Howdy Folks

By Paradox | May 15, 2009

It has been a very long time since my last post, but not my longest interim I suppose. In any case, If anyone even reads this any more, allow me to bring you up to speed. Tigers Rugby finished 5th in state this year, with the best over all record in the clubs history. We finished second in the division to the Glendale Raptors.I have no info regarding Louise Johnson, if anyone knows, I encourage you to bring us up to speed in my little nifty comment section.

As for me, I will be attending Western State College in Gunnison CO on a football scholarship. Today was my last day at Holy Family High School. Although I had some good times, its also great to move on in life.

I also got a fancy new iPhone which I will start microblogging on and also set up a twitter. Also, my apologies for all the crap that was recently on the site, apparently Louise has a huge cult following in Russia, or I was being spammed. Whatever the case, It all fixed.

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To any remaining subscribers.

By Toxic M3 | January 13, 2009

Good day to you faithful Toxic-Sports readers. I am here to announce that there will be some relatively significant changes in the near future. First off, there will be a change of focus for the website in a few months, after the rugby season that is. It will follow me (I know, narcissistic right?) and my journey through college as a football player. There will still be periodic updates on Louise Johnson and Ryan “Rocket” Jones, as well as the Tigers Rugby Football club. It may also take a more personal turn as well, to include any thoughts I have, or regarding things that amuse me. This is your Moderator: M. Harvey, signing off.

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Shedding the cast

By Toxic M3 | July 6, 2008

Louise Johnson will be getting her cast removed tomorrow, so it’s only a matter of time before the whooping resumes. Louise severed a tendon on her opponents face in her last fight, while unleashing her infamous finishing blows. After being unable to fight, Louise is certainly just as excited to return the ring as we are. More to come in future posts.

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To our beloved fans

By Toxic M3 | June 9, 2008

We here at Toxic-Sports would like to apologize for our lack of information regarding Louise Johnson. We are however not ashamed to admit we are merely high school students, and we had to finish up school with grades good enough to not drop out. Good news, summer is here and updates and stories will most certainly pick up form here on out. Thanks for your patience.

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Louise Johnson: Next Fight May 31st

By JS76 | May 13, 2008

All you Womens MMA fans, prepare for another action packed match in Casper, Wyoming on the 31st. We’ll keep you posted on the details.

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Mark your 2008 calendars

By Toxic M3 | March 18, 2008

The Rocky Mountain Quarter Midget racing schedule is now set. Check out the racing schedule for our newest athlete, Rocket Ryan Jones. Ryan is a spectacular racer with hundreds of wins, and over 15 championships.
Schedule at rmqma.com

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Tigers fall short against Regis; Dominate Thunder Ridge

By Toxic M3 | March 16, 2008

Tigers RFC played another two matches last weekend. The Tigers faced Regis Jesuit, the defending state champions on Friday night. The two teams played for the Colorado Catholic Highschool Trophy, which has been sought by the Tigers for four years. Unfortunately the Tigers will have to make their bid for the trophy next season with a losing score of 33-7. The Man of the Match was Josef Mack, who played Loose Head Prop and gave the Regis players a run for their money.

The Tigers did not fair so poorly against Thunder Ridge, who they played Saturday morning. This was designated as a B-Side game, however in lieu of the results of the last B-side match, there was a sprinkling of A-side players in the roster. Thunder Ridge was 4 players short, so the Tigers RFC lent them Josef Mack, Tim Sullivan, Patrick Sullivan, and Jake Gossman. Despite their valiant efforts and the addition of Tigers players to their team, Thunder ridge was unable to pull out the win and suffered a 73-15 loss.

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Rocket Ryan Jones

By Toxic M3 | March 16, 2008

Toxic-Sports would like to welcome our newest “Toxic Athlete”: Rocket Ryan Jones. Ryan is a Go-Kart racer, who participates in the Quarter Midget league. This is Ryan’s 6th year of racing. He races Senior Honda, Senior Stock, and Light modified cars. Ryan travels all over the U.S. to race he has raced in: Arizona, California, Montana, Nevada, Kansas, Oregon, New Mexico, and Colorado. Recently Ryan won the Winter Nationals in Las Vegas, Nevada. This is a very competitive event that has over 400 participants. In Ryan’s 6 years of racing, he has won 17 championships, and has literally 100’s of wins.

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Tigers finish 1-1 in Spring Fling Tournament

By Toxic M3 | March 9, 2008

On Saturday, the Tigers RFC (Rugby Football Club) participated in the annual Spring Fling Tournament. The Spring Fling consists of about 12 different teams from all over the state of Colorado. The Tigers played two games, the first being against Highlands Ranch RFC. It was close match with the first half of the game scoreless, but two minutes into the second half, Highlands Ranch came knocking with a try. The Tigers answered back with a 45 yard try from Quincy Anderson in the remaining three minutes of the second half. Thanks to a successful field goal from Joseph Gonzales, the Tigers won the game seven points to Highlands Ranch RFC’s five.

The Tigers were not as fortunate in their second game (designated to be a B side match earlier that morning) against Cherry Creek. The Tigers were only able to put in one try by the end of the first half and attempted to balance the situation in favor of their first year players by sprinkling in some upperclassmen in the second half. The Tigers were unable to secure another win, but the Spring Fling B side match was a success overall in garnering experience for the team’s new players.

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