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2014 NYCYFL UPDATED 10/15/2014 1:51 PM GARVIN DUBLIN WEEKLY SCHEDULE NYCYFL COMMISSIONER WEEK 6 GAME SCHEDULE DATE DAY TIME AWAY TEAM HOME TEAM GAME LOCATION PEANUT DIVISION 18-Oct-14 SATURDAY 12:00 PM KINGS COUNTY STEELERS (vs) KINGS BAY PANTHERS AT KINGS BAY FIELD, Bk 18-Oct-14 SATURDAY 4:00 PM QUEENS FALCONS (Blue) (vs) BROOKLYN PANTHERS AT GERSHWIN PARK, Bk 19-Oct-14 SUNDAY 10:00 AM BAYSIDE RAIDERS (vs) QUEENS FALCONS (White) AT MAFERA PARK, Qns 19-Oct-14 SUNDAY 2:00 PM BRONX KNIGHTS (vs) BROOKLYN SKYHAWKS AT PARADE GROUNDS, Bk BYE LYNVET JETS JR. PEE WEE DIVISION 18-Oct-14 SATURDAY 1:00 PM QUEENS FALCONS (vs) LYNVET JETS PALS OVAL, Qns 18-Oct-14 SATURDAY 6:00 PM BRONX KNIGHTS (vs) BROOKLYN PANTHERS AT GERSHWIN PARK, Bk 19-Oct-14 SUNDAY 10:00 AM BAYSIDE RAIDERS (vs) BROOKLYN SKYHAWKS AT PARADE GROUNDS, Bk BYE KINGS BAY BANGALS PEE WEE DIVISION 18-Oct-14 SATURDAY 10:00 AM KINGS BAY COUGARS (vs) GREEN POINT SPARTANS AT KINGS BAY FIELD, Bk 18-Oct-14 SATURDAY 1:00 PM BRONX KNIGHTS (White) (vs) BROOKLYN SKYHAWKS AT PARADE GROUNDS, Bk 18-Oct-14 SATURDAY 8:00 PM BRONX KNIGHTS (Black) (vs) BROOKLYN PANTHERS AT GERSHWIN PARK, Bk 19-Oct-14 SUNDAY 11:00 AM BAYSIDE RAIDERS (vs) QUEENS FALCONS (Blue) AT JUNIPER VALLEY PARK, Qns BYE QUEENS FALCONS (White) BANTAM DIVISION 19-Oct-14 SUNDAY 12:00 PM KINGS BAY COUGARS (vs) BRONX KNIGHTS AT WILLIAMSBRIDGE OVAL, Bx 19-Oct-14 SUNDAY 12:00 PM QUEENS FALCONS (vs) BAYSIDE RAIDERS AT KISSENA CORRIDOR, Qns 19-Oct-14 SUNDAY 12:00 PM GREEN POINT SPARTANS (vs) BROOKLYN SKYHAWKS AT PARADE GROUNDS, Bk INTERMEDIATE DIVISION 18-Oct-14 SATURDAY 1:00 PM QUEENS FALCONS (vs) VAN CORTLANDT TITIANS At VAN COURTLANDT PARK, Bx 18-Oct-14 SATURDAY 2:00 PM BAYSIDE RAIDERS (vs) GREEN POINT SPARTANS AT KISSENA CORRIDOR, Qns BYE ABYSSINIAN CRUSADERS Schedule correction/changes are in RED All GAME Schedules posted are SUBJECT TO CHANGE..

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