The U23 competition will be run on Tuesday nights. Adel Uni, as a non Central ABL club, is not eligible to field teams in Div 1, but can field teams in Div 2 & 3. Players are eligble if under 23 on 31/12/2011 – i.e. if born in 1989 or later.

BSA’s expectation is that D3 teams will move up to D2, which will now be scheduled on Monday nights.
D4 teams are expected to move up to D3, which will now be scheduled on Wednesday nights.
D5 teams are expected to move up to D4, which will be scheduled on Wednesday nights.
Any D5 competition will also be run on Wednesdays.

Playing 2 senior games (in different grades) in the one week will continue to be against BSA bi-laws, but playing both U23 and senior games in the one week will be OK as they are two separate competitions. This will increase the club’s capacity to avoid forfeits.

AUBC’s draft nominations are as follows:

Men:

Senior D2 (Monday)
Senior D3 (Wednesday)
Senior D4 (Wednesday)
U23 D2 (Tuesday)

Women:

Senior D2 (Monday)
Senior D3 (Wednesday)
Senior D4 (Wednesday)

Unfortunately there are not enough U23 women in the squad to enter a team in the U23 competition.

The club needs to hear from people as follows:

Any current players not intending to play Summer 2010/11
Any current D5 players unable to play Wednesdays
Anyone wanting to coach, and what nights they can coach (we need 4 coaches on Wednesday night!)
All U23 eligible men on their availability to play Tuesday nights.

An email has been sent to all current AUBC men – please respond to it by August 23 as the club needs to firm up nominations at month end.

The Greater Division 4 Griffins were sitting a mere three points outside of the top four before going on a three match run against our old rivals and two of the teams we were looking to knock out of the finals spots.

It began in style against the Super Tafe from down the road, the Griffins bolstered by the inclusions of Pete Waller – absent for over a month with various ailments – and The Dan Harris. After conceding four triples on the way to losing the first quarter, the Griffins won the next three by comfortable margins; closing the game on the humiliating note of a nothin’-but-net trey from The Dan to cap a 26 – 11 final quarter blow out. Pete hit 18 on his return, The Dan reaching 14 with that final quarter madness. 14 was much less than the number of times the event was mentioned after the game, no doubt.

Griffins 72 – 48 University of SA (Pete 18, Dan 14, Tom 10, Patty 9, John 8, Brad 7, Max 4, Stu 2)

Next up was Torrens Valley, the Griffins a spectre of their best lineup with various players unavailable – Pete having been promoted to division 3. Kris Dyer suited up to give the Griffins a sixth man. The first quarter was full of encouraging signs, with some late threes giving the Cougars a one point lead at the interval. Unfortunately, the Griffins came out all purple in the second half, allowing one Cougar to score 14 points – all from within the arc or at the line. We would never recover, with the 13 point 2nd quarter differential proving to be the deciding margin, despite Brad having one of his better games in division 4 and Stu continuing his fine point scoring form since being promoted from division 5.

Griffins 64 – 77 Torrens Valley (Brad 16, Stu 14, John 13, Patty 11, Tom 6, Kris 4)

Needing a win to keep alive our now 99% fat free, no added sugars finals hopes, the Griffins next game was against the team contemporaneously (legitimately use a bigger word, fellow editors ) occupying our desired fourth spot on the ladder: North Adelaide Red. An unexpected boost was received before tip off, with the game switched from the Launchpad to the Dome due to what I can only hope had something to do with a meteor destroying Hillcrest. Seriously though, apparently there’s a hole in the floor? I’m not surprised – there’s holes in every other dimension of the building, not to mention a dent in the gate by court 2 from when one Kelly Penn shoved some **PROFANITY WARNING** from the Bearcats into it last year. Good times.

Yes, good times… unlike most of the game I’m supposed to be reviewing, here. A 20 – 5 first quarter no show from the Griffins was the chief architect of our ultimate demise – the Griffins front court struggling all night to get into any kind of rhythm, out hustled and out toughed by shorter but meaner North forwards. The return of Chris McMichael to the tune of 22 points not enough to halt the probable slide out of the finals race with a 14 point loss – nobody else hitting double figures.

Griffins 52 – 66 North Adelaide Red (Chris 22, Max 7, Tom 7, Patty 6, Stu 4, John 4, Brad 2, Nath zero)

The resulting drop from fifth to seventh has put the not-so-greater Griffins all but mathematically out of contention of a finals spot this season, with three games to play. The maybe-not-quite-lesser-anymore Griffins, however, are only a point out of fourth after their double header double whammy.

Go Griffins!

Sunday night, 1/8/10, and the Greater Grifs lined up against a Norwood side that had defeated them earlier in the season. Brian Ho (M.D) and Robert Bob were unavailable for the do-or-die clash, but the Grifs brought enough firepower to down Chuck Norris. The Grifs came out running and gunning in the First Quarter, trampling right over a hapless Norwood defence. Kel was money from the outside, Scotty could miss from mid-range and the Johnson boys got busy in the key to the tune of 6 easy points. Norwood’s centre dropped 3 treys before the Grifs decided to D him up, and the first quarter scoreboard read 20-12 in favour of the Griffins.

Adam ‘Tuz”TJ”The General’ Turrell worked the basketball like it was a soap-on-a-rope in the Second Quarter, stacking dimes and embarrassing Norwood in their futile efforts to stop him, including a full-court over the head pin-point pass. Crazy-funny. Mockford got on the break (on the break, Mockford didn’t get over half court!) and layed in 6 easy. TJ dimed Kel for consecutive triples, Jay got his inside and Scotty kept banging them in from 15 feet and the Griffins lead had ballooned to a 20 point 47-27 lead. The Grifs were led by Jay’s 8, Kel’s 14 and Scotty’s 10. Special mention to

The Third Quarter was much the same. Jay dropped 8 in the quarter, Chris dropped in 5 and TJ got on the scoreboard with 4. The Grifs took the quarter 21-12 and the lead was getting to a silly 30 points.

The Grifs continued to turn the screws in the Fourth Quarter, blowing the game right out and giving themselves a massive percentage boost. Jay was into straight Termintor mode, dropping 10 in the quarter (that’s an 18-point second half), Kel got cheeky and was floating in spinning runners and hooks, and Wens got a jumper and a layup to go. The Griffins took the quarter 25-17, and the match 93-56.

FINAL SCORE: AUBC Griffins 2 def Norwood 2 93-56 (Jay 26, Kel 23, Scotty 14, Chris 11, TJ 8, Toby 7, Wens 4)

The Grifs went 4/7 from the free throw line (57%) and hit three 3s.

In the second match of the double header, the Grifs, flying high off the momentum gained from the Norwood match, were set to take on a rejuvinated Western Magic squad. Squaring off in a quiet Hillcrest stadium, the Grifs were rocking and landing thundering blows like Manny Pacquiao, looking to make it two wins from two starts.

The Grifs started cautiously, feeding the ball inside out for open looks to the Johnson boys and even better looks for the snipers on the perimeter. Toby was especially geared up, finishing in the congestion and leading the Grifs to an early lead. The Magic hit a half-court three at the buzzer to cut back into the margin, but the Grifs had momentum and the lead at the first break, 14-12.

The second quarter was a laugher. Kel dropped in a triple to open his account, Toby hit a freebie and a lay-in, Chris got on the break and Robbo was dropping in jumpers. TJ, sick of dishing to everyone else, went coast to coast twice for tough runners off glass and before the Magic could call a timeout or make a change, the Grifs were up by 20 and were knocking on the door of a blowout. The Grifs took the quarter 27-5, capped by a Toby Johnson buzzer-beating reverse layup, in a sound display of offensive ingenuity and defensive intensity. The Grifs led the Magic at the majoy break 41-17, paced by TJ’s 8, Chris’ 11, and Toby’s 10.

The Third Quarter was no let off for the Magic as the Griffins continued to pile on the pain. Jay, free from the defensive shackles of his opposing number, got his short-game working a treat dropping 7 points in the quarter. Meanwhile, Kel pulled on his TMac v SanAntonio cape and went to town, dropping 8 points in what seemed like 8 seconds, including a pair of triples and a steal-and-stuff. Wens hit a long jumper and the Grifs had extended their lead and closed out the quarter, taking it 22-9.

The Final Quarter was a formality, with the Grifs up 30 and the Magic’s top scorer on the bench in foul trouble. Scotty got long for some layups and jumpers, Kel dropped a running scoop and Jay hit two more and the Grifs cruised to victory. The Grifs took the last quarter 14-12 and the game 77-38.

Final Score: AUBC Griffins 2 def Western Magic 77-38 (Kel 15, Toby 14, Jay 13, Chris 11, TJ, Scotty 8, Wens 6, Robbo 2)

The Grifs went 6/12 at the stripe (50%) and hit 5 threes.

Great games all round, boys. That puts us 1/2 a game out of the playoffs in 5th spot behind Nth Red (they had a draw). I wish we didn’t drop some of those easy ones (Bearcats, Nth Red, Nth White) that could’ve guarenteed our playoff spot. Looks as though with three games left in the season, two against top 4 sides, we’ve got our work cut out to scrape into that 4th spot.

thanks for reading,

kel

The night started at the Unibar where the Griffins crashed the SA Challenge presentation evening. The Griffins boys and girls contributed to Adelaide Uni’s total sports victory by defeating Flinders and UniSA teams the day before! The Unibar was most memorable for the $10 jugs of Boags which helped start the night off!

After a short trek to the Austral –A last minute change of venue – the “Drinkoffs” commenced with Super-Judge Wensley overseeing proceedings.

The first round of “Drinkoffs” were highlighted by:

• An epic sisterly battle between the Westthorp sisters where Jess overcame the age handicap to make it into the next round.
• Mark Scopacasa and Lea Obriens friend (Baseball Cap Guy) – this was arguably the bout of the tournament as there had to be a rematch after the first skull – eventually ‘Baseball Cap Guy’ got the better of Scopa.
• Jason Valentine solidifying the legend that is JV with a performance which stopped the clock at 2.27 seconds

AUBC crew picked up members on the way to Winstons with past Unigamers making it onto the crawl.

At Winstons the Westthorp sisters decided to play DJ (of course a fight broke out between the two over track selection). However the dance floor began to expand as the Griffins pushed the locals off with various spin-moves.

$50 drink voucher donated by Winstons went to the second and third round of the “Drinkoffs” where dark horse Chloe Lim surprised the bookies by moving into the 3^rd round but she stopped there by failing to make it to the starting line. Jane Elliot supported (literally) by her entourage and Lara McCarthy showed what she learnt growing up Tanunda by both making it through to the Finals to be held at Electric Light Hotel.

The boys draw saw some scratchings but into the final went; Wens’ Mate “Dirty Mick” and Lea O’brian’s Mate “Baseball Cap Guy”.

The dance floor was hot, the music retro and the drinks flowing but it was time to move on – that is after Chris McMichael got back to Winstons by catching a bus from Uni…he then got confronted by a random chick as he entered; “where have you been? All your mates are here… you must suck! I bet you have nothing to do with this pubcrawl…” ahhh nice to meet you too!

ELECTRIC LIGHT HOTEL – THE FINALS

The party continued as players, coaches, friends and family all started to lose control J Adam Humenick fresh off some birthday pre-drinks was enjoying himself, Dave and Lea were doing what they do best and Max Sankauskas was talking shit and we don’t know what John Tonkin, Scott McClusky and Kelly Penn were doing because they weren’t there…

“Drinkoff” finalists; Baseball Cap Guy, Dirty Mick, Lara Mac and Jane were preparing themselves  - getting more drinks into them!!!

The stage was set, spotlights on, Pint Glasses at the ready, the crowd was there (kind-of) and finals glory to be claimed.

WOMENS FINAL:

Lara started strong but the pint-glass was just too big as she had to stop before her glass was empty… however it would not have affected the result as Jane Elliot, who had forgotten of the enormity of the moment, smashed her beer acknowledged the crowd and then went and had a victory shot with her team.

MENS FINAL:

Dirty Mick vs Baseball Cap Guy… the heavyweight battle was to begin. As both competitors swayed at the ready a hush fell over the beer garden… Larger pints presented, “3-2-1 Drink” both drinks were completed but the legend of Dirty Mick added a chapter as he took out the mens Drinkoffs.

Thanks to everyone who went on pubcrawl. We made a bit of cash and I know there were some stories from the night. Congrats to Jane and Dirty! Get ready for the next one! Theme suggestions are welcome!

The AUBC Griffins have created a group to run in the City to Bay Fun Run on Sunday 19 September. If you are interested in running (or walking) the City to Bay please fill in your details as outlined below. We will be holding weekly running sessions each Sunday at various locations.
Get on it!

Chris McMichael

City to Bay Online Entry:
Go to http://www.city-bay.org.au/

1) On homepage go to “online entry” and click “create User Account” (or enter your details if you did it last year)

2) Enter Personal Details

a. Check “*individual*” as Logon type

b. select“*aubcgriffins*” in drop-down menu, under the Group Name heading

c. Leave Team name blank

d. Click update user

3) Under user menu (on the right) click “enter the race”

4) Enter details

a. Under ‘entrant type’ choose the run you will do (I’m doing 12km run – you should too)

b. Under ‘group name’ click drop down menu for existing companies and find “AUBCGRIFFINS” and click on it.

c. Leave team name blank

d. Check your corresponding payment type

e. Click ‘final entrant for this session to register but pay late (you are not in the race until paid)

f. Click proceed to checkout to pay

5) Trainings

15 Aug – Uni Loop 10:00 (Meet at sign, half way along Mackinnon Parade)

22 Aug – Wier run 10:00 (Meet at sign, half way along Mackinnon Parade)

29 Aug – Wier Run 10:00 (Meet at sign, half way along Mackinnon Parade)

5 Sep – Thebarton to beach 9:00 (Meet at Thebarton Gym)

12 Sep – Uni Loop 10:00 (Inter-faculty basketball tournament in afternoon)

19 Sep – City to Bay event

It was a cold and wintery afternoon. Wayville stadium loomed like a haunted mansion and there sitting… waiting inside was a sleeping giant (The Div 5 Griffins team –and both coaches).  To make the moment even more momentous the game was moved to court 1 due to a malfunctioning score clock projecting the screams of lost souls (maintaining haunted house analogy).

League leading North Adelaide fielded 6 players but all of their weapons were there. The Griffins brought 7; Melissa (I’m giving up scoring for hustle & boards) Perry, Catherine (don’t piss me off or ill break your nose) Cunningham, Kate (still can’t think of a nickname) Richards, Chloe (The Hurricane #2 / movie star) Lim, Emma (Game-Time) Westthorp, Jess (Cuddles) Westthorp and Jane (I should bring my mum every week) Elliot.

Game On!!!

First Quarter:

We still don’t know if it was the rain, the stadium, court 1 or Catherine having an eye for the umpire that woke the sleeping giant, but whatever it was we should bottle it! The Griffins came out and handed it to North opening up a 14-2 lead!

North called a timeout and changed their approach. The first quarter was highlighted by Chloe Lim rebounds and spin moves, Cunninham penetration, Jane’s inability to score… and great team play!

Quarter finished, Griffins leading 14-9

Second Quarter:

 After an animated quarter time speech from Coach Stubing the Griffins came out and continued their effort on defense limiting North to one shot per offence. The Griffin defense provided good offences as Kate Richards received outlet passes and lead the break. Despite some frustrating shots from North the girls stayed disciplined with Emma Westthorp controlling the offence. As the griffins began to tire turnovers became a factor however whenever North looked like breaking, there was Mel Perry to intercept, defend or give a Medusa-Stare stopping North in their tracks.

Due to patient, smart and unselfish offence and hardworking defense the Griffins kept their lead.

 Score: 22-18

Half Time:

The second half saw the game kick up a notch. North were feeling the pressure and the Griffins could smell their fourth victory of the year. AUBC continued to attack the basket while putting the North Adelaide full-court trap to shame. Solid foul shooting kept the score ticking while North girls were racking up fouls. A Chloe Lim offensive board and shooting foul resulted in a North player fouling out reducing them to 5.

This seemed to fire the rockets as they showed why they are were league leaders. 3’s and transition baskets hurt the Griffins indicating we were tiring, timeout Griffins.

North dropped back to their 2-3 zone and with subs in Uni looked refreshed. Teams went basket-for-basket thanks to some sharp shooting from ‘Cuddles’ leaving the game tied 32-32 going into the last.

Final Quarter:

Tired??? Who’s tired??? Chris was breaking a sweat on the score bench teaching the other scorer and trying to start the clock but the Griffins girls kicked ass breaking the deadlock with solid rebounding and good running in offence going up 38-34.

Notice that Jane has not had a mention so far … we were just saving up (she had scored 10 already). The fourth quarter however was the ‘Tarzan Show’.

The Griffins continued to work hard. Rebounds and fast break offence kept the pressure on.  The umpires put away their whistles for the last which worked in our favour as Catherine was; quote; “deaf and pissed off”

For the entirety of the final quarter the Griffin offence went through Jane; layups, put-backs, offensive/defensive rebounds, and1 baskets, leading the break. It even impressed the other scorer who had never watched a game!

Griffins up 42-35 and looking the goods… until the North shooters decided to come and play. Bang, Bang 6 points in 2 consecutive possessions… 42-41.

Nathan was nervous, Chris was struggling to keep score but the players were cool, calm and collected. Except Catherine who decided to smash a girl in the nose and then sit on her… (yes, they were both going for the ball).

North on the break, long pass, North girl ALONE under the ring… and she missed – rebound Griffins, long pass and layup! (Four point turnaround). It didn’t stop there as Jess sank another duce and Jane was sent to the line splitting the pair.

Griffins defended out the last minute enduring vicious and high pressure defense to take the game!

Final Score Griffins win 47-43.

Jane Elliot (19), Catherine Cunningham (9), Chloe Lim (9)

Congratulations Girls! North Adelaide was top for a reason. It shows that hard-working defense and team offence can achieve good results. This is proof that we have improved a lot!

Phonecall:

Mark: “Hi Chris, its Mark here, ummm my car just ran out of fuel and I’m stuck in the city…”

"The Bank"

Chris: “Hi Mark, shit… well I can’t help u we start in 10, bugger”

Mark:  “Well I’ll see what I can do hopefully I get there…”

Chris: “see ya mate”

After the girls victory the boys were hungry for some of the limelight! However Flinders had fielded a serious team, boosted with some ABA goodness. Toby (light-weight) Lightheart, Dave (layup-bandit) Scroggs, Jeremey (Mr Basketball) Cotterill, Mark (bank my free throws) Scopacasa and William (Non-Griffin) Bruce took to the floor leaving Chris McMichael on the bench, basking in the glory of his coaching victory, Mark Proctor was still somewhere between the city, Flinders Uni and his mums house. Game –on!!!!!!

First Half:

The Griffins Toby Light’d it up! – making it rain down on Flinders home court and their ego’s. 14 odd points in the first quarter indicated who our go to guy was – or did it? Trailing by 11, Flind

ers switched defense to a box & 1 to guard Toby. This didn’t slow the griffins down as Chris found his range from the corners, Dave was out on the break and Will was everywhere else!

Quarter time saw, Mark turn up with his mum’s car, Flinders get angry and the Griffins holding a small lead.

Out of the break flinders kicked it up. Penetration and some outside shooting put the griffins under pressure however our efforts in the open floor thanks to Jeremy and Dave kept the score tight.

By half time (due to a banked, halfway, buzzer beater hoo

k shot- with a hand in the face) the griffins were now trailing.

Second Half:

The game kicked up a notch as the lead bounced between the teams. With all griffins contributing and Flinders not feeling the range the griffins looked strong. Then disaster struck our in-your-face defender, Will Bruce. A knock in the open court put him out of action for the rest of the game. Griffins were down to 6 players…

With all of 6-9 Mark Proctor taking up space in the key the griffins decided to win it off the glass allowing F

L-R: Will Bruce, Jeremy Cotterill, ... , Scroggsmachine

linders to ping as many 3’s as they wanted.

The griffins dug deep taking tactical timeouts to give players a rest and rotating our only sub. The game was tight, tension was in the air, UniSA were doing their warm ups and the griffins were down by 1. The baseline in our 2-3 zone were under the pump as flinders jumped at every rebounding opportunity but we held strong and with 1:30 left we took the lead…

Last 1 minute 30 seconds:

Bang – 3 pointer from Flinders. The lead was clawed back through tight D and patient offence.

Bang – another 3 form Flinders. Pressure on, Toby double teamed in the paint desperate outlet to Mark Scopacasa in the corner – don’t look now… swish 3!!!

But he didn’t stop there…. 30 seconds to go… shot up Griffins scrap for offensive rebound, dumped inside to … guess who… Scopa! Under the ring, shot up, fouled AND 1 BABY!!!

Griffins up by 2, Mark at the line – THUD*¹ (backboard)… splash (net)- Griffins up by 3.

Timeout, Flinders 25 seconds to play. Inbound from the half, 3 point attempt, rebound griffins.

Long pass and out of bounds Griffins end, Flinders ball (2.7 seconds on clock)…

Flinders inbound pass long, Siren sounds (while ball in air) and goes out of bounds!!!

Griffins win… not if flinders had anything to do with it……. After minutes of bitching they get the ball back with longer on the clock because the clock started early??? WTF ???

 Anyway – Smothering Griffin defense avoided a last second loss as the Griffins claimed victory 78-75 in what was a high quality and hotly contested encounter!!! Congratulations boys!

*¹ Scopa insists he planned to hit the backboard.

Interval:

Victory beers consumed while Flinders demolished UniSA 102-71.

Match 2 Griffins V UniSA

L-R: Mark Proctor, Scared-wierd-little-guy

With a victory over Super-TAFE the griffins could (like the girls) be South Australian Uni Basketball Champions – and that is exactly what happened…

The decisive 119-46 score line put Adelaide Uni firmly on top of the table.

Dave Scroggs and Jeremy Cotterill went crazy on fast breaks and Chris McMichael provided comic relief by not being able to make a layup on more than one occasion.

Most memorable moment of the match unfortunately was a UniSA player cramping in both calves simultaneously and rolling in pain on the court- poor guy.

Fifth Quarter:

Adelaide University Women – SA Challenge Champions

Adelaide University Men – SA Challenge Champions

Adelaide University – SA Challenge Champion University

Pub-crawl Celebration tomorrow!!!

L-R: Lara McCarthy, Emma Westhorp, Kate Richards, Chris McMichael, Jess(cuddles)Westhorp, Jane Elliot (Absent: Luisa Neo, Chloe Lim, Mel Perry, Kim Omond)

Pre-game:

The girls arrived at 930 as asked however in typical fashion we congregated at the wrong flinders basketball gymnasium. Who would have thought??? Flinders has two gyms on campus (pay attention Adelaide sports association!). Many desperate phone calls later we arrived and were confronted with a formidable Flinders university team. Despite Flinders being stacked with div 3 players and quality ring-ins our girls were equally focused.  Game time!…after an inspirational, coach carter-esque speech from Coach Chris;  Lara (Big Bird) McCarthy, Jane (Tarzan) Elliot, Chloe (The Hurricane #2) Lim, Louisa (The One) Neo and Kate (insert nick-name) Richards hit the hardwood leaving Jess Westthorp, Emma Westthorp, Mel Perry and super sub Kim Omond to warm the bench.

First Quarter:

Go Team !

The griffins came out firing! A successful tip gave “The One” the ball. Structured offence resulted in a duce under the ring from Big Bird. This set the tone for the rest of the quarter.  Coach Chris insisted on calling subs continuously and on the back of fast break offence and good post play the Griffins took an 8 point lead with them into the second. Score: 12-6 Griffins

Second Quarter:

Substitutions were taken and the influx of fresh legs caught Flinders off-guard as Adelaide extended their lead. Hustling defense from Mel, Steve Nash no look passes from Neo and fierce glass cleaning from Kim put the Griffs in a strong position. Flinders desperately called timeouts. Despite carefully chosen words from Coach Chris, AU went back on the court and tried desperately to lose out lead… The buzzer beat us to it as we went into the half 25-20.

Championship Quarter:

In similar fashion to the second the Griffins were throwing the game away. It required a 28-28 score line and a timeout to ruffle some feathers before the griffin’s spread their wings and took off with the game (most griffin related comments in one sentence perhaps???). 3 minutes of dominant basketball put the girls in a strong position going in to the final quarter.

Final Quarter:

No matter which combination was on the court the griffins played great basketball but could not blow the game open.  Flinders and AU went basket for basket for the last 4:30 with Adelaide University Griffins taking the game 51 – 46 and with it, the title of ‘SA University Champions’.

Congratulations girls! It was an impressive performance for a team, who had not played together.

Congrats again, Fab

-Kel

Friday 16 July
T-shirts $20 (80 mens and womens shirts ordered so get your friends along)

600-730 Adelaide Uni Bar
(Coincides with the SA Challenge presentations)
$10 Beer Jugs

730-900 Austral
Monthly specials
$12 Beer Jugs

900-1030 Winstons (next to Shotz)
$5 Local pints
$5 Base spirits
$7 Shots (with $6 Jager Bombs!)
$5 House wine

1030-1200 Electric Light Hotel
$3 – Champagne
$4 – Pints of Coopers Ale and Larger
$5 – Vodkas