Mexican American Football
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From the first College Championship in the 1930s to the most recent Professional League: Liga de Futbol Americano, the history of American Football in Mexico is the longest in the World outside of USA and Canada. This is a record of 11v11 American Football: for the Arena Indoor (8v8) version of the game which is more popular in Mexico than anywhere else see: Arena Indoor Football; For all Women’s American Football including Mexican Women’s Football see: Women’s American Football; For Flag Football see: Flag Football World
LFA Liga de Football Americano
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LFA Liga de Football Americano
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Major Mexican American Football Leagues:
Liga Football Americano (Mexico) (Seasons):
LFA Mexico Bowl VI 2023: Caudillos Chihuahua 10 Dinos Saltillo 0
LFA Mexico Bowl V 2022: Fundidores Nuevo Leon 18 Gallos Negros Queretaro 14
Rival Mexican Pro-Leagues
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Rival Mexican Pro-Leagues
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AAA Mexican American Football Leagues:
Futbol Americano de Mexico
FAM Silver Bowl 2022: Rojos CDMX 21 Parrilleros Monterrey 14
Futbol Americano de Mexico 2019-Present
Futbol Americano (Mexico) Asociacion FAMA
Futbol Americano (Mexico) Asociacion 2014-2016
Organisation Mexicano de Futbol Americano OMFA Pro (seasons):
Liga Nacional Master (seasons):
Mexican Professional League Teams
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Mexican Professional League Teams
Mexico map and flag – highly detailed vector illustration / Copyright: dikobrazik / LFA Team and Map Combined by Enda Mulcahy for Eirball.ie
Liga de Futbol Americano
LFA 2022-2023
LFA 2022-2023 (Resting)
FAM Futbol Americano Mexico
Mexican College Bowls and Champions
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Mexican College Bowls and Champions
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Mexican College All-Star Bowls
Tazon Azteca Mexican College Football All-Star Bowl 1947-Present
Mexican v USA College Bowls
Tazon de las Estrellas CONADEIP (Mexican) v NCAA (USA) All-Star College Bowl 2013-Present
Tazon Azteca ONEFA (Mexico) v NCAA (USA) All-Star College Football Bowl 1947-2016
Mexican College Bowls
Tazon Azteca ONEFA v CONADEIP Mexican College All-Star Bowl 2018-Present
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) Campeones Nacional de Liga Mayor 1933-Present
CONADEIP Primera Fuerza (Mexico Private College American Football) Finals 2013-2019
Mexican College Champions
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Mexican College Champions
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AMFA National Champions (ONEFA & CONADEIP Poll)
AMFA Mexican College Football Number 1 Rankings 2014-2019
ONEFA Mexican College Champions (Public Universities)
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) Champions 2016-2017
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) Champions 2009-2011
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) Champions 1981-2008
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) Champions 1930-1980
Mexican College Conference Champions
Metropolitan (Big 8/10/12)
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) Big 8 Champions 2012-Present
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) Centre Conference Champions 2009-2011
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) Big 10 Conference Champions 1981-2008
National (North & South)
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) National Champions 2012-Present
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) North Conference Champions 2009-2011
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) South Conference Champions 2009-2011
ONEFA (Mexican College Football) National Conference Champions 1981-2008
ONEFA Mexican University Football
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ONEFA – Organizacion Nacional Estudiantil de Futbol Americano – is the leading National Organisation for American Football in Public Universities in Mexico.
The ONEFA Championship was considered the National Championship from 1933 onwards until the CONADEIP organisation of Private Colleges split away from the ONEFA Public Universities body.
The AMFA Poll is now used to decide the Mexican College Champions and the CONADEIP v ONEFA All-Star game is one of the new highlights of Mexican College Football.
ONEFA Mexican College Football
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ONEFA (Mexican Public Universities & Junior Colleges)
ONEFA Liga Mayor (Major League)
ONEFA Liga Mayor Conferencia Diez Grandes (Big 10 Mexico) 2003-2004
ONEFA Liga Mayor Conferencia de los Diez Grandes (ONEFA Mexico Major League Big 10) 1996-1999
ONEFA Liga Mayor (Seasons):
ONEFA Under 15
CONADEIP Mexican Colleges
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CONADEIP Mexican Colleges
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CONADEIP Primera Fuerza (Premier League)
CONADEIP Primera Fuerza (Mexican College American Football) 2013-2014
CONADEIP (Seasons):
CONADEIP Categoria Juvenil Finals
CONADEIP Categoria Juvenil (Mexican Junior College Football) Finals 2013-Present
CONADEIP Categoria Juvenil (Junior College)
CONADEIP Categoria Juvenil (Mexican Junior College Football) 2015-2016
OEFA Baja California
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OEFA Baja California
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OEFA College (20-25 y.o.):
OEFA College Bowls (Baja California College Football) 2004-2015
OEFA Varsity (17-19 y.o.) (Seasons):
Federation Mexicana de Football Americano
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Federation Mexicana de Football Americano
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Mexican State Leagues:
Chihuahua:
Asociacion de Football Americano de Chihuahua 2019
Edomex (Estado de Mexico):
Football Americano del Estado de Mexico A.C. (FADEMAC) | Liga Mayor 2019
Distrito Federal / Puebla:
LEXFA Arena Indoor Mexican Football Master 11 2014-2017
LEXFA Master (Seasons):
BFA Brasil
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This is a record of Latin American Gridiron (American Football) Leagues. American Football is known as Football Americano, or just simply Football, in Latin America, as opposed to Futbol, which is the Spanish name for Soccer.
The sport was first played in Mexico in the late 19th Century, and leagues first started appearing in Mexico in the 1940s. In the 2000s the first Kitted American Football Leagues started in Argentina and Brazil, and are now played everywhere in Latin America.
Brazil
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Campeonato Estadiaus (State Championships)
Amazonas Campeonato Amazonense (Seasons):
Candango (Goias-Brasilia) Campeonato Candango (Seasons):
Santa Catarina Campeonato Catarinense (Seasons):
Carioca (Rio de Janeiro) Campeonato Carioca de Futebol Americano (Seasons):
Gaucho (Rio Grande do Sul) Campeonato Gaucho de Futebol Americano (Seasons):
Mato-Grosseto Campeonato Mato-Grossense de Football Americano (Seasons):
Paulista (Sao Paulo) Sao Paulo Football League Diamond Series (Seasons):
Mineiro (Minas Gerais) Minas Gerais Football League (Seasons):
Latin American Gridiron Leagues
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This is a record of Latin American Gridiron (American Football) Leagues. American Football is known as Football Americano, or just simply Football, in Latin America, as opposed to Futbol, which is the Spanish name for Soccer.
The sport was first played in Mexico in the late 19th Century, and leagues first started appearing in Mexico in the 1940s. In the 2000s the first Kitted American Football Leagues started in Argentina and Brazil, and are now played everywhere in Latin America.
Argentina
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Football Americano Argentina Liga Mayor (Overviews):
Football Americano Argentina Liga Mayor 2012-2019
Guatemala
Liga Asociacion Guatemalteca de Football Americano (Overviews):