Jun 5, 2008 Posted by urbanus

Championship Saturday is going to be so hot

The weather on Monday said 82 and partly cloudy.  It now says 96 and “hot”.  Ugh. Word has it that the AC system at Connie’s Ric-Rac is outstanding.  Oh, and there’s all the cold PBR you can drink. read more

May 28, 2008 Posted by urbanus

Venue for 2008 Pabst Blue Ribbon Philadelphia Rock Paper Scissors City League Championship Confirmed!

The PBRPRPSCLCS is pleased to annouce that the 2008 Championships will be held at Connie’s Ric Rac on Saturday June 7th.  Connie’s Ric Rac is on 9th Street a little South of Washington, and you may know them from supporting local music acts at the local flavors stage of the Italian Market Festival every year as well as hosting a variety of music, comedy and events at the Ric Rac. In a little... read more

May 13, 2008 Posted by urbanus

2008 Not Looking Good for 2006 PBRPRPSCLCS Champion Johnny Goodtimes

With only 2 events left at the Khyber this season, things aren’t looking so good for 2006 Champion and 2007 final 4 finisher Johnny Goodtimes.  5 weeks in and the former Champ has a total of 0 points in 0 events and looks like a very long longshot to qualify for the 2008 Championship. I’m sure that this news brings great sadness to the Philadelphia RPS Community.  This means that only... read more

Jun 13, 2007 Posted by urbanus

Flickr Group for Championship photos

If you’ve got photos of the 2007 PBRPRPSCLCS Championship and would like to share – there’s a group set up for just that occasion over at Flickr.  Check it out here: http://www.flickr.com/groups/2007pbrprpsclcs/ Or if you just want to check out some pictures of the Championship, you know, just go ahead. read more

Jun 11, 2007 Posted by urbanus

Baconshark! 2007 PBRPRPSCLCS Champion!

Baconshark of Team David Bowie’s Package took home the Title of 2007 Pabst Blue Ribbon Philadelphia Rock Paper Scissors City League Champion by virtue of a 3 match to 0 win in the Championship match against Mr. Strawberry (team Feed the Pony). A brief recap of the events starting with the round of 32: Not surprisingly, there was only one (one!) upset in the first round, with Posthumyn (seeded 51)... read more