Chronicles of the Blade is a Craab based movement devoted to Street Hockey and Motorball. This movement derives its name from the fact that both these sports are played on in-line skates or, as they are commonly known, "Roller Blades." Street Hockey is much like Ice Hockey except that it is played on asphalt or concrete, making it more accessible than its icy counterpart. The majority of our games are played in the parking lot of Emerson Elementary, found on the northeast corner of University and Westwood, in Mesa. Motorball is a sport of our own contriving, inspired by the sporting event, of the same name, found within the pages of Yukito Kishiro's post-apocalyptic cyberpunk saga Battle Angel Alita. It is a high contact race where teams fight for control of the Motorball while completing circuits around a track. The majority of our Motorball events are held on the Wheelchair Course located on the Mesa Community College campus, which is found on the southeast corner of Southern and Dobson, in Mesa.

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Hockey: October 25th, 2008

CRAAB Winter Saturday Morning Hockey League 2008-2009 Season Game 2: Saturday October 25th, 2008 from 8:00AM to 9:30AM at the Emerson Parking Lot.

Players in attendance:

Jerry
Kohl
Boo

FYI: Two on one doesn't work so well.
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Hockey: October 18th, 2008

CRAAB Winter Saturday Morning Hockey League 2008-2009 Season Game 2: Saturday October 18th, 2008 from 8:00AM to 9:30AM at the Emerson Parking Lot.

Players in attendance:

Kohl
Boo
Caleb
Vasa (who came much later)

Boo won the cosplay competition, with his Fire Nation shirt made by his wife Meredith.


Caleb got second place with his piece titled, "Teenage Angst".

Congratulations Boo!
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Hockey: Saturday October 11th, 2008

The inaugural CRAAB Winter Saturday Morning Hockey League 2008-2009 Season game was at Saturday October 11th, 2008 at the Emerson Parking Lot from 8:00 to 9:30 AM.

Players in attendance:

Boo
Caleb
Jerry
Kohl
Vasa

The game was slow to get started but ultimately it was great.
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