Stirling Clansmen Documentary

EFAF top 20

From EFAF

Still no place for the London Warriors in the EFAF top 20 (because they are not taking part in an EFAF competition), but the Blitz still hold their place in the top 15. Schwäbisch Hall hold onto their place in the top 5 even though they lost in an upset to Franken over the weekend.

1.	Calanda Broncos
2.	Raiffeisen Vikings Vienna
3.	Swarco Raiders Tirol
4.	Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns
5.	JCL Graz Giants
6.	Berlin Adler
7.	Helsinki Roosters
8.	Søllerød Gold Diggers
9.	Les Black Panthers de Thonon les Bains
10.	Copenhagen Towers
11.	Dauphins de Nice
12.	Pioners de l`Hospitalet
13.	Helsinki Wolverines
14.	London Blitz
15.	Prague Black Panthers
16.	Amiens Spartiates
17.	Alphen Eagles
18.	Badalona Dracs
19.	Brussels Tigers
20.	Belfast Trojans

BAFANL Final Scores

Premiership North 

*Coventry Jets 0 vs 38 East Kilbride Pirates 

Tamworth Phoenix 28 vs 0 Yorkshire Rams 

Sheffield Predators 46 vs 24 West Coast Trojans (latest score)

Premiership South 

*East Kent Maverick 35 vs 26 South Wales Warriors 

Cambridgeshire Cats 7 vs 58 London Warriors 

Ipswich Cardinals 17 vs 21 Sussex Thunder 

London Blitz 59- 0 Bristol Aztecs 

National North

Clyde Valley Blackhawks 0 vs 13 Glasgow Tigers

Dundee Hurricanes 16 vs 30 Edinburgh Wolves

National Central

Leicester Falcons 0 vs 37 Chester Romans

Shropshire Revolution 7 vs 39 Merseyside Nighthawks 

National South Central 

Colchester Gladiators 32 vs 12 Kent Exiles 

Essex Spartans 0 vs 14 Milton Keynes Pathfinders 

National South

*Solent Thrashers 24 vs 6 Farnham Knights

*Saturday Game

Irish Football Previews

This weekend has been a long time coming. Pretty much everybody has been looking forward to a particular match up in the Shamrock Bowl Conference all year and, after it was postponed due to the weather, it has finally come around. Two IAFL-1 games add to the Bank Holiday football goodness!

Who'll win? Trojans or Rebels? - photo by Ariane Boudias

GFL1 – Week 1 Preview

Preseason review
The long German season is about to begin in one of the top leagues in Europe. With reigning champions Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns looking a good outfit to reach the German championship after convincingly beating French giants Amiens Spartans twice already in the Eurobowl. 

This most interesting goings on this past off-season seem to be coming from the Dresden Monarchs who in recent years have fallen in the rankings. This season they have signed both Quarterback Jeff Welsh and Running Back Trevar Deed from the Kiel Baltic Hurricanes who continuously make national championships and for the past 2 years have fallen mere points short of the title. Jeff Welsh is arguably one of the best quarterbacks currently playing in Europe.

Berlin Rebels @ Berlin Adler
Kevin Ramay from California Lutheran will be quarterbacking the Adler this year, after a very successful year with Kyle Callahan, a decent year with Clint Toon, and a disappointing year with Alex Good last season (Who consequently is now with Graz Giants) the Adler will be looking to start this season with a bang in their cross city rivalry game and show their fans that they’re back at the top of the German league and seriously battling for the Eurobowl again. With a lot of players on both teams having played for one or the other at some point in their careers this isn't as much of a heated rivalry game.

Conrad Meadows of the Adler last season showed his worth on offense and defense and earned a call back this season, including an impressive performance versus the Blitz and played a big part in their victory in that game.

I’m almost certain Wanja Mueller the Adler will come out on top with the Rebels showing no signs of any particularly special imports and the better EU players in the city travelling to play for the Adler instead it’s always tough for the Rebels.
Berlin by 4 scores