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John Slavin Award 2019 BAFANL Season
John Slavin Award 2019 BAFANL Season BAFRA awards the John Slavin Trophy in odd-numbered years to the team with the best game day management. This includes prompt provision of properly attired and effective chain crew and ball boys, spectator facilities such as covered seats, a scoreboard and a referee’s microphone and a game day manager available to the officiating crew from when they arrive. The title is awarded to the team that has comes out best in an audit carried out by BAFRA members at each game. A perfect facility scores 0. The award is named after John Slavin. John was a long-serving BAFRA official and sometime director of the Association who sadly died in October 2005. In his memory, BAFRA has dedicated an award made to a team that shows commitment to improving the game experience for players and fans, as well as officials. The top-performing teams in the BAFANL Senior Season 2019 were as follows: Halton Spartans 12.2 Overall winners and Division 2 winners Ipswich Cardinals 17.0 East Kilbride Pirates 18.8 Division 1 winners Jurassic Coast Raptors 23.0 Doncaster Mustangs 27.5 Kent Exiles 28.6 Premier Division winners Sandwell Steelers 30.4 South Wales Warriors 32.0 Oxford Saints 39.0 Chester Romans 39.2 = Portsmouth Dreadnoughts 39.2 = Staffordshire Surge 39.7 Norwich Devils 41.0 Inverclyde Goliaths 42.0 Gateshead Senators 42.4 Tamworth Phoenix 42.8 = Yorkshire Rams 42.8 = Glasgow Tigers 43.5 Morecambe Bay Storm 43.7 Leeds Bobcats 44.8 The average for the Premier Division was 57.48, for Division One 55.22 and for Division Two 56.76. -
John Slavin Award 2016 BAFANL Season
John Slavin Award 2016 BAFANL Season BAFRA awards the John Slavin Trophy in even-numbered years to the team with the best marked field. This includes correct field dimensions, correct line and other markings, correct size goal posts, correct positioning of pylons and the condition of the field surface. The title is awarded to the team that has comes out best in an audit carried out by BAFRA members at each game. A perfect facility scores 0. The award is named after John Slavin. John was a long-serving BAFRA official and sometime director of the Association who sadly died in October 2005. In his memory, BAFRA has dedicated an award made to a team that shows commitment to improving the game experience for players and fans, as well as officials. The top-performing teams in the BAFANL 2016 season were as follows: Berkshire Renegades 1.0 Overall winners and Division 2 winners Ipswich Cardinals 1.6 Wembley Stallions 4.6 Lancashire Wolverines 11.4 Premier Division winners Halton Spartans 12.5 Ouse Valley Eagles 15.0 Division 1 winners Cambridgeshire Cats 16.6 Hertfordshire Cheetahs 17.0 Jurassic Coast Raptors 18.6 Bury Saints 18.8 Aberdeen Roughnecks 22.6 Walney Terriers 23.2 Nottingham Caesars 24.8 Essex Spartans 25.6 Dundee Hurricanes 26.6 Humber Warhawks 29.7 Farnham Knights 29.8 Staffordshire Surge 30.4 Colchester Gladiators 31.3 Yorkshire Rams 32.3 Overall in the BAFANL Senior Season, all teams averaged 45.57. Within this, the Premier teams averaged 53.85, Division One teams 40.30 and the Division Two teams 44.91. -
BAFANL 2011 Season Were As Follows
John Slavin Award 2011 BAFRA awards the John Slavin Trophy in odd-numbered years to the team with the best game management. This includes timely provision of appropriate chain crew and ball boys, provisions for spectators and spectator facilities and the provision of game balls in good condition. The title is awarded to the team that has comes out best in an audit carried out by BAFRA members at each game. A perfect facility scores 0. The award is named after John Slavin. John was a long-serving BAFRA official and sometime director of the Association who sadly died in October 2005. In his memory, BAFRA has dedicated an award made to a team that shows commitment to improving the game experience for players and fans, as well as officials. Overall in the BAFANL Senior Season, all teams averaged 66.0. Within this, the Premier teams averaged 77.1, the Division One teams 55.2 and the Division Two teams 71.5 The top-performing teams in the BAFANL 2011 season were as follows: Colchester Gladiators 21.4 Division One and overall winners Edinburgh Wolves 22.4 Division Two winners Sussex Thunder 22.5 Cambridgeshire Cats 23.4 Doncaster Mustangs 25.6 Lancashire Wolverines 27.8 Nottingham Caesars 28.7 Tamworth Phoenix 35.0 Premier Division winners Kent Exiles 37.0 London Blitz 37.8 East Kilbride Pirates 38.5 Yorkshire Rams 45.0 Leicester Falcons 45.8 West Coast Trojans 47.0 Dundee Hurricanes 47.4 Lincolnshire Bombers 47.8 South Wales Warriors 48.0 Ipswich Cardinals 49.4 Manchester Titans 50.5 Essex Spartans 51.5 An award was also made for Junior football where the average score was 65.7. -
2009 League Standings
2009 League Standings Adult Contact BAFL PREMIER W L T PF PA % LONDON BLITZ 8 0 0 304 43 1.000 COVENTRY CASSIDY JETS 5 3 0 145 142 0.625 BRISTOL AZTECS 5 3 0 180 186 0.625 FARNHAM FAST LANE KNIGHTS 2 6 0 133 231 0.250 SUSSEX THUNDER 0 8 0 64 224 0.000 Semi -Finals London Blitz 33-13 Farnham Knights Coventry Jets 28-14 Bristol Aztecs Britbowl London Blitz 26 -7 Coventry Jets BAFL DIVISION 1 NORTH W L T PF PA % EAST KILBRIDE PIRATES 8 0 1 311 117 0.850 DONCASTER MUSTANGS 6 3 1 384 257 0.650 GATESHEAD SENATORS 6 3 1 190 189 0.650 YORKSHIRE RAMS 5 4 1 230 188 0.550 DUNDEE HURRICANES 2 6 1 119 203 0.278 MERSEY NIGHTHAWKS 2 7 1 180 240 0.250 WEST COAST TROJANS 2 7 0 112 289 0.222 BAFL DIVISION 1 SOUTH WEST W L T PF PA % TAMWORTH PHOENIX 9 1 0 317 52 0.900 OXFORD SAINTS 8 2 0 192 91 0.800 SOUTH WALES WARRIORS 6 4 0 194 86 0.600 BIRMINGHAM BULLS 4 6 0 92 123 0.400 NOTTINGHAM CAESARS 2 8 0 73 213 0.200 REDDITCH ARROWS 1 9 0 20 326 0.100 BAFL DIVISION 1 SOUTH EAST W L T PF PA % LONDON COBRAS 9 0 1 322 51 0.950 KENT EXILES 7 3 0 352 253 0.700 CAMBRIDGESHIRE CATS 7 3 0 373 281 0.700 IPSWICH CARDINALS 3 6 0 173 204 0.333 PETERBOROUGH SAXONS 2 7 0 140 259 0.222 NORWICH DEVILS 0 8 1 70 379 0.056 Quarter-Finals London Cobras 66-0 Doncaster Mustangs Oxford Saints 13-25 Cambridgeshire Cats Tamworth Phoenix 27-20 Kent Exiles East Kilbride Pirates 28-0 Gateshead Senators Semi-Finals London Cobras 22-6 Cambridgeshire Cats Tamworth Phoenix 0-25 East Kilbride Pirates Final London Cobras 8-0 East Kilbride Pirates BAFL DIVISION 2 SCOTTISH W L T PF PA % GLASGOW -
John Slavin Award 2010
John Slavin Award 2010 BAFRA awards the John Slavin Trophy in even-numbered years to the team with the best marked field. This includes correct field dimensions, correct line and other markings, correct size goal posts, correct positioning of pylons and the condition of the field surface. The title is awarded to the team that has comes out best in an audit carried out by BAFRA members at each game. A perfect facility scores 0. In 2008, when the Trophy was last awarded on this basis, it was won by Oxford Saints. This year saw Bedfordshire Blue Raiders take the title in a close-run contest with fellow Division 2 team Berkshire Renegades. The best team in Division 1 was Cambridgeshire Cats and in the Premier, London Blitz. The Youth award went to Tamworth Phoenix. The overall average for adult teams was 33.48. The average for Division 2 and Premier Teams was similar at 31.56 and 31.82 respectively with Division 1 teams averaging 36.32. The average for youth teams was 44.81. The award is named after John Slavin. John was a long-serving BAFRA official and sometime director of the Association who sadly died in October 2005. In his memory, BAFRA has dedicated an award made to a team that shows commitment to improving the game experience for players and fans, as well as officials. The top-performing teams in 2010 were as follows: Adult Bedfordshire Blue Raiders 6.5 Overall winners and Division 2 winners Berkshire Renegades 8.3 Cambridgeshire Cats 10.2 Division 1 winners Doncaster Mustangs 10.3 Ipswich Cardinals 10.4 Gloucester banshees 10.4 Norwich -
BAFANL 2012 Season Were As Follows
John Slavin Award 2012 BAFRA awards the John Slavin Trophy in even-numbered years to the team with the best marked field. This includes correct field dimensions, correct line and other markings, correct size goal posts, correct positioning of pylons and the condition of the field surface. The title is awarded to the team that has comes out best in an audit carried out by BAFRA members at each game. A perfect facility scores 0. The award is named after John Slavin. John was a long-serving BAFRA official and sometime director of the Association who sadly died in October 2005. In his memory, BAFRA has dedicated an award made to a team that shows commitment to improving the game experience for players and fans, as well as officials Overall in the BAFANL Senior Season, all teams averaged 48.37. Within this, the Premier teams averaged 36.03, the Division One teams 48.68 and the Division Two teams 53.02 The top-performing teams in the BAFANL 2012 season were as follows: Cambridgeshire Cats 0.0 Division One and overall winners Berkshire Renegades 1.5 Bedfordshire Blue Raiders 3.0 Division Two winners Ipswich Cardinals 10.0 Premier Division winners Clyde Valley Blackhawks 10.2 Sheffield Predators 13.6 Tamworth Phoenix 15.0 Nottingham Caesars 16.2 DC Presidents 16.4 Yorkshire Rams 17.2 Doncaster Mustangs 19.0 London Olympians 20.0 West Coast Trojans 23.8 East Kilbride Pirates 25.0 Crewe Railroaders 27.6 Hampshire Thrashers 29.6 Lancashire Wolverines 30.8 Oxford Saints 30.8 Sussex Thunder 31.2 Bristol Aztecs 34.0 South Wales Warriors 34.0 An award was also made for junior football where the average score was 60.79. -
2017 Bafa Nl Adult League Alignments
2017 BAFA NL ADULT LEAGUE ALIGNMENTS PREM NORTH PREM SOUTH Tamworth Phoenix London Warrirors Merseyside Nighthawks London Blitz Top 2 in each confernece make playoffs East Kilbride Pirates Bristol Aztecs Semi Final of N1 v S2 & S1 v N2 Lancashire Wolverines Farnham Knights Semifinal winners face off at Britbowl Sheffield Giants South Wales Warriors P Edinburgh Wolves 10-0 P Bury Saints 11 NFC 1 NORTH NFC 1 SOUTH SFC 1 CENTRAL SFC 1 EAST Top 2 in each of the 4 conference Manchester Titans Sandwell Steelers RR * South Wales Warriors * Kent Exiles enter North Semi Final & South Yorkshire Rams Nottingham Caesars Solent Thrashers Colchester Gladiators Semi Final. N#1 v N#4 & N#2 v N#3 Doncaster Mustangs Birmingham Bulls Sussex Thunder R London Olympians (Same in South). North Champ v West Coast Trojans R Coventry Jets Ouse Valley Eagles + London Hornets South Champ for Div 1 P Newcastle Vikings P Leicester Falcons P Oxford Saints P Cambridgeshire Cats Championship 20 NFC 2 NORTH NFC 2 CENTRAL NFC 2 SOUTH SFC 2 WEST SFC 2 SOUTH SFC WEST Aberdeen Roughnecks Northumberland Lightning Halton Spartans Bristol Apache R Hertfordshire Cheetahs East Kent Mavericks Glasgow Tigers R Gateshead Senators Chester Romans Cornish Sharks Berkshire Renegades Wembley Stallions Dundee Hurricanes Carlisle Sentinels Crewe Railroaders Swindon Storm Bournemouth Bobcats London Blitz B A Clyde Valley Blackhawks Walney Terriers Shropshire Revolution Jurassic Coast Raptors Portsmouth Dreadnoughts Essex Spartans A Dumfries Hunters A Morecambe Bay Storm Staffordshire Surge Torbay Trojans Hastings Conquerors Ipswich Cardinals Leeds Bobcats Humber Warhawks A Worcestershire Black Knights Maidstone Pumas A East Essex Sabres 37 A Knottingley Raiders Lincolnshire Bombers NFC 2 Championship playoff. -
John Slavin Award 2017 BAFANL Season
John Slavin Award 2017 BAFANL Season BAFRA awards the John Slavin Trophy in odd-numbered years to the team with the best game day management. This includes prompt provision of properly attired and effective chain crew and ball boys, spectator facilities such as covered seats, a scoreboard and a referee’s microphone and a game day manager available to the officiating crew from when they arrive. The title is awarded to the team that has comes out best in an audit carried out by BAFRA members at each game. A perfect facility scores 0. The award is named after John Slavin. John was a long-serving BAFRA official and sometime director of the Association who sadly died in October 2005. In his memory, BAFRA has dedicated an award made to a team that shows commitment to improving the game experience for players and fans, as well as officials. The top-performing teams in the BAFANL Senior Season 2017 were as follows: Ipswich Cardinals 14.2 Overall winners and Division 2 winners Halton Spartans 14.6 Yorkshire Rams 19.4 Division 1 winners Manchester Titans 23.8 East Kilbride Pirates 25.0 Premier Division winners Kent Exiles 25.5 Oxford Saints 26.6 Sandwell Steelers 28.2 Doncaster Mustangs 29.0 Edinburgh Wolves 30.6 Carlisle Sentinels 34.6 Portsmouth Dreadnoughts 37.0 South Wales Warriors 37.4 Torbay Trojans 39.2 Walney Terriers 40.5 Newcastle Vikings 41.0 Gateshead Senators 41.4 Leicester Falcons 42.2 Solent Thrashers 43.2 Sussex Thunder 53.3 The average for the Premier Division was 56.58, for Division One 49.06 and for Division Two 64.07. -
John Slavin Award 2018 BAFANL Season
John Slavin Award 2018 BAFANL Season BAFRA awards the John Slavin Trophy in even-numbered years to the team with the best marked field. This includes correct field dimensions, correct line and other markings, correct size goal posts, correct positioning of pylons and the condition of the field surface. The title is awarded to the team that has comes out best in an audit carried out by BAFRA members at each game. A perfect facility scores 0. The award is named after John Slavin. John was a long-serving BAFRA official and sometime director of the Association who sadly died in October 2005. In his memory, BAFRA has dedicated an award made to a team that shows commitment to improving the game experience for players and fans, as well as officials. The top-performing teams in the BAFANL 2018 season were as follows: Norwich Devils 0.00 Overall winners and Division 2 winners Cambridgeshire Cats 1.00 Division 1 winners Ipswich Cardinals 1.75 Colchester Gladiators 2.40 Wembley Stallions 2.80 Halton Spartans 11.75 Ouse Valley Eagles 18.40 Berkshire Renegades 19.40 Doncaster Mustangs 19.75 Bury Saints 20.60 Premier Division winners Aberdeen Roughnecks 23.00 London Blitz 27.60 South Wales Warriors 28.00 Farnham Knights 29.50 Hertfordshire Cheetahs 29.75 Somerset Wyverns 31.50 Furness Phantoms 32.00 Nottingham Caesars 32.20 Humber Warhawks 32.25 Staffordshire Surge 33.50 Overall in the BAFANL Senior Season, all teams averaged 50.00. Within this, the Premier teams averaged 47.89, Division One teams 43.64 and the Division Two teams 54.64.