Month: October 2021

Hypothetical Fantasy Football NCAA-Style Conference Alignment for all American Football Ireland Teams Ever 2021

This is a Hypothetical NCAA-Style Conference Alignment for All American Football Ireland Contact Teams ever should they ever all be brought back for something like Madden or Fantasy Football

Conferences

AMERICAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF IRELANDAMERICAN FOOTBALL IRELANDIRISH AMERICAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
Tara ConferenceCapitol ConferenceCentral Conference
Dublin CeltsDublin RebelsDublin Lightning
Dublin TornadoesSouth Dublin PanthersGreystones Rebels
Dublin BullsTrinity College Dublin ThunderboltsDublin Dragons
Dublin TigersUniversity College Dublin SentinelsTallaght Outlaws
Belfast BlitzersWest Dublin RhinosDublin City University Saints
Belfast SpartansNorth Dublin PiratesNorth Dublin Marshals
Antrim A26 BulldogsLouth MavericksDundalk IT Razorbacks *
Mourne ConferenceCoastal ConferenceSouthern Conference
Coleraine ChieftainsUniversity of Limerick VikingsWaterford Wolves
Jordanstown JaguarsCork AdmiralsNorth Kildare Reapers
Carrickfergus / East Antrim CougarsCill Dara CrusadersTullamore Phoenix
NI GiantsWexford EaglesDrogheda Lightning
Bangor BuccaneersMeath BulldogsSouth Kildare Soldiers
East Side JetsWestmeath MinotaursGalway Sea Devils *
Aldergrove HawksGalway WarriorsDunboyne Druids *
Irish ConferenceNational ConferenceNorthern Conference
Bray SeahawksBelfast KnightsBelfast Bulls
Limerick PatriotsBelfast TrojansPortadown Panthers
Lee Valley SteelersCraigavon CowboysTyrone Titans
Drogheda VikingsDonegal / Derry VipersQueen’s University Belfast Broncos
Dublin PiratesNI RazorbacksLurgan Area Raiders
Galway ?? (1990)Antrim JetsNewtownabbey Warriors
Waterford ?? (1990)Causeway GiantsCarrickfergus Knights
Northern Ireland Junior American LeagueNorthern Ireland ChampionshipDV8 Development League
Ballymena WolfhoundsHale Blue Devils (Larne)Ardee Falcons
Prospect PumasYarvard Crimson Tide (Larne-Belfast)Athy ?? (1993)
Brownlow BanditsTech Fighting Irish (Belfast)Erris (Mayo) Rams
City ColtsArmy Wolverines (Newry)IT Carlow Chargers
Lisburn GroundhogsNavy Galloping Gaels (Newry)Midlands Soldiers
Maiden City MaulersRedskins (Banbridge)Edenderry Soldiers
Peel CrusadersYankees (Banbridge)Belfast Lasers
Hypothetical Fantasy Football NCAA-Style Conference Alignment for all American Football Ireland Teams Ever 2021

Notes

(1) The “Northern Ireland Championship” features the Seven Pre-Irish American Football League of 1986 teams that were based in Ireland: five “European Theater of Operations” ETO Football Championship teams based in Northern Ireland during WWII and the two teams of specially-trained Rugby Players who played a Festival match at Banbridge RFC in 1983.

(2) The Irish Conference includes six Republic of Ireland teams who were scheduled to play in the Irish American Football League in 1990, but never did – in the end only five Northern Ireland teams started the season, with Dublin Celts playing in the British 2nd Division. At least one Preseason Friendly was played among these teams: Bray Seahawks v Dublin Tornadoes, and Lee Valley Steelers (Cork) and Limerick Patriots were to play in the League in 1992 and 1993. Dublin Pirates collapsed at the end of the season and a failed attempt was made to bring them back in 1992. Nothing else is known about the Waterford and Galway franchises, not even their name, and also the team in Athy mentioned as “already playing” in Lindie Naughton’s Minority Sports Column in the Evening Herald in 1993.

(3) The Northern Ireland Junior American League includes not just teams which played Junior Football only (City Colts, Ballymena Wolfhounds, Prospect Pumas and Brownlow Bandit, but also those who played Two-Touch only – a form of Contact Football without pads and helmets – all players could be tackled except the ball carrier who could only be tackled by placing two hands on him or her. TheseTwo-Touch Only teams are: Lisburn Groundhogs, Maiden City Maulers and Peel Crusaders (Isle of Man).

(4) DV8 Development League includes 8v8 Development League-only teams, who never played full 11v11 Tackle Football.

(5) A separate Belfast Knights and Carrickfergus Knights have been created for the purposes of this hypothetitcal “Madden” / “Fantasy Football” League for the two Eras of the Knights history.

(6) Galway Sea Devils and Dundalk IT Razorbacks, while both never played in the League, were full members (*)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to Cillian Smith, Michael Smith, Michael Brophy and Ralph Schmeer of the Irish American Football Association and Irish American Football Officials Association.

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WSCAI Colleges and Universities National Futsal Cup 2017

Finals

References

[1] Football Association of Ireland (2017) IT Carlow retain Women’s Futsal Cup [Internet] Available from: http://www.fai.ie/domestic/news/it-carlow-retain-womens-futsal-cup [Accessed 25 February 2017]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to Rose McCabe, Trinity College Dublin and Aisling Delaney.

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Alaska Schools Activities Association Division I High School Football First National Bowl Series 2021

The words, Alaska Football, embossed onto a football flattened into two dimensions. 3D Illustration

Division I Cook Inlet Conference All-Games Standings

ASAA Alaska Schools Activities Association First National Bowl Series Cook Inlet Conference All Games 2021

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
1East Anchorage Thunderbirds7100.875347183164W4
2Juneau Huskies6100.857268128140W4
3West Anchorage Eagles5200.714259142117W1
4Colony Knights5300.625198231-33L1
5Bartlett Golden Bears4400.500148199-51L2
6South Anchorage Wolverines3500.375233253-20L2
7Service Cougars1700.125148304-156L5
8Dimond Lynx0700.00064189-125L7

Division I Cook Inlet Conference Standings

ASAA Alaska Schools Activities Association First National Bowl Series Cook Inlet Conference 2021

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
1East Anchorage Thunderbirds6100.857297157140W4
2Juneau Huskies6100.857268128140W4
3West Anchorage Eagles5200.714259142117W1
4Colony Knights4300.571164217-53L1
5South Anchorage Wolverines3400.429192211-19L1
6Bartlett Golden Bears3400.429126184-58L2
7Service Cougars1600.143114256-142L4
8Dimond Lynx0700.00064189-125L7

Division I Playoffs

ASAA Alaska School Activities Association First National Bowl Series State Championship Playoffs 2021

Division I Cook Inlet Conference Schedule

ASAA Alaska School Activities Association First National Bowl Series Cook Inlet Conference 2021

Match Day Week 1
(Week 1)
53 - 12

Juneau Huskies vs Colony Knights

(Week 1)
22 - 45

Service Cougars vs East Anchorage Thunderbirds

(Week 1)
9 - 33

Bartlett Golden Bears vs West Anchorage Eagles

(Week 1)
w/o - Forfeit

South Anchorage Wolverines vs Dimond Lynx

Match Day Week 2
(Week 2)
35 - 6

Juneau Huskies vs Dimond Lynx

(Week 2)
59 - 22

East Anchorage Thunderbirds vs South Anchorage Wolverines

(Week 2)
35 - 6

West Anchorage Eagles vs Service Cougars

(Week 2)
40 - 13

Colony Knights vs Bartlett Golden Bears

Match Day Week 3
(Week 3)
49 - 23

West Anchorage Eagles vs Juneau Huskies

(Week 3)
31 - 34

South Anchorage Wolverines vs Colony Knights

(Week 3)
20 - 26

Dimond Lynx vs Service Cougars

Match Day Week 4
(Week 4)
39 - 28

Juneau Huskies vs East Anchorage Thunderbirds

(Week 4)
34 - 46

West Anchorage Eagles vs South Anchorage Wolverines

(Week 4)
14 - 8

Bartlett Golden Bears vs Dimond Lynx

Match Day Week 5
(Week 5)
12 - 49

Service Cougars vs Juneau Huskies

(Week 5)
26 - 50

Colony Knights vs East Anchorage Thunderbirds

(Week 5)
9 - 45

Dimond Lynx vs West Anchorage Eagles

(Week 5)
22 - 30

South Anchorage Wolverines vs Bartlett Golden Bears

Match Day Week 6
(Week 6)
14 - 27

Bartlett Golden Bears vs Juneau Huskies

(Week 6)
35 - 21

East Anchorage Thunderbirds vs West Anchorage Eagles

(Week 6)
21 - 14

Colony Knights vs Dimond Lynx

(Week 6)
12 - 64

Service Cougars vs South Anchorage Wolverines

Match Day Week 7
(Week 7)
42 - 7

Juneau Huskies vs South Anchorage Wolverines

(Week 7)
32 - 20

East Anchorage Thunderbirds vs Bartlett Golden Bears

(Week 7)
17 - 14

Colony Knights vs Service Cougars

Match Day Week 8
(Week 8)
48 - 7

East Anchorage Thunderbirds vs Dimond Lynx

(Week 8)
42 - 14

West Anchorage Eagles vs Colony Knights

(Week 8)
22 - 26

Service Cougars vs Bartlett Golden Bears

Division I v Division II Inter-Conference Games Schedule

Championship Game Recap

James Connally, who has the same name as Irish Patriot Leader James Connolly, starred for Juneau Huskies, who play at Adair Kennedy Field, another name associated with great Irish Leaders, in the Alaska Schools Activities Association High School Football First National Bowl Series Division I Championship Game in 2021, scoring two reception Touchdowns, however, ended up on the losing team as East Anchorage Thunderbirds won 30-17. The other five Juneau points came from the boot of Adams – one Field Goal and two Point After Touchdown conversions.

Note: For a full Scoring sequence please click on the Championship Game itself in the Playoff Schedule above to be brought to the Championship Games Page.

Regular Season Recap

The Juneau Huskies had won the Regular Season, winning their first two games at home to Colony Knights (53-12) and Dimond Lynx (35-6) before falling away to West Anchorage Eagles, 23-49. They then defeated the other Top 3 team, East Anchorage Thunderbirds, 39-28 to go 3-1 at the halfway stage, before finishing with three more victories, against Service Cougars (away, 49-12), Bartlett Golden Bears (away, 27-14) and 42-7 at home at Adair Kennedy Field to South Anchorage Wolverines. The Huskies had a bye in Week 8 before defeating Dimond Lynx 31-3 and Bartlett Golden Bears 50-20 in the Playoffs.

East Anchorage Thunderbirds had finished second in the Cook Inlet Conference (the Big and only ASAA Football Division I Conference) with a similar 6-1 record, losing out on the Conference title on head-to-head. The Thunderbirds defeated Service Cougars 48-14 and West Anchorage Eagles 34-32 on the way to the Championship Game. The Thunderbirds had also defeated Lathrop Malemutes of Division II 50-26 during the Regular season. West Anchorage Bears finished third on 5-2, and Colony Knights fourth on 4-3 (5-3 All Games), however the Knights fell in the Championship Quarter-Finals to Bartlett Golden Bears (19-32) who came fifth in the Regular Season on 3-4 (4-4 All Games). 2020 Champions South Anchorage Wolverines finished in sixth with a 3-4 record (3-5 All Games) and Service Cougars (1-6, 1-7 All Games) and Dimond Lynx (0-7, 0-7 All Games) finished out the eight team Division I Cook Inlet Conference.

Image References

Copyright: jimlarkin on www.123rf.com

Postseason References

References

[1] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Top Ranked as Playoffs Begin, October 4th 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/sports/huskies-top-ranked-as-playoffs-begin/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[2] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Dominate All-Conference Team, October 7th 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/sports/huskies-dominate-all-conference-team/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[3] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies chase Lynx off Adair, away from Juneau, out of State Playoffs [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/huskies-chase-lynx-off-adair-away-from-juneau-out-of-state-playoffs/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[4] KINY Alaska (2021) Football History About to Unford as Huskies host Bartlett in State Semi-Final [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/football-history-about-to-unfold-as-huskies-host-bartlett-in-state-semifinal/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[5] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Too Powerful for Golden Bears in State Semi-Final, October 18th 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/huskies-too-powerful-for-golden-bears-in-state-semifinal/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[6] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Prepare for East again, October 21st 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/huskies-prepare-for-east-again/  [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[7] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Fall to Thunderbirds in State Title Game, October 23rd, 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/huskies-fall-to-thunderbirds-in-state-title-game/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

Regular Season References

References

[1] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Top Ranked as Playoffs Begin, October 4th 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/sports/huskies-top-ranked-as-playoffs-begin/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[2] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Dominate All-Conference Team, October 7th 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/sports/huskies-dominate-all-conference-team/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[3] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies chase Lynx off Adair, away from Juneau, out of State Playoffs [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/huskies-chase-lynx-off-adair-away-from-juneau-out-of-state-playoffs/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[4] KINY Alaska (2021) Football History About to Unford as Huskies host Bartlett in State Semi-Final [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/football-history-about-to-unfold-as-huskies-host-bartlett-in-state-semifinal/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[5] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Too Powerful for Golden Bears in State Semi-Final, October 18th 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/huskies-too-powerful-for-golden-bears-in-state-semifinal/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[6] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Prepare for East again, October 21st 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/huskies-prepare-for-east-again/  [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[7] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Fall to thunderbirds in State Title Game, October 23rd, 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/huskies-fall-to-thunderbirds-in-state-title-game/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[8] KINY Alaska (2021) Juneau Huskies Conference Champs! Down South 42-7!, September 26th 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/juneau-huskies-conference-champs-down-south-42-7/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[9] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Coach Breaks down win over Colony, Dimond Next, August 16th 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/sports/huskies-coach-breaks-down-win-over-colony-dimond-next/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[10] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Bury Dimond in the Rough Adair Kennedy Field, August 22nd, 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/huskies-bury-dimond-in-the-rough-adair-kennedy-field/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[11] KINY Alaska (2021) Huskies Coach Breaks Down Win over Dimond, East Next, August 23rd 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/sports/huskies-coach-breaks-down-win-over-dimond-west-next/  [Accessed 24 October 2021]

[12] KINY Alaska (2021) Juneau Huskies Chase Down Service Cougars, September 11th 2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.kinyradio.com/news/news-of-the-north/juneau-huskies-chase-down-service-cougars/ [Accessed 24 October 2021]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to Jim Naughton and Conor and Maurice Lynch.

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National Spring Football League 2014

National Spring Football League 2014 Logo [References: 1]

Teams

NSFL National Spring Football League 2014

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
0Illinois Seahawks0000.0000000
0Texas HeatSeekers0000.0000000

About the NSFL 2014

The National Spring Football League (NSFL) – the second organisation to use that name – announced on Facebook on July 4th 2013 it was to begin play as the 1st Minor Professional Football League that would be totally dedicated to the “Growth and Devlopment of its Players, Coaches, Staff, Team and League” [Reference: 2]. The only officially announced team was Texas HeatSeekers, and apart from a link to a Cheerleaders Team Page for the HeatSeekers and another possibly linked team the Illinois Seahawks, the League announced on January 19th 2014 that the planned season on 2014 was not going ahead.

References

[1] The National Spring Football League Facebook (2013) Profile Picture, June 12, 2013: [Internet] Available from: https://www.facebook.com/NSFLProSpringFootball/photos/a.133848420151113/133848423484446/ [Accessed 21 October 2021]

[2] The National Spring Football League Facebook (2014) Discussion [Internet] Available from: https://www.facebook.com/NSFLProSpringFootball [Accessed 21 October 2021]

ACKNOWLEDGENTS

Thanks to Michael O’Callaghan.

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All American Football League 2008

All American Football League Logo [References: 1]

Teams

All American Football League 2008

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
0Team Alabama0000.0000000
0Team Arkansas0000.0000000
0Team Florida0000.0000000
0Team Michigan0000.0000000
0Team Tennessee0000.0000000
0Team Texas0000.0000000

Home Stadiums

TeamStadium
Team AlabamaLegion Field, Birmingham, Alabama
Team ArkansasWar Memorial Stadium, Little Rock, Arkansas
Team FloridaBen Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, Florida
Team MichiganFord Field, Detroit, Michigan
Team TennesseeNeyland Stadium, Knoxville, Tennessee
Team TexasRice Stadium, Houston, Texas
All American Football League 2008 Stadiums

Team Head Coaches and First Draft Pick

TeamHead CoachFirst Draft Pick
Team AlabamaMike Jones (former Frankfurt Galaxy, NFL Europa)Josh Sewell (Nebraska, C)
Team ArkansasRon Calgacgi
Team FloridaShane Matthews
Team MichiganTom Montes (former Assistant Coach of Detroit Lions, NFL)
Team TennesseeAndy Kelly
Team TexasJohn Jenkins (former University of Houston Coach)
All American Football League Coaches and First Draft Picks.

About the All American Football League 2008

The All American Football League was headquartered in Atlanta. Georgia and intended to start play in 2008 as a compliment to both the National Football League (NFL) and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), playing by NCAA rules. It had six teams located in Major Stadiums, mostly in the South of the United States of America (Houston, Little Rock, Knoxville, Gainesville, Birmingham) with one team in the Midwest (Detroit, Michigan). Teams were named after the State they were located in but had no nicknames, instead being known as Team Alabama, Team Arkansas, Team Florida, Team Michigan, Team Tennessee and Team Texas.

The draft went ahead on January 26th 2008 as planned, with the opening game scheduled for April 2008, but on March 13th, 2008 the League gave a press release announcing the postponement of the start date until 2009. The arrival of the United Football League which played from 2009 to 2011 may have been the factor which ended the All American Football League before it started, as the AAFL never got off the ground.

References

[1] Angelfire (2008) aafllogo [Internet] Available from: https://www.angelfire.com/ia3/coltsnflrules/images/aafllogo.jpg [Accessed 20 October 2021]

[2] Angelfire (2008) All American Football League [Internet] Available from: https://www.angelfire.com/ia3/coltsnflrules/allamericanfootballleague.htm [Accessed 20 October 2021]

[3] AI (2008) All American Football League Draft Underway [Internet] Available from: https://www.al.com/spotnews/2008/01/all_american_football_league_d.html [Accessed 20 October 2021]

[4]AAFL Wayback Machine (2008) Teams [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20080726171055/http://allamericanfootballleague.com/teams.php [Accessed 20 October 2021]

[5] AAFL Wayback Machine (2008) Press Release: AAFL Postpones Inaugural season until 2009 [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20081029063130/http://www.allamericanfootballleague.com/2009SeasonPR.php [Accessed 20 October 2021]

Acknowledgents

Thanks to Martha Griffin

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Conf’Ouest Ouest Bowl I 1997

Conf’Ouest Map [References: 11]

Playoff Schedule

Conf'Ouest Ouest Bowl 1998

Match Day Semi-Finals
(Semi-Finals)
14 - 12

Angers Yankees vs Tours Pionniers

(Semi-Finals)
36 - 0

Nantes Dockers vs Les Herbiers Chouans

Match Day Final Ouest Bowl I 1998
(Final Ouest Bowl I 1998)
20 - 14

Angers Yankees vs Nantes Dockers

Match Day 3rd Place Playoff
(3rd Place Playoff)
44 - 6

Tours Pionniers vs Les Herbiers Chouans

Recap

Angers Yankees won the second Ouest Bowl in Brittany in 1998 defeating Nantes Dockers 20-14 in a close Final after eliminating Tours Pionniers 14-12 in the Semi-Finals. Tours Pionniers finished third after a 44-6 win over Les Herbiers Chouans.

References

[1] Conf’Ouest Wayback Machine (2001) [Ouest Bowl] Playoffs 1998 [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20010302233355/http://confouest.free.fr/tournoi.htm [Accessed 18 February 2019]

IMAGES

[11] Conference Ouest | Wayback Machine (2001) Conference Ouest Map [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20010303153123im_/http://confouest.free.fr/images/ouest.gif [Accessed 18 April 2020]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to Sean Douglas and Tim Leadingham

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LGFA I Liga Gallega de Futbol Americano Schedule 2012

LGFA Logo [References: 6]

Standings

LGFA I Liga Gallega de Futbol Americano 2012

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
1Santiago Black Ravens3001.00019650146W3
2Trasnos CFA1110.33390110-20T1
3San Francisco Teo1200.33350156-106L1
4Oviedo Madbulls0210.00084104-20T1

Schedule

Recap

Santiago Black Ravens were comfortable Champions of the first Liga Gallega de Futbol Americano (Galician American Football League) in 2012. Having defeated Oviedo Madbulls 28-19 they then destroyed Trasnos CFA 72-19 and put up ank unbelievable 96 points against San Francisco Teo in a 96-12 win to finish off the season. The League, despite being the 2012 season, was played early in 2013.

REFERENCES

WEBSITES

[1] AGFA (2012) I Liga Gallega de Futbol Americano [Internet] Available from: http://agfa.weebly.com/2012-i-lgfa.html [Accessed 22 January 2019]

IMAGES

[6] AGFA (2012) 8226016 [Internet] Available from: http://agfa.weebly.com/uploads/4/9/6/2/4962142/8226016.png?183 [Accessed 22 January 2019]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to Roisin O’Callaghan.

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NoAFF Norges Amerikanske Idretters Forbund Amerikanske Fotball 1st Division Schedule 2000

Final Standings

NoAFF Norges Amerikanske Idretters Forbund Amerikanske Fotball 1st Division 2000

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
16001.00034426318W6
24200.66718215428W2
31500.16791252-161L2
41500.16760245-185L4

Playoff Schedule

NoAFF Norges Amerikanske Idretters Forbund Amerikanske Fotball 1st Division Playoffs 2000

Match Day Semi-Finals
(Semi-Finals)
1 - 0 #

Oslo Vikings vs Nidaros Domers

(Semi-Finals)
62 - 0

Eidsvoll 1814s vs Sandnes Oilers

Match Day National Championship
(National Championship)
68 - 20

Oslo Vikings vs Eidsvoll 1814s

Regular Season Schedule

NoAFF Norges Amerikanske Idretters Forbund Amerikanske Fotball 1st Division 2000

Recap

The Oslo Vikings were deserving Champions of the Norwegian American Football Federation’s 1st Division title in 2000 having won all six games handsomely and then triumphing 68-20 over Eidsvoll 1814s in the National Championship. The Vikings had received a walkover from Trondheim’s Nidaros Domers in the Semi-Finals while Eidsvoll 1814s despatched 2nd Division Champions Sandnes Oilers 62-0 in the other Semi-Final. V IF Trolls were the fourth team in the 1st Division, which like Nidaros had finished 1-5. Eidsvoll had finished 4-2. Oslo Vikings also took part in the Euroleague North alongside Stockholm Mean Machine (Sweden) and Aarhus Tigers (Denmark) in 2000.

About NoAFF 1st Division

The Norwegian American Football Federation’s 1st Division was the top level of American Football in Norway in 2000, featuring four teams. The teams were the same four teams as in 1999 and were to be the same four teams as in 2001, as there was no automatic promotion and relegation in place at the time.

References

[1] The Norwegian Football Junkie (2001) 2000 Standings [Internet] Available from: https://tnfj.com/Mag/s00standings.html [Accessed 12 July 2001][Broken Link][Available on the Wayback Machine at: http://web.archive.org/web/20020112005252/https://tnfj.com/Mag/s00/standings.html ][Accessed 14 October 2021]

[2] The Norwegian Football Junkie (2001) 2000 Results [Internet] Available from: https://tnfj.com/Mag/s00/results.html [Accessed 12 July 2001][Broken Link][Available on the Wayback Machine at: http://web.archive.org/web/20010105073800/https://tnfj.com/Mag/s00/results.html ][Accessed 14 October 2021]

[3] The Norwegian Football Junkie (2001) 2000 Playoffs [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20000919133910/http://www.tnfj.com/Mag/s00/playoffs.html [Accessed 15 October 2021]

[4] Oslo Vikings Wayback Machine (2003) vikings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20021204224809im_/http://www.oslovikings.com/images/vikings.jpg [Accessed 14 October 2021]

[5] VIF Trolls Wayback Machine (2006) bannernfl [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20060629121329im_/http://www.viftrolls.com/images/bannernfl.gif [Accessed 14 October 2021]

[6] Eidsvoll 1814s Wayback Machine (2000) toplogo1 [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20000302224436im_/http://www.1814s.com/images/toplogo1.gif [Accessed 14 October 2021]

[7] Nidaros Domers Wayback Machine (2001) banner [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20021215185856im_/http://www.stud.ntnu.no/studorg/domers/images/banner/banner.jpg  [Accessed 14 October 2021]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to Louise Wills (nee Kenny) and John Wills.

ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

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Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 15 October 2021

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LEXFA Lega Extrema de Football Americano Schedule 2021

LEXFA Logo [References: 1]

Standings

LEXFA Lega Extrema de Football Americano Division 1 2021

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
1Carneros1001.00040634W1
2Supermans1001.00034925W1
3Ducks1001.00012210W1
4Aztecas ODA1001.00019127W1
5Black Thunder0000.0000000
5Cowboys0000.0000000
5Dragones Aztecas0000.0000000
5Jugosos0000.0000000
5Myrmidons0000.0000000
10Toritos Texcoco0100.0001219-7L1

LEXFA Lega Extrema de Football Americano Division 2 2021

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
1Aztecas1001.00038632W1
2Jugosos1001.000261511W1
3Jokers0000.0000000
3Oklahoma0000.0000000
5Spartans ODA0100.0002631-5L1
6Zopilotes0100.000212-10L1
7Sooners0100.0001526-11L1
8Air Force0100.000934-25L1

LEXFA Lega Extrema de Football Americano Division 3 2021

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
1Tigers Xtreme1001.00021138W1
2Pig Machine1001.00031265W1
3Black Demons0000.0000000
3Head Hunters0000.0000000
3Leones Coacalco0000.0000000
3Myrmidons0000.0000000
3Piratas0000.0000000
3Titanes0000.0000000
3Vikingos0000.0000000
3Zopilotes0000.0000000
11Mighty Ducks0100.0001321-8L1
12Peleadores0100.000640-34L1

LEXFA Lega Extrema de Football Americano Division 4 2021

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
1Panteras1001.00028262W1
2Comanches0000.0000000
2Delfines0000.0000000
2Jokers0000.0000000
2Peleadores0000.0000000
2Pig Machine0000.0000000
2Rhinos0000.0000000
2Sooners0000.0000000
2Titanes0000.0000000
2Vikingos0000.0000000
11Hellfish0100.0002628-2L1
12Chargers0100.000638-32L1

Schedule

Recap

In week 1 of the LEXFA Lega Extema de Football Americano Peleadores (Fighting Irish) who play in Division 3 lost 6-40 to Carneros of Division 1. Other Division 1 teams to win were Supermans (34-9 v Air Force), Ducks (12-2 v Zopilotes), and Aztecas ODA (19-12 v Toritos Texcoco). Aztecas CDMX (38-6 v Chargers) and Jugosos (26-15 v Sooners) won their opening games in Division 2. Tigers Xtreme (21-13 v Mighty Ducks) opened with a victory in Division 3 as did Pig Machine with a shock 31-26 triumph over Spartans ODA of Division 1. The only Division 4 team to win on the first weekend was Panteras with a 28-26 defeat of fellow Division 4 team Hellfish.

About LEXFA

LEXFA – Lega Extrema de Football Americano – is the biggest Arena / Indoor Football League in the World. It comprises four to five divisions of Arena Indoor Football teams in Mexico, with the Divisions based on level of play as in Soccer rather than Geographical as in American and Canadian Football.

Arena, also known as Indoor Football is an 8v8 version of American Football played in converted Ice Hockey rinks or other Arenas with a 50 yard field and two 8 yard endzones. Instead of having 4 downs (attempts) to reach 10 yards or the ball is turned over, Arena Indoor Football employs a five downs to score system of play, with three of those downs having to be passing plays.

Logo REFERENCES

IMAGES

[1] LEXFA Wayback Machine (2020) Lexfa-ORO-2 [Internet] Available from: https://arenafootball.com.mx/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Lexfa-ORO-2.png [Accessed 8 August 2020]

Schedule References

[2] LEXFA (2021) Back to the Football – Tabla de Posiciones Division 1 [Internet] Available from: https://arenafootball.com.mx/table/back-to-the-football/ [Accessed 12 October 2021]

[3] LEXFA (2021) Back to the Footall – Tabla de Posiciones [Internet] Available from: https://arenafootball.com.mx/table/back-to-the-footall/ [Accessed 12 October 2021]

[4] LEXFA (2021) Back to the Football – Tabla de Posiciones Division 3 [Internet] Available from: https://arenafootball.com.mx/table/back-to-the-football-3/ [Accessed 12 October 2021]

[5] LEXFA (2021) Back to the Football – Tabla de Posiciones Division 4 [Internet] Available from: https://arenafootball.com.mx/table/back-to-the-football-4/  [Accessed 12 October 2021]

[6] LEXFA (2021) Jornada 01 – Back to the Football [Internet] Available from: https://arenafootball.com.mx/calendar/jornada-01-back-to-the-football/ [Accessed 12 October 2021]

[7] LEXFA (2021) Jornada 02 – Back to the Football [Internet] Available from: https://arenafootball.com.mx/calendar/jornada-2/ [Accessed 12 October 2021]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to Dr Jose A Santos

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Last Updated: 12 October 2021

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FAFR Federation of American Football of Russia Astrakhan Junior Tournament Autumn 2007

FAFR Federation of American Football of Russia Logo [References: 1]

Final Standings

FAFR Federation of American Football in Russia Astrakhan Junior Tournament Autumn 2007

PosTeamWLTPctPFPANet PtsStreak
1Moscow Wolves3001.000502030W3
2Moscow Dragons2100.667642638W1
3Moscow Patriots1200.3334860-12L1
4Astrakhan Gladiators0300.0002076-56L3

Schedule

FAFR Federation of American Football in Russia Astrakhan Junior Tournament Autumn 2007

Recap

Moscow Wolves repeated as Champions of the Federation of American Football of Russia Astrakhan Junior Tournament (14-16 years old) in Autumn 2007. The Wolves finished top of the four-team tournament having won all three games versus Moscow Patriots (22-8), Moscow Dragons (14-6), and hosts Astrakhan Gladiators (14-6).

ABOUT RUSSIAN AMERICAN FOOTBALL AND THE Astrakhan Junior Tournament

The Federation of American Football of Russia was formed in 1992, just immediately after the the end of the USSR and Communism. After that one season, the League took a long break, returning in 2002 after five seasons of a Commonwealth of Independent States League, six of a Moscow Federation of American Football Junior League and five years of Tournaments. The Astrakhan Junior Tournament was for players aged 14-16 and took place in Autumn, halfway through the regular season (The Junior Regular Season was split with half the year taking place before Christmas in Autumn and half after New Years Day in Spring).

REFERENCES

LOGOS

[1] League of American Football (2018) fafr_logo [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20161103012214im_/http://amfoot.ru/themes/img/fafr_logo.png?1 [Accessed 14 December 2020]

INTERNET ARCHIVE

[2] White Wolves Wayback Machine (2008) White Wolves  [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20080505011157/http://www.whitewolves.ru/ ‘[Accessed 7 October 2021][Last Acccessed 11 October 2021]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to Vlad.

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Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the

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Last Updated: 12 October 2021

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