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May 2, 2020

National Passball League (England) 1991

Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Eastern Conference
*Cannock Chase Giants	6	4	2	0			.667
*Broncos	6	4	2	0			.667
Cambridge	7	1	6	0			.143
Southern Conference
*Thunderbolts	6	6	0	0			1.000
*London Gators	6	3	3	0			.500
Exiles	7	1	6	0			.143

National Passball League Standings 1991 [Ref: compiled from 1-8]

Playoffs

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
14.12.1991	Thunderbolts	W	Broncos	L
14.12.1991	Cannock Chase Giants	L	London Gators	W
	Final
21.12.1991	Thunderbolts	41	London Gators	15

National Passball League Playoffs 1991 [Ref: 9-10]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
19.10.1991	Cambridge	21	Broncos	50
19.10.1991	Cannock Chase Giants	26	London Gators	12
19.10.1991	Thunderbolts	53	Exiles	0
	Week 2
26.10.1991	Cambridge	70	Cannock Chase Giants	21
26.10.1991	Exiles	18	Broncos	60
26.10.1991	London Gators	21	Thunderbolts	56
	Week 3
02.11.1991	Exiles	0	Cannock Chase Giants	55
02.11.1991	London Gators	12	Thunderbolts	30
02.11.1991	Broncos	w/o	Cambridge	scr
	Week 4
09.11.1991	Broncos	18	Cannock Chase Giants	29
09.11.1991	London Gators	52	Exiles	12
09.11.1991	Thunderbolts	w/o	Cambridge	scr
	Week 5
16.11.1991	Broncos	14	Thunderbolts	24
16.11.1991	Cambridge	scr	London Gators	w/o
	Week 6
23.11.1991	Thunderbolts		Cannock Chase Giants
23.11.1991	Exiles	w/o	Cambridge	scr
23.11.1991	Broncos		London Gators
	Week 7
30.11.1991	Cannock Chase Giants	21	Broncos	48
30.11.1991	Exiles	0	London Gators	80
	Week 8
07.12.1991	Exiles	0	Thunderbolts	77
07.12.1991	Cannock Chase Giants	w/o	Cambridge	scr

National Passball League Regular Season Results 1991 [Ref: 1-8]

Report

The National Passball League was an Arena-style American Football League in the England, played on a smaller field than a regular American Football field, and with a focus on passing (Passball is played on a 40-yard field with two 8-yard endzones, with five downs or attempts to score, three of which must be passing plays, before the ball is turned over). It is seven-a-side.

Cannock Chase Giants won the Eastern Conference title ahead of Broncos, whilst Cambridge pulled out after two games. In the Southern Conference, Thunderbolts won the Conference title, with London Gators qualifying for the playoffs in second place, and Exiles finishing in third.

The Thunderbolts and London Gators won through to the Final, where the Thunderbolts confirmed their dominance all season, with a 41-15 victory. Thames Valley Chargers star Ez Charles scored three touchdowns, and a three-point pass in the second quarter to put the ‘Bolts in a commanding lead at the half which they never relinquished.

Charles scored on a 31 yard run before finding Kenroy Barnett and Andy Tilbury with 23-yard and 16-yard TD Passes. Tibury got a hat-trick of his own, with a 22-yard TD Pass from Joe Greenidge in the first quarter, and a 32-yard Interception Return to finish off the scoring. Andy Tait linked up with Andy Falconer for two TD Passes for some consolation for the London Gators.

Final – 14 December 1991 – Thunderbolts 41 London Gators 15

	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Total
Thunderbolts	12	23	0	6	41
London Gators	9	0	6	0	6

National Passball League Final Box Score – Score 1991 [Ref: 10]

Team	Scorer	Score
	1st Quarter
THU	Andy Tilbury 22yd TD pass from Joe Greenidge	6-0
THU	Kenroy Barnett 4td Run	12-0
GAT	Andy Falconer 30yd Pass from Andy Tait (Falconer 10yd 3XP from Tait)	12-9
	2nd Quarter
THU	EZ Charles 31yd Run	18-9
THU	Sammy Samuels Safety (tackled Tait in Endzone)	20-9
THU	Kenroy Barnett 23yd Pass from Ez Charles (Greenidge 3XP from Charles)	29-9
THU	Andy Tilbury 16yd Pass from Ez Charles	35-9
	3rd Quarter
GAT	Andy Falconer 5yd Pass from Andy Tait	35-15
	4th Quarter ?
THU	Andy Tilbury 32yd Interception Return	41-15

Natiional Passball League Final Box Score – Scorers 1991 [Ref: 10]

References

[1] Anon. (1991) “Passball: Benny’s leg up” First Down. 17 October 1991. pg. 23

[2] Anon. (1991) “Passball Week 2 Results” First Down. 26 October 1991. pg. 23

[3] Anon. (1991) “Passball results” First Down. 2 November 1991. pg. 23

[4] Anon. (1991) “Passball results” First Down. 9 November 1991. pg. 23

[5] Anon. (1991) “Passball” First Down. 16 November 1991. pg. 23

[6] Anon. (1991) “Passball” First Down. 23 November 1991. pg. 23

[7] Anon. (1991) “Passball” First Down. 30 November 1991. pg. 23

[8] Anon. (1991) “Passball result” First Down. 7 December 1991. pg. 23

[9] Anon. (1991) “Passball ” First Down. 14 December 1991. pg. 23

[10] Anon. (1991) “Passball: Champ Ez gives ’em a Bolt jolt” First Down. 21 December 1991. pg. 23

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Sean Douglas and Tim Leadingham

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April 30, 2020

Georgia High School Association Football Champions AA and A 1947-Present

GHSA AA and A Football Champions 1947-Present

Year	AA Football Champions	A Football Champions
1947	Lanier
1948	Lanier	Fitzgerald
1949	Brown	Decatur
1950	Decatur	Rockmart
1951	Richmond Academy	Valdosta
1952	Murphy	Valdosta
1953	Grady	Valdosta
1954	Rossville	Jesup
1955	Rossville / La Grange (tie)	Athens
1956	Valdosta	Carrollton / Statesboro (tie)
1957	Valdosta	Statesboro
1958	Avondale / Thomasville	Stephens County
1959	Wayne County	*Dublin Fighting Irish*
1960	Waycross	*Dublin Fighting Irish*
1961	Waycross	Carrollton
1962	Rossville	Americus
1963	Cedartown	*Dublin Flighting Irish*
1964	Douglas County	Carrollton
1965	West Rome	Americus
1966	North Fulton	Statesboro
1967	Dalton	Thomson
1968	St. Pius X	Thomson
1969	North Springs	Coosa
1970	Woodward Academy	Roswell
1971	Westminster	Carrollton
1972	Southwest DeKalb	Carrollton
1973	Southwest Atlanta	Mt. de Sales
1974	Americus	Carrollton
1975	Americus	Irwin County
1976	Avondale	Turner County
1977	Waycross	East Rome
1978	East Rome	Buford
1979	Model	Johnson County
1980	Mary Persons	Greenville
1981	Commerce	Douglass-Montezuma
1982	West Rome	Palmetto
1983	West Rome	Palmetto
1984	West Rome	Greenville
1985	West Rome	Lincoln County
1986	Central Carrollton	Lincoln County
1987	Central Carrollton	Lincoln County
1988	R.E.Lee	Clinch County
1989	Mitchell-Baker	Lincoln County
1990	Pepperwell	Lincoln County
1991	Cartersville	Clinch County
1992	Mitchell-Baker	Bowdon
1993	Greene-Taliaferro	Lincoln County
1994	Washington County	Brooks County
1995	Elbert County	Lincoln County
1996	Washington County	Macon County
1997	Washington County	Manchester
1998	Carrollton	Darlington
1999	Cartersville	Charlton County
2000	Americus	Commerce
2001	Americus	Buford
2002	Buford	Clinch County
2003	Charlton County	Hawkinsville
2004	Charlton County	Hawkinsville / Clinch County (tie)
2005	Charlton County	Lincoln County
2006	Charlton County / *Dublin Fighting Irish*	Lincoln County
2007	Buford	Emanuel County Institute
2008	Buford	Wesleyan
2009	Buford	Wilcox County
2010	Buford	Clinch County
2011	Calhoun	Savannah Christian
2012	Jefferson
2013	Lovett
2014	Benedictine
2015	Pace Academy
2016	Benedictine
2017	Hapeville Charter
2018	Heard County
2019	*Dublin Fighting Irish*

Georgia High School Association Football Champions 1947-Present [Ref: 1]

Report

Dublin High School Fighting Irish, based in the ‘Shamrock Bowl’, Dublin City, won the AA title in 2006 in a tie with Charlton County. In 2019 they won it for the first time outright. It was their fifth GHSA Football Championship having previously won the A Championship in 1959, 1960 and 1963.

The Dublin City High School Fighting Irish play their games at the ‘Shamrock Bowl’, 100 Shamrock Drive, Dublin, Georgia, 31021.

Georgia High School Association Football System 1947-Present

The AA High School Football Championship in Georgia, USA, was the top level in the Georgia High School Association Football system from 1947 to 1955, when it cbecame the second level from 1956 to 1977. In 1978 a new AAAA tier was introduced, making AA the third level, and in 2000, a AAAAA Tier was introduced, making AA the fourth tier, until 2012 when a AAAAAA level was introduced and then in 2016 7A, making 2A the 6th tier. in 2012 also A was split into A Private and A Public.

Years
1947						AA
1948-1955						AA	A	B	C
1956-1971					AAA	AA	A	B	C
1972-1977					AAA	AA	A	B
1978-1999				AAAA	AAA	AA	A
2000-2011			AAAAA	AAAA	AAA	AA	A
2012-2015		AAAAAA	AAAAA	AAAA	AAA	AA	A Private	A Public
2016-Present	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	A Private	A Public

GHSA Football System 1947-Present [Ref: 1]

Video of Dublin Fighting Irish – AA Quarter-Finals 2018

References

Websites

[1] Georgia High School Association (2020) GHSA Football Champions [Internet] Available from: https://www.ghsa.net/ghsa-football-champions [Accessed 30 April 2020]

[2] Stadium Connection (2020) Shamrock Bowl ‘Home of the Fighting irish’ [Internet] Available from: http://stadiumconnection.com/stadium.php?id=1440 [Accessed 30 April 2020]

[3] Stadium Connection (2020) Shamrock Bowl ‘Home of the Fighting irish’ [Internet] Available from: http://stadiumconnection.com/simages/1440.jpg [Accessed 30 April 2020]

Media

[4] You Tube TV35 WDIG Channel(2018) Game of the Week Heard County Braves vs Dublin Fighting Irish AA Quarter Finals [Internet] Available from: https://youtu.be/2r-Eu_PpZ9Q [Accessed 7 May 2021]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Nora Mulcahy & Ciaran Simms.

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April 20, 2020

Scottish Flag Football Association Senior 2003-2007

Scottish Flag Football Association Logo [Ref: 6]

SFFA Senior 2003

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Kirkcaldy Bulls	9	9	0	0	348	108	1.000
Grangemouth Broncos	6	4	2	0	225	185	.667
Alexandra Raptors	3	1	2	0	32	32	.333
Glasgow Tigers	3	1	2	0	72	108	.333
Glasgow Sabres	7	1	6	0	154	280	.143
Inverness Blitz	4	0	4	0	52	169	.000

Scottish Flag Football Association Senior 2003 [Ref: 1]

SFFA Senior 2004

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Kirkcaldy Bulls	8	8	0	0	330	163	1.000
Glasgow Sabres	7	5	2	0	250	165	.714
Grangemouth Broncos	7	4	3	0	241	134	.571
Lanarkshire Outlaws	8	2	6	0	95	202	.250
Aberdeen Oilcats	8	0	8	0	12	264	.000

Scottish Flag Football Association Senior 2004 [Ref: 2]

SFFA Senior 2005

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Kirkcaldy Bulls	10	9	1	0	345	82	.900
Grangemouth Broncos	9	8	1	0	252	136	.889
Lanarkshire Steelers	6	2	4	0	122	127	.333
Aberdeen Oilcats	6	2	4	0	107	121	.333
Stirling Clansmen	5	2	3	0	95	135	.400
Glasgow Sabres	10	0	10	0	0	320	.000

Scottish Flag Football Association 2005 [Ref: 3]

SFFA 2006

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
North / East Conference
Kirkcaldy Bulls	7	7	0	0	337	122	1.000
Grangemouth Broncos	7	5	2	0	230	249	.714
Aberdeen Oilcats	7	1	6	0	248	309	.143
West / Central Conference
Glasgow Hornets	7	5	2	0	304	211	.714
Carluke Cobras	7	2	5	0	212	308	.286
Lanarkshire Steelers	7	1	6	0	78	210	.143

Scottish Flag Football Association 2006 [Ref: 4]

SFFA Senior 2007

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
North / East Conference
Kirkcaldy Bulls	4	4	0	0	172	52	1.000
Aberdeen Oilcats	1	0	1	0	12	31	.000
West / Central Conference
Grangemouth Broncos	4	3	1	0	132	96	.750
Carluke Cobras	4	2	2	0	121	105	.500
Glasgow Hornets	5	1	4	0	123	222	.200
Lanarkshire Steelers	4	0	4	0	18	72	.000

Scottish Flag Football Association 2007 [Ref: 5]

Report

The Scottish Flag Football Association was an Independent Flag American Football Association, operating in Scotland from 2003 to 2007. It ran Leagues for Seniors, Youth, Juniors, and Cadets, and followed on from the Scottish Claymores Flag Football Leagues (NFL Europe).

The League Champions were Kirkcaldy Bulls (2003 to 2005), and then from 2006 to 2007 there was a separate North / East Conference (winners were again Kirkcaldy Bulls 2006 and 2007), and West / Central Conference (winners were Glasgow Hornets 2006 and Grangemouth Broncos 2007).

References

Internet Archive

[1] Scottish Flag Football Association | Wayback Machine (2004) League 2003 current standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20040211081833/http://www.sffa.org.uk/league.html [Accessed 14 April 2018]

[2] Scottish Flag Football Association | Wayback Machine (2004) Current Standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20041207004355/http://www.sffa.org.uk/standings.php [Accessed 14 April 2018]

[3] Scottish Flag Football Association | Wayback Machine (2006) Current standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20060101030606/http://www.sffa.org.uk/standings.php [Accessed 14 April 2018]

[4] Scottish Flag Football Association | Wayback Machine (2007) Current standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20070203101955/http://www.sffa.org.uk/standings.php [Accessed 14 April 2018]

[5] Scottish Flag Football Association | Wayback Machine (2007) Current standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20071201011527/http://www.sffa.org.uk/standings.php [Accessed 14 April 2018]

Images

[6] Scottish Flag Football Association | Wayback Machine (2004) Header [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20040211081833im_/http://www.sffa.org.uk/header.jpg [Accessed 14 April 2018]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Laura Shadbolt and Roisin Ni Dhonnacha.

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Last Updated: 20 April 2020

April 18, 2020

Football Austrian (AFBOe) Austrian Bowl 1984-Present

Football Austria Logo [Ref: 2]

Austrian Bowls 1984-Present

Year	Bowl	Winners		Runners-Up
1984	I	Salzburg Lions	27	GrazGiants	10
1986	II	Graz Giants	31	Vienna Vikings	12
1987	III	Graz Giants	20	Salzburg Lions	0
1988	IV	Graz Giants	33	Vienna Vikings	15
1989	V	Salzburg Lions	34	Graz Giants	0
1990	VI	Graz Giants	59	Klosterneuberg Mercenaries	7
1991	VII	Graz Giants	38	Vienna Vikings	7
1992	VIII	Graz Giants	28	Schwarzenau Rangers	13
1993	IX	Feldkirch Dinos	45	Salzburg Bulls	10
1994	X	Vienna Vikings	45	Levi’s Graz Giants	23
1995	XI	Levi’s Graz Giants	26	Vienna Vikings	20
1996	XII	Vienna Vikings	41	Levi’s Graz Giants	35
1997	XIII	Graz Giants	35	Klosterneuberg Mercenaries	14
1998	XIV	Graz Giants	43	Vienna Vikings	3
1999	XV	Vienna Vikings	37	GrazGiants	35
2000	XVI	Vienna Vikings	34	Tyrolean Raiders	28
2001	XVII	Vienna Vikings	24	Tyrolean Raiders	14
2002	XVIII	Vienna Vikings	52	Graz Giants	21
2003	XIX	Vienna Vikings	56	Graz Giants	42
2004	XX	Tyrolean Raiders	28	Vienna Vikings	20
2005	XXI	Vienna Vikings	43	Tyrolean Raiders	14
2006	XXII	Raiders Tirol	43	Vienna Vikings	19
2007	XXIII	Vienna Vikings	42	Graz Giants	14
2008	XXIV	Graz Giants	31	Raiders Tirol	21
2009	XXV	Vienna Vikings	22	Graz Giants	19
2010	XXVI	Danube Dragons	28	Raiders Tirol	21
2011	XXVII	Raiders Tirol	23	Vienna Vikings	13
2012	XXVIII	Vienna Vikings	48	Raiders Tirol	34
2013	XXIX	Vienna Vikings	48	Raiders Tirol	31
2014	XXX	Vienna Vikings	24	Raiders Tirol	17
2015	XXXI	Raiders Tirol	38	Vienna Vikings	0
2016	XXXII	Raiders Tirol	51	Graz Giants	7
2017	XXXIII	Vienna Vikings	45	Raiders Tirol	26
2018	XXXIV	Raiders Tirol	51	Vienna Vikings	48
2019	XXXV	Raiders Tirol	42	Vienna Vikings	34

Football Austria (AFBOe) Austrian Bowl 1984-Present [Ref: 1]

Composite Austrian Bowl Table

Team	W	L
Vienna Vikings	14	11
Graz Giants / Levi’s Graz Giants	10	10
Raiders Tirol / Tyrolean Raiders	7	9
Salzburg Lions	2	1
Feldkirch Dinos	1	0
Danube Dragons	1	0
Salzburg Bulls	0	1
Schwarzenau Rangers	0	1
Klosteneuberg Mercenaries	0	2

Football Austria (AFBOe) Austrian Bowl Composite Table 1984-Present [Ref: Compiled from: 1]

Report

The first Austrian Bowl (American Football) was held in 1984 in Salburg, and was won 27-10 by Salzburg Lions over Graz Giants. Graz Giants went on to become one of the most successful of all Austrian American Football teams, winning 10 Austrian Bowls in 20 appearances, although the record is held by Vienna Vikings, with 14 wins from 25 appearances. Other winners have been Raiders Tirol (Innsbruck) with 7 victories in 16 appearances, and Salzburg Lions with two wins, and Feldkirch Dinos and Danube Dragons with one win each.

Raiders Tirol had an Historic perfect season in 2019, winning the AFL and ECTC titles [Ref: 3]

References

Websites

[1] Football Austria (2020) Oesterreichische Meister [Internet] Available from: https://football-austria.com/austrian-bowl-champions/ [Accessed 18 April 2020]

Images

[2] Football Austria (2020) Logo FA [Internet] Available from: https://football-austria.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logofa.png [Accessed 18 April 2020]

[3] Football Austria (2020) Raiders Tirol Raiders blicken auf eine historische Saison zurück [Internet] Available from: https://football-austria.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Siegerbild_ECTC.jpg [Accessed 18 April 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Kevin Smyth, Ian Collins, Ian Clarke, Alan McCormack, Jason Caldwell, Paul Nolan, Andrew McGovern, Colm Murray, Niall Brennan, Jim Naughton, Brian Bird, Paul Hynes.

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Last Updated: 18 April 2020

April 17, 2020

Liga de Futbol Americano Professional (Mexico) 2016

Liga de Futbol Americano Profesional Logo [Ref: 4]

Final Standings

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA
*CDMX Mayas	6	4	2	0	158	99
*Raptors de Edomex	6	4	2	0	139	124
CDMX Eagles	6	3	3	0	136	139
CDMX Condors	6	1	5	0	102	173

Liga de Futbol Americaano Profesional (Mexico) Standings 2016 [Ref: 1]

Playoffs

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Tazon Mexico I
13.04.2016	CDMX Mayas	29	Raptors de Edomex	13

Liga de Futbol Americano Profesional (Mexico) Playoffs 2016 [Ref: 2]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
21.02.2016	CDMX Mayas	34	Raptors de Edomex	6
21.02.2016	CDMX Eagles	28	CDMX Condors	30
	Week 2
28.02.2016	CDMX Condors	14	CDMX Mayas	45
28.02.2016	Raptors de Edomex	27	CDMX Eagles	29
	Week 3
06.03.2016	CDMX Eagles	26	CDMX Mayas	33
06.03.2016	Raptors de Edomex	40	CDMX Condors	34
	Week 4
13.03.2016	CDMX Condors	0	CDMX Eagles	19
13.03.2016	Raptors de Edomex	13	CDMX Mayas	9
	Week 5
20.03.2016	CDMX Eagles	12	Raptors de Edomex	33
20.03.2016	CDMX Mayas	21	CDMX Condors	18
	Week 6
03.04.2016	CDMX Condors	6	Raptors de Edomex	20
03.04.2016	CDMX Mayas	16	CDMX Eagles	22

Liga de Futbol Americano Profesional (Mexico) Regular Season Results 2016 [Ref:

Report

The Liga Futbol Americano Profesional was the latest Profesional American Football League in Mexico, and probably the first one to be considered Major League. The first season in 2016 was won by CDMX Mayas, 29-13 versus Raptors de Edomex. The Regular Season featured four teams, with all games played in Mexico City, CDMX Mayas and Raptors de Edomex finishing joint top with 4-2 records, with CDMX Eagles in third on 3-3 and CDMX Condors last on 1-5.

CDMX is shorthand for Ciudad de Mexico – Mexico City and Edomex is a local name for Estado de Mexico – Mexico State: the State immediately west of the Federal District (Mexico City). Mexico is divided into 32 States and one Federal District.

References:

Web Archive

[1] Liga de Futbol Americano Profesional (2018) LFPA Standings [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20161106181310/http://lfa.mx/home/standings/ [Accessed 20 January 2018]

[3] Liga de Futbol Americano Profesional (2018) Calendario [Internet] Available from: http://web.archive.org/web/20160927045600/http://lfa.mx/home/calendario/ [Accessed 20 January 2018]

Websites

[2] American Football International (2016) Mayas Win First Liga de Football Americano Championship Game In Mexico [Internet] available from: http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/mayas-win-first-liga-de-futboll-americano-championship-game-mexico/ [accessed 5 August 2018]

Images

[4] Brands of the World (2018) LFA Logo [Internet] Available from: https://botw-pd.s3.amazonaws.com/styles/logo-thumbnail/s3/012017/untitled-1_0.jpg?itok=is8COLAV [Accessed 1 August 2018]

Acknowledgements

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

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Futbol Americano de Mexico 2019

Futbol Americano de Mexico Logo 2020 [Ref: 1]

Final Standings 2019

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*Pioneros de Queretaro	8	5	3	0			10
*Bulldogs de Naucalpan	8	5	3	0			10
*Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	8	4	4	0			8
*Titanes CDMX	8	3	5	0			6
Tequileros de Jalisco	8	3	5	0			6

Futbol Americano de Mexico Standings 2019 [Ref: Compiled from: 2]

Playoffs

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
11.05.2019	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	22	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	14
12.05.2019	Pioneros de Queretaro	13	Titanes CDMX	12
	Finale
26.05.2019	Pioneros de Queretaro	16	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	0

Futbol Americano de Mexico Playoffs 2019 [Ref: Compiled from: 2]

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
24.02.2019	Tequileros de Jalisco	19	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	22
24.02.2019	Pioneros de Queretaro	9	Titanes CDMX	11
	Week 2
03.03.2019	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	0	Pioneros de Queretaro	17
03.03.2019	Titanes CDMX	19	Tequileros de Jalisco	14
	Week 3
10.03.2019	Tequileros de Jalisco	34	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	10
10.03.2019	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	15	Titanes CDMX	12
	Week 4
17.03.2019	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	20	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	15
17.03.2019	Pioneros de Queretaro	25	Tequileros de Jalisco	20
	Week 5
24.03.2019	Titanes CDMX	6	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	34
24.03.2019	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	8	Pioneros de Queretaro	6
	Week 6
31.03.2019	Tequileros de Jalisco	8	Titanes CDMX	16
31.03.2019	Pioneros de Queretaro	7	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	6
	Week 7
07.04.2019	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	24	Tequileros de Jalisco	16
07.04.2019	Titanes CDMX	11	Pioneros de Queretaro	12
	Week 8
14.04.2019	Tequileros de Jalisco	15	Pioneros de Queretaro	6
14.04.2019	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	27	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	20
	Week 9
28.04.2019	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	1	Titanes CDMX	0 #
28.04.2019	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	17	Tequileros de Jalisco	42
	Week 10
05.05.2019	Titanes CDMX	18	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	22
05.05.2019	Pioneros de Queretaro	26	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	23 ot

Futbol Americano de Mexico Regular Season Results 2019 [Ref: 2]

Report

Futbol Americano Mexico (FAM) was started in 2018, playing its first season in 2019, as a rival to the Liga Futbol Americano Profesional (LFA) in Mexico. It was the first league other than the NFL to play by NFL rules, with the exception of overtime, which is by NCAA rules. All other leagues outside of America, bar the Canadian Football League (which has its own rules) are played under NCAA rules. [Ref: 4]

Pioneros de Queretaro won the first FAM Final, defeating Centauros de Ciudad Juarez 16-0. Pioneros thus won what was essentially a promotion to the ranks of the LFA for 2020. The regular season was very competitive, with no team finishing better than 5-3 and no team worse than 3-5. Four of the five teams made the playoffs: Pionerors de Queretaro beat Titanes CDMX 13-12 in a close encounter in the second semi-final, while in the first, Centauros de Ciudad Juarez, ranked second for the playoffs due to a ruling from the administration, beat Bulldogs de Naucalpan 22-14 in the first semi-final. [Ref: 2; 6]

Pioneros de Queretaro FAM Champions 2019 [Ref: 5]

References

Images

[1] Futbol Americano de Mexico (2020) FAM Logo [Internet] Available from: https://fam.futbol/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/FAM-2020.png [Accessed 17 April 2020]

[5] Futbol Americano de Mexico (2016) CL Llamada Pioneros [Internet] Available from: https://fam.futbol/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/CL-llamada-pioneros.jpg [Accessed 16 April 2020]

Websites

[2] Futbol Americano de Mexico (2019) Calenadrio Liga FAM 2019 [Internet] Available from: https://fam.futbol/calendario-liga-fam-2019/ [Accessed 16 April 2020]

[4] Futbol Americano de Mexico (2019) FAM Jugara con Reglas NFL [Internet] Available from: https://fam.futbol/ronaldo-says-he-could-play-in-mls-before-the-end/ [Accessed 16 April 2020]

[6] Futbol Americano de Mexico (2019) Listas Las Semifinales Liga FAM [Internet] Available from: https://fam.futbol/live-chelsea-take-on-everton-in-epl-clash/ [Accessed 16 April 2020]

Social Media

[3] Futbol Americano de Mexico Facebook (2020) Calenadrio Liga FAM 2020 [Internet] Available from: https://www.facebook.com/SoyFAM/posts/773787509811335 [Accessed 16 April 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Caroline Mitchell and Francesco.

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Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 17 April 2020

April 17, 2020

Futbol Americano de Mexico 2019-Present

FAM 2019

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
*Pioneros de Queretaro	8	5	3	0			10
*Bulldogs de Naucalpan	8	5	3	0			10
*Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	8	4	4	0			8
*Titanes CDMX	8	3	5	0			6
Tequileros de Jalisco	8	3	5	0			6

Futbol Americano de Mexico Standings 2019 [Ref: Compiled from: 2]

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Semi-Finals
11.05.2019	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	22	Bulldogs de Naucalpan	14
12.05.2019	Pioneros de Queretaro	13	Titanes CDMX	12
	Finale
26.05.2019	Pioneros de Queretaro	16	Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	0

Futbol Americano de Mexico Playoffs 2019 [Ref: Compiled from: 2]

FAM 2020

	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Division Voit
Tequileros de Jalisco	4	3	1	0	152	77	6
Bulldogs de Naucalpan	3	2	1	0	68	20	4
Rojos de Lindavista	4	1	3	0	15	124	2
Division BWW
Caudillos de Chihuahua	4	4	0	0	163	28	8
Marlins de Los Cabos	2	0	2	0	18	48	0
Centauros de Ciudad Juarez	3	0	3	0	21	140	0

Futbol Americano de Mexico Standings 2020 [Ref: 3]

Report

Pioneros de Queretaro won the first FAM Final, defeating Centauros de Ciudad Juarez 16-0. Pioneros thus won what was essentially a promotion to the ranks of the LFA for 2020. The second season was suspended due to the COVID-19 virus outbreak after the fourth of seven rounds of matches on 18 March 2020. Tequileros de Jalisco and Caudillos de Chihuahua were leading the two divisions at the time of the cessation.

References

Images

[1] Futbol Americano de Mexico (2020) FAM Logo [Internet] Available from: https://fam.futbol/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/FAM-2020.png [Accessed 17 April 2020]

[5] Futbol Americano de Mexico (2016) CL Llamada Pioneros [Internet] Available from: https://fam.futbol/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/CL-llamada-pioneros.jpg [Accessed 16 April 2020]

Websites

[2] Futbol Americano de Mexico (2019) Calenadrio Liga FAM 2019 [Internet] Available from: https://fam.futbol/calendario-liga-fam-2019/ [Accessed 16 April 2020]

[4] Futbol Americano de Mexico (2019) FAM Jugara con Reglas NFL [Internet] Available from: https://fam.futbol/ronaldo-says-he-could-play-in-mls-before-the-end/ [Accessed 16 April 2020]

Social Media

[3] Futbol Americano de Mexico Facebook (2020) Calenadrio Liga FAM 2020 [Internet] Available from: https://www.facebook.com/SoyFAM/posts/773787509811335 [Accessed 16 April 2020]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Caroline Mitchell and Francesco.

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Eirball | Irish North American and World Sports Archive

Last Updated: 17 April 2020

April 16, 2020

World Football League (Scenario 2) 2022

World Football League 2022

INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE	WORLD FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
IFC Europe	WFC Europe
Rome Cardinals	Atlantic Claymores (Dublin-Glasgow)
Berlin Colts	Barcelona Dragons
London Ravens	Amsterdam Crusaders
Paris Bengals	Stockholm Nordic Vikings
IFC World	WFC World
Toronto Bills	Delhi Defenders
Mexico City Browns	Shanghai Legend
Sydney Rams	Rio de Janeiro Alligators
Tokyo Chargers	Cape Town Lions
IFC America	WFC America
The Hawaiians	Providence Steamroller
Southern California Sun	Omaha Mustangs
Arizona Wranglers	Arkansas Diamonds
Portland Breakers	Austin Texans

World Football League (Scenario 2) 2022

Report

The National Football League folded the NFL Europe League after 17 years in 2007 to focus on promoting the NFL in Europe through the International Series of Games in London, with the intention of putting a team there by 2022.

In this second scenario for World American Football, a number of teams break away from the NFL due to some controversy (such as allowing Women players – a female kicker has been training with the Colts recently), and form their own league, moving to countries outside the United States e.g. Rome Cardinals, London Ravens, Paris Bengals, Toronto Bills, Mexico City Browns, and are joined by new teams in America (The World Football League uses old WFL team names from the 1970s: The Hawaiians, Southern California Sun etc).

Two Conferences are created: the International Conference and World Conference. The teams named above are placed in the International Conference, and World Conference includes the Atlantic Claymores (Dublin-Glasgow), Stockholm Nordic Vikings, Delhi Defenders, Cape Town Lions, and old “Outlaw” league teams, Providence Steamroller, Omaha Mustangs and Austin Texans.

With the creation of the United Football League with the X and United Football Conferences, this leaves 3 Pro American Football Leagues, with 6 Conferences: each having 12 teams.

The Scottish Claymores are resurrected as the Atlantic Claymores (Dublin & Glasgow)

References

Images

[1] Chris Creamer’s Sports Logos (2019) Scottish Claymores Alternate Logo 1998 [Internet] Available from:http://content.sportslogos.net/logos/19/1233/full/2552_scottish_claymores-alternate-1998.png [Accessed 27 November 2019]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Fiona Corrigan, Caoimhe Mullaney, Alan Delaney, John Wills, John Kane, Todd Zboyan, Lenka Mulligan, Eoin O’Farrell, Richard Mulcahy and family, Dervla Mulcahy and family, Declan Mulcahy and Nora Mulcahy.

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Last Updated: 16 April 2020

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April 16, 2020

National Football League World Prediction 2030

National Football League 2030

NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE	AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
NFC East	AFC East
New York Giants	New York Jets
Washington Presidents	New England Patriots
Dallas Cowboys	Miami Dolphins
Philadelphia Eagles	Pittsburgh Steelers
NFC North	AFC South
Green Bay Packers	Houston Texans
Chicago Bears	Jacksonville Jaguars
Detroit Lions	Tennessee Titans
Minnesota Vikings	Kansas City Chiefs
NFC South	AFC West
Atlanta Falcons	Denver Broncos
New Orleans Saints	Las Vegas Raiders
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	San Jose 49ers
Carolina Panthers	Seattle Seahawks
NFC World	AFC World
Rome Cardinals	Toronto Bills
Berlin Colts	Mexico City Browns
London Ravens	Sydney Rams
Paris Bengals	Tokyo Chargers

National Football League (World) Prediction 2030

XFL 2030

XTREME FOOTBALL CONFERENCE	UNITED STATES FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
XFC East	UFC East
Buffalo Bills	New Jersey Generals
Baltimore Colts	Ohio Glory (Columbus)
Brooklyn Dodgers	Indianapolis Warriors
Ottawa Roughriders	Virginia Hunters
XFC Central	UFC Central
Houston Oilers	San Antonio Toros
St. Louis Cardinals	Oklahoma Outlaws
Cincinnati Bengals	Shreveport Steamer
Cleveland Browns	New Mexico Thunderbirds
XFC West	UFC South
Los Angeles Rams	Birmingham Stallions
San Diego Chargers	Memphis Showboats
San Francisco 49ers	Orlando Renegades
Oakland Raiders	Louisville Raiders
XFC World	UFC West
Atlantic Claymores (Dublin-Glasgow)	The Hawaiians
England Monarchs (Birmingham)	Southern California Sun
Rome Gladiators	Arizona Wranglers
Cologne Centurions	Portland Breakers

XFL Prediction 2030

Report

Eirball has taken a brief break from the Past Archive to take a look at what might be when the National Football League places teams around the World like it has promised. Eirball thinks rather than creating new teams it will move teams which haven’t found a home in America to places such as Europe (Rome Cardinals, Berlin Colts), Canada (Toronto Bills), Mexico (Mexico City Browns), Australia (Sydney Rams), and Japan (Tokyo Chargers).

In response somebody like Vince McMahon, who has an awful lot of money, and has created the XFL rival to the NFL, could resurrect some of the teams that the NFL has got rid of (Houston Oilers, Brooklyn Dodgers, St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams, Oakland Raiders), and set up a rival league to the NFL, and perhaps force a merger. In this scenario he has also resurrected some of the other “Outlaw” league teams such as the New Jersey Generals, San Antonio Toros, Portland Breakers, as well as bringing back the Claymores (now a Dublin-Glasgow team), the England Monarchs and Rome Gladiators.

The Scottish Claymores wold be resurrected as the Atlantic Claymores – a Dublin & Glasgow team. [Ref: 1]

References

Images

Acknowledgements

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Last Updated: 16 April 2020

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April 15, 2020

World Series of Pro Football 1902-1903

WSPF Champions 1902-1903

Year	Champions
1902	Syracuse AC (New York State)
1903	Franklin AC (Pennsylvania)

World Series of Pro Football Champions 1902-1903 [Ref: 1]

Report

The World Series of Pro Football was a brief attempt at determining the “World Champions” of American Football that lasted two seasons from 1902 to 1903. It was played as a tournament rather than league, featuring four to five teams.

The first World Series featured five teams: Syracuse AC, New York Knickerbockers, Warlow AC, Orange (New Jersey) AC and a team named New York that was actually made up of players from the Phillies and Athletics from Philadelphia. Syracuse AC won the Series.

The second World series in 1903 was won by Franklin AC of Pennsylvania, with the Oreos AC (Asbury Park, New Jersey), Watertown Red and Blacks and Orange AC the other competing teams.

References

Bibliography

[1] National Football League (2014) “Chronology of Professional Football” 2013 NFL Record & Fact Book. pg. 353

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Mom Tully.

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Last Updated: 15 April 2020

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