Vi-Kings of Puck Bowl II
This year's Puck Bowl featured the same teams as last year, but with a different result. The Kalamazoo Vikings netted their first Puck Bowl championship by defeating the Seattle Slimy Slugs 150-98. Last year, Marshall Faulk's MVP performance was enough to engineer a Seattle victory, however, this year's MVP performance (33pts) seemed to be the Slug's only form of offense. Kalamazoo posted big numbers from both D. Culpepper (30pts), E. George (27pts), and the Saints defense (21pts). Both teams now look ahead to next season where they will try to bring another championship to their respective owners.
Post-Season Fever Begins
The regular season is finally over and the quest for a Puck Bowl Championship starts for four very deserving teams. For the other six teams the end of the season marks the begining of the planning phase for the next year. >>More..
At Midseason Wisconsin In the Lead
 After Week 7, the Wisconsin Wannabe's are in first place with a 6-1-0 record. After a slow 1-2 start, the Kalamazoo Vikings have been on fire and have been closing in on Wisconsin. The surprise this year would have to be the Rocko Bengals managed by Willa. This amazing five year old has managed her team to a respectable 4-3 record after going 3-9 last year. The expansion Byron Center Bears have shown how hard it is for expansion teams to start as they begin their first season with a 1-6 record. The MVP of the first half of the season goes out to Marshall Faulk of 1999 Puck Bowl Champion Seattle Slimy Slugs. Rest of Individual Ranking
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Seattle Upsets Kalamazoo In Puck Bowl I
 Lead by Jabin Q. the Seattle Slimy Slugs (9-4-0) pulled out a surprising victory over the regular season leading Kalamazoo Vikings (12-1-0) 131 to 87. Seattle had a huge day from both M. Faulk (30pts) and B. Johnson (25pts) while only one player of Kalamazoo could muster more than 20 points.
The Seattle Slimy Slugs become the first champions of the newly formed Puck's World Fantasy Football League.
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