PIT TOUCH and FLAG FOOTBALL in WINNIPEG MANITOBA - FOOTBALL!

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The record book has been updated with all of the statistical leaders across all 17 divisions in the Winter indoor season! The record book can be viewed by clicking on the link in the navigation toolbar or by clicking here: http://www.pitfootball.com/menu/the-record-book

While each of the all-time records were secure, a number of divisional records fell. Congratulations to the following players who set or tied divisional records.

Elite: Greg Robinson, Avengers new divisional sack record (6)
Div 1: Neil Gwizon, Iced Earth tied the divisional INT record (7)
Div 3: Tony Carvalho, Gladiators tied the divisional sack record (11)
Div 11: Michael DiBiase, Chronic Illness new divisional INT record (8)
Div 12: Paul Grestoni, Can't Touch This; David Deleurme, Can't Touch This TIED new divisional INT record (6)
Div 12: Jj Mikolash, You Can't Coach That tied the divisional pass record (19)
Div 13: Vinny Cannata, Play Action Flashers new divisional points record (78)

Divisions 15 and 16 were new to the PIT and thus the following players have set the standard for future players in those divisions to define themselves against.

Division 15
Sacks - Darren DeCock, Wiener and Taco; Andy Guardado, VG-Unit TIED (6)
INTs - Matt Holoka, Long Balls; Tyler Krasowski, VG-Unit TIED (7)
Points - Roxanna Cox, Wiener and Taco (55)
TD Passes - Tyler Krasowski, VG-Unit (20)

Division 16
Sacks - Mike Desmarais, Downtown; Tim Siddon, Badgers TIED (16)
INTs - Jordan Orieux, Slobberknockers (13)
Points - Braden Hurl, The Greedy Smurfs (62)
TD Passes - Christian Brunel, Slobberknockers (18)

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With the record-breaking indoor season in full swing I haven’t had much of an opportunity to get our summer season information all wrapped up. Here it is, albeit a bit late!

With the large influx of new teams and talent it was inevitable that many PIT records would fall during the summer 2011 season. Not only were many divisional records broken, but three all-time records fell during the season. Congratulations to the following three PIT players who set new standards for individual performance:

POINTS: Evan Panchyshyn, Roughnecks (202)
SACKS: Mike Paluszek, Love Assault (42)
TD PASSES: Jonathon Franklin, The Guild of Calamitous Intent (95)

Evan broke Harlo Larkin’s record of 200 points set just last year when Harlo played for the Division 2 Titans. Most figured Harlo’s record would persist for quite some time, but it took only a year for the record to fall. Evan had a strong finish to the season, pouring in 42 points in the final two games of the season to eclipse the PIT’s all-time scoring record. Even more impressive was the fact that this was Evan’s first full season of touch football!

Mike “Polish” Paluszek had 42 QB sacks in 2011 besting Tony Carvalho’s sack record by one. Mike was able to get the record breaking sack in just his 14th game of the season when he got to Scott McArthur twice in the Love Hitmen’s victory over the Blazers. Good thing because another sack wasn’t forthcoming the remainder of the season! Tony’s mark had stood since the 2009 season, the first outdoor season in the PIT. These two rushers have been going neck and neck for years and they are definitely two of the best at what they do in the province.

The PIT has the most comprehensive statistical records kept in touch football today. Just another reason the PIT is the largest touch football league in Manitoba and continues to be the fastest growing touch football league in Canada. A complete list of divisional records that fell will be posted shortly, but you can get a sneak peak of the record holders in the updated record book here: http://www.pitfootball.com/menu/the-record-book

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Growing from 47 to 70 teams in just one summer meant that the PIT expanded its divisions by two, adding in for the first time both an eighth division and an elite division. The end result had both Elite and Division 8 set new benchmarks in each of the statistical categories. Two new records were also set in team captain Maaco All-Star game, which had to be expanded to two separate games, each held under the lights on the artificial turf of East Side Eagles field. Congratulations to each of our statistical leaders. Each of you obviously had great individual seasons that will hopefully carry over into the indoor, the outdoor 2012 season and beyond!

Listed below are each of the new divisional standards set during the Summer 2011 season. The statistical leaders can also be viewed in a more historical context here: http://www.pitfootball.com/menu/the-record-book

ELITE:
Points: Marshall Cox, Avengers (140)
Touchdown Passes: Jonathon Franklin, Avengers (84)
Interceptions: Kanwal Saran, Avengers (6)
Sacks: Chibueze Uzoruo, Avengers (11)

DIVISION 1:
Points: Ryan Harbour, The Guild of Calamitous Intent (133)
Touchdown Passes: Jonathon Franklin, The Guild of Calamitous Intent (95)
Interceptions: Carlo Bruneau, Iced Earth (16)

DIVISION 2:
Touchdown Passes: Gavin Panchuk, Titans (68)
Interceptions: Marshall Cox, Titans (15)

DIVISION 3:
Interceptions: Steve Nabess, The Dead Zone (18)
Sacks: Mike Paluszek, Love Assault (42)

DIVISION 4:
Points: Jason Malcolm, Blitzkrieg (150)
Sacks: Michael Dew, Blitzkrieg (41)

DIVISION 5:
All divisional records remained safe!

DIVISION 6:
Points: Evan Panchyshyn, Roughnecks (202)
Touchdown Passes: David Guspodarchuk, Ninja Militia (65)

DIVISION 7:
Touchdown Passes: Jason Gibbons, Manwh0r3z United (68)
Sacks: Tim Holfeld, Cheeseheads (30)

DIVISION 8:
Points: Neil Smalley, Slobberknockers (130)
Touchdown Passes: Hoan Mac, Cobras (54)
Interceptions: Neil Smalley, Slobberknockers (18)
Sacks: John Mergulhao, Anvils (33)

TEAM CAPTAIN ALL-STAR GAME:
Points: Allan Bloomfield, Maaco All-Stars Game #1 (White) TIED
Interceptions: Steve Nabess, Maaco All-Stars Game #2 (White)

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With a record number of teams registered for the indoor season some individual records were also bound to fall. Divisions 15 and 16 made their first appearance during the fall 2011 season and some great individual performances were had across the entire league. Congratulations to each of our statistical leaders. Each of you obviously had great individual seasons that will hopefully carry over into the winter 2012 season which is shaping up to be yet another record breaker.

While none of the all-time indoor records were broken there were quite a few divisional records that fell. Listed below are each of the new divisional standards set during the Fall 2011 season. The statistical leaders can also be viewed in a more historical context here: http://www.pitfootball.com/menu/the-record-book

DIVISION 4:
Points: Amarjit Basi, So Smooth Dips (97)

DIVISION 7:
Touchdown Passes: Sean Godard, Onslaught (24) tied existing touchdown pass record for the division

DIVISION 8:
Sacks: Dan Kulas, Da Beers (14) tied the existing sack record for the division

DIVISION 11:
Points: Brayden Berstein, The Tribe (56)
Interceptions: Steve Nabess, Rhinos (8) tied the existing interception record for the division

DIVISION 12:
Touchdown Passes: David Lundberg, River Rats (19) tied existing touchdown pass record for the division
Interceptions: Justin Lavery, The Guns of Hochuli (11)

DIVISION 14:
Touchdown Passes: Daniel Yusim, Deep Punts (20)

DIVISION 15:
Sacks: Andrew Warelis, Long Balls (10)

Congratulations from your PIT Crew

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Winter 2012 set a record for teams with 106 and divisions with 19. Divisions 17 and 18 were created during the season which meant that new standards were set in both those divisions, while across the other divisions there were some great team and individual performances. Congratulations to each of our statistical leaders. Each of you obviously had great individual seasons that will hopefully carry over into future seasons. Special notice should be given to Manny Atwal who led division 18 in both points and interceptions despite rupturing his achilles in the final game of the season, hopefully you have a speedy recovery! And to JJ Mikolash who not only set two divisional TD pass records but became the first QB in PIT history to lead three different divisions in touchdowns thrown.

While none of the all-time indoor records were broken there were quite a few divisional records that fell. Listed below are each of the new divisional standards set during the Winter 2012 season. The statistical leaders can also be viewed in a more historical context here: http://www.pitfootball.com/menu/the-record-book

ELITE:
Interceptions: Marshal Cox, Avengers (8)

DIVISION 1:
Interceptions: Neil Gwizon, Iced Earth (8)

DIVISION 9:
Points: Shawn Pachet, Snipers (94)
Interceptions: Chris Yard, Yolmes (11) tied the existing divisional interception record

DIVISION 13:
Touchdown Passes: Tim Maguire, THCFC (23)

DIVISION 14:
Points: Graham Stephens, TeenAgeDream (84)
Touchdown Passes: JJ Mikolash, TeenAgeDream (26)

DIVISION 15:
Touchdown Passes: JJ Mikolash, Angelic Assassins (31)
Sacks: Clayton Bugera, Blue Balls (10) tied the existing divisional sack record

DIVISION 17:
Points: Aaron Prince, Throwin Picks and Textin Chicks (49)
Touchdown Passes: Terry Martins, The Rouge (13)
Interceptions: Braedy Will, W.D.M.D.P.S.W.D.M.D.P.S.I.D.A.T.Y.Y.D.O (11)
Sacks: Daniel Salo, The Rouge (11)

DIVISION 18:
Points: Manny Atwal, Bad Newz Kennels (38)
Touchdown Passes: Randal Bonneteau, Da Hot Pockets (12)
Interceptions: Manny Atwal, Bad Newz Kennels (11)
Sacks: Larry Klassen, Kick Butkis; Zack Hazlehurst, Old Skool TIED (11)

Congratulations from your PIT Crew

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Spring 2012 set a record for teams with 48 and divisions with 10. There were quite a few individual and team performances that exceeded even the loftiest PIT standards however only one person was able to break a divisional record, and no one was able to overtake an all time record. Congrats to Braden Bone of Solid Oak for setting a new scoring standard in Division 7! To view all the the statistical leaders and historical standards check out the link here: http://www.pitfootball.com/menu/the-record-book

DIVISION 7:
Points: Brayden Bone, Solid Oak (95)

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