2017 Bafa Nl Adult League Alignments

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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. Three rounds of Qtr Final, Semi Final & Final. Conference first placed teams ranked 1 to 3, SFC 2 Championship playoff. Three rounds of Qtr Final, Semi Final & Final. Conference first placed teams ranked 1 to 3, second placed teams ranked 3 to 6 & best two third placed teams ranked 7 & 8. second placed teams ranked 3 to 6 & best two third placed teams ranked 7 & 8. Dunfermline Kings Burnley Torados Northants Knights Somerset Wyverns Farnham Knights B Kings Lynn Patriots Inverclyde Colburn Black Cats Reddiutch Arrows Welwyn Hatfield Mosquitos Norwich Devils Highland Wildcats (Snr) 12.

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