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Norwich
won the big "Devil Bowl" match with Southern Sundevils with a 22-6 home
victory. In BAFL action, here are the results from the weekend:
BAFL1: Oxford Saints 0-10
Sussex Thunder, Yorkshire Rams 13-7 Redditch Arrows, Norwich Devils
22-6 Southern Sundevils. BAFL2: Edinburgh Wolves 14-6 Merseyside
Nighthawks, Milton Keynes City Pathfinders 2-43 Peterborough Saxons,
Cambridgeshire Cats 35-0 Bedfordshire Blue Raiders, Lincolnshire
Bombers 10-35 Hull Hornets, Glasgow Tigers 26-0 Chester Romans |
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  13th April - The
2008 British American Football season has now kicked off with Coventry Jets opening the
season
with a 36-16 Eurobowl win over the Valencia Firebats.
There was a big win for the West Coast Trojans in BAFL1, with Norwich
and Oxford tieing 18-18 in the other BAFL1. In BAFL2, the new teams put
up a good fight on their debuts with Leicester Falcons going down 21-12
at Shropshire, and Bedfordshire losing 14-0 at home to Colchester.
Hampshire Thrashers won the other BAFL2 fixture 28-0 against Plymouth
Admirals.
11th April -
Top 250 Britball games of alltime updated. Now games right down to
number 11 listed. The top 10 to come next week! Click here to view
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BAFL1
Oxford Saints 0-10 Sussex Thunder
Yorkshire Rams 13-7 Redditch Arrows
Norwich Devils 22-6 Southern Sundevils
BAFL2
Edinburgh Wolves 14-6 Merseyside Nighthawks
Milton Keynes City Pathfinders 2-43 Peterborough Saxons Cambridgeshire
Cats 35-0 Bedfordshire Blue Raiders Lincolnshire Bombers 10-35 Hull
Hornets
Glasgow Tigers 26-0 Chester Romans |
27th April - Jets qualify for Eurobowl quarter-finals bafl.org.uk
27th April - Exiles upset Cardinals bafl.org.uk
11th April -
Top 250 Britball games of alltime updated. Now games right down to
number 11 listed. The top 10 to come next week! britballnow.co.uk
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Hall
of Fame
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Where are they now |
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After over 5,000 votes
BritballNow announced the charter class of 17
members into a Britball Hall of Fame in 2005. In 2006 a
further 16 members were inducted bringing the current membership to 33.
BritballNow is aiming to increase the membership to a figure of
approximately 50 by the end of 2008, which we
believe is right for a sport that has been around in the UK for almost
25
years.
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This
is
BritballNow's quest to find out what those great names from the past
are doing now. For instance does anyone know the current whereabouts of
the
following stars of bygone years. If you would like to know what has
happened to one of the stars of the past then let us know and we will
add his name to the growing list below.
Add a player to the list below, or tell us what you are getting up
and/or send us recent photos of yourself to: info@britballnow.co.uk
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