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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. -
BAFA Board Members
Contents Introductory messages Welcome to our Annual Report – Nichole McCulloch 3 CEO’s year in review – Pete Ackerley 4 Introduction to reports – Nichole McCulloch 6 Operational reports Finance 8 Commission Leads 10 Return to Play 14 BAFRA 15 Communication and social media 17 Rules 18 Registration and membership 19 Board committee reports Athletes 22 Audit 23 BAFCA 24 Diversity & Inclusion 26 Nominations 27 Safeguarding & Welfare 28 Science & Medicine 29 Appendix BAFA Board biographies 32 BAFA Annual Report 2020 | 3 Welcome to our annual report “When we started this year, I don’t think any of us could have foreseen where we are now. Sadly Covid-19 is going to continue to impact not only our sport, but all sports for the foreseeable future.” The next 12 months are going to be tough both in the BAFA community but also for many members and their families who are facing personal challenges as well. The one thing I can promise is that we will continue to work hard for you, our members, to ensure that there is and will continue to be a sport and a National Governing Body for the future. Over the last 12 months, society and sports have had a spotlight shown on issues such as financial sustainability, racism, inclusivity, and mental wellbeing, all of which are important issues to our community as well. It’s my hope that you can see some of the advancements we are making on these critical issues in this report and our commitment over the next 12 months to continue to address them. -
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.