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. The top-performing teams in the BAFANL Junior Season 2015 were as follows: Buckinghamshire Wolves 1.3 Junior winners East Kilbride Pirates 10.0 Sussex Thunder 15.0 Chorley Buccaneers 20.3 Merseyside Nighthawks 30.7 Nottingham Caesars 38.0 London Warriors 39.5 Chester Romans 43.3 Kent Exiles 48.7 Manchester Titans 51.5 The overall average amongst all BAFANL Junior teams was 50.31 .

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Bristol-Essex-Programme.Pdf
In Today’s Programme Page 3 Chairman’s Welcome 4 Meet The Visitors: Essex Spartans 5 Meet The Visitors: Bristol Aztecs 6 Match Photography: Farnham Knights vs. London Blitz A 7 Meet The Players: Matt Meyer, OL #65 8 News Feature: Adrian Klemens - Legacy builder 10 Match Report: London Blitz B vs. Norwich Devils - 29/04 11 Meet the Partners: Fit Fab Therapy 12 London Blitz B: SFC 2 East Schedule and Standings 13 London Blitz B: Roster 14 Essex Spartans: Roster 15 London Blitz A: Premiership South Schedule and Standings 16 London Blitz A: Roster 17 Bristol Aztecs: Roster Chairman’s Welcome We are very pleased to welcome you to Finsbury Park. We have had a strong off-season recruitment with over 75 players registered with both the A and B Teams. We have also had several new coaches join the ranks, with Matt Smith and Jon Goddard joining the staff on the A team, and Derrell Jennings and Chad Austin joining the B team. We have also retained the majority of last season’s staff. We have also had the privilege of guest coaches come down to help at training, including Ed Morgan, Aaron Sanders and Jason Brisbane, which has been an inspiration to the players. We have had a couple players depart to go and challenge themselves in Europe with Glen Toonga, last year’s offensive MVP going to the Dresden Monarchs in the GFL 1 and already making an impact helping the team to a 2-0 start. Kodjo Davis has gone out to play for the Helsinki Roosters in the Vaahteraliga in Finland.
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John Slavin Award 2017 BAFANL Season
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John Slavin Award 2018 BAFANL Season
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