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October 21, 2021

Australian Football League Men’s International Cup Division 1 Schedule 2017

Australian Football League International Cup 2017 Logo [References: 1]

Ladder

AFLI Australian Football League Men's International Cup 2017

Pos	Team	W	L	Pts
1	New Zealand	4	0	12
2	Ireland	3	1	9
2	Papua New Guinea	3	1	9
2	United States of America	3	1	9
5	Great Britain	2	2	6
5	Nauru	2	2	6
7	South Africa	1	3	3
7	Canada	1	3	3
7	Fiji	1	3	3
10	France	0	4	0

Finals Schedule


Match Day Grand Final
August 19, 2017 (Grand Final) 11:15 am N/A New Zealand - Papua New Guinea
Match Day 3rd Place
August 18, 2017 (3rd Place) 2:15 pm N/A United States of America - Ireland
Match Day 5th Place
August 18, 2017 (5th Place) 2:15 pm N/A Great Britain - Nauru
Match Day 7th Place
August 18, 2017 (7th Place) 10:45 am N/A Fiji - Canada
Match Day 9th Place
August 18, 2017 (9th Place) 9:00 am N/A South Africa - France

Normal Season Schedule


Match Day Round 2
August 9, 2017 (Round 2) 12:30 pm N/A New Zealand - Fiji
August 9, 2017 (Round 2) 12:30 pm N/A Canada - Great Britain
August 9, 2017 (Round 2) 12:30 pm N/A Ireland - France
August 9, 2017 (Round 2) 12:30 pm N/A South Africa - United States of America
August 9, 2017 (Round 2) 12:45 pm N/A Papua New Guinea - Nauru
Match Day Round 1
August 6, 2017 (Round 1) 9:30 am N/A South Africa - Great Britain
August 6, 2017 (Round 1) 11:15 am N/A Papua New Guinea - Ireland
August 6, 2017 (Round 1) 1:00 pm N/A Canada - United States of America
August 6, 2017 (Round 1) 2:45 pm N/A Fiji - France
August 6, 2017 (Round 1) 3:45 pm N/A New Zealand - Nauru
Match Day Round 3
August 11, 2017 (Round 3) 7:00 pm N/A South Africa - Fiji
August 12, 2017 (Round 3) 10:00 am N/A France - Nauru
August 12, 2017 (Round 3) 12:00 pm N/A United States of America - Papua New Guinea
August 12, 2017 (Round 3) 12:30 pm N/A Great Britain - Ireland
August 12, 2017 (Round 3) 12:30 pm N/A Canada - New Zealand
Match Day Round 4
August 15, 2017 (Round 4) 8:45 am N/A Canada - Nauru
August 15, 2017 (Round 4) 9:30 am N/A United States of America - France
August 15, 2021 (Round 4) 10:30 am N/A Papua New Guinea - South Africa
August 15, 2017 (Round 4) 11:15 am N/A Great Britain - Fiji
August 15, 2017 (Round 4) 12:15 pm N/A Ireland - New Zealand

Recap

Ireland finished in third place in the Australian Football League International Cup in 2017, which was held in Melbourne. The International Cup was divided into Divisions for the Tournament, with the Top 10 countries, including Ireland, in Division 1.

With Australia not entering it gives the other countries a chance at winning the Cup. The 10 countries were in one Pool, with a four match preliminary round, followed by Grand Finals. Ireland had a very tough draw, playing both Papua New Guinea, the only other country where Australian Rules is the National Sport, as well as New Zealand. These two countries finished top of the Pool stage and played in the Grand Final, with PNG just winning by the slenderest of margins 29-28.

Ireland had done well against both of these countries in the Pool Stage, defeating PNG 41-30, but losing to New Zealand 49-53. Ireland won their two other Pool matches against Great Britain (70-55) and France (79-14), which meant they met USA in the Bronze Medal match, and won convincingly 48-16.

IMAGES

[1] Australian Football League You Tube Channel (2017) AFL International Cup 2017 Logo [Internet] Available from: https://yt3.ggpht.com/a/AGF-l79jZRNeaVaSJzPfDwvjiOutc8c0YwpbHcxfFQ=s900-c-k-c0xffffffff-no-rj-mo [Accessed 5 April 2017]

References

[2] AFL (2017) Men’s International Cup Division I 2017 [Rounds 1-4] [Internet] Available from: http://www.afl.com.au/internationalcup/fixture/ [Accessed 5 September 2017]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to Conor Lynch and Conor McGroarty.

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Last Updated: 21 October 2021

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June 7, 2021

American Football Verband Bayern Bayernliga 1995-1999

American Football Verband Bayern Logo 2001 [References: 1]

Bayernliga 1995

Bayernliga 1995	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Gruppe Nord
Ansbach Grizzlies (A)	8	6	1	1	198	76	13
Schweinfurt Ball Bearings (B)	8	5	2	1	173	142	11
Bamberg Bears (C)	8	4	4	0	157	132	8
Neustadt Olympians (D)	8	0	8	0	0	160	0
Gruppe Ost
Straubing Spiders (A)	8	6	1	1	204	46	13
Muenchen Rangers (B)	8	2	4	2	126	188	6
Fuersty Razorbacks (C)	8	3	5	0	85	204	6
Burghausen Crusaders (D)	8	1	6	1	115	191	3
Gruppe West
Neu-Ulm Barracudas (A)	8	8	0	0	285	52	16
Schrobenhausen Olympic Bears (B)	8	5	2	1	171	115	11
Eichenau Vipers (C)	8	3	4	1	117	222	7
Gersthofen Cobras (D)	8	1	7	0	48	151	2

[References: 2]

Bayernliga Endrunde 1995	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Platz 1-3 (A)
Neu-Ulm Barracudas (C)	2	1	1	0	56	26	2
Ansbach Grizzlies	2	1	1	0	32	28	2
Straubing Spiders	2	1	1	0	26	60	2
Platz 4-6 (B)
Schweinfurt Ball Bearings	2	2	0	0	106	34	4
Schrobenhausen Olympic Bears	2	1	1	0	48	68	2
Muenchen Rangers	2	0	2	0	22	74	0
Platz 7-9 (C)
Bamberg Bears	2	2	0	0	69	15	4
Fuersty Razorbacks	2	1	1	0	24	51	2
Eichenau Vipers	2	0	2	0	11	38	0
Platz 10-12 (D)
Burghausen Crusaders	2	2	0	0	36	14	4
Gersthofen Cobras	2	1	1	0	34	16	2
Neustadt Olympians	2	0	2	0	0	40	0

[References: 2]

Bayenliga 1996

Bayernliga 1996	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Gruppe Nord
Bamberg Bears (A)	8	7	1	0	233	102	14
Selb Hunters (P)	8	5	3	0	304	137	10
Schweinfurt Ball Bearings	8	3	5	0	205	201	6
Hof Jokers (R)	8	0	8	0	79	350	0
Gruppe Ost
Straubing Spiders (A)	8	6	2	0	168	70	12
Muenchen Rangers (P)	8	6	2	0	213	39	12
Burghausen Crusaders	8	3	5	0	73	209	6
Rosenheim Rebels (R)	8	3	5	0	100	192	6
Gruppe West
Allgaeu Comets (A)	8	8	0	0	274	40	16
Gersthofen Cobras (P)	8	5	3	0	96	161	10
Eichenau Vipers	8	2	6	0	86	170	4
Schrobenhausen Olympic Bears (R)	8	0	8	0	0	160	0

[References: 3]

Legend / Key: (A) Gruppe Champions (P) Qualify for Endrunde Playoff with Gruppe Champions for Place in Aufstiegsrunde (Championship Round).

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Absteigspiel
20.07.1996	Rosenheim Rebels	47	Hof Jokers	12
	Endrunde
30.06.1996	Allgaeu Comets	31	Muenchen Rangers	8
30.06.1996	Straubing Spiders	34	Selb Hunters	18
30.06.1996	Bamburg Bears	55	Gersthofen Cobras	8
	Aufstiegsrunde
13.07.1996	Allgaeu Comets	27	Straubing Spiders	0
20.07.1996	Straubing Spiders	12	Bamberg Bears	28
27.07.1996	Bamberg Bears	12	Allgaeu Comets	24

[References: 3]

Aufstiegsrunde	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Allgaeu Comets (C)	2	2	0	0	51	12	4
Bamberg Bears	2	1	1	0	40	36	2
Straubing Spiders	2	0	2	0	12	55	0

[References: 3]

Bayernliga 1997

Bayernliga 1997	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Penzberg Miners (C)	9	9	0	0	450	59	18
Straubing Spiders (P)	9	8	1	0	399	103	16
Schweinfurt Ball Bearings	9	7	2	0	312	129	14
Rosenheim Rebels	9	6	3	0	239	221	12
Kaufbeuren Vandals	9	5	4	0	242	233	10
Burghausen Crusaders	9	4	5	0	160	257	8
Eichenau Vipers	9	3	6	0	137	319	6
Muenchen Rangers (R)	9	2	7	0	84	246	4
Gersthofen Cobras (R)	9	1	8	0	118	394	2
Selb Hunters # (R)	9	0	9	0	0	180	0

[References: 4]

Bayernliga 1998

Bayernliga 1998	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Kaufbeuren Vandals (C)	12	11	1	0	520	138	22
Schweinfurt Ball Bearings (P)	12	8	4	0	343	221	16
Schrobenhausen Fighting Bayrisch (P)	12	8	4	0	262	249	16
Deggendorf Blackhawks	12	6	6	0	251	357	12
Burghausen Crusaders	12	5	7	0	239	235	10
Eichenau Razorbacks	12	4	8	0	175	350	8
Rosenheim Lakers # (R)	12	0	6	0	0	240	0

[References: 5]

Bayernliga 1999

Bayernliga 1999	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Simbach Wildcats (C)	10	10	0	0	341	76	20
Regensburg Phoenix	10	7	3	0	349	151	14
Eichenau Razorbacks	10	7	3	0	284	178	14
Starnberg Argonauts	10	3	6	1	128	192	7
Deggendorf Blackhawks	10	2	8	0	84	306	4
Burghausen Crudsaders	10	0	9	1	65	348	1

[References: 6]

Report

Muenchen Rangers take part in the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Munich. With their team wearing orange and making a reference to Rangers, they may be making a nod to the Irish Protestant side of Ireland. The Muenchen Rangers finished sixth with a 2-6-2 record in the 1995 Bayernliga (an Oberliga or State League for Bavaria), and qualified for the Endrunde Playoffs in 1996 with a 6-2 record. In 1997 they were relegated to the Landesliga Bayern after finishing with a 2-7 record.

**Picture Credit:** Manuel Findeis / Shutterstock.com (2018) MUNICH, BAVARIA, GERMANY – MARCH 11, 2018: close up on running kids in American football clothes representing the Munich Rangers at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. [References: 7]

References

Images

[1] AFVBY Wayback Machine (2001) logo [Internet[ Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20010201090800im_/http://www.afvby.de/logo.gif [Accessed 7 June 2021]

Internet Archives

[2] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2001) Bayernliga 1995 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20010516125011/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/Oberliga/1995/BAYERN.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[3] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2001) Bayernliga 1996 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20010517191739/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/Oberliga/1996/BAYERN.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[4] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2001) Bayernliga 1997 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20010517190024/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/Oberliga/1997/BAYERN.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[5] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2001) Bayernliga 1998 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20010517192022/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/Oberliga/1998/BAYERN.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[6] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2001) Bayernliga 1999 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20010518195219/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/Oberliga/1999/BAYERN.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

Images

[7] Picture Credit: Manuel Findeis / Shutterstock.com (2018) MUNICH, BAVARIA, GERMANY – MARCH 11, 2018: close up on running kids in American football clothes representing the Munich Rangers at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. [Accessed 4 May 2021]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ciaran Simms

About this document

Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 6 June 2021

June 6, 2021

AFVD American Football Verband Deutschand 1 Bundesliga 1979-1985

AFVD Deutschland Logo 2001 [References: 1]

1. Bundesliga 1979

1. Bundesliga 1979	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Frankfurt Loewen (C)	9	9	0	0	243	44	18
Ansbach Grizzlies (P)	10	8	2	0	236	103	16
Berlin Baeren	9	4	4	1	146	83	9
Bremerhaven Seahawks	10	4	5	1	112	114	9
Munich Cowboys	10	3	7	0	90	224	6
Duesseldorf Panther	10	0	10	0	38	297	0

[References: 2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	German Bowl I		Venue: Frankfurt
1979	Frankfurt Loewen	14	Ansbach Grizzlies	8

[References: 2]

1.Bundesliga 1980

1. Bundesliga 1980	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
1. Bundesliga Nord
Frankfurt Loewen (C)
Neu-Isenberg Adler
Berlin Baeren
1. Bundesliga Sued
Ansbach Grizzlies (C)
Hanau Hawks (P)	13	9	3	1	339	121	19
Munich Cowboys
Kitzingen Colts
Straubing Bisons

[References: 4]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	German Bowl II
1980	Frankfurt Loewen	21	Ansbach Grizzlies	12

[References: 4]

1. Bundesliga 1981

1. Bundesliga 1981	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
1. Bundesliga Nord
Frankfurt Loewen (C)	12	11	1	0	388	76	22
Cologne Crocodiles (P)	12	10	2	0	523	158	20
Bremerhaven Seahawks	12	9	3	0	407	169	18
Berlin Adler	12	5	7	0	240	250	10
Solingen Steelers	12	4	8	0	212	229	8
Dortmund Giants (R)	12	3	9	0	85	358	6
Krefeld Condors (R)	12	0	12	0	6	621	0
1. Bundesliga Sued
Ansbach Grizzliers (C)	12	10	1	1	388	84	21
Hanau Hawks (P)	12	10	2	0	313	140	20
Munich Cowboys	12	7	4	1	320	129	15
Stuttgart Stallions	12	5	7	0	215	204	10
Bad Homburg Falken	12	4	8	0	227	205	8
Straubing Bisons (R)	12	4	8	0	95	369	8
Erding Bulls (R)	12	1	11	0	59	481	2

[References: 5-6]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Halbfinale
1981	Frankfurt Loewen	17	Hanau Hawks	12
1981	Ansbach Grizzlies	28	Cologne Crocodiles	0
	German Bowl III		At Cologne
1981	Ansbach Grizzlies	27	Frankfurt Loewen	6

[References: 5-6]

1. Bundesliga 1982

1. Bundesliga 1982	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
1. Bundesliga Nord
Cologne Crocodiles (C)	14	13	1	0	512	133	26
Duesseldorf Panther (P)	13	11	1	1	542	114	23
Bremerhaven Seahawks (P)	12	8	3	1	344	217	17
Essen Eagles (P)	13	6	7	0	199	271	12
Herne Tigers	14	6	8	0	234	262	12
Berlin Adler	13	3	10	0	172	384	6
Solingen Steelers (R)	13	2	11	0	47	503	4
Moenchengladbach Mustangs (R)	10	1	9	0	71	237	2
1. Bundesliga Sud
Ansbach Grizzlies (C)	12	12	0	0	363	61	24
Hanau Hawks (P)	12	7	5	0	182	188	14
Frankfurt Loewen (P)	12	6	6	0	240	231	12
Munich Cowboys (P)	12	5	7	0	180	229	10
Stuttgart Stallions	12	5	7	0	133	196	10
Bad Homburg Falken	12	4	8	0	82	166	8
Mannheim Redskins	12	3	9	0	128	237	6

[References: 7-8]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Viertelfinale
1984	Ansbach Grizzlies	67	Essen Eagles	0
1984	Cologne Crocodiles	38	Munich Cowboys	21
1984	Duesseldorf Panther	66	Frankfurt Loewen	0
1984	Hanau Hawks	55	Bremerhaven Seahawks	0
	Halbfinale
1984	Ansbach Grizzlies	26	Duesseldorf Panther	13
1984	Cologne Crocodiles	14	Hanau Hawks	12
	German Bowl IV
1984	Ansbach Grizzlies	12	Cologne Crocodiles	6

[References: 7-8]

1. Bundesliga 1983

1. Bundesliga 1983	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
1. Bundesliga Nord
Duesseldorf Panther (C)	12	12	0	0	510	53	24
Cologne Crocodiles (P)	12	9	3	0	330	199	18
Cologne Red Barons (P)	12	8	4	0	365	231	16
Berlin Adler (P)	12	6	6	0	269	394	12
Essen Eagles	12	3	9	0	157	349	6
Hamburg Dolphins	12	2	10	0	159	377	4
Bremerhaven Seahawks (P)	12	2	10	0	136	323	4
1. Bundesliga Sued
Ansbach Grizzlies (C)	10	9	1	0	241	100	18
Munich Cowboys (P)	10	7	3	0	318	159	14
Noris Rams (P)	10	7	3	0	268	128	14
Frankfurt Loewen (P)	10	5	5	0	211	170	10
Starnberg Argonauts	10	2	8	0	142	356	4
Stuttgart Stallions (R)	10	0	10	0	55	322	0

[References: 5-6]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Viertelfinale
1983	Cologne Crocodiles	52	Noris Rams	24
1983	Duesseldorf Panther	30	Frankfurt Loewen	0
1983	Munich Cowboys	26	Cologne Red Barons	34
1983	Ansbach Grizzlies	50	Berlin Adler	12
	Halbfinale
1983	Ansbach Grizzlies	16	Cologne Crocodiles	13
1983	Duesseldorf Panther	29	Cologne Red Barons	7
	German Bowl V
1983	Duesseldorf Panther	22	Ansbach Grizzlies	7

[References: 9-10]

1. Bundesliga 1984

1. Bundesliga 1984	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
1. Bundesliga Nord
Duesseldorf Panther (C)	12	11	1	0	485	116	22
Cologne Crocodiles (P)	12	11	1	0	368	125	22
Berlin Adler (P)	12	7	5	0	237	182	14
Duesseldorf Bulldozer (P)	12	6	6	0	151	249	12
Cologne Red Barons	12	3	9	0	119	207	6
Bonn Jets	12	3	9	0	102	317	6
Hamburg Dolphins (R)	12	1	11	0	58	324	2
1. Bundesliga Sued
Ansbach Grizzlies (C)
Munich Cowboys (P)	14	11	3	0	317	182	22
Mannheim Redskins (P)	14	7	7	0	254	283	14
Frankfurt Loewen (P)
Hanau Hawks	14	6	8	0	256	205	12
Noris Rams	14	6	8	0	221	228	12
Bad Homburg Falken
Starnberg Argonauts (R)

[References: 11-12

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Viertelfinale
1984	Cologne Crocodiles	26	Mannheim Redskins	0
1984	Duesseldorf Panther	55	Frankfurt Loewen	0
1984	Munich Cowboys	7	Berlin Adler	27
1984	Ansbach Grizzlies		Duesseldorf Bulldozer
	Halbfinale
1984	Ansbach Grizzlies	24	Cologne Crocodiles	21
1984	Duesseldorf Panther	20	Berlin Adler	6
	German Bowl VI		At Essen
1984	Duesseldorf Panther	27	Ansbach Grizzlies	13

[References: 11-12]

1. Bundesliga 1985

1. Bundesliga 1985	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
1. Bundesliga Nord
Duesseldorf Panther (C)	14	11	0	3	447	70	25
Berlin Adler (P)	14	12	1	1	470	211	25
Cologne Crocodiles (P)	14	10	2	2	454	101	22
Bonn Jets (P)	14	5	8	1	190	242	11
Duesseldorf Bulldozer	14	4	8	2	141	372	10
Cologne Red Barons	14	4	10	0	144	285	8
Dortmund Giants	14	3	11	0	121	348	6
Monheim Sharks	14	2	11	1	81	416	5
1. Bundesliga Sued
Ansbach Grizzlies (C)
Hanau Hawks (P)	14	10	4	0	352	214	20
Noris Rams (P)	14	8	5	1	352	178	17
Munich Cowboys (P)	14	6	7	1	187	159	13
Kempten Comets	14	5	8	1	190	275	11
Bad Homburg Falken	14	5	9	0	146	262	10
Mannheim Redskins	14	4	10	0	121	313	8

[References: 13-14]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Viertelfinale
1985	Ansbach Grizzlies	28	Bonn Jets	0
1985	Berlin Adler	44	Noris Rams	39
1985	Duesseldorf Panther	40	Munich Cowboys	0
1985	Hanau Hawks	9	Cologne Crocodiles	3
	Halbfinale
1985	Ansbach Grizzlies	47	Berlin Adler	7
1985	Duesseldorf	27	Hanau Hawks	13
	German Bowl VII
1985	Ansbach Grizzlies	14	Duesseldorf Panther	7

[References: 13-14]

Report

The American Football Verband Deutschland (German American Football Federation) was founded in 1979 and featured six teams in its inaugural season, with Frankfurt Loewen (Wolves) defeating Ansbach Grizzlies 14-6 in German Bowl I. The two teams went on to dominate German American Football for the next three years, Frankfurt again defeating the Grizzlies in German Bowl II before Ansbach got revenge in German Bowl III, winning 27-6. This signalled a slow decline for the Loewen while Ansbach continued with success, winning the German Bowl in 1982 by 12-6 versus Cologne Crocodiles. German Bowl V again saw the Grizzlies compete but this time they lost 22-7 to Duesseldorf Panther, the oldest team in Germany. These two teams played in the next two German Bowls also as Duesseldorf won German Bowl VI 27-13 but lost in German Bowl VII in 1985 14-7 as yet again a team failed to capture the three-in-a-row. After 5 years of two Conferences (Nord and Sued – North and South) a Four Conference System was introduced in 1986 – Nord A, Nord B, Sued A and Sued B with the number of teams jumping from 15 to 24.

References

Images

[1] AFVD Wayback Machine (2001) afvd [Internet[ Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20010307073130im_/http://afvd.de/buttons/afvd.gif [Accessed 6 June 2021]

Internet Archives

[2] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga 1979 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20020915132746/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1979/BUND.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[3] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga 1980 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030716135400/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1980/BUND.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[5] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Nord 1981 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030620184756/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1981/NORD.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[6] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Sued 1981 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030525200035/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1981/SUED.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[7] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Nord 1982 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030620184824/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1982/NORD.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[8] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Sued 1982 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030526164123/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1982/SUED.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[9] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Nord 1983 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030620185302/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1983/NORD.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[10] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Sued 1983 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030527151127/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1983/SUED.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[11] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Nord 1984 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030620190306/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1984/NORD.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[12] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Sued 1984 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030527145432/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1984/SUED.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[13] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Nord 1985 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030620190735/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1985/NORD.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

[14] Astreas Stojalowksi Wayback Machine (2003) 1. Bundesliga Sued 1985 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20030529164849/http://astreas.stojalowski.de/1bundesliga/1985/SUED.HTM [Accessed 6 June 2021]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Shane Mulcahy and Ciaran Simms

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June 5, 2021

United Football League 2011

Final Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Virginia Destroyers (C)	4	3	1	0	105	63	.750
Las Vegas Locomotives (P)	4	3	1	0	83	67	.750
Omaha Nighthawks	4	1	3	0	62	96	.250
Sacramento Mountain Lions	4	1	3	0	80	104	.250

Reference: [3]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Consolation Game
21.10.2011	Omaha Nighthawks	19	Sacramento Mountain Lions	25
	Championship Game
21.10.2011	Virginia Destroyers	17	Las Vegas Locomotive	3

Reference: [3]

Regular Season

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
15.09.2011	Omaha Nighthawks	13	Virginia Destroyers	23
17.09.2011	Sacramento Mountain Lions	17	Las Vegas Locomotives	23
	Week 2
24.09.2011	Virginia Destroyers	34	Las Vegas Locomotives	17
	Week 3
01.10.2011	Sacramento Mountain Lions	30	Omaha Nighthawks	33
	Week 4
07.10.2011	Virginia Destroyers	28	Sacramento Mountain Lions	6
08.10.2011	Las Vegas Destroyers	30	Omaha Nighthawks	10
	Week 5
15.10.2011	Sacramento Mountain Lions	27	Virginia Destroyers	20
15.10.2011	Omaha Nighthawks	6	Las Vegas Locomotives	13

[References: 2]

Report

For the third season of the United Football League the league dropped back down to four teams with the loss of Florida Tuskers and Hartford Colonials but with the addition of new team Virginia Destroyers based in Virginia Beach. With a limited schedule of four games each plus one guaranteed post-season game per team, the Virginia Destroyers and Las Vegas Locomotives both reached the Championship Game on 3-1 records. This time Las Vegas Locomotives lost the title game 3-17, its’ first time losing a Championship Game. Sacramento Mountain Lions won the Consolation Game 25-19 versus Omaha Nighthawks 25-19 in overtime.

References

Images

[1] United Football League | Internet Archive (2012) UFL Shield [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20121029043349im_/http://ufl-football.com.ismmedia.com/ISM3/std-content/repos/Top/Logos/UFL_Shield.png[Accessed 13 August 2019]

Internet Archive

[2] United Football League | Internet Archive (2011) Schedule 2011 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20111026023511/http://www.ufl-football.com/schedule [Accessed 13 August 2019]

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Thanks to Eoin O’Fearghaill.

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June 4, 2021

Arena Football League 1986-1991

AFL 1986-87

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Test Game
27.04.1986	Rockford Metros	30	Chicago Politicians	18
	Showcase Game
27.02.1987	Chicago Bruisers	30	Miami Vice	33

[References: 4-5]

AFL 1987

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Pittsburgh Gladiators (C)	6	4	2	0	268	199	.667
Denver Dynamite (P)	6	4	2	0	261	252	.667
Chicago Bruisers	6	2	4	0	217	310	.333
Washington Commandos	6	2	4	0	288	273	.333

Reference: [1]

Home Team		Away Team
Arena Bowl I
Denver Dynamite	45	Pittsburgh Gladiators	16

Reference: [1]

AFL 1988

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Chicago Bruisers (C)	12	10	1	1	526	374	.792
Detroit Drive (P)	12	9	3	0	472	310	.750
Pittsburgh Gladiators (P)	12	6	6	0	507	491	.500
Los Angeles Cobras (P)	12	5	6	1	463	449	.458
New England Steamrollers	12	3	9	0	330	506	.250
New York Knights	12	2	10	0	337	505	.167

Reference: [1]

Home Team		Away Team
Semi-Finals
Detroit Drive	34	Pittsburgh Gladiators	25
Chicago Bruisers	29	Los Angeles Cobras	16
Arena Bowl II
Detroit Drive	24	Chicago Bruisers	13

Reference: [1]

AFL 1989

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Detroit Drive (C)	4	3	1	0	154	84	.750
Denver Dynamite (P)	4	3	1	0	159	147	.750
Pittsburgh Gladiators (P)	4	3	1	0	159	147	.750
Chicago Bruisers (P)	4	1	3	0	167	155	.250
Maryland Commandos	4	0	4	0	79	170	.000

Reference: [1]

Home Team		Away Team
Semi-Finals
Detroit Drive	43	Chicago Bruisers	10
Pittsburgh Gladiators	39	Denver Dynamite	37
Arena Bowl III
Detroit Drive	39	Pittsburgh Gladiators	26

Reference: [1]

AFL 1990

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Detroit Drive (C)	8	6	2	0	326	215	.750
Dallas Texans (P)	8	6	2	0	299	308	.750
Denver Dynamite (P)	8	4	4	0	289	287	.500
Pittsburgh Gladiators (P)	8	3	5	0	289	287	.375
Albany Firebirds	8	3	5	0	188	268	.375
Washington Commandos	8	2	6	0	244	264	.250

Reference: [1]

Home Team		Away Team
First Round
Detroit Drive	61	Pittsburgh Gladiators	30
Dallas Texans	26	Denver Dynamite	25
Arena Bowl IV
Detroit Drive	51	Dallas Texans	27

Reference: [1]

AFL 1991

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
*Detroit Drive	10	9	1	0	437	262	.900
*Tampa Bay Storm	10	8	2	0	421	309	.800
*Denver Dynamite	10	6	4	0	389	365	.600
*Albany Firebirds	10	6	4	0	427	342	.600
Dallas Texans	10	4	6	0	286	334	.400
New Orleans Night	10	4	6	0	314	401	.400
Orlando Predators	10	3	7	0	321	363	.300
Columbus Thunderbolts	10	0	10	0	241	460	.000

Reference: [1]

Home Team		Away Team
Semi-Finals
Detroit Drive	37	Albany Firebirds	35
Tampa Bay Storm	40	Denver Dynamite	13
Arena Bowl V
Tampa Ba Storm	48	Detroit Drive	42

Reference: [1]

Report

On February 11, 1981, James Foster witnessed an Indoor Soccer game at Madison Square Garden, and drew out the outline of an Indoor American Football field on a manilla envelope, using the same basic premise of a football field on a converted Ice Hockey rink. [2]

The first AFL test game was held on 27 April 1986 in Rockford, Illinois between the Rockford Metros and Chicago Politicians , and following positive public response the first “showcase game” in Chicago in front of 8,200 fans on February 27, 1987. [2; 4-5]

The AFL debut season began on 19 June 1987, with four teams: Chicago Bruisers, Denver Dynamite, Pittsburgh Gladiators & Washington Comandos. Denver Dynamite won Arena Bowl I, defeating Pittsburgh Gladiators 45-16 [2]

The second AFL season featued an additional three teams: Los Angeles Cobras, New England Steamrollers & New York Knights, who played only that season. Washington Commandos sat out the season Detroit Drive won Arena Bowl II, 24-13 over Chicago Bruisers. [2]

The third AFL season, in 1989, was a shortened four-game season, with five teams, including the returned Commandos, now playing in Maryland. Detroit again won the Arena Bowl, beating Pittsburgh 39-26. Following the season, the league played two successful exhibition games in Paris (France) & London (England). THE US Patent office granted the league a Patent, making it the first patented, rival-free sports league in history. [2]

the fourth AFL season, saw an expansion of two teams: Albany Firebirds & Dallas Texans, with Chicago dropping out. Detroit Drive won the Arena Bowl for the third year in succession, defeating Dallas 51-27. [2]

A further expansion in 1991, saw teams added in Orlando (Predators) and New Orleans (Night) and Columbus (Thunderbolts), with Pittsburgh relocating to Tampa Bay, becoming the Storm and the Commandos ceasing operation.The league’s expansion into the Southeast would prove enduringly successful, with the Tampa Bay & Orlando franchises remaing in existence right through to the league’s waning years in the late-2010s. Detroit was defeated in the Arena Bowl 48-42 by the Tampa Bay Storm, ending the Drive’s attempts at a four-in-a-row. [2]

In 1992 the league expanded to 12 teams and three divisions, ending the AFL’s formative years, and beginning the AFL’s rise to become what the Wall Street Journal called the fifth Major [2].

References:

Bibliography

[1] Arena Football League (2016) “2016 Record and Fact Book” pp. 57-65.

[2] Arena Football League (2016) “2016 Record and Fact Book” pp. 52-56.

Social Media

[3] Arena Fan Facebook Page (2021) Post, April 27, 1987 [Internet] Available from: https://www.facebook.com/arenafan/posts/10160818695018222 [Accessed 4 June 2021]

Websites

[4] Arena Fan (2021) History 1986 Schedule [Internet] Available from: http://www.arenafan.com/history/?page=yearly&histleague=1&fpage=schedule&year=1986 [Accessed 4 June 2021]

[5] Arena Fan (2021) History 1987 Schedule [Internet] Available from: http://www.arenafan.com/history/?page=yearly&histleague=1&fpage=schedule&year=1987 [Accessed 4 June 2021]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Richard Conville, Conor Lynch, Maurice Lynch, Dylan Brennan, Jonathan Brennan, Simon Brennan & Robert Byron.

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June 4, 2021

United Football League 2010

UFL 2010

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Las Vegas Locomotives (C)	8	5	3	0	174	142	.625
Florida Tuskers (P)	8	5	3	0	213	186	.625
Sacramento Mountain Lions	8	4	4	0	169	164	.500
Hartford Colonials	8	3	5	0	169	194	.375
Omaha Nighthawks	8	3	5	0	113	202	.375

Reference: [2]

Playoffs

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Championship Game
27.10.2010	Las Vegas Locomotives	23	Florida Tuskers	20

Reference: [2]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
18.09.2010	Hartford Colonials	27	Sacramento Mountain Lions	10
18.09.2010	Las Vegas Locomotives	20	Florida Tuskers	27
	Week 2
24.09.2010	Omaha Nighthawks	27	Hartford Colonials	26
25.09.2010	Sacramento Mountain Lions	24	Florida Tuskers	20
	Week 3
30.09.2010	Florida Tuskers	17	Las Vegas Locomotives	20
02.10.2010	Omaha Nighthawks	18	Sacramento Mountain Lions	17
	Week 4
08.10.2010	Las Vegas Locomotives	22	Omaha Nighthawks	10
09.10.2010	Hartford Colonials	20	Florida Tuskers	33
	Week 5
15.10.2010	Sacramento Mountain Lions	3	Las Vegas Locomotives	26
16.10.2010	Hartford Colonials	14	Omaha Nighthawks	19
	Week 6
21.10.2010	Florida Tuskers	17	Sacramento Mountain Lions	21
23.10.2010	Las Vegas Locomotives	24	Hartford Colonials	21 (OT)
	Week 7
28.10.2010	Omaha Nighthawks	10	Las Vegas Locomotives	24
30.10.2010	Sacramento Mountain Lions	26	Hartford Colonials	27
	Week 8
05.11.2010	Florida Tuskers	31	Omaha Nighthawks	14
06.11.2010	Las Vegas Locomotives	24	Sacramento Mountain Lions	27
	Week 9
11.11.2010	Florida Tuskers	41	Hartford Colonials	7
13.11.2010	Sacramento Mountain Lions	41	Omaha Nighthawks	3
	Week 10
19.11.2010	Omaha Nighthawks	10	Florida Tuskers	27
20.11.2010	Hartford Colonials	27	Las Vegas Locomotives	14

[References: 2]

Report

The second season of the resurrected United Football League in 2010 saw an expansion into the Midwest with the addition of Omaha Nighthawks (Nebraska). The Hartford Colonials replaced the New York Sentinels and the California Redwoods moved from San Jose to Sacramento renaming themselves the Mountain Lions. The League was also far more competitive with Las Vegas Locomotives and Florida Tuskers (Orlando) both reaching the Championship Game on 5-3 records, Florida after a 27-10 victory in Omaha which consigned the Nighthawks to bottom spot on 3-5. Hartford also finished 3-5 with a win at home to Las Vegas Locomotives on the last day of the season. Sacramento Mountain Lions finished 4-4 the week before with a huge 41-3 victory over Omaha but their slim hopes were dashed on the Final week when they had to watch on with a bye week. The Championship Game itself was also close as Las Vegas Locomotives won by 3 points against Florida Tuskers for the second time in as many seasons defeating the Tuskers 23-20 with a fourth quarter safety sealing the victory.

References

Internet Archive

Images

Internet Archives

[2] United Football League | Internet Archive (2011) Schedule 2010 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20110609043730/http://www.ufl-football.com/schedule [Accessed 13 August 2019]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Eoin O’Fearghaill.

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June 4, 2021

United Football League 2009

Final Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Florida Tuskers (C)	6	6	0	0	183	92	1.000
Las Vegas Locomotive (P)	6	4	2	0	167	100	.667
California Redwoods (P)	6	2	4	0	105	134	.333
New York Sentinels	6	0	6	0	56	185	.000

Reference: Compiled from results in : 2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Championship Game
27.11.2009	Florida Tuskers	17	Las Vegas Locomotive	20 (OT)

Reference: [2]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
08.10.2009	Las Vegas Locomotives	30	California Redwoods	17
10.10.2009	Florida Tuskers	35	New York Sentinels	13
	Week 2
14.10.2009	Las Vegas Locomotives	15	Florida Tuskers	29
17.10.2009	California Redwoods	24	New York Sentinels	7
	Week 3
24.10.2009	Florida Tuskers	34	California Redwoods	7
	Week 4
29.10.2009	New York Sentinels	13	California Redwoods	20
30.10.2009	Florida Tuskers	27	Las Vegas Locomotives	24
	Week 5
04.11.2009	New York Sentinels	10	Las Vegas Locomotives	41
	Week 6
12.11.2009	New York Sentinels	6	Florida Tuskers	24
14.11.2009	California Redwoods	10	Las Vegas Locomotives	16
	Week 7
19.11.2009	California Redwoods	27	Florida Tuskers	34
20.11.2009	Las Vegas Locomotives	41	New York Sentinels	7

[References: 2]

Report

The United Football League played its first season in 2009, styling itself as a development league for the National Football League (NFL). The 2009 season featured four teams: Las Vegas Locomotives, Florida Tuskers (Orlando), California Redwoods (San Jose) and New York Sentinels with each of the games during the regular season going according to form. Florida Tuskers won the Regular Season Championship with a 6-0 record, Las Vegas joined them in the Championship game with a 4-2 record. California Redwoods had a chance to overhaul Las Vegas on the penultimate week of the season but lost 10-16 in the crucial match-up with the Locomotives, dropping the Redwoods to 2-4 for the season after they lost another close encounter with Florida in their last match. New York Sentinels lost all six games. The Championship Game proved to be a thriller with Las Vegas Locomotives shocking the Florida Tuskers 20-17 in overtime.

References

Internet Archive

Images

Internet Archive

[2] United Football League | Internet Archive (2010) Schedule 2009 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20100102212241/http://www.ufl-football.com/schedule [Accessed 13 August 2019]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Eoin O’Fearghaill

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May 31, 2021

Woman’s Football Alliance Division II 2017-2019

Woman’s Football Alliance Logo [References: 7]

WFA Division II 2017

Rank	Team / Division	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
	NATIONAL CONFERENCE
	Northeast Division
1	Montreal Blitz	7	6	1	0	299	121	.857
2	Philadelphia Phantomz	9	4	5	0	264	164	.444
4	New York Sharks	9	5	4	0	196	204	.556
5	Columbus Comets	8	4	4	0	227	108	.500
9	Baltimore Nighthawks	8	4	4	0	258	249	.500
10	Detroit Dark Angels	8	4	4	0	108	235	.500
13	Indy Crash	8	1	7	0	66	163	.125
15	West Michigan Mayhem	8	2	6	0	49	178	.250
	Southeast Region
6	Carolina Phoenix	8	6	2	0	290	107	.750
8	Tampa Bay Inferno	9	9	0	0	385	102	1.000
11	Miami Fury	9	6	3	0	167	134	.667
16	Jacksonville Dixie Blues	8	1	7	0	109	252	.125
19	North Florida Pumas	7	1	6	0	10	282	.143
	AMERICAN CONFERENCE
	Pacific Region
7	Mile High Blaze	8	8	0	0	325	0	1.000
12	Sin City Trojans	9	5	4	0	185	164	.556
14	Everett Reign	9	2	7	0	79	174	.222
17	Tacoma Trauma	8	2	6	0	57	227	.250
	Midwest Region
3	St. Louis Slam	8	7	1	0	260	93	.875
18	Madison Blaze	8	4	4	0	92	223	.500

[References: 1]

W/E	Home Team		Away Team
	Postseason Week 1
10.06.2017	Philadelphia Phantomz	16	New York Sharks	23
10.06.2017	Tampa Bay Inferno	27	Miami Fury	6
10.06.2017	Sin City Trojans	13	Everett Reign	0
	Postseason Week 2
17.06.2017	St. Louis Slam	69	Madison Blaze	0
17.06.2017	Montreal Blitz	49	New York Sharks	27
17.06.2017	Carolina Phoenix	26	Tampa Bay Inferno	35
17.06.2017	Mile High Blaze	28	Sin City Trojans	14
	Postseason Week 3
08.07.2017	Montreal Blitz	26	Tampa Bay Inferno	58
08.07.2017	St. Louis Slam	43	Mile High Blaze	21
	Postseason Week 4
21.07.2017	St. Louis Slam	42	Tampa Bay Inferno	15

[References: 2]

WFA Division II 2018

Rank	Team / Division	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
	NATIONAL CONFERENCE
2	New York Sharks	8	6	2	0	243	192	.750
3	Philadelphia Phantomz	8	3	5	0	157	191	.375
5	Columbus Comets	8	6	2	0	234	116	.750
7	Detroit Dark Angels	8	5	3	0	245	133	.625
11	Cleveland Fusion	8	1	7	0	55	131	.125
	Southeast Region
4	Tampa Bay Inferno	8	6	2	0	237	111	.750
10	Jacksonville Dixie Blues	8	5	3	0	247	195	.625
13	Miami Fury	8	2	6	0	197	193	.250
	AMERICAN CONFERENCE
	Pacific Region
6	Mile High Blaze	8	6	2	0	321	127	.750
12	San Diego Rebellion	8	6	2	0	199	124	.750
14	Everett Reign	8	6	2	0	126	84	.750
15	Tacoma Trauma	7	1	6	0	60	168	.143
16	Capital City Rage	6	0	6	0	18	69	.000
	Midwest Region
1	Minnesota Vixen	8	7	1	0	250	84	.875
9	Wisconsin Dragons	8	5	3	0	167	166	.625

[References: 3]

W/E	Home Team		Away Team
	Postseason Week 1
16.06.2018	Philly Phantomz	14	Columbus Comets	22
16.06.2018	Jacksonville Dixie Blues	35	Miami Fury	14
16.06.2018	San Diego Rebellion	35	Everett Reign	0
	Postseason Week 2
30.06.2018	New York Sharks	55	Columbus Comets	36
30.06.2018	Tampa Bay Inferno	48	Jacksonville Dixie Blues	7
30.06.2018	Mile High Blaze	23	San Diego Rebellion	16
30.06.2018	Minnesota Vixen	35	Wisconsin Dragons	7
	Postseason Week 3
14.07.2018	New York Sharks	42	Tampa Bay Inferno	21
14.07.2018	Minnesota Vixen	29	Mile High Blaze	6
	Postseason Week 4
27.07.2018	Minnesota Vixen	21	New York Sharks	27

[References: 4]

WFA Division II 2019

Rank	Team / Division	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
	NATIONAL CONFERENCE
	Northeast Division
2	Pittsburgh Passion	4	3	1	0	135	74	.750
4	Columbus Comets	4	3	1	0	68	34	.750
5	Detroit Dark Angels	3	3	0	0	93	12	1.000
8	New York Wolves	4	1	3	0	50	128	.250
10	Cleveland Fusion	4	2	2	0	84	57	.500
12	Baltimore Nighthawks	4	3	1	0	108	89	.750
13	Philly Phantomz	4	1	3	0	72	87	.250
40	Indy Crash	2	0	2	0	0	4	.000
	Southeast Region
9	Tampa Bay Inferno	5	2	3	0	181	190	.400
16	Miami Fury	3	2	1	0	104	69	.667
40	Jacksonville Dixie Blues	4	0	4	0	0	211	.000
	AMERICAN CONFERENCE
	Pacific Region
6	Mile High Blaze	4	4	0	0	166	12	1.000
40	Seattle Spartans	3	0	3	0	22	118	.000
	Midwest Region
1	St. Louis Slam	4	4	0	0	171	14	1.000
3	Minnesota Vixen	3	3	0	0	59	19	1.000
11	Houston Energy	4	4	0	0	184	14	1.000
18	Austin Outlaws	4	2	2	0	34	114	.500
40	Wisconsin Dragons	4	3	1	0	105	67	.750

[References: 5]

W/E	Home Team		Away Team
	Postseason Week 1
15.06.2019	Pittsburgh Passion	41	New York Wolves	6
15.06.2019	Columbus Comets	8	Detroit Dark Angels	24
15.06.2019	St. Louis Slam	16	Minnesota Vixen	8
15.06.2019	Mile High Blaze	30	Houston Energy	22
	Postseason Week 2
29.06.2019	Pittsburgh Passion	33	Detroit Dark Angels	34
29.06.2019	St. Louis Slam	41	Mile High Blaze	0
	Postseason Week 3
13.07.2019	St. Louis Slam	34	Detroit Dark Angels	0

[References: 6]

Report

St. Louis Slam won the Women’s Football Alliance Division II title with a 42-15 defeat of Tampa Bay Inferno in 2017, the first year of Tiered Divisions in the WFA. They won it again in 2019 with a 34-0 victory versus Detroit Dark Angels, with New York Sharks triumphing 27-21 against Minnesota Vixen in the intervening 2018 Final. There were 16-19 teams in the WFA Division II during this time divided into four regions.

About

The Woman’s Football Alliance is the Premier Women’s American Football League in the United States of America.

From 2017 onwards it has been split into three levels (Divisions’ I, II, III) with Inter-Division as well as Inter-Conference Play i.e. Teams plzay matches against those from their own Division, as well as playing teams from their own Region in Higher or Lower Divisions.

Report

Dallas Elite won the first Division I title in 20177, beating Boston Renegades 31-21 in the Final. The Renegades went one better the following season, winning 42-18 against the Los Angeles Warriors in the Final, and then repeating as Champions in 2019, beating another California team, Cali War 52-24.

References

[1] Women’s Football Alliance (2017) 2017 WFA National Rankings | WFA II [Internet] Available from: http://www.hostedsports.com/hsi_standings.asp?from=league_data&league=wfa&season=2017 [Accessed 30 January 2020]

[2] Women’s Football Alliance (2017) 2017 WFA Schedule and Scores | WFA II [Internet] Available from: http://www.hostedsports.com/hsi_schedule.asp?from=league_data&league=wfa&season=2017[Accessed 30 January 2020]

[3] Women’s Football Alliance (2018) 2018 WFA National Rankings | WFA II [Internet] Available from: http://www.hostedsports.com/hsi_standings.asp?from=league_data&league=wfa&season=2018 [Accessed 30 January 2020]

[4] Women’s Football Alliance (2017) 2018 WFA Schedule and Scores| WFA II [Internet] Available from: http://www.hostedsports.com/hsi_schedule.asp?from=league_data&league=wfa&season=2018 [Accessed 30 January 2020]

[5] Women’s Football Alliance (2019) 2019 WFA National Rankings| WFA II [Internet] Available from: http://www.hostedsports.com/hsi_standings.asp?from=league_data&league=wfa&season=2019 [Accessed 30 January 2020]

[6] Women’s Football Alliance (2017) 2019 WFA Schedule and Scores | WFA II [Internet] Available from: http://www.hostedsports.com/hsi_schedule.asp?from=league_data&league=wfa&season=2019 [Accessed 30 January 2020]

Images

[7] Women’s Football Alliance (2017) Header [Internet] Available from: https://www.hostedlogos.com/football/wfa/header_site_data.png [Accessed 30 January 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Brianna Wallace & Heather Foust (Dublin Bay Raptors)

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Last Updated: 31 May 2021

May 28, 2021

Scottish Claymores Flag Football Association Youth League 1996

Scottish Claymores Logo [References: 1]

Standings

SCCFL 1996	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
East Coast Division
Dundee Storm (C)	6	6	0	0	211	67	1.000
West Lothian Chargers (P)	6	1	4	1	101	167	.250
Stirling Broncos	6	1	4	1	50	118	.250
West Coast Division
East Kilbride Pirates (C)	6	6	0	0			1.000
West Coast Tigers (P)	5	3	2	0			.600
Fort William Phoenix	6	2	4	0	53	82	.333
Glasgow Lions	5	0	5	0			.000

[References: Compiled from results in 2-8 and Standings in 5]

Playoffs

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals		Meadowbank SC, Edinburgh
20.10.1996	East Kilbride Pirates	W	West Lothian Chargers	L
20.10.1996	Dundee Storm	W	West Coast Tigers	L
	3rd Place Playoff		Meadowbank SC, Edinburgh
20.10.1996	West Coast Tigers	6	West Lothian Chargers	12
	Final		Meadowbank SC, Edinburgh
20.10.1996	East Kilbride Pirates	14	Dundee Storm	18

[References: 6-7]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team / Week		Away Team / Venue
	Week 1 East Coast		Falkirk
15.09.1996	Dundee Storm	56	West Lothian Chargers	18
15.09.1996	Stirling Broncos	12	Dundee Storm	38
15.09.1996	West Lothian Chargers	6	Stirling Broncos	6
	Week 1 West Coast		Scotstoun
15.09.1996	West Coast Tigers	30	Fort William Phoenix	14
15.09.1996	Glasgow Lions	18	West Coast Tigers	21
15.09.1996	Fort William Phoenix	22	Glasgow Lions	14
	Week 2 East Coast		Livingston
22.09.1996	West Lothian Chargers	0	Stirling Broncos	14
22.09.1996	West Lothian Chargers	13	Dundee Storm	41
22.09.1996	Dundee Storm	34	Stirling Broncos	0
	Week 2 West Coast
22.09.1996	West Coast Tigers		Glasgow Lions
22.09.1996	Glasgow Lions	L	East Kilbride Pirates	W
22.09.1996	West Coast Tigers	L	East Kilbride Pirates	W
	Week 3 West Coast		Fort William
29.09.1996	Fort William Phoenix	19	Glasgow Lions	8
29.09.1996	East Kilbride Pirates	14	Glasgow Lions	0
29.09.1996	Fort William Phoenix	8	East Kilbride Pirates	28
	Week 4 East Coast		Dundee
06.10.1996	Dundee Storm	42	West Lothian Chargers	24
06.10.1996	West Lothian Chargers	40	Stirling Broncos	18
06.10.1996	Dundee Storm	W	Stirling Broncos	L
	Week 4 West Coast		East Kilbride
06.10.1996	East Kilbride Pirates	86	West Coast Tigers	0
06.10.1996	East Kilbride Pirates	1	Fort William Phoenix	0 #
06.10.1996	West Coast Tigers	1	Fort William Phoenix	0 #

[References: 2-6]

Final Box-Score

SCCFL Final, Meadowbank SC, Edinburgh	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Total
East Kilbride Pirates	8	0	0	6	14
Dundee Storm	0	0	6	12	18

[References: 7]

Team	Scorer	Score
	1st Quarter
EKP	Roddy Greig TD	6-0
	1st Half
EKP	Safety	8-0
	3rd Quarter
DUN	Graeme Anderson Pass from Adam Smith	8-6
	4th Quarter
DUN	Adam Smith Run	8-12
DUN	Adam Smith Run	8-18
EKP	James Keogh Run	14-18

[References: 7]

Report

Dundee Storm and East Kilbride Pirates both put their perfect records on the line in the Final of the first Scottish Claymores Flag Football Association Youth League for 14 to 18 year olds in Meadowbank Sports Club, Edinburgh on 20th October 1996. The Storm emerged victorious thanks to two unconverted touchdowns in the fourth quarter from Quarterback Adam Smith, which helped the Storm come back from 8-0 down to lead 18-8. East Kilbride’s Quarterback James Keogh (an Irish name) scored a late touchdown himself, but it was not enough for the Pirates as the Storm won 18-14 to take the title. Roddy Greig scored East Kilbride Pirates’ other touchdown in the first quarter, with 2 safety points their other score. Storm’s Wide Receiver Graeme Anderson had given them hope by scoring on a long pass for the best touchdown of the match in the third quarter.

Ireland’s Emmett Waldron, born in Cork played for the Scottish Claymores in the World League of American Football / National Football League Europe League from 1996 to 1999, and part of the role would have been helping out with the Youth Programme of the NFL, including the Scottish Claymores Flag Football Association Youth League.

Scottish Claymores Emmett Waldron Jersey [References: 9]

Final Venue: Meadowbank SC, Edinburgh

References / Further Reading

Logos

[1] World League of American Football (2021) Claymores [Internet] Available from: http://worldleagueofamericanfootball.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/Claymores.gif [Accessed 28 May 2021]

Newspapers

[2] Anon. (1996) “Sports Round-Up: American Football” The Courier and Advertiser. Friday, September 20, 1996. Pg. 24 Sport. [Past editions of the Courier and Advertiser are Available to view online at the British Newspaper Archive at: https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000564/19960920/383/0024 [This Article Last Accessed 28 May 2021]

[3] Anon. (1996) “Sports Round-Up: Gridiron Football” The Courier and Advertiser. Tuesday, September 24, 1996. Pg. 18 Sport. [Past editions of the Courier and Advertiser are Available to view online at the British Newspaper Archive at: https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000564/19960924/332/0018 [This Article Last Accessed 28 May 2021]

[4] Anon. (1996) “Impressive LaChapelle unable to stop defeat” The Courier and Advertiser. Tuesday, October 1, 1996. Pg. 18 Sport. [Past editions of the Courier and Advertiser are Available to view online at the British Newspaper Archive at: https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000564/19961001/225/0015 [This Article Last Accessed 28 May 2021]

[5] Anon. (1996) “Sports Round-Up: American Football” The Courier and Advertiser. Tuesday, October 8, 1996. Pg. 16 Sport. [Past editions of the Courier and Advertiser are Available to view online at the British Newspaper Archive at: https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000564/19961008/295/0016 [This Article Last Accessed 28 May 2021]

[6] Anon. (1996) “Gridiron Football” The Courier and Advertiser. Saturday, October 19, 1996. Pg. 24 Sport. [Past editions of the Courier and Advertiser are Available to view online at the British Newspaper Archive at: https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000564/19961019/385/0024 [This Article Last Accessed 28 May 2021]

[7] Anon. (1996) “Storm have Final say” The Courier and Advertiser. Monday, October 21, 1996. Pg. 15 Sport. [Past editions of the Courier and Advertiser are Available to view online at the British Newspaper Archive at: https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000564/19961021/186/0015 [This Article Last Accessed 28 May 2021]

[8] Anon. (1996) “Team is hoping to create as Storm” The Courier and Advertiser. Saturday July 13, 1996. Pg. 4 Sport. [Past editions of the Courier and Advertiser are Available to view online at the British Newspaper Archive at: https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000564/19960713/050/0004 [This Article Last Accessed 28 May 2021]

Images

[9] World League of American Football (2020) 96claymoresawayjersey50rs.jpg.w300h350 [Internet] Available from: http://www.worldleagueofamericanfootball.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/96claymoresawayjersey50rs.jpg.w300h350.jpg [Accessed 17 September 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Laura Shadbolt

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Last Updated: 28 May 2021

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May 24, 2021

Central European Football League Cup 2017-2019

Central European Football League Logo [References: 1]

CEFL Cup 2017

CEFL Cup 2017	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
CEFL Cup Western Group
Kranj Alp Devils (Slo) (F)	4	3	1	0	90	43	.750
Sarajevo Spartans (BiH)(3P)	4	3	1	0	72	49	.750
Zagreb Patriots (Cro)	4	0	4	0	26	96	.000
CEFL Cup Eastern Group
Novi Sad Dukes (Ser)(F)	3	3	0	0	110	26	1.000
Belgrade Blue Dragons (Ser)	3	2	1	0	50	50	.667
Indija Indians (Ser)	3	1	2	0	20	53	.333
Sirmium Legionaires (Ser)	3	0	3	0	25	76	.000

[References: 2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	3rd Place
11.06.2017	Sarajevo Spartans	0	Belgrade Blue Dragons	14
	Final
10.06.2017	Kranj Alp Devils	0	Novi Sad Dukes	59

[References: 3]

CEFL Cup 2018

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Cup Semi-Final
03.05.2018	SBB Vukovi Belgrade (Ser)	28	Budapest Cowbells (Hun)	18
03.05.2018	Gdynia Seahawks (Pol)	56	Sakarya Tatankalari (Tur)	28
	CEFL Cup Final
10.06.18	SBB Vukovi Belgrade (Ser)	55	Gdynia Seahawks (Pol)	41

[References: 3-4]

CEFL Cup 2019

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
13.04.2019	Budapest Cowbells (Hun)	6	Moscow Spartans (Rus)	24
13.04.2019	Bucharest Rebels (Rom)	14	Belgrade SBB Vukovi (Ser)	28
13.04.2019	Bolzano Giants (Ita)	36	Budapest Wolves (Hun)	19
13.04.2019	Istanbul ITU Hornets (Tur)	40	Moscow Patriots (Rus)	19
	Semi-Finals
11.05.2019	Belgrade SBB Vukovi	27	Bolzano Giants	42
18.05.2019	Istanbul ITU Hornets	17	Moscow Spartans	43
	CEFL Cup
09.06.2019	Bolzano Giants	14	Moscow Spartans	15

[References: 5]

Report

The Central European Football League Cup in 2017 comprised two Groups Western and Eastern, with representatives from Slovenia, Bosnia-Hercegovina and Croatia (Western) and Serbia (Eastern). After a Mini-League of 3 to 4 games each the Group winners met in the Final, won 59-0 by Serbia’s Novi Sad Dukes versus Slovenia’s Kranj Alp Devils. The Cup became a single elimination cup in 2018 featuring four countries’ representatives: Serbia, Poland, Hungary and Turkey. Again it was a Serbian team which triumphed in the Final as SBB Vukovi Belgrade defeated Gdynia Seahawks of Poland 55-41. The Cup was expanded in 2019 to include teams from Romania, Italy and Russia with Moscow Spartans taking the prize back to Russia with a close 15-14 triumph in the Final against Italy’s Bolzano Giants. The 2020 edition of the Cup was cancelled to due concerns and travel restrictions relating to the COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic.

About

The Central European Football League was a AA (3rd Level) European American Football League which operated from 2006 to the present (at time of writing) with the first 11 years as a AAA League based in the Balkans and Central European countries which formed the Soviet Block, Ottoman Empire and Austro-Hungarian Empire of the 20th Century, due to there being not enough teams in each country for their own league prior to 2017.

Since 2017 the CEFL Championship has operated as a AA (3rd Level) Regional Mini-League in Central Europe, stretching from Moscow in Russia in the East, Istanbul in Turkey in the South, Thonon in South-East France in the West and Wroclaw in Poland in the North, while the CEFL Cup has operated as a A Level (4th Level) Regional Mini-League or Cup in the same areas, but primarily in the Balkan countries .

References

Images

[1] Central European Football League (2009) CEFL Logo [Internet] Available from: https://cefl.avaladsfmusic.group/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/cefl-544-180-300×99.png [Accessed 6 June 2020]

Websites

[2] Central European Football League (2019) 2019 Schedule & Standings [Internet] Available from: http://www.european-league.com/2019-schedule-standings/ [Accessed 5 June 2020]

[3] American Football International (2017) CEFL Cup: Gdynia Seahawks from Poland outlast Hungary’s Budapest Cowbells, reach CEFL Cup Final [Internet] Available from: http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/cefl-cup-gdynia-seahawks-from-poland-outlast-hungarys-budapest-cowbells-reach-cefl-cup-final/ [Accessed 20 July 2018]

[4] American Football International (2017) Livestream: CEFL Cup Final – SBB Vukovi Belgrade (Serbia) v Gdynia Seahawks (Poland), June 10, 5p (11a EST) [Internet] Available from: http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/livestream-cefl-cup-final-sbb-vukovi-belgrade-serbia-v-gdynia-seahawks-poland-june-10-5p-11a-est/ [Accessed 20 July 2018]

[5] Central European Football League (2021) 2018 Schedule – Standings [Internet] Available from: http://www.european-league.com/2018-schedule-standings/ [Accessed 24 May 2021]

[6] Central European Football League (2019) 2019 Schedule & Standings [Internet] Available from: http://www.european-league.com/2019-schedule-standings/ [Accessed 5 June 2020]

[7] Central European Football League (2019) 2020 Schedule & Standings [Internet] Available from: http://www.european-league.com/2020-schedule-standings/ [Accessed 23 May 2021]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Tomasz Dybikowski (Dublin Bay Raptors).

About this document

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Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 24 May 2021