Eurasia American Football
Kontinental American Football, like the Kontinental Hockey League refers to the Open Championships and National Leagues which have started since the fall of Communism in the former USSR in 1989. The Open Championships (such as the League of American Football) have featured teams from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan. Other Leagues have included an Independent Ukrainian League and a series of Central Asian Tournaments under the auspices of the CAAFA (Central Asian American Football Association).
Kontinental Open Championships
Tom Kelly, the intrepid American with the Irish name attempted to organize the first American Football League in USSR in 1979.It was not, however until 1989, that the first game was played in the USSR, and after a couple of tournaments and one USSR Championship the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) Championship was born.
International Friendlies
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Minsk Bison Tours of USA 1993-1994
International American Football USSR 1989
Open Championships (Overviews)
Commonwealth of Independent States (LAF, ELAF)
League of American Football 2016-2018
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (AAF USSR)
Russia, Ukraine & Belarus American Football
Kazan Motors set up the Autonomous “American Football for Everyone” (ANO) non-Profit Organization which united all the American Football teams (Children’s, Schools, Universities, Flag Football, Adult) in Tatarstan in 2006.
Russia, Ukraine & Belarus
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UKRAINE (ULAF)
ULAF (Results)
Russia (FAFR)
Moscow-Kazan Friendlies
Kazan (Tatarstan) (ANO)
ANO Kazan Maturity Cup
Kazan Domestic Flag Football League
Turkey and Central Asia Football
Turkey and Central Asia Football
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Turkey (TAFK)
Turkiye Amerikan Futbolu Kurlu Turkey Tournament (Seasons)
Central Asia (CAAFA)
Central Asia (CAAFA)
CAAFA Central Asian Challenge Games
CAAFA Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan)
