
  Ryan Thompson (Rattlers) 16-35-250 1 TD 2 INTs
  Shawn McCauley (Warriors) 15-26-185 1 TD 2 INT  
 
 Receiving:
  Kyle Providence (Wolverines) 5-104 1 TD
  T.C. Everett (Warriors) 5-79
  Sam cheatham (Lawmen) 5-66 2 TDs
  Eric Washington (Warriors) 5-50 1 TD
  Eric Grayer (Rattlers) 5-46

Rushing:
  Calvin Edwards (Wolverines) 18-185 1 TD
  Karl Mikolon (Rattlers)  20-106 
   
 Scoring:
  Karl Mikolon (Rattlers)  3 TDs - 18 Points
  Michael Marchal II (Outlaws) 3 TDs - 18 Points
  San Chetham (Lawmen) 2 TDs - 12 Points

Tackles:
  Chris Daniels (Wolverines) 12
  John Philips (Lawmen) 9
  Javelle Ford (Wolverines) 9
  Clint Merz (Rattlers) 9
Interceptions:
  Charles Lindsey (Warriros) 1
  Antonio Campbell (Warriors) 1
  Keenan Fields (Wolverines) 1
  John Philips (Lawmen) 1 
  Gerald Rankan (Rattlers) 1
  Matt Vallis (Lawmen) 1  

Sacks:
  Randy Franks (Wolf Pack) 2
 

GCFL Week 6 Top Performers                                                        

Passing:
  Vernon Pope (Rattlers) 18-27-358 4 TDs
  Kurtis Koehler (Wolf Pack) 20-28-173 1 TD 1 INT  
 
 Receiving:
  Sam Cheatham (Lawmen) 7-98 1 TD
  Matt Bombard (Wolf Pack) 7-90
  Chris Bombard (Wolf Pack) 6-54 1 TD
Rushing:
  Jeremy Lindsey (Lawmen)  18-183
  Johnnie Nolen (Wolverines)  15-151 2 TDs
 
Scoring:
  Thadius Vinson (Warriors) 3 TDs - 18 Points
  Enrico Grayer (Rattlers) 2 TDs - 12 Points
  Johnnie Nolan (Wolverines) 2 TDs - 12 Points

Tackles:
  Chris Daniels (Wolverines) 12
  Mykhael Robertson (Wolverines) 9
  Paul Deville (Lawmen) 8
  Lamont Providance (Wolverines) 8
Interceptions:
  Keveron Bryant (Wolverines) 2
  Freddie Wilson (Warriors) 2
  Chrles Lindsey (Warriors) 2
Sacks:
  Randy Tscharner (Rattlers) 3
  Owen Nickens (Lawmen) 3
 

GCFL Week 5 Top Performers                                                        

Passing:
  Rich Amarillas (Mariners) 16-23-333 7 TDs
  Tommy Curry (Wolverines) 14-25 244 5 TDs 
  Blake Linnell (Vipers) 15-30-242 6TDs 

Receiving:
  Eric Washington (Warriors) 8-90 1 TD
  Danny Young (Mariners) 6-219 5 TDs
  David Rose (Vipers) 6-103 3 TDs
Rushing:
  Johnnie Nolen (Wolverines)  13 150 1 TD
  Steve Torgenson (Vipers)  18 116 0 TDs
  Karl Mikolon (Rattlers)  20 115 3 TDs

Scoring:
  Danny Young (Mariners) 5 TDs,  1 2-PT PAT - 32 Points
  David Rose (Vipers) 3 TDs - 18 Points
  Karl Mikolon (Rattlers) 3 TDs - 18 Points

Tackles:
  Thadius Vinson (Warriors) 13
  Clint Merz (Rattlers) 9.5
Interceptions:
  Dan Long (Steelers) 2
  Maurice Johnson (Lawmen) 2
  Sean Currenton (Mariners) 2   

Sacks:
  Randy Franks (Wolf Pack) 4
  Ronnie Earnest (Wolf Pack) 3
  Keeneth Roan (Steelers) 3

GCFL Week 4 Top Performers                                                        

Passing:
  Kurtis Koehler (Wolf Pack) 22-30-269 2 TDs
  Ryan Thompson (Rattlers) 10-22-247 3 TDs 2 Ints

 Receiving:
  Sammy Andrade (Wolf Pack) 8-90 2 TDs
  Freeman Baysinger Jr (Bulldogs) 5-168  3 TDs
Rushing:
   Karl Mikolon (Rattlers) 16-141 2 TDs
   Curtis Barfield (Wolf Pack) 16-119 2 TDs

Scoring:
   Davell Brumfield (Lawmen) 3 TDs - 18 Points
   Johnnie Nolen (Wolverines) 3 TDs - 18 Points
   Freeman Baysinger Jr (Bulldogs) 3 TDs - 18 Points

Tackles:
    Kevin Woods (Bulldogs) 10
    Javelle Ford (Wolverines) 10
Interceptions:
  Anthony Rameriez (Rams) 1
  Ben Tuaaga (Wolverines) 1
  Charles Lindsey (Warriors) 1
  Demario Carter (Warriors) 1
  Justin Paulk (Lawmen) 1
  Johnny Wayfer (Rattlers) 1
  Thadius Vinson (Warriors) 1
  Ramon Wade (Crusaders) 1
  Robert Housek (Mariners) 1
  John Philips (Lawmen) 1 

Sacks:
  Javelle Ford (Wolverines)  4

 GCFL Week 3 Top Performers                                                        

Passing:
  Donnell McAlister (Rams) 14-31-202  3 TDs  
  Deandre Montgomery (Bulldogs) 10-22-187 3 TDs 3 Ints

Receiving:
  Sam Cheatham (Lawmen) 6-128  1 TD
  David Rose (Vipers) 5-104 1 TD
  Davell Brumfield (Lawmen) 5-97 1 TD
  Eric Washington (Warriors) 5 54 0 TD
  Marlon Kelley (Vipers) 5-41 1 TD
  Curtis Barfield (Wolf Pack) 5-39 1 TD
Rushing:
   Johnnie Nolan (Wolverines) 12-174  3 TDs
   Karl Mikolon (Rattlers) 12-110 2 TDs

Scoring:
   T.C. Everett (Warriors) 3 TDs - 18 Points
   Johnnie Nolen (Wolverines) 3 TDs - 18 Points

Tackles:
    Andrew Cox (Rams) 10
    Chris Daniels (Wolverines) 9
Interceptions:
  Troymaine Mabon (Lawmen) 2-72 yds - 1TD
  John Phillips (Lawmen) 2-16 yds
  Joe Beachum (Rattlers) 2-12 yds

Sacks:
  Ben Tuaaga (Wolverines) 3
  Kiawa Bynum (Bulldogs) 3
  Eldridge Victor McDowell (Bulldogs) 3
  Alex Stipe (Rams) 3

GCFL Week 2 Top Performers                                                        

Passing:
   Deandre Montgomery (Bulldogs) 10-15-187  2 TDs 1 Int
   Blake Linnell (Vipers) 15-29-160  1 TD 2 Ints
   Shawn McCauley (Warriors) 17-28-158  1 TD 0 Ints

Receiving:
   Davell Brumfield (Lawmen) 6-122 2 TDs 
   Rodney Price (Vipers) 6-97  0 TDs
   Sam Cheatham (Lawmen) 6-58  1 TD
Rushing:
    Rodney Earnest (Wolf Pack) 16-188  2 TDs
    Johnnie Nolan (Wolverines) 15-168  0 TD

Scoring:
    Marcus Malu (Bulldogs) 2 TDs - 1 2-pt Conversion - 14 Points
    Steve Torgensen (Vipers) 2 TDs - 12 Points
    Rodney Earnest (Wolf Pack) 2 TDs - 12 Points
    Curtis Barfield (Wolf Pack) 2 TDs - 12 Points
    Sammy Andrade (Wolf Pack) 2 TDs - 12 Points
    Davell Brumfield (Lawmen) 2 TDs - 12 Points

Tackles:
    Jason Dean (Crusaders) 10
    Marlon Kelley (Vipers) 9

Interceptions:
    Curtis Barfield (Wolf Pack) 2
    Marquise Wallace (Bulldogs) 2

Sacks:
    Keeneth Roan (Steelers) 3
    Kiawa Bynum (Bulldogs) 2
    John Slater (Crusaders) 2
    Ben Douglas (Wolverines) 2
    Randy Franks (Wolf Pack 2
    Eldridge Victor Mcdowell (Bulldogs) 2

  
GCFL Week 1 Top Performers                                                         

Passing:
     Ryan Thompson (Rattlers) 15-20-326  4 TDs 0 Ints
     Boy Humphrey (Lawmen) 11-16-202  2 TDs 0 Ints

Receiving:
    Joe Lawson (Rattlers) 6-110  1 TD
    Davell Brumfield (Lawmen) 6-95 

Rushing:
    Johnnie Nolan (Wolverines) 11-167  1 TD
    Karl Mikolon (Rattlers) 5-78 2TDs

Scoring:
    Angelo Winston (Lawmen) 2 TDs - 1 2-pt Conversion - 14 Points
    Karl Mikolon (Rattlers)  2 TDs - 1 2-pt Conversion - 14 Points

Tackles:
    Adam Roman (Mariners) 9
    Chad Hammer (Lawmen) 8

Interceptions:
    Robert Housek (Mariners) 2
    Marquise Wallace (Bulldogs) 2

Sacks:
    Kiawa Bynum (Bulldogs) 4
    Randy Tscharner (Rattlers) 2
    Kalief Brown (Vipers) 2
    Matt Vallis (Lawmen) 2
    Paul Reynaud (Lawmen) 2
    Ben Douglas (Wolverines) 2
    Arron Byrd (Warriors) 2
   
 
 

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