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The Bristol Aztecs inflicted a second straight defeat on the Farnham Knights, coming away with a 33-9 victory. The win lifts the Aztecs into playoff contention with a 2-2 record, whilst the Knights drop to 2-2. Also in the Premier, the East Kilbride Pirates came away from the north east with a 46-12 win over the Gateshead Senators.

In BAFL1, the Yorkshire Rams improved to 5-1-1 with a tight 9-6 win over the West Coast Trojans

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15th June - Coventry Jets preserve their 100% regular season record by winning 28-22 away to Farnham Knights, suriving a late Knights fightback and recovering an onside kick in the last minute.

8th June - Coventry Jets defeated the Bristol Aztecs 28-15 away from home on the back of Kofi Campbell's 99 yards and 2 TDs as the Jets stayed unbeaten. More

2nd June - BritballNow completes it's list of the top 250 british games of all-time. Click here to view the list

1st June - Parma Panthers will contest the EFAF Cup final against the Berlin Adler after defeating Hohenems Blue Devils 33-29. Adler qualified for the final by winning their semi-final 25-21 against the Prague Panthers.

31st May - Eurobowl XXII will be an all-Austrian affair after the Vienna Vikings won their semi-final 43-7 against the Seinajoki Crocodiles, and the Tyrolean Raiders defeated the Graz Giants 56-49.

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. More

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

BAFL Premier

Farnham Knights 9-33 Bristol Aztecs
Gateshead Senators 12-46 East Kilbride Pirates

BAFL1

Redditch Arrows 60-0 Staffordshire Surge
Ipswich Cardinals 10-23 Oxford Saints
Yorkshire Rams 9-6 West Coast Trojans
Norwich Devils 6-26 Sussex Thunder

BAFL2

Reading Renegades 12-41 South Wales Warriors
Cambridgeshire Cats 52-0 Milton Keynes City Pathfinders
Manchester Titans 24-6 Glasgow Tigers
Lincolnshire Bombers 0-28 Tamworth Phoenix
Merseyside Nighthawks 15-6 Edinburgh Wolves
Cornish Sharks 21-8 Hampshire Thrashers
Leicester Falcons 0-20 Nottingham Caesars
Maidstone Pumas 12-62 East Kent Mavericks
Peterborough Saxons 45-8 Watford Cheetahs

Hall of Fame

Where are they now

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.

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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Clubs in Profile

Bedford Bombardiers
Highly successful side from Bedford who competed for five years and never had a losing record, albeit they never played at the highest level. Made playoffs in 4 out of those 5 years. Their playoff record was disappointing compared to their regular season record. They lost two Bowl games in 1993 (to Bournemouth) and 1994 to their local rivals the Milton Keynes Bucks.

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Wolverhampton Vipers
The Wolverhampton Vipers were originally formed as The WestBromwich Vipers in 1991 by Tom and Jean Chambers from the remnants of The Wolverhampton Outlaws and The West Bromwich Fireballs. The Vipers entered The British Senior American Football League in division three (out of four in total). The Vipers finished in third place with a record of Won 4, Lost 6.

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