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Reggie "The Rock" Hassok was the Head Coach of the [[Qazox]] Black Oxen during [[World Cup 31]] and [[World Cup 32]]. He died mysteriously after the quarterfinals of the [[Cup of Harmony 24]]. | Reggie "The Rock" Hassok was the Head Coach of the [[Qazox]] Black Oxen during [[World Cup 31]] and [[World Cup 32]]. He died mysteriously after the quarterfinals of the [[Cup of Harmony 24]]. | ||
| − | As a player, Reggie has the team record for most shut-outs at 8 and posted a record of 12W-5D-11L allowing only 47 Goals during that time (a G.A.A of 1.64). He played in every match in [[World Cup 29]] and [[World Cup 30]] qualifing. | + | As a player, Reggie has the team record for most shut-outs at 8 and posted a record of 12W-5D-11L allowing only 47 Goals during that time (a G.A.A of 1.64). He played in every match in [[World Cup 29]] and [[World Cup 30]] qualifing. |
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| + | Reggie played for 3 seasons in the [[QFL]] with [[Joehio Ajax]] in 1905-07, in 1097 helping the team promote up to Division Duex; and in 1908 played for the now-defunct [[FC New Recife]] in the also-defeunct PFL. His overall record during that span was 60-19-37 with a G.A.A of 1.89. Was named Co-Division Trae Palyer of the year in 1907 and PFL 2nd-team All-pro in 1908. | ||
Revision as of 02:21, 26 March 2007
Reggie "The Rock" Hassok was the Head Coach of the Qazox Black Oxen during World Cup 31 and World Cup 32. He died mysteriously after the quarterfinals of the Cup of Harmony 24.
As a player, Reggie has the team record for most shut-outs at 8 and posted a record of 12W-5D-11L allowing only 47 Goals during that time (a G.A.A of 1.64). He played in every match in World Cup 29 and World Cup 30 qualifing.
Reggie played for 3 seasons in the QFL with Joehio Ajax in 1905-07, in 1097 helping the team promote up to Division Duex; and in 1908 played for the now-defunct FC New Recife in the also-defeunct PFL. His overall record during that span was 60-19-37 with a G.A.A of 1.89. Was named Co-Division Trae Palyer of the year in 1907 and PFL 2nd-team All-pro in 1908.
Pictures: (as HeadCoach):
(taken during Press conference after qualifing for World Cup 31 vs. Nikea)
As a Player:
(Taken during WC 29 vs. Green wombat
