North America - July 31 & Aug 1 - Apocalypse Challenge in CALGARY, ALBER ToppyT - Jun 01, 2004 - 08:48 AM Post subject: July 31 & Aug 1 - Apocalypse Challenge in CALGARY, ALBER
The Alberta Blood Bowl Association is proud to present the inaugural annual Alberta Apocalypse Blood Bowl Challenge.
This tournament is the first of its kind within Western Canada and is NAF approved.
For more information see the NAF tournament page, download the information and registration package (below), go to Alberta Blood Bowl Association???s website ( www.abbba.org ) or drop me PM.
I hope to those within the western provinces and states will be there!!!!Colin - Jun 01, 2004 - 05:00 PM Post subject:
Hey, I'm definately going to this!
Can we get this made a sticky?
I hope some of the coaches out there living in western Canada/US will consider coming to this one as there are few (if any) NAF tournies in west NA. Calgary's a great city to visit, so come on and register.Colin - Jun 23, 2004 - 09:56 PM Post subject:
*bump*
Just in case anyone was wondering what tourney I was talking about in the Spike! thread.ToppyT - Jul 01, 2004 - 06:45 PM Post subject:
Less than 1 Month until we host the first Western Canada NAF tournament, here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
If you are interested in joining us please feel free to read through the information on the Alberta Blood Bowl Association's website. (below)
I look forward to meeting you all and showing you all a great time!!Colin - Jul 01, 2004 - 07:56 PM Post subject:
Yeah, c'mon and attend this tourney. Calgary is a great city to visit and it will be an historical event, first tourney in western Canada.
And I'll be there so that will make it even better. ToppyT - Jul 19, 2004 - 03:33 PM Post subject:
We are getting realy excited here in Calgary as we are now ONLY 2 weeks away to an actual tournament to be hosted this side of Toronto.
We would love to see you here!!!
More info available on website and in tournament section.Thom - Jul 30, 2004 - 05:21 PM Post subject:
I hope you post reports of the action here!ToppyT - Jul 30, 2004 - 09:02 PM Post subject:
Of course - WE hope many will come
We should have it posted and reported to the NTO by Wednesday at the latest.Colin - Aug 01, 2004 - 08:17 PM Post subject:
Just got back from the tourney and it was great fun! Congrads to Toppy for organising and running it (along with the other volunteers from his league), great job. Though it was a small tourney, 14 participants, it still was enjoyable and I'm sure all will be back next year, so hopefully there will be more NAF members coming as well. The only NAF members that I know who were there other than me, DesTroy, Balbaroy, and Rustycan. A guy name Chris was the winner (played Dwarves), I played CDs (same teams that I played at the BB) and was one of the finalists in the best painted award (hard to believe, I know, just shows that there wasn't any real high calibar paint jobs there, but the guy who won with a Nurgle Rotter team definately deserved it).
Hopefully we will get more NAF support next year (as this, so far, is the only BB tourney in western Canada).Colin - Aug 02, 2004 - 12:33 PM Post subject:
Just put pics up on TBB, go check it out.
As far as tourney support goes, I'm sure we can do better for next year... the way I look at the past two weekends is that more than 120 coaches in five different countries were playing BB in sanctioned tournaments. The size of the event doesn't matter nearly as much as the quality of the tournament and whether everyone enjoyed the time they spent... from all reports, it appears they did!
(hard to believe, I know, just shows that there wasn't any real high calibar paint jobs there, but the guy who won with a Nurgle Rotter team definately deserved it).