Last week we had a decent number of submissions, but we could still use quite a variety in the clips presented.  Almost every single clip that we received was dealing with NCAA Football 09 or Madden 09.  We want to remind you all to KEEP your clips in your EA SportsWorld account so that we can actually use them for the video.

With that being said, the first week of the competition didn’t go too bad.  We were a little late on presenting the video due to the fact that we had issues with converting the video files, but we have that all sorted out for this week.  Check out this week’s winners!

Welcome to the second week for StickSkills.com doing a "Plays of the Week" contest.  The contest is open to Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 users, and any sport video game can be used.  Whether you prefer 2k or EA, you can still easily compete in this contest as long as you upload your video highlight to their respective sites.

The contest is simple, each week, you’ll send in your best play from one of your favorite titles for a chance to be showcased in our top five plays for the week.  The article will be posted every Friday, and entering the contest is extremely simple.

To enter the contest, you need to send an e-mail to playsoftheweek@stickskills.com.  Include your username on our website, a link to your highlight, and your gamertag or playstation network ID.  If you have yet to sign up for our site, take a few minutes to register and enjoy all of the benefits.

Our staff will take the time to verify the clips sent in to make sure they’re from the person who actually performed the highlight.  The higher the difficulty, the better.  We’re not looking for highlights on rookie, we’re looking for gamers who produce high pressure situations and continue to showcase their stick skills.

The contest winners will be posted on the site Friday night, October 3rd.  We’re looking forward to your submissions, and see you Friday!  As a reminder, only your first TWO submissions in your e-mail will be looked at, so please refrain from posting more.