CHICAGO, IL - This was certainly a home game that concerned us with OHV fielding almost a full strength outfit. Chicago missing a few klayers from their victory in Columbus a few weeks earlier looked to their veterans on Saturday. played in 70 degree heat and in between showers the home side stepped out from the first bounce full of running and never looked back. Winning the toss and kicking with what looked like a 4-5 goal breeze the United lads took full advantage kicking 5 goals to a solitary behind in the first.

The second quarter saw the Dockers remain solid and hold their own outscoring a United side that was at times wasteful coming into the forward line in a flukey breeze. The Dockers went into the main break 33 points in arrears. With their back line playing well under constant pressure the oppostion coach called for reinforcements and flooded the United forward line, this got the desired result with the United team only able to register 2 goals for the quarter.

The breeze seemed to die in the last and the United side were able to hold a gallant and spirited visiting side and run out comfortable victors in the end 91 to 19.

Big thanks once again go to Paul Drake who donned the orange and black and took on the officiating duties with aplomb. The United boys head out to Denver on 19th June to take on one of the powerhouses of the USAFL, a big challenge awaits.

Chicago 5.5 6.10 8.15 12.19 91
OHV 0.1 2.1 2.1 3.1 19

Goals: Rohan Ward 3, Toby 2, J.Doorhy, Nolan, R. Hayse, M. Leibowitz, S. Blundell, B. Hoyt, G. Forte
Best: G. Forte, B. Uhlmann, BJ Gambaro

Field Umpire: Paul Drake