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936 points (plus jokers). 156 events. 26 shows. 24 teams. Countless person-hours of training. It all culminates in the It's a Knockout Grand Final. |
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The stage is set for the ultimate contest of skill and strength. Note the marquee out the back, where the competitors presumably got changed/received emergency medical treatment. The Big Pool can be seen at bottom right. Our thanks to the good people of the 'G'Day blimp' for bringing IAK Web viewers these wonderful pictures. |
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These kids were shipped in from Queensland specially. Can you see yourself in this image? |
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$30,000 was up for grabs (a lot of money in 1987). Of the contenders, Melbourne City and Stirling were red-hot favourites. In fact, minnows Avalon and Daisy Hill were considered to be lucky contenders, as the other teams in their states were even worse. |
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Can't get enough hot 80's fashions. Note the customised scoreboard for the Grand Final. Okay, okay... who hung out their washing on the stadium? |