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Australian Capital Territory Gridiron League 2000-2009

Australian Capital Territory Gridiron Logo 2009 [Ref: 22]

ACTGL 2000

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*University of Canberra Firebirds	9	9	0	0	170	18	18
*Tuggeranong Tornadoes	9	5	4	0	119	37	10
Queanbeyan Warriors	9	4	5	0	47	109	8
Canberra Tigers	9	0	9	0	8	180	0

ACTGL Final Standings 2000 [Ref: 1]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Capital Bowl VIII
2000	University of Canberra Firebirds	7	Tuggeranong Tornadoes	10

ACTGL Playoff Results 2000 [Ref: 2; 20]

ACTGL 2001

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*Astros	9	9	0	0	286	49	18
*Tuggeranong Tornadoes	9	4	5	0	122	203	8
*Queanbeyan Warriors	9	3	6	0	98	120	6
University of Canberra Firebirds	9	2	7	0	87	221	4

ACTGL Final Standings 2001 [Ref: 3]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Playoff Game		Vikings Park
10.11.2001	Tuggeranong Tornadoes	6	Queanbeyan Warriors	22
	Capital Bowl IX		Vikings Park
17.11.2001	Astros	47	Queanbeyan Warriors	0

ACTGL Playoff Results 2001 [Ref: 4]

ACTGL 2002

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*Astros	8	7	1	0	202	72	14
*University of Canberra Firebirds	8	6	2	0	174	66	12
*Queanbeyan Warriors	8	2	6	0	38	178	4
Tuggeranong Tornadoes	8	1	7	0	51	149	2

ACTGL Final Standings 2002 [Ref: 5]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Playoff Game
09.11.2002	University of Canberra Firebirds		Queanbeyan Warriors
	Capital Bowl X
16.11.2002	Astros	W

ACTGL Playoff Results 2002 [Ref: 6; 21]

Note: One Round of the Regular Season Cancelled due to Weather.

ACTGL 2003

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*Astros	9	9	0	0	251	32	18
*Tuggeranong Tornadoes	9	4	5	0	104	142	8
*University of Canberra Firebirds	9	3	6	0	91	177	6
Queanbeyan Warriors	9	2	7	0	90	185	4

ACTGL Final Standings 2003 [Ref: Compiled from results in 7]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Playoff Game
2003	Tuggeranong Tornadoes	16	University of Canberra Firebirds	6
	Capital Bowl XI
2003	Astros	W	Tuggeranong Tornadoes	L

ACTGL Playoff Results 2003 [Ref: 7; 21]

ACTGL 2004

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*University of Canberra Firebirds	9	7	1	1	187	48	15
*Tuggeranong Tornadoes	9	6	2	1	163	54	13
*Astros	9	4	5	0	119	112	8
Queanbeyan Warriors	9	0	9	0	16	271	0

ACTGL Final Standings 2004 [Ref: 9]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Playoff Game
06.11.2004	Tuggeranong Tornadoes	9	Astros	22
	Capital Bowl XII
13.11.2004	University of Canberra Firebirds	15	Astros	20

ACTGL Playoff Results 2004 [Ref: 10]

ACTGL 2005

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*Astros	6	6	0	0	96	18	12
*Tuggeranong Tornadoes	6	2	4	0	38	55	4
*University of Canberra Firebirds	6	1	5	0	33	94	2

ACTGL Final Standings 2005 [Ref: 11]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Capital Bowl XIII
2005	University of Canberra Firebirds	W

ACTGL Playoff Results 2005 [Ref: 21]

ACTGL 2006

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*University of Canberra Firebirds	8	8	0	0	125	29	16
*Tuggeranong Tornadoes	8	3	5	0	49	102	6
Astros	8	1	7	0	14	102	2

ACTGL Final Standings 2006 [Ref: Compiled from results in 14]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Capital Bowl XIV
11.11.2006	University of Canberra Firebirds	19	Tuggeranong Tornadoes	7

ACTGL Playoff Results 2006 [Ref: 14]

ACTGL 2007

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*University of Canberra Firebirds	8	7	1	0	193	32	14
*Tuggeranong Tornadoes	8	7	1	0	183	64	14
*Centurions	8	4	4	0	87	82	8
Astros	8	2	6	0	110	124	4
Gladiators	8	0	8	0	14	285	0

ACTGL Final Standings 2007 [Ref: 15]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Final
2007	Tuggeranong Tornadoes	22	Centurions	13
	Capital Bowl XV
2007	University of Canberra Firebirds	12	Tuggeranong Tornadoes	6 (ot)

ACTGL Playoff Results 2007 [Ref: 16-17]

ACTGL 2008

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*Tuggeranong Tornadoes	8	7	1	0	220	85	14
*University of Canberra Firebirds	8	6	2	0	185	66	12
*Astros	8	4	4	0	94	177	8
Centurions	8	3	5	0	121	131	6
Gladiators	8	0	8	0	59	220	0

ACTGL Final Standings 2008 [Ref: 18]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Capital Bowl XVI
2008	Tuggeranong Tornadoes	L	University of Canberra Firebirds	W

ACTGL Playoff Results 2008 [Ref: 18]

ACT Gridiron Senior 2009

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*Tuggeranong Tornadoes	8	6	1	1	153	82	13
*University of Canberra Firebirds	8	5	3	0	171	66	10
*Gladiators	8	4	3	1	113	82	9
Astros	8	2	6	0	56	140	4
Centurions	8	2	6	0	61	184	4

ACTGL Final Standings 2009 [Ref: 19]

Date	Home Team	Away Team
	Playoff Game
07.11.2009	University of Canberra Firebirds	Gladiators
	Capital Bowl XVII
2009	Tuggeranong Tornadoes

ACTGL Playoff Results 2009 [Ref: 19]

Report

The Australian Capital Territory Gridiron League had four teams in 2000: Tuggeranong Tornadoes, University of Canberra Firebirds, Queanbeyan Warriors and Canberra Tigers.

Capital Bowl VIII was won by Tuggeranong Tornadoes. In 2001 the Tigers were replaced by the Astros, who immediately went to the top of the League, capturing the Capital Bowl from 2001 to 2004. IN 2005 the ACTGL dropped down to three Senior Teams as Queanbeyan dropped out, however it went up to five in 2007 with the addition of the Centurions and Gladiators. University of Canberra Firebirds won the Capital Bowl from 2005 to 2008.

The Australian Capital Territory Gridiron League is a Senior (Adult) American Football League in the ACT (Canberra) Territory in Australia.

Tuggeranong Tornadoes Capital Bowl VIII Champions 2000 [Ref: 23]

References

Internet Archive

[1] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2000) 2000 ACTGL Standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20001025231334/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020][Follow link for “Career Stats Leaders UpdateD” then the Link for “2000 ACTGL Standings”

[2] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2000) 2000 Stats and Standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20001025231334/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020][Follow link for “2000 ACTGL Schedule” is released

[3] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2001) 2001 ACTGL Standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20011130141153/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020][Follow the Link for 2001 Standings”

[4] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2001) 2001 Schedule [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20011130141153/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020][Follow the Link for “2001 Schedule”]

[5] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2002) 2002 ACT Gridiron Standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20021130024927/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020][Follow the Link for “2002 ACT Gridiron Standings”

[6] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2002) ACT Gridiron Schedule [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20021130024927/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020][Follow the Link for ACT Gridiron Schedule”

[7] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2003) 2003 Stats [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20031230100747/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020][Clink the Link for “Stats” in the Navigation Bar]

[9] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2004) 2004 Standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20041204101443/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020][Follow the Link for “2004 Standings”]

[10] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2004) 2004 Schedule[Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20041204101443/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020][Follow the Link for “2004 Schedule”]

[11] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2005) Home [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20051122210948/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020]

[13] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2006) Senior Tornadoes [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20060819022502/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/Senior_Tornadoes/index.html [Accessed 16 June 2020]

[14] ACT Gridiron | Wayback Machine (2007) 2006 Senior Schedule [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20070616063422/http://www.actgridiron.asn.au/schedule.html [Accessed 16 June 2020]

[15] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2007) Tornadoes Defeat Gladiators to claim first victory [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20071103231432/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020]

[16] ACT Giridiron | Wayback Machine (2008) Tornadoes defeat Centurions in Semi-Finals [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20080719085550/http://www.actgridiron.asn.au/News/Seniors07wk11b.htm [Accessed 20 June 2020]

[17] ACT Giridiron | Wayback Machine (2008) Firebirds defeat Tornadoes to claim Capital Bowl XV [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20080719084037/http://www.actgridiron.asn.au/News/Seniors07wk12.htm [Accessed 20 June 2020]

[18] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2008) TORNADOES DEFEATED BY FIREBIRDS IN CAPITAL BOWL XVI [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20081222233658/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 16 June 2020]

[19] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2010) 2009 Final Regular Season Standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20100501093202/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 20 June 2020]

[20] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2002) Capital Bowl Winners [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20021130024927/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/ [Accessed 20 June 2020]

[21] ACT Gridiron | Wayback Machine (2008) History [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20080718234405/http://www.actgridiron.asn.au/history.html [Accessed 20 June 2020]

Images

[22] ACT Gridiron | Wayback Machine (2009) LogoRight [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20091004215525im_/https://console.clubsonline.com.au/gallery/images/LogoRight.jpg [Accessed 20 June 2020]

[23] Tuggeranong Tornadoes | Wayback Machine (2000) CapBowlVIIIChamps [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20011205072522im_/http://www.tornadoesgridiron.asn.au/CapBowlVIIIChamps.jpg [Accessed 20 June 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Michael O’Callaghan and Alan Delaney.

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European Federation of American Football National Bowl Games 1994

EFAF National Bowl Games 1994

Country	Winners		Runners-Up
Ireland	Dublin Tornadoes	18	Carrickfergus Knights	13
Britain	London Olympians	24	Birmingham Bulls	23
Germany	Dusseldorf Panther	27	Berlin Adler	17
France	Paris Castors	28	Aix-en-Provence Argonautes	22
Italy	Legnano Frogs	37	Milano Rhinos	27
Austria	Vienna Vikings	45	Graz Giants	23
Switzerland	Basilisk Mean Machine	29	Geneva Seahawks	6
Netherlands	Den Hague Raiders	52	Tilburg Steelers	8
Belgium	Brussels	22	Luxembourg Red Lions	12
Finland	East City Giants	24	Turku Trojans	7
Sweden	Limhamn Griffins	37	Kristianstad C4 Lions	7
Denmark	Cophenhagen Towers	46	Herning Hawks	7
Norway	VIF Trolls	10	Oslo Vikings	0

EFAF European National Bowls 1994 [Ref: 1-7]

Report

Dublin Tornadoes (Ireland), London Olympians (GBR), Dusseldorf Panthers (Germany), Paris Castors (France), Legnano Frogs (Italy), Vienna Vikings (Austria), Basilisk Mean Machine (Switzerland), Den Hague Raiders (Netherlands) Brussels (Belgium), East City Giants (Finland), Limhamn Griffins (Sweden), Cophenhagen Towers (Denmark) and VIF Trolls (Norway) were the Champions of Europe’s American Football National Bowls in 1994.

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1994) “Tornadoes clinch crown” First Down. October 8, 1994. pg. 22

[2] Anon. (1994) “BAFA Division One Bowl” First Down. August 20, 1994. pg. 22

[3] Anon. (1994) “Panthers pound Adler” First Down. October 1, 1994. pg. 20

[4] Anon. (1994) “Raiders stroll to Dutch title” First Down. July 23, 1994. pg. 22.

[5] Anon. (1994) “Trolls roll to crown” First Down. September 3, 1994. pg. 23.

Websites

[6[ SAJL (2020) Sarja=1 Kausi=1994 [Internet] Available from: http://www.sajl.org/selaus/otteluohjelma.php?sarja=1&kausi=1994 [Accessed 19 June 2020]

Internet Archive

[7] SAFV (2005) Spielplan 1994 [Internet] Available from: https://web.archive.org/web/20051228232142/http://www.safv.ch/ [Accessed 5 June 2020][Click links for Spielplan 1994]

Images

[8] American Football International (2013) EFAF Logo [Internet] Available from: http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/EFAF_logo.gif [Accessed 30 August 2017]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ralph Schmeer (IAFOA)

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European Federation of American Football Eurobowl VIII 1994

Eurobowl Preseason

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	PS Week 1
03.04.1994	Cologne Crocodiles (Ger)	15	London Olympians (GBR)	14

EFAF Eurobowl Preseason Friendlies 1994 [Ref: 1]

Eurobowl Qualification

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Preliminary Round
10.04.1994	Cophenhagen Towers (Den)	28	Luxembourg Red Lions (Bel)	16
10.04.1994	Oscar Dinos (Aut)	27	Basilisk Mean Machine (Swi)	0
	Qualification Round
	Cophenhagen Towers (Den)		Oscar Dinos (Aut)

EFAF Eurobowl Qualification 1994 [Ref: 2]

Eurobowl

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
1994	Munich Cowboys (Ger)		Oscar (Aut) / Cophenhagen (Den)
01.05.1994	Hague Raiders (Ned)	8	London Olympians (Eng)	52
1994	Bergamo Lions (Ita)	W	Paris Castors (Fra)	L
1994	East City Giants (Fin)	31	Limhamn Griffins (Swe)	6
	Semi-Finals
15.05.1994	Munich Cowboys (Ger)	18	Bergamo Lions (Ita)	25
1994	East City Giants (Fin)	20	London Olympians (GBR)	22
	Eurobowl VIII		Gottlieb-Daimler, Stuttgart, GER
05.06.1994	London Olympians (Eng)	26	Bergamo Lions (Ita)	23

Eurobowl Results 1994 [Ref: 3-7]

Report

London Olympians won the Eurobowl (European American Football’s Super Bowl) for the second year running, defeating surprise package Bergamo Lions of Italy 26-23 in the Final in Stuttgart, with MVP Stephen Hutchison standing out on offense.

The Olympians had earlier defeated Hague Raiders of the Netherlands and East City Giants, from Helsinki in Finland. The Bergamo lions had disposed of the Paris Castors in the Quarter-Finals and Munich Cowboys in the Semis.

The Munich Cowboys had the easiest of Quarter-Finals, playing against the Qualifying team, who had to go through a Preliminary series of matches featuring the Austrian, Swiss, Danish and Belgian Champions. East City Giants, from Finland, traditionally one of the stronger countries in European American Football, easily defeated Swedish Champions Limhamn Griffins in the Quarter-Finals.

The Final was a thrilling encounter which was not decided until the last second, with Bergamo’s ace import Steve Beck, ex-University of Colorado, threatening to do the same to London that he did when upsetting heavily-fancied favourites Munich. He ran the kickoff 44 yards to the Olympians 4o yard line, and from there it was only 6 plays to the endzone. The Olympians fought back, but their next drive seemed stalled on their own 8-yard line, but American QB Leonard Valentine attempted to find Australian WR Wes Garth for a 90-yard TD, but was picked off and returned for what looked like a 98-yard Interception Return for a touchdown. The Lions were called back on a clipping penalty however, saving the Olympians’ blushes.

The next Lions drive was stalled on the 8-yard line by a London stand, and the O’s Offense took over, inspired by their defense, Valentine turned a broken play around, scrambling 91-yards for a touchdown. Bergamo were back in front 11 plays later as Beck ran in from the one yard line, and then once again, Valentine attempted to find the Aussie receiver for a big play, which this time paid off in a 74-yard TD. Back to within 2 points, the momentum shifted to the London side, and Bergamo managed a Field Goal at the end of the half, after a goalline stand by the Olympians again stopped the Lions shot, this time after a QB sack. It was to be a vital stand.

In the second half, Hutchison scored on a 16-yard run, and then, again, with a 10-yard run, to put The Olmpians nine points in front. A Bergamo TD, brought them within 3, and then with seconds left they had a long pass into Field Goal Range on third down, setting up a chance to tie the game or go for victory. Coach Joe Clark appeared to go for FG but went on second thoughts for a Touchdown, but a pitch towards Beck was mishandled and the Olympians breathed a sigh of relief, holding out for their second Eurobowl triumph in two years.

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1994) “Olympians Crocodile Tears” First Down. April 9, 1994. pg. 18

[2] Anon. (1994) “Towers and Dinos soar in Eurobowl” First Down. April 16, 1994. pg. 20.

[3] Vos, Laurence (1994) “Eurobowl First Round” First Down. May 7, 1994. pg. 22.

[4] Rowlands, Neil (1994) “Leonard gets the go-ahead from medics” First Down. May 14, 1994. pg. 18.

[5] Anon. (1994) “Bergamo bowl over Munich” First Down. May 21, 1994. pg. 18

[6] Anon. (1994) “O’s Great Escape!” First Down. May 28, 1994. pg. 22.

[7] Anon. (1994) “Forget the Euro Poll, We’ve won Euro Bowl” First Down. June 11, 1994. pg. 18.

Images

[8] American Football International (2013) EFAF Logo [Internet] Available from: http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/EFAF_logo.gif [Accessed 30 August 2017]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Ralph Schmeer (IAFOA)

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North England American Football Friendlies 1994

Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Friendly
03.09.1994	Merseyside Nighthawks	64	Doncaster Wildcats	0

North England American Football Friendlies 1994 [Ref: 1]

Report

Merseyside Nighthawks triumphed 64-0 over Doncaster Wildcats from Yorkshire in this postseason American Football friendly. Ian Jackson and Phil McGrath both scored twice, and Steve Murray returned an interception for a touchdown.

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1993) “Mersey Dash” First Down. September 3 1994. pg. 23

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Fiona Connolly-Mulcahy and Conor Kostick.

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National Football League Preseason 1994

National Football League Logo [Ref: 5]

Final Preseason Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
AFC East
Indianapolis Colts	4	4	0	0	80	51	1.000
Buffalo Bills	4	3	1	0	62	57	.750
New England Patriots	4	3	1	0	99	57	.750
New York Jets	4	3	1	0	70	69	.750
Miami Dolphins	5	3	2	0	105	117	.600
AFC Central
Cleveland Browns	4	3	1	0	75	53	.750
Houston Oilers	5	2	3	0	93	69	.400
Cincinnati Bengals	4	1	3	0	82	74	.250
Pittsburgh Steelers	4	1	3	0	78	80	.250
AFC West
Los Angeles Raiders	5	4	1	0	122	113	.800
Seattle Seahawks	4	2	2	0	77	51	.500
Denver Broncos	5	2	3	0	102	116	.400
Kansas City Chiefs	5	2	3	0	71	93	.400
San Diego Chargers	5	1	4	0	90	116	.200
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys	5	2	3	0	80	80	.400
Arizona Cardinals	4	1	3	0	54	77	.250
Philadelphia Eagles	4	1	3	0	59	73	.250
Washington Redskins	4	1	3	0	64	78	.250
New York Giants	5	1	4	0	93	104	.200
NFC Central
Chicago Bears	4	4	0	0	76	45	1.000
Green Bay Packers	4	3	1	0	75	67	.750
Minnesota Vikings	5	3	2	0	97	89	.600
Detroit Lions	4	2	2	0	71	83	.500
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	4	2	2	0	61	69	.500
AFC West
San Francisco 49ers	4	3	1	0	70	53	.750
Atlanta Falcons	5	3	2	0	91	101	.600
New Orleans Saints	4	1	3	0	61	88	.250
Los Angeles Rams	4	0	4	0	42	95	.000

National Football League Pre-Season Standings 1994 [Ref: 4]

Preseason Results

Date / W/E	Home Team		Away Team
	PS Week 1
31.07.1994	Miami Dolphins	20	New York Giants	19
31.07.1994	Kansas City	24	Houston Oilers	17
31.07.1994	Los Angeles Raiders	25	Denver Broncos	22
31.07.1994	Dallas Cowboys	17	Minnesota Vikings	9
31.07.1994	Atlanta Falcons	21	San Diego Chargers	17
	PS Week 2
07.08.1994	New York Jets	13	Detroit Lions	26
07.08.1994	Seattle Seahawks	9	Indianapolis Colts	13
07.08.1994	Philadelphia Eagles	6	Chicago Bears	12
07.08.1994	New Orleans Saints	6	New England Patriots	24
07.08.1994	San Francisco 49ers	7	Arizona Cardinals	17
07.08.1994	Los Angeles Rams	6	Green Bay Packers	14
07.08.1994	Pittsburgh Steelers	14	Miami Dolphins	24
07.08.1994	Cincinnati Bengals	16	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	17
07.08.1994	Cleveland Browns	24	New York Giants	15
07.08.1994	San Diego Chargers	3	Houston Oilers	31
07.08.1994	Atlanta Falcons	16	Denver Broncos	37
07.08.1994	Minnesota Vikings	17	Kansas City Chiefs	9
07.08.1994	Los Angeles Raiders	27	Dallas Cowboys	19
07.08.1994	Washington Redskins	11	Buffalo Bills	13
	PS Week 3
14.08.1994	Atlanta Falcons	27	Buffalo Bills	7
14.08.1994	Washington Redskins	14	Kansas City Chiefs	17
14.08.1994	San Francisco 49ers	20	Denver Broncos	3
14.08.1994 (B)	San Diego Chargers	20	New York Giants	28
14.08.1994	Pittsburgh Steelers	29	Los Angeles Raiders	17
14.08.1994	Cleveland Browns	16	Detroit Lions	7
14.08.1994	Cincinnati Bengals	21	Indianapolis Colts	26
14.08.1994	Philadelphia Eagles	24	New York Jets	34
14.08.1994 (Mil)	Green Bay Packers	24	Miami Dolphins	31
14.08.1994	Minnesota Vikings	21	New Orleans Saints	17
14.08.1994	Arizona Cardinals	0	Chicago Bears	16
14.08.1994	Seattle Seahawks	29	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	6
14.08.1994	Los Angeles Rams	10	New England Patriots	28
14.08.1994 (Mex)	Houston Oilers	6	Dallas Cowboys	0
	PS Week 4
18.08.1994	New England Patriots	27	Washington Redskins	17
18.08.1994	San Diego Chargers	24	San Francisco 49ers	30
19.08.1994	Detroit Lions	24	Arizona Cardinals	16
19.08.1994	Cleveland Browns	28	Atlanta Falcons	7
19.08.1994	New Orleans Saints	10	Green Bay Packers	13
20.08.1994	Pittsburgh Steelers	14	Indianapolis Colts	17
20.08.1994	Miami Dolphins	14	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	29
20.08.1994	Philadelphia Eagles	17	Cincinnati Bengals	7
20.08.1994 (SA)	Houston Oilers	16	Buffalo Bills	18
20.08.1994	New York Jets	13	New York Giants	10
20.08.1994	Los Angeles Rams	20	Los Angeles Raiders	29
20.08.1994	Seattle Seahawks	30	Minnesota Vikings	19
21.08.1994	Dallas Cowboys	34	Denver Broncos	10
22.08.1994	Kansas City Chiefs	18	Chicago Bears	21
	PS Week 5
25.08.1994	Indianapolis Colts	24	Cleveland Browns	7
25.08.1994	New Orleans Saints	28	Dallas Cowboys	10
25.08.1994	Denver Broncos	30	Arizona Cardinals	21
25.08.1994	San Diego Chargers	24	Los Angeles Rams	6
26.08.1994	Atlanta Falcons	20	Philadelphia Eagles	12
26.08.1994	Cincinnati Bengals	38	Detroit Lions	14
26.08.1994	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	9	New York Jets	10
26.08.1994	Minnesota Vikings	31	Miami Dolphins	16
26.08.1994	Green Bay Packers	24	New England Patriots	20
26.08.1994	Washington Redskins	22	Pittsburgh Steelers	21
26.08.1994	Buffalo Bills	24	Kansas City Chiefs	3
26.08.1994	San Francisco 49ers	13	Seattle Seahawks	9
27.08.1994	Houston Oilers	23	Los Angeles Raiders	24
27.08.1994	New York Giants	21	Chicago Bears	27

National Football League Preseason Results 1994 [Ref: 1-4]

Note: (B) Played in Berlin, Germany. (Mil) Played in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Mex) Played in Mexico City, Mexico. (SA) Played in San Antonio, Texas.

Report

The National Football League played Preseason games in 1994 in Berlin, Germany (San Diego Chargers 20 New York Giants 28) and Mexico City (Houston Oilers 6 Dallas Cowboys 0) as part of its American Bowl Series, promoting the National Football League Internationally. The Oilers also played a home game in San Antonio, Texas, losing 16-18 to the Buffalo Bills.

The NFL Preseason is geared towards testing new players, plays and systems before the start of the NFL Regular Season (Season Proper) in September.

Preseason Division Champions in 1994 were Indianapolis Colts (4-0 AFC East), Cleveland Browns (3-1 AFC Central), Los Angeles Raiders (4-1 AFC West), Dallas Cowboys (2-3 NFC East), Chicago Bears (4-0 NFC Central) and San Francisco 49ers (3-1 NFC West).

References

Newspapers

[1] Anon. (1994) “NFL Pre-Season Scoreboard” First Down. August 13, 1994. pg. 5

[2] Anon. (1994) “Standings” First Down. August 20, 1994. pg. 5

[3] Anon. (1994) “Standings” First Down. August 27, 1994. pg. 5

[4] Anon. (1994) “Standings” First Down. September 3, 1994. pg. 16

Images

[5] National Football League (2019) NFL Logo [Internet] Available from: data:image/png;base64,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 [Accessed 17 September 2019]

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Junior Gridiron League Youth (South England) 1994

Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
*Crawley Raiders	6	6	0	0	176	8	1.000
*Kent Panthers	6	3	2	1	54	50	.583
Brighton B-52s	7	3	4	0	35	122	.438
London Olympians	5	1	3	1	9	49	.300
Park Centre Bandits	6	1	5	0	30	75	.167

Junior Gridiron League Standings 1994 [Ref: 7]

Note: Standings after 8 of 10 Weeks.

Playoffs

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	JGL Youth Bowl
07.08.1994	Crawley Raiders	8	Kent Panthers	0

Junior Gridiron League Playoffs 1994 [Ref: 8]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
22.05.1994	Crawley Raiders	52	Brighton B-52s	6
22.05.1994	Kent Panthers	22	Park Centre Bandits	0
	Week 2
29.05.1994	Brighton B-52s	0	Kent Panthers	18
29.05.1994	Park Centre Bandits	0 #	London Olympians	1
	Week 3
05.06.1994	Brighton B-52s	6	Park Centre Bandits	28
	Week 4
19.06.1994	Crawley Raiders	26	Kent Panthers	0
19.06.1994	Brighton B-52s	22	Park Centre Bandits	0
	Week 5
26.06.1994	Crawley Raiders	36	London Olympians	2
26.06.1994	Park Centre Bandits	2	Kent Panthers	8
	Week 6
03.07.1994	Crawley Raiders	24	Brighton B-52s	0
03.07.1994	London Olympians	6	Kent Panthers	6
	Week 7
10.07.1994	Crawley Raiders	16	Kent Panthers	0
10.07.1994	Brighton B-52s	6	London Olympians	0
	Week 8
17.07.1994	Crawley Raiders	22	Park Centre Bandits	0
17.07.1994	Brighton B-52s	1	London Olympians	0 #
	Week 9
24.07.1994	Park Centre Bandits		Crawley Raiders
24.07.1994	Kent Panthers		London Olympians
	Week 10
31.07.1994	Brighton B-52s		Kent Panthers
31.07.1994	Crawley Raiders		London Olympians

Junior Gridiron League Regular Season Results 1994 [Ref: 1-7]

Report

Steve Miller caught a spectacular touchdown catch in the dying seconds of the first half to complete a perfect season for the Crawley Raiders. The touchdown and two-point conversion were the only scores of the JGL Youth Bowl in 1994.

The Raiders had finished top of the five-team League, with the Kent Panthers aalso qualifying for the Bowl in second place. Other teams were Brighton B-52s, London Olympians, and 1993 runners-up Park Centre Bandits.

The Junior Gridiron League Youth League was a Two Touch League for 15-18 year olds in the South of England. Two Touch was a variation on Flag Football whereby the ball carrier was tackled by placing two hands on him or her.

References

[1] Anon. (1994) “Crawley kids rock Brighton” First Down. May 28, 1994. pg. 18

[2] Anon. (1994) “Kids are left Worth-Less! JGL” First Down. June 4, 1994. pg. 23

[3] Anon. (1994) “JGL: Ward double stuns Kent” First Down. June 25, 1994. pg. 20

[4] Anon. (1994) “JGL” First Down. July 2, 1994. pg. 21

[5] Anon. (1994) “Raiders defense crushes Brighton: JGL” First Down. July 9, 1994. pg. 20

[6] Anon. (1994) “Unbeaten Crawley march on: JGL” First Down. July 16, 1994. pg. 20

[7] Anon. (1994) “JGL” First Down. July 23, 1994. pg. 21

[8] Anon. (1994) “JGL: Winner Miller!” First Down. August 13, 1994. pg. 21

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Northern Junior Gridiron League (England) 1994

Final Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
St. Joseph’s Cardinals	2	1	0	1	22	18	.750
Doncaster Wildcats	2	0	1	1	18	22	.250

Northern Junior Gridiron League Standings 1994 [Ref: compiled from 1-3]

Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
10.07.1994	Doncaster Wildcats	6	St. Jospeh’s Cardinals	6
	Week 2
17.07.1994	St. Joseph’s Cardinals	16	Doncaster Wildcats	12

Northern Junior Gridiron League Results 1994 [Ref: 1-3]

Report

The St. Joseph’s Cardinals won the Northern Junior Gridiron League in 1994 defeating Doncaster Wildcats 16-12 thanks to two long touchdown runs by Michael Jones (65 yards) James Roberts (41 yards). Their first match was declared a 6-6 tie by League management after Daniel O’Shaughnessey’s Overtime winner for the Cardinals was declared void as no overtime should have been played.

The Cardinals were a team from St. Joseph’s Primary School in St. Helens, Birkenhead, Merseyside.

The Northern Junior Gridiron League Junior League was a Two Touch League for 8-11 year olds in the North of England. Two Touch was a variation on Flag Football whereby the ball carrier was tackled by placing two hands on him or her.

References

[1] Anon. (1994) “NJGL” First Down. July 16, 1994. pg. 20

[1] Anon. (1994) “Cards Shuffle: NJGL” First Down. July 23, 1994. pg. 21

[1] Anon. (1994) “JGL Winner Miller!” First Down. August 13, 1994. pg. 21

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Regional Football League 1999

Regional Football League Logo [Ref: 5]

Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
*Mobile Admirals	8	6	2	0	180	98	.750
*Houston Outlaws	8	6	2	0	148	82	.750
*Mississippi Pride	8	4	4	0	150	177	.500
*Ohio Cannon	8	3	5	0	104	111	.375
Shreveport Southern Knights	8	3	5	0	138	123	.375
New Orleans Thunder	8	2	6	0	82	198	.250

Regional Football League Standings 1999 [Ref: 1]

Playoff Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Playoffs 1st Round
12.06.1999	Mobile Admirals	35	Ohio Cannon	14
12.06.1999	Houston outlaws	27	Mississippi Pride	3
	RFL Bowl I
19.06.1999	Mobile Admirals	14	Houston Outlaws	12

Regional Football League Playoffs 1999 [Ref: 2]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
17.04.1999	Shreveport Southern Knights	40	Mississippi Pride	0
18.04.1999	Ohio Cannon	17	Houston Outlaws	18
18.04.1999	New Orleans Thunder	14	Mobile Admirals	42
	Week 2
24.04.1999	Mobile Admirals	15	Shreveport Southern Knights	7
24.04.1999	Mississippi Pride	5	Houston Outlaws	28
25.04.1999	Ohio Cannon	34	New Orleans Thunder	0
	Week 3
01.05.1999	Mobile Admirals	10	Houston Outlaws	7
01.05.1999	Shreveport Southern Knights	29	Ohio Cannon	13
02.05.1999	New Orleans Thunder	14	Mississippi Pride	30
	Week 4
08.05.1999	Mobile Admirals	23	New Orleans Thunder	6
08.05.1999	Shreveport Southern Knights	14	Houston Outlaws	17
08.05.1999	Mississippi Pride	20	Ohio Cannon	17
	Week 5
15.05.1999	Mobile Admirals	36	Mississippi Pride	13
15.05.1999	Houston Outlaws	27	Ohio Cannon	3
16.05.1999	New Orleans Thunder	14	Shreveport Southern Knights	31
	Week 6
22.05.1999	Houston Outlaws	31	New Orleans Thunder	12
22.05.1999	Mississippi Pride	35	Shreveport Southern Knights	10
22.05.1999	Ohio Cannon	20	Mobile Admirals	17
	Week 7
29.05.1999	Mississippi Pride	28	Mobile Admirals	20
30.05.1999	Houston Outlaws	17	Shreveport Southern Knights	7
	New Orleans Thunder	10	Ohio Cannon	0 #
	Week 8
05.06.1999	Mobile Admirals	14	Houston Outlaws	3
05.06.1999	Mississippi Pride	7	New Orleans Thunder	12
	Ohio Cannon	10	Shreveport Southern Knights	0 #

Regional Football League Regular Season Results 1999 [Ref: 2]

Preseason Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Mobile Admirals	2	2	0	0	62	24	1.000
Shreveport Southern Knights	2	2	0	0	44	27	1.000
Houston Outlaws	2	1	1	0	30	20	.500
Mississippi Pride	2	1	1	0	25	26	.500
Ohio Cannon	2	0	2	0	38	62	.000
New Orleans Thunder	2	0	2	0	12	41	.000

Regional Football League Preseason Standings 1999 [Ref: compiled from results in 2]

Preseason Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	PS Week 1
03.04.1999	Houston Outlaws	20	Mississippi Pride	0
03.04.1999	Ohio Cannon	17	Mobile Admirals	34
03.04.1999	New Orleans Thunder	6	Shreveport Southern Knights	16
	PS Week 2
10.04.1999	Mobile Admirals	20	Houston Outlaws	10
10.04.1999	Mississippi Pride	25	New Orleans Thunder	6
10.04.1999	Shreveport Southern Knights	28	Ohio Cannon	21

Regional Football League Preseason Results 1999 [Ref: 2]

Report

The Regional Football League styled itself as the Spring Development League of America (NFL Europe was the Official Development League of the NFL with 6 teams in Europe only). It had 5 teams placed in the Southern United States and one in Toledo, Ohio.

The Mobile Admirals (Alabama) won the Championship in the League’s only season, defeating Houston Outlaws 14-12. One team, the Ohio Cannon only played in seven regular season matches, but were still allowed to compete in the Playoffs as the Shrevport Southern Knights, their only rival for the fourth playoff sport forfeited their last match with the Cannon..

Other teams were Shreveport Southern Knights, New Orleans Thunder and Mississippi Pride. The League had no TV coverage, no outstanding players and little press or radio coverage. [Ref: 3] The International Football League of 2000 replaced it as the AAA Spring League in the USA. (see XFL Football Leagues Era (1990-2020) for more on AAA Spring Leagues in the USA from 1990-2020).

Shreveport Southern Knights in action [Ref: 4]

References

Websites

[1] Remember the RFL (2014) Standings [Internet] Available from: https://sites.google.com/site/remembertherfl/standings [Accessed 18 June 2020]

[2] Remember the RFL (2014) Weekly Results [Internet] Available from: https://sites.google.com/site/remembertherfl/weekly-results [Accessed 4 April 2019]

[3] Remember the RFL (2014) Remember the RFL Home [Internet] Available from: https://sites.google.com/site/remembertherfl/home [Accessed 4 April 2019]

Images

[4] Remember the RFL (2014) Knights1 [Internet] Available from: https://sites.google.com/site/remembertherfl/_/rsrc/1324780142980/gallery/Knights1.gif?height=131&width=200 [Accessed 4 April 2019]

[5] Remember the RFL (2014) rfl [Internet] Available from: https://26c2b5dd-a-62cb3a1a-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/remembertherfl/helmets/rfl.jpg?attachauth=ANoY7co_-I0u6CsE2tnmDhMkSyOOa04P6e96dxdYhIX1SbuBBek6ubQl3-Ox5zfaC5CsUyuv_C11K4-aSnzdpxi_4HUuvdzGdWwafEE27KYtdHByMdglRfHjBljv1VbCrfVWBOFiorFTH5OttYaQGykuP2Mobt-VNQolQy_PBnR2knzuQ15Wrtw2b7-CK7hsIi2hYb0WCie9qyFgAgW9xfJVkm-6haEFSA%3D%3D&attredirects=0 [Accessed 4 April 2019]

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Junior Gridiron League Junior (South England) 1993

Final Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
*Tiger Bay Warriors	6	6	0	0	160	6	1.000
*London Capitals	6	3	3	0	67	74	.500
Northants Storm	6	3	3	0	45	55	.500
Kent Panthers	6	0	6	0	6	143	.000

Junior Gridiron League Junior Two Touch League Final Standings 1993 [Ref: 2]

Playoffs

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
29.08.1993	Tiger Bay Warriors	6	London Capitals	8

Junior Gridiron League Junior Two Touch League Playoffs 1993 [Ref: 3]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
09.05.1993	Kent Panthers	0	London Capitals	16
	Week 2
16.05.1993	Tiger Bay Warriors	36	Kent Panthers	0
	Week 4
06.06.1993	Kent Panthers		Tiger Bay Warriors
06.06.1993	London Capitals	2	Northants Storm	28
	Week 5
13.06.1993	Northants Storm	28	Kent Panthers	6
	Week 6
20.06.1993	London Capitals	0	Tiger Bay Warriors	28
	Week 7
27.06.1993	Kent Panthers	0	Tiger Bay Warriors	20
	Week 8
04.07.1993	Kent Panthers		Northants Storm
04.07.1993	Northants Storm	0	Tiger Bay warriors	36
	Week 9
11.07.1993	London Capitals	36	Kent Panthers	0

Junior Gridiron League Junior Two Touch League 1993 [Ref: 4-11]

Report

Underdogs London Capitals shocked the Tiger Bay warriors, from Cardiff in Wales in the JGL Junior Bowl in 1993. the Junior Gridiron League Junior League was a Two Touch League for 9-14 year olds in the South of Britain. Two Touch was a variation on Flag Football whereby the ball carrier was tackled by placing two hands on him or her.

The Tiger Bay Warriors had finished top of the League with a 6-0 Wins-Losses record, and the Capitals had squeaked into the they had finished level with Northants Storm on 3-3. Kent Panthers were the other team in the league.

The Final itself was close, with a scoreless first quarter before the Capitals MVP Adam Seoudy completed an 80-yard touchdown drive with a TD pass to Wide Receiver John Buckett. Tiger Bay, however, drew level on MVP Jamie Roberts’ touchdown reception.

The Capitals had the last say, with a safety (worth two points) to wrap up the title.

References

[1] Anon. (1993) “FD Previews the 1993 Junior Gridiron league Season: No kidding around as the race for the title begins! ” First Down. May 15, 1993. pg. 19

[2] FD Reporter (1993) “JGL Gets Geared up for ’93 Title Clashes: Final JGL Standings” First Down. Auguat 28, 1993. pg. 17

[3] Anon. (1993) “Capitals Tiger Feat!” First Down. September 5, 1993. pg.

[4] Anon. (1993) “Results, standings and Fixtures: JGL JUNIORS” First Down. 22 May 1993, 1993. pg. 20

[5] Anon. (1993) “Results, standings and Fixtures: JGL JUNIORS” First Down. 29 May 1993, 1993. pg. 20

[6] Anon. (1993) “Results, standings and Fixtures: JGL JUNIORS” First Down. 19 June 1993, 1993. pg. 19

[7] Anon. (1993) “Results, standings and Fixtures: JGL JUNIORS” First Down. 26 June 1993, 1993. pg. 19

[8] Anon. (1993) “Results, standings and Fixtures: JGL JUNIORS” First Down. 3 July 1993, 1993. pg. 19

[9] Anon. (1993) “Results, standings and Fixtures: JGL JUNIORS” First Down. 10 July 1993, 1993. pg. 19

[10] Anon. (1993) “Results, standings and Fixtures: JGL JUNIORS” First Down. 17 July 1993, 1993. pg. 15

[11] Anon. (1993) “Results, standings and Fixtures: JGL JUNIORS” First Down. 31 July 1993, 1993. pg. 18

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Kate Hartnett.

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Junior Gridiron League Youth (South England) 1993

Final Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
*Ealing Eagles	8	7	1	0	345	26	.875
*Park Centre Bandits	8	7	1	0	270	26	.875
Kent Knights	8	2	5	1	42	137	.313
Worthing Guardians	8	2	6	0	30	306	.250
Kent Panthers	8	1	6	1	46	138	.188

Junior Gridiron League Youth Final Standings (South England) 1993 [Ref: 2]

Playoffs

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	JGL Youth Bowl		Horsham Stadium
05.09.1993	Ealing Eagles	44	Park Centre Bandits	0

Junior Gridiron League Youth Playoffs (South England) 1993 [Ref: 3]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
09.05.1993	Park Centre Bandits	34	Worthing Guardians	0
09.05.1993	Kent Panthers	0	Ealing Eagles	56
	Week 2
16.05.1993	Ealing Eagles	–	Kent Knights	–
16.05.1993	Worthing Guardians	0	Park Centre Bandits	54
	Week 3
23.05.1993	Worthing Guardians	0	Kent Panthers	20
23.05.1993	Kent Knights	0	Park Centre Bandits	50
	Week 4
06.06.1993	Worthing Guardians	0	Kent Knights	28
06.06.1993	Park Centre Bandits	0	Ealing Eagles	6
	Week 5
13.06.1993	Kent Knights	14	Kent Panthers	12
13.06.1993	Ealing Eagles	112	Worthing Guardians	0
	Week 6
20.06.1993	Ealing Eagles	–	Park Centre Bandits	–
20.06.1993	Kent Panthers	14	Worthing Guardians	20
	Week 7
27.06.1993	Kent Panthers	0	Park Centre Bandits	46
27.06.1993	Kent Knights	0	Ealing Eagles	30
	Week 8
04.07.1993	Kent Panthers	0	Kent Knights	0
04.07.1993	Park Centre Bandits	24	Ealing Eagles	20
	Week 9
11.07.1993	Park Centre Bandits	36	Kent Knights	0
11.07.1993	Worthing Guardians	2	Ealing Eagles	44
	Week 10
18.07.1993	Kent Knights		Worthing Guardians
18.07.1993	Ealing Eagles		Kent Panthers
	Week 11
25.07.1993	Park Centre Bandits	26	Kent Panthers	0
25.07.1993	Kent Knights		Ealing Eagles

Junior Gridiron League Youth Playoffs (South England) 1993 [Ref: 1; 4-11]

Report

Park Centre Bandits, from Burgess Hill, and Ealing Eagles met in the Junior Gridiron League Youth Bowl in 1993 after both finished the regular season on 7-1 records. The JGL was a Youth Two Touch League for 15-18 year olds with teams in the North and South of England. This League was a South East England League with the other teams being Kent Knights, Kent Panthers and Worthing Guardians.

The Ealing Eagles triumphed 44-0 in the JGL Youth Bowl Mark Zaki destroying the Park Centre defense with three touchdown catches. The MVP Wide Receiver teamed up with Quarterback Chris Miles, who threw five touchdowns in all to end the dreams of the Bandits in their inaugural season. The Bandits quarterback had a nightmare, throwing seven interceptions, one of which was returned for a TD.

References

[1] Anon. (1993) “FD Previews the 1993 Junior Gridiron league Season: No kidding around as the race for the title begins! ” First Down. May 15, 1993. pg. 19

[2] FD Reporter (1993) “JGL Gets Geared up for ’93 Title Clashes: Final JGL Standings” First Down. Auguat 28, 1993. pg. 17

[3] Anon. (1993) “Zaki race” First Down. September 12, 1993. pg.