Crush battle for playoff spot in Mutiny rematch
June 11, 2004 - National Women's Football Association (NWFA)
Connecticut Crush News Release
NEWINGTON, CT â June 11, 2004 â The Connecticut Crush Women's Professional Football Team (5-2) enters its final home game of the 2004 season, on Saturday June 12th, tied with the Massachusetts Mutiny for second place in the Northern Division. A playoff berth is on the line. The winner will advance and the loser will go home. Kick off is 7:05PM at Veteran's Memorial Stadium in New Britain, adjacent to the home of the New Britain Rock Cats.
Since the league's inception, there has been a growing rivalry between the teams, further fueled by recent events. Last year, the Crush claimed a one point victory at Massachusetts with no time on the clock, narrowly beating out the Mutiny for the final playoff spot in the Conference. In this season's first meeting of the two teams, the Crush saw a 7-0 lead in the 3rd quarter erased as the Mutiny scored 28 unanswered points to win the game. Don't miss this highly anticipated rematch! With the playoffs only one victory away, both teams are certain to bring their best!
For more details on the Connecticut Crush, including ticket sales, or player information, visit the team website at www.crushfootball.com or email team@ctcrush.com.
The National Women's Football Association (NWFA), the largest league in the world for women's full contact NFL-type football, was formed in August 2000 with just two teams. Since then, the league has seen significant growth and currently consists of 37 teams across the country. For more NWFA league information, visit www.womensfootballcentral.com.
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