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Enciclopedia del football italiano 2003 North American Football League ___________________________________________________________ Classifiche finali Atlantic Conference – Atlantic Division Vin Par Per % PF PS Ricerche Virginia DESTROYERS 8 0 1 .889 172 88 Massimo Mezzetti Virginia RAGE 4 0 4 .500 113 136 District of Columbia EXPLOSION 4 0 4 .500 114 148 Virginia MONARCHS 1 0 6 .143 61 163 ___________________________________________________________ Washington CHIEFS 0 0 1 .000 16 22 Fredericksburg TITANS 0 0 2 .000 5 23 ___________________________________________________________ Atlantic Conference – East Division Vin Par Per % PF PS Central Pennsylvania PIRANHA 8 0 1 .889 344 66 Pittsburgh COLTS 6 0 2 .750 164 55 Eastern Pennsylvania SCORPIONS 6 0 3 .667 253 127 Lancaster LIGHTNING 2 0 9 .182 99 345 METRO LONGHORNS 0 0 1 .000 6 20 2003 North American ___________________________________________________________ Football League Great Lakes Conference – Michigan Division Vin Par Per % PF PS Southwest Michigan RAGE 5 0 4 .556 121 158 Michigan ADMIRALS 5 0 5 .500 109 113 Kentwood RIVERTOWN RAMS 3 0 7 .300 207 211 Hamilton SCREAMING EAGLES 0 0 9 .000 37 352 ___________________________________________________________ Great Lakes Conference – Midwest Division Vin Par Per % PF PS 1 aggiornato sabato 11 ottobre 2014 Enciclopedia del football italiano 2003 North American Football League Kane EAGLES 9 0 0 1.000 331 93 Racine RAIDERS 7 0 3 .700 377 147 Forest City GLADIATORS 4 0 6 .400 184 234 Cedar Valley VIKINGS 4 0 6 .400 177 264 ___________________________________________________________ Milwaukee MARAUDERS 2 0 8 .200 74 296 Northeast Conference – Northeast Division Vin Par Per % PF PS Northern Tier BRUINS 8 0 2 .800 276 139 Western Massachussetts BLITZIN’ BEARS ___________________________________________________________ 3 0 3 .500 104 123 Springfield CAPITAL CITY OUTLAWS 1 0 0 1.000 15 7 Midwest Conference – North Central Division Hudson Valley GIANTS 1 0 4 .200 87 122 Vin Par Per % PF PS New York EXPRESS 0 0 1 .000 8 15 Nebraska BEARS 7 0 3 .700 236 194 Pittsburgh TORNADOES Kansas City JAZZ 6 0 3 .667 258 124 0 0 1 .000 14 27 Dakota LAWDAWGS 6 0 4 .600 247 147 Glens Falls GREENJACKETS 0 0 1 .000 0 21 Lincoln RENEGADES 4 0 6 .400 255 195 New Jersey TERMINATORS Norfolk THUNDERBIRDS 0 0 1 .000 11 33 1 0 8 .111 42 325 ___________________________________________________________ Midwest Conference – Red Rocks Division ___________________________________________________________ Vin Par Per % PF PS Lubbock RANGERS 4 0 3 .571 111 149 Northeast Conference – Ohio Valley Division Utah BLITZ 1 0 1 .500 59 41 Vin Par Per % PF PS New Mexico HEAT INDEPENDENCE 0 0 1 .000 0 20 Indiana TORNADOS 7 0 1 .875 305 83 Texas STAMPEDE 0 0 4 .000 23 123 Jackson BOMBERS 8 0 2 .800 314 189 Rocky Mountain REAPERS Detroit DOWNRIVER DIESELS 0 0 4 .000 6 241 5 0 5 .500 156 223 North Coast OUTLAWS 3 0 7 .300 123 249 Ohio EAGLES 0 0 1 .000 0 26 ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ Midwest Conference – South Central Division Vin Par Per % PF PS Northwest Conference – Rocky Mountain Division Vin Par Per % PF PS Springfield RIFLES 7 0 2 .778 235 111 Central Arkansas RHINOS Salt Lake City WASATCH WILDCATS 6 0 2 .750 204 110 6 0 2 .750 233 174 Saint Louis BULLDOGS 5 0 4 .556 241 160 Eastside HAWKS 2 0 0 1.000 109 12 Saint Charles CYCLONES Spokane NIGHTMARE 2 0 2 .500 106 118 0 0 4 .000 64 114 Ogden RHINO RAIDERS Kansas City PANTHERS 1 0 1 .500 65 37 0 0 6 .000 51 221 Renton RAVENS 0 0 1 .000 31 39 South Bay BUCCANEERS 0 0 1 .000 13 21 Salt Lake NEMESIS 0 0 1 .000 18 50 2 aggiornato sabato 11 ottobre 2014 Enciclopedia del football italiano 2003 North American Football League Snohomish VIKINGS 0 0 1 .000 3 49 Salt Lake STALLIONS 0 0 1 .000 6 57 ___________________________________________________________ Southwest Conference – Central Texas Division Vin Par Per % PF PS ___________________________________________________________ Austin GAMEBREAKERS 10 0 0 1.000 440 107 Southeast Conference – Panhandle Division Bastrop BULLDOGS 5 0 4 .556 232 216 Vin Par Per % PF PS Central Texas WARRIORS 4 0 5 .444 246 236 Central Alabama RENEGADES Waco WOLVES 3 0 6 .333 248 253 7 0 1 .875 169 71 Texas MAVERICKS 1 0 9 .100 109 532 Louisiana HURRICANES 4 0 4 .500 120 124 Panhandle TIGERS 2 0 3 .400 75 68 Louisiana STARS 0 0 1 .000 8 21 Georgia TIGERS 0 0 1 .000 0 23 Louisiana VIPERS 0 0 1 .000 14 50 ___________________________________________________________ Crescent City WARRIORS 0 0 2 .000 18 44 Southwest Conference – North Texas Division Vin Par Per % PF PS Texas HEAT 7 0 3 .700 257 87 Dallas DIESEL 7 0 3 .700 242 102 Texas STORM 1 0 5 .167 40 212 ___________________________________________________________ Southeast Conference – Southeast Division ___________________________________________________________ Vin Par Per % PF PS 7 0 1 .875 178 63 Asheville GRIZZLIES Southwest Conference – South Texas Division Chapin TIMBERWOLVES Vin Par Per % PF PS 4 0 4 .500 157 107 Greenville JAGUARS 0 0 1 .000 0 29 Texas SHARKS 9 0 0 1.000 381 88 Charleston FIRECATS 0 0 2 .000 0 22 Texas TERROR 2 0 7 .222 145 212 Virginia CRIMSON CARDINALS San Antonio TALONS 1 0 1 .500 19 90 0 0 2 .000 0 54 Charlotte POWER 0 0 3 .000 66 103 ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ partecipanti con accesso diretto ai playoffs Southeast Conference – Tennessee Valley Division King JAGUARS ottavo di finale Vin Par Per % PF PS Nashville STORM 7 0 1 .875 226 86 Memphis BLAST 4 0 3 .571 172 138 Tennessee GLADIATORS ___________________________________________________________ 1 0 2 .333 31 83 Nashville MUSTANGS 0 0 7 .000 37 249 3 aggiornato sabato 11 ottobre 2014 Enciclopedia del football italiano 2003 North American Football League Playoffs Trentaduesimi di finale Explosion – Scorpions 0-40 Bears – Lawdawgs 20-13 Destroyers – V. Rage 21-7 Grizzlies – Timberwolves 17-16 Jazz – Rifles 7-31 Sedicesimi di finale Sabato 7 Giugno 2003 S.M. Rage – Raiders 7-59 home/away Admirals – K. Eagles 2-34 Blitzin’ Bears – Bruins 8-11 Tennessee GLADIATORS 18 S.L. Bulldogs – N. Storm 7-34 Nashville MUSTANGS 12 Colts – Piranha 0-21 Diesel – Gamebreakers 9-21 Heat – Sharks 9-7 Rangers – Rhinos 6-48 Bears – Rifles 10-69 Destroyers – Scorpions 28-62 Grizzlies – C.A. Renegades 24-12 Ottavi di finale K. Jaguars – Rhino Raiders 2-20 Hawks – Wasatch Wildcats 47-20 Bruins – Tornados 0-56 Sabato 7 Giugno 2003 K. Eagles – Raiders 27-24 home/away Gamebreakers – Heat 7-6 Grizzlies – N. Storm 0-32 Spokane NIGHTMARE 39 Piranha – Scorpions 27-13 Renton RAVENS 31 Rhinos – Rifles 7-10 Quarti di finale Hawks – Rhino Raiders 52-30 K. Eagles – Tornados 38-21 Gamebreakers – Rifles 25-27 Piranha – N. Storm 35-13 Semifinali K. Eagles – Piranha 38-14 Hawks – Rifles 49-20 Finale Sabato 14 Giugno 2003 K. Eagles – Hawks 28-22 home/away Northern Tier BRUINS 42 H. SCREAMING EAGLES 0 ___________________________________________________________ Regular Season Sabato 14 Giugno 2003 home/away Virginia CRIMSON CARDINALS 0 Virginia DESTROYERS 6 Sabato 7 Giugno 2003 home/away Virginia DESTROYERS 6 Fredericksburg TITANS 2 Sabato 14 Giugno 2003 4 aggiornato sabato 11 ottobre 2014 Enciclopedia del football italiano 2003 North American Football League home/away Eastside HAWKS 52 S.L.C. WASATCH WILDCATS 0 Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Saint Louis BULLDOGS 22 Sabato 14 Giugno 2003 Saint Charles CYCLONES 19 home/away Texas HEAT 21 Texas TERROR 0 Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Sabato 14 Giugno 2003 Asheville GRIZZLIES 17 home/away Nashville STORM 18 Lincoln RENEGADES 43 Norfolk THUNDERBIRDS 6 Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Texas HEAT 48 Texas STAMPEDE 0 Michigan ADMIRALS 4 North Coast OUTLAWS 0 2-0 saf 4-0 saf Fonte: - Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Louisiana HURRICANES 12 Texas SHARKS 41 Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Nebraska BEARS 2 Springfield RIFLES 37 5 aggiornato sabato 11 ottobre 2014 Enciclopedia del football italiano 2003 North American Football League home/away San Antonio TALONS 19 Texas TERROR 18 Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Dakota LAWDAWGS 33 Norfolk THUNDERBIRDS 6 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Nebraska BEARS 24 Dakota LAWDAWGS 20 Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Spokane NIGHTMARE 49 Snohomish VIKINGS 3 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Memphis BLAST 52 Nashville MUSTANGS 6 Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Southwest Michigan RAGE 0 Kentwood RIVERTOWN RAMS 30 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Bastrop BULLDOGS 28 Waco WOLVES 53 Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 home/away Virginia RAGE 17 Fredericksburg TITANS 3 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Pittsburgh COLTS 21 North Coast OUTLAWS 6 Sabato 21 Giugno 2003 6 aggiornato sabato 11 ottobre 2014 Enciclopedia del football italiano 2003 North American Football League Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away New York EXPRESS 8 Hudson Valley GIANTS 15 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Virginia CRIMSON CARDINALS 0 Chapin TIMBERWOLVES 48 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Austin GAMEBREAKERS 55 Texas MAVERICKS 7 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Virginia DESTROYERS 26 Virginia MONARCHS 6 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Forest City GLADIATORS 21 Indiana TORNADOS 50 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Dallas DIESEL 3 Texas HEAT 0 3-0 fg Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 Fonte: - home/away Tennessee GLADIATORS 7 Nashville STORM 29 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Detroit DOWNRIVER DIESELS 22 Kentwood RIVERTOWN RAMS 9 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Louisiana HURRICANES 0 Central Alabama RENEGADES 21 7 aggiornato sabato 11 ottobre 2014 Enciclopedia del football italiano 2003 North American Football League Texas SHARKS 72 San Antonio TALONS 0 Sabato 28 Giugno 2003 home/away Lancaster LIGHTNING 6 C.P.
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    OTHER BASKETBALL LEAGUES {Appendix 2.1, to Sports Facility Reports, Volume 19} Research completed as of August 13, 2018 AMERICAN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION (ABA) Team: Arizona Beasts Principal Owner: Derrick Graham Team Website Twitter: N/A Arena: N/A Team: Atlanta Aliens Principal Owner: Alan Richards Team Website Twitter: @AtlantaAliens Arena: N/A UPDATE: 2018 is the inaugural season for the newly incorporated Atlanta Aliens. The Aliens are a travel team as of now and have no home arena. Team: Atlanta Storm Principal Owner: Nyisis Jewelle Team Website Twitter: N/A Arena: N.H. Scott Recreation Center © Copyright 2018, National Sports Law Institute of Marquette University Law School Page 1 Team: Atlanta Rappers Principal Owner: Kenneth Kelly Team Website Twitter: N/A Arena: N/A Team: Atlanta Wildcats Principal Owner: William D. Payton IV Team Website Twitter: @WildcatsAtlanta Arena: Hampton High School Team: Austin Bats Principal Owner: Leticia Luna Team Website Twitter: @AustinBatsABA Arena: Pan Am Center Team: Baltimore Hawks Principal Owner: Greg Brown Team Website Twitter: @BaltimoreHawks Arena: St. Frances Academy Team: Boston Conquerors Prinicipal Owner: Paris Cherry Team Website Twitter: @ConquerorsHoops Arena: Lena Park Community Center © Copyright 2018, National Sports Law Institute of Marquette University Law School Page 2 Team: Boston Outtatowners Principal Owner: Jarren Smif Team Website Twitter: N/A Arena: N/A UPDATE: Boston Outtatowners are a new franchise that began in the 2018 “OT” season. Team: California Seakings Principal Owner: Wash Stallworth Team Website Twitter: @SeakingsBasket1 Arena: Hartnell College's gym Team: Charleston City Lions Principal Owner: Azure and Marquis Agnew Team Website Twitter: @CharlestonLions Arena: The Lion’s Den UPDATE: City Lions have moved back to Electric City, SC from Charleston beginning in the 2017-2018 season.