Dark Elves won it all. Goblins won the award for least TD's given up, and my Chaos Dwarfs won the most TD's scored award.
Of course, no one can win more than one award. I think I came in behind the the tourney's 1st and 2nd place teams for the TD award. Phil and his Tower of Nuffle won best Sportman. He played Amazons. I don't recall who won the other awards. I think Valen won the best overall award (painting, sportsman, and record combined), but I could be wrong on that. As for my team's experience at the tourney:
I played 2 Khemri teams in my first 2 games. Ouch! I managed to win the first one, although I got beat up pretty bad. My Chaos Dwarfs are used to getting hammered into the ground though.
It was scoreless at the half, but I got some pretty good rolls in the second half to escape with a 2-0 victory. Casualties were 2-1 his favor, and I was down on guys for most of the game. I almost come back in the other Khemri game. I was down 2-0 at halftime thanks to some scary dice rolling for me. My Hobgoblin tried to catch up to the blockers near the sidelines at midfield. Rolled a 1 for a GFI, then rerolled it and got another 1. The ball went out of bounds, the fans threw it in about 10 squares backwards right in front of one of his skeletons, who happily picked it up and ran it in for the TD.
I scored 1 TD in the second half, but couldn't pull off the miracle play to tie it. A well played game on his part.Next game was against Phil's Amazons. He had a very cool Tower that we dropped the dice from the top of it and it came out of the bottom. An impressive custom made field too. I guess my Chaos Dwarfs were a little too much in awe of their surroundings, since the Amazons clearly outplayed them and beat the Big Hats up the whole game. I lost 2-1 and actually won the casualty battle 2-1, but suffered enough KO's to only have 4 or 5 players on the field at the end of the game.
The next day I played against a Chaos team. Early on, we were both trying to out do each other for rolling the most 1's and skulls, but I started to roll better as the game went on. His luck gave him nothing to work with. I won 3-0 and he won the casualties 3-1. I really hate to see a game with that sort of horrible luck on one side. I've been there myself plenty of times.
Last game was against John's Dark Elves. My opponent was great to play and chat with, despite ending most of his turns with a roll of a 1 to dodge or GFI. This was the only game that I actually had the player advantage, KO'ing many of his players each drive. Casualties tied at 1-1. He had a couple of drives that could've been TDs, but his 1's kept on coming up. I won 3-1, but it should've been much closer.
So a 3-2 record with my Chaos Dwarfs. After 6 tourney appearances and always either breaking even or with a slight winning record, I think it's time to take a break with them. It's good to see them go out on a good note.
I had a great time and plan to make my third trip to the Chaos Cup next year. A big thanks to Galak for doing a lot of the tourney work, and the guys at the Battle Bunker for hosting it.
Jim
They've all been dragged into the Realm of Chaos, and will return to us in the form of a matching set of porceline ducks. 
