BritBowl

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BritBowl is the Division 1 Championship game of the British American Football League (BAFL) in the United Kingdom. It is one of three Bowl games that constitute BritBowl Weekend, an event held annually at Don Valley Stadium in Sheffield on the last weekend of September.

To mark it's 20th Anniversary, the 2006 Championship became known as BritBowl XX.

The current Britbowl Champions are London Olympians, who defeated London Blitz 45-30, to win their second consecutive BritBowl title and their ninth in total.


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[edit] BritBowl Championships

[edit] Division 1

BritBowl Champion Result (Opponent) Venue
2006 *London Olympians Won 45-30 (London Blitz) Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield
2005 *London Olympians Won 21-19 (Personal Assurance Knights)
2004 *Personal Assurance Knights Won 28-14 (London O's)
2003 *London O's Won 35-7 (East Kilbride Pirates)
2002 *London O's Won 42-15 (Personal Assurance Knights)
2001 *London O's Won 37-20 (East Kilbride Pirates)
2000 *London O's Won 34-26 (Birmingham Bulls)
1999 *London O's Won 9-6 (Birmingham Bulls) Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
1998 *London O's Won 20-0 (Sussex Thunder)
1997 Redbridge Fire Won 26-7 (Nottingham Caesars)
1996 Leicester Panthers Won 10-6 (Milton Keynes Pioneers)
1995 Birmingham Bulls Won 34-30 (London O's) Norman Green Stadium, Solihull
1994 *London Olympians Won 24-23 (Birmingham Bulls) Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
1993 Bournemouth Buccaneers Won 42-34 (Bedford Bombardiers)
1992 Clydesdale Colts Won 30-26 (Farnham Knights) tbc
1991 London Capitals Won 52-7 (Clydesdale Colts) Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
1990 Ipswich Cardinals Won 34-22 (Clydesdale Colts)
1989 Norwich Devils Won 18-9 (Ipswich Cardinals) Moorways Stadium, Derby
1988 Woking Generals Won 20-14 (Mersey Centurions) Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
1987 Mersey Centurions Won 20-16 (Leicester Huntsmen)

* denotes British Champion

Note:
Division 1 was known as 'National Division' from 1989-1993, and as 'Division 1 National' in 1999

[edit] Lower Divisions

BritBowl Bowl Champion Result (Opponent) Venue
2006 Division 1A Coventry Cassidy Jets Won 52-20 (Bristol Aztecs) Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield
Division 2 Dominos Oxford Saints Won 29-28 (West Coast Trojans)
2005 Division 1A Bristol Aztecs Won 7-0 (Chiltern Cheetahs)
Division 2 Coventry Jets Won 30-26 (Kent Exiles)
2004 Division 1A Southern Sundevils Won 32-0 (Bristol Aztecs)
Division 2 Doncaster Mustangs Won 32-16 (Chiltern Cheetahs)
2003 Division 2 Bristol Aztecs Won 32-15 (Nottingham Caesars)
2002 Division 2 Norwich Devils Won 17-14 (ASAP Yorkshire Rams)
2001 Division 2 Ipswich Cardinals Won 47-15 (Norwich Devils)
2000 Division 2 Personal Assurance Knights Won 41-7 (Ipswich Cardinals)
1999 Division 1 (Regional) Gateshead Senators Won 7-2 (Bristol Aztecs) Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
Division 2 Chester Romans Won 24-22 (Tiger Bay Warriors)
1998 Division 2 Southern Sundevils Won 22-16 (Lancashire Wolverines)
1997 Division 2 Bristol Aztecs Won 27-6 (Chiltern Cheetahs)
1996 Division 2 London O's Won 32-7 (Birmingham Bulls)
Division 3 Winchester Rifles Won 48-0 (Redditch Arrows)
1995 Division 2 Cambridge Cats Won 28-14 (Plymouth Admirals) Norman Green Stadium, Solihull
Division 3 Oxford Saints Won 14-6 (Gwent Mustangs)
1994 Division 2 Milton Keynes Pioneers Won 18-6 (Bedford Bombardiers) Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
Division 3 Cambridge Cats Won 25-14 (Crawley Raiders)
Division 4 London Olympians II Won 48-6 (Trent Valley Warriors)
1993 Premier Division Tiptree Titans Won 17-9 (Croydon Kings)
First Division Lincoln Saints Won 51-14 (Redbridge Fire)
1992 Premier Division Merseyside Centurians Won 23-20 (Crawley Raiders) tbc
First Division Tiptree Titans Won 20-6 (Bath Gladiators)
1991 Premier Division Plymouth Admirals Won 26-16 (Sutton Coalfield Royals) Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
First Division Glasgow Cyclones Won 30-21 (Basildon Chiefs)
1990 Premier Division Duchy Destroyers Won 31-19 (Cumbria Cougars)
First Division Barnsley Bears Won 40-34 (Barracudas)
1989 Premier Division Kingston Thames Pirates Won 66-8 (Redditch Arrows) Moorways Stadium, Derby
First Division Rugby Rollers Won 27-23 (Duchy Destroyers)
Note:
There were no lower divisions prior to 1989

[edit] BritBowl Appearances

[edit] Division 1

Num Team W L % Notes
11 London Olympians 9 2 0.818 6 wins & 2 losses as London O's
4 Birmingham Bulls 1 3 0.250
4 Personal Assurance Knights 1 3 0.250 1 loss as Farnham Knights
3 Clydesdale Colts 1 2 0.333
2 Ipswich Cardinals 1 1 0.500
2 Mersey Centurions 1 1 0.500
2 East Kilbride Pirates 0 2 0.000

The following teams have 1 win from 1 appearance:
Bournemouth Buccaneers, Leicester Panthers, London Capitals, Norwich Devils, Redbridge Fire, Woking Generals


The following teams have 1 loss from 1 appearance:
Bedford Bombardiers, Leicester Huntsmen, London Blitz, Milton Keynes Pioneers, Nottingham Caesars, Sussex Thunder

[edit] Lower Divisions

Num Team W L % Notes
6 Bristol Aztecs 3 3 0.500
3 Chiltern Cheetahs 0 3 0.000
2 Cambridge Cats 2 0 1.000
2 Coventry Cassidy Jets 2 0 1.000 1 win as Coventry Jets
2 London Olympians 2 0 1.000 1 win as London O's & 1 win as London Olympians II
2 Southern Sundevils 2 0 1.000
2 Tiptree Titans 2 0 1.000
2 Duchy Destroyers 1 1 0.500
2 Ipswich Cardinals 1 1 0.500
2 Norwich Devils 1 1 0.500
2 Plymouth Admirals 1 1 0.500
2 Crawley Raiders 0 2 0.000
2 Redditch Arrows 0 2 0.000

The following teams have 1 win from 1 appearance:
Barnsley Bears, Chester Romans, Doncaster Mustangs, Gateshead Senators, Glasgow Cyclones, Kingston Thames Pirates, Lincoln Saints, Merseyside Centurians, Milton Keynes Pioneers, Oxford Saints, Personal Assurance Knights, Rugby Rollers, Winchester Rifles


The following teams have 1 loss from 1 appearance:
ASAP Yorkshire Rams, Barracudas, Basildon Chiefs, Bath Gladiators, Bedford Bombardiers, Birmingham Bulls, Croydon Kings, Cumbria Cougars, Gwent Mustangs, Kent Exiles, Lancashire Wolverines, Nottingham Caesars, Redbridge Fire, Sutton Coalfield Royals, Tiger Bay Warriors, Trent Valley Warriors

[edit] See also

British American Football League

[edit] External Sites