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2017 International Women's Football Leagues 2017 International Women’s Football Leagues Addendum Maritime Women’s Football League (MWFL) – 2017 Season After four straight MWFL championships, the Saint John Storm were heavy favorites to claim supremacy in Eastern Canada again in 2017. But the Storm were upset in a regular season contest by the Capital Area Lady Gladiators and suffered their first defeat since the 2013 MWFL championship game. That didn’t quell the Storm for long, however, as they bounced back in the playoffs to capture their fifth consecutive MWFL championship over the Gladiators. Championship game: Saint John Storm 7, Capital Area Lady Gladiators 6 Friendship Bowl: Halifax Xplosion 8, Moncton Vipers 0 2017 MWFL Standings Teams W L PR Saint John Storm (SJS) 6 1 LC Capital Area Lady Gladiators (CALG) 4 3 C Halifax Xplosion (HX) 4 3 BW Moncton Vipers (MV) 0 7 B 2017 MWFL Scoreboard 5/13 SJS 18 HX 6 5/27 HX 34 MV 0 6/17 SJS 25 MV 0 CC 5/13 CALG 44 MV 0 5/27 CALG 26 SJS 21 6/17 CALG 7 HX 0 CC 5/20 SJS 28 CALG 22 6/3 SJS 7 HX 0 6/24 HX 8 MV 0 B 5/20 HX 29 MV 6 6/3 CALG 46 MV 0 6/24 SJS 7 CALG 6 C 6/10 HX 27 CALG 12 6/10 SJS 38 MV 0 Western Women’s Canadian Football League (WWCFL) – 2017 Season The seventh season of the WWCFL once again came down to the rivalry between the Saskatoon Valkyries and the Regina Riot. They split their two regular season meetings, setting up a playoff showdown between the Riot and the five-time league champion Valkyries. The Regina Riot knocked off Saskatoon for the Prairie Conference championship and then dominated the Calgary Rage in the WWCFL title game to win their second league championship in the last three years. Championship game result: Regina Riot 53, Calgary Rage 0 Third-place game: Saskatoon Valkyries 44, Edmonton Storm 20 2017 WWCFL Standings Prairie Conference Regina Riot (RR) 5 1 LC Saskatoon Valkyries (SV) 4 2 BW Manitoba Fearless (MF) 1 3 -- Winnipeg Wolfpack (WW) 1 3 -- Western Conference W L PR Calgary Rage (CR) 4 1 C Edmonton Storm (ES) 2 3 B Lethbridge Steel (LS) 0 4 -- 2017 WWCFL Scoreboard 4/29 CR 25 LS 21 5/20 ES 35 LS 13 6/3 ES 41 LS 15 5/21 SV 20 RR 17 6/3 RR 34 SV 24 CC 5/6 CR 33 ES 21 5/21 MF 16 WW 14 5/7 RR 41 MF 0 6/10 SV 44 ES 20 B 5/7 SV 47 WW 6 5/27 CR 34 ES 29 6/10 RR 53 CR 0 C 5/28 SV 30 MF 10 5/13 CR 42 LS 2 5/28 RR 35 WW 0 5/13 RR 16 SV 0 5/14 WW 4 MF 1 Guam Women’s Tackle Football League (GWTFL) – 2017 Season Team Legacy once again face no challengers to their dominance over the GWTFL. Team Legacy swept through Guam’s top women’s football league and won their sixth GWTFL title in the league’s six years of existence. Championship game result: Team Legacy 34, Island Stunnerz 8 2017 GWTFL Standings Teams W L PR Team Legacy (TL) 7 0 LC Island Stunnerz (IS) 5 2 C Falcon Raiders (FR) 4 3 CC Sindalu (SIN) 2 4 S Lady Saints (LS) 2 5 CC Steel Blazers (SB) 0 6 S 2017 GWTFL Scoreboard 4/22 TL 16 SB 0 5/6 SIN 20 LS 18 5/27 LS 26 SIN 6 S 4/23 FR 39 LS 0 5/6 TL 28 IS 8 5/27 FR 22 SB 0 S 4/23 IS 1 SIN 0 5/6 FR 23 SB 0 6/3 TL 32 LS 0 CC 4/29 TL 40 LS 6 5/13 TL 44 SIN 0 6/3 IS 22 FR 6 CC 4/29 IS 10 SB 6 5/13 IS 20 FR 0 4/30 FR 48 SIN 6 5/13 LS 12 SB 8 6/11 TL 34 IS 8 C 5/20 IS 24 LS 0 5/20 TL 24 FR 0 5/20 SIN 20 SB 12 Gridiron Victoria Women’s League (GVWL) – 2017 Season The GVWL celebrated their fifth season as the top women’s football league in the Australian state of Victoria. The Croydon Rangers came through with an undefeated season and narrowly held off the Melbourne Uni Chargers for the GVWL title in Vic Bowl V. Championship game result: Croydon Rangers 12, Melbourne Uni Chargers 7 2017 GVWL Standings Teams W L T PR Croydon Rangers (CR) 9 0 0 LC Melbourne Uni Chargers (UNI) 6 2 1 C Western Crusaders (WC) 5 3 0 CC Geelong Buccaneers (GB) 3 5 0 CC Northern Lady Raiders (NLR) 3 4 0 -- Monash Warriors (MW) 2 4 1 -- Pakenham Silverbacks (PS) 2 5 0 -- Ballarat Kestrels (BK) 0 7 0 -- 2017 GVWL Scoreboard 2/25 CR 52 BK 0 3/25 UNI 21 GB 0 4/29 UNI 66 BK 0 2/25 MW 12 GB 8 3/25 MW 36 BK 0 4/29 CR 18 GB 14 2/25 NLR 28 PS 8 3/25 CR 36 PS 8 4/29 NLR 56 MW 6 2/26 UNI 13 WC 8 3/26 WC 32 NLR 18 4/30 WC 30 PS 8 3/4 CR 38 UNI 13 4/1 UNI 27 PS 0 5/5 CR 22 GB 14 CC 3/4 GB 18 NLR 14 4/1 NLR 50 BK 0 5/5 UNI 14 WC 12 CC 3/5 PS 8 BK 6 4/1 CR 50 MW 40 3/5 WC 28 MW 6 4/2 WC 52 GB 32 5/13 CR 12 UNI 7 C 3/11 GB 18 BK 0 4/22 CR 40 NLR 28 3/11 UNI 20 NLR 14 4/22 WC 52 BK 0 3/12 CR 26 WC 8 4/22 GB 24 PS 6 3/12 PS 6 MW 0 4/23 MW 0 UNI 0 Liga Nacional de Fútbol Americano Femenina (LNFAF) – 2017 Season The Barbera Rookies once again took control in Spain’s top women’s football league. Barbera went unchallenged through the 2017 LNFAF season, clinching their sixth national title in the league’s seven years of existence. Championship game result: Barbera Rookies 46, Terrassa Reds 8 2017 LNFAF Standings Teams W L PR Barbera Rookies (BR) 9 0 LC Terrassa Reds (TR) 5 4 C L'Hospitalet Pioneers (LHP) 4 4 -- Barcelona Bufals (BB) 3 5 -- Badalona Dracs (BD) 0 8 -- 2017 LNFAF Scoreboard 1/14 BR 76 BD 0 2/26 BB 12 BD 0 4/22 BR 27 LHP 12 1/15 BB 16 LHP 12 2/26 TR 8 LHP 6 4/23 TR 12 BB 6 1/22 BR 26 BB 0 3/5 LHP 37 BB 6 4/29 LHP 44 BD 0 1/22 TR 14 BD 0 3/5 BR 52 BD 0 4/29 BR 50 BB 8 2/5 LHP 20 BD 0 3/26 TR 50 BD 0 5/7 BB 20 BD 4 2/5 BR 46 TR 8 5/7 LHP 31 TR 12 4/1 BR 41 TR 6 2/11 BR 46 LHP 6 5/20 BR 46 TR 8 C 2/12 TR 20 BB 6 Fédération Française de Football Américain – Féminin (FFFA-F) – 2017 Season For the first time in three years of FFFA-F play, Asnieres-sur-Seine Molosses suffered a defeat when they were upended by the La Courneuve Flash in a 2017 regular season match. But Molosses retained their title as the premier women’s football team in France by winning their third straight FFFA-F crown, topping the Bordeaux Lions in the national final. Championship game result: Asnieres-sur-Seine Molosses 34, Bordeaux Lions 14 2017 FFFA-F Standings Northern Conference W L T PR Southern Conference W L T PR Pool A Bordeaux Lions (BL) 5 1 0 C Asnieres-sur-Seine Molosses (MOL) 5 1 0 LC Marseille BlueCanes (MBC) 2 2 1 -- La Courneuve Flash (LCF) 1 1 0 -- Valence Alpine Thunders (VAT) 1 3 1 -- Rouen Leopards (RL) 0 2 0 -- Aix-en-Provence Ladies (AIX) 1 4 0 -- Pool B Paris Dragons (PD) 3 2 0 CC Souffelweyersheim Le Geant (SLG) 2 2 0 -- Nancy Tigres (NT) 1 3 0 -- 2017 FFFA-F Scoreboard 2/4 MOL 54 RL 0 4/8 MOL 38 LCF 6 5/13 BL 48 MBC 26 2/4 PD 36 NT 12 4/8 SLG 20 PD 14 5/13 MOL 36 RL 0 2/5 MBC 20 AIX 6 4/9 AIX 48 VAT 0 5/13 SLG 26 NT 6 4/9 BL 34 MBC 22 5/13 VAT 12 AIX 6 2/25 BL 64 VAT 0 4/22 PD 8 SLG 0 5/27 MOL 40 PD 6 CC 3/11 MBC 20 VAT 20 3/12 BL 20 AIX 14 4/29 BL 32 AIX 16 6/10 MOL 34 BL 14 C 3/12 LCF 24 MOL 14 4/30 MBC 58 VAT 6 4/30 PD 44 NT 6 3/26 NT 14 SLG 12 Campionato Italiano Football Americano Femminile (CIFAF) – 2017 Season Italy’s top women’s football league celebrated their fifth season of play with four teams competing for the CIFAF title. After three straight Rose Bowl Italia losses, Neptunes Bologna rebranded themselves as Underdogs Bologna.
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