Pink Panthers' Justin Mahan with the leaping catch in the back of the end zone that gets past Adirondack's J's Craig Livsey. The best two teams in the league would meet up in the championship as #1 Pink Panthers and #2 Adirondack J's would battle for the title. The game would be played at a very fast tempo as the Pink Panthers would have a 33-20 lead at the break. In the second half, the Panthers would hold the Adirondack J's in check and win the half 34-16 which would give the Panthers the 67-36 victory. With the win, the Pink Panthers have crowned a four-time champion. Gallery

Adirondack J's Austin Velie (3) with the catch at eye level and turns and burns it up the field for the score. Gallery

Adirondack J's Austin Velie (3) gets a fingertip on the ball and sends it to the ground. The #2 Adirondack J's would meet up with the #3 Clinton Gladiators in the second semi-finals in what would be the best game of the night. The teams would trade scores in the first and the game would be tied at 13 at the break. In the second the Adirondack J's would get some help from there defense and win the half 19-7 which would give the 32-20 victory. With the win, Adirondack J's would move to the title to try and avenge there only loss of the season. Gallery

Clinton Gladiators' Larry Coolidge bring in the ball for the touchdown catch. Gallery

CJ Tunes & Photography Devin Fessette (23) with the leaping catch along the sidelines to keep the drive alive. The #1 Pink Panther's would meet up with the #4 CJ Tunes & Photography in the first semi-finals. The game would be tight through the first half and CJ Tunes and Photography would have the 13-7 lead at the break. In the second half, the Pink Panthers would turn up the tempo and take control of the game and outscore them 31-6 and take convincing 38-19 victory. With the win, the Pink Panthers head to the title game to take on the other semi-final winner. Gallery

Pink Panthers Trevor St. Clair with the catch along the sidelines that keeps the feet in bounds as he plays chicken with the line. Gallery

Plattsvegas' wide receiver makes the catch and then braces for the hit. In the fourth game of week eight the Plattsvegas Packers would take on the Plain White T's. The first half would be a very slow paced as the Packers would have the 20-13 lead at the break. In the second half the pace would pick up but the Plain White T's couldn't make up the differences as the teams traded scores at three each to give the Packers 40-32 victory. Gallery

Plattsvegas wide receiver with the shoulder catch over the middle for the first down. Gallery

Pink Panthers Harry Rascoe with the interception along the sidelines to regain possession. In-game three of Week eight of the season, the Pink Panthers would take on the CJ Tunes and Photography. The Pink Panthers would run there normal run and gun offense as they would outscore CJ's 5-3 in the first half for the 33-18 lead at the break. In the second half, it would be more of the same the Panthers outscored the 6-3 for the 73-32 victory. With the win, the Pink Panthers finish the season undefeated and lock up the number one seed in playoffs next week. Gallery

Pink Panthers Troy Bouyea with the touchdown along the backline. Gallery

Rand Hill Painters' Scott Aguila with the catch and then slices by the defender. In-game one of the eighth and final week of season the Rand Hill Painters would meet up with the Clinton Gladiators. The Gladiators would get off to the quick 12-0 lead on two scores in the first five minutes. Rand Hill would get on the board in the tenth minute on Scott Auguila's touchdown to make it 12-7. Then in the fifteenth minute Rand Hill would take the 13-12 lead on Karnley's touchdown. Then to finish out the first half the Gladiators would score three times to take the 34-13 lead at the break. In the second half Rand Hill would have no answer for the Gladiators as the Gladiators outscored them 4-1 and took the 59-13 win. With the win, the Gladiators clinched the third seed in the playoffs next weekend. Gallery

Clinton Gladiators' Taylor Chapple with the catch in the back of the endzone for the touchdown. Gallery