As One Black Eagles

AS ONE Black Eagles
Established	1970
Based in	Osaka, Osaka, Japan
Head coach	Motoyasu Yoshii
General manager	Yoshimasa Takao
League	X-League
Division	West
Colors	Black, White and Red^[1]
Website	http://www.blackeagles1970.net/

The AS ONE Black Eagles are an American football team located in Osaka, Osaka, Japan. They are a member of the X-League.

Team History

1970 Team Founded.
1971 Team named the Black Eagles
1989 New sponsorship agreement signed with Java apparel group. Team renamed the Java Black Eagles.
1993 Lost to Sanwa Bank in the Green Bowl Final 12-21. At the end of the Fall season, Java ends sponsership with the team.
1994 Team name changed to the Osaka Black Eagles.
1997 New sponsorship agreement signed with (Ltd.) Iuchi
2001 Iuchi Ltd. changes company name to As One Co., Ltd. Team name changed to As One Black Eagles.

References

↑ "X-League profile, AS ONE Black Eagles". April 17, 2015. Retrieved January 2, 2016.

External links

Official website (Japanese)

X-League

X1 - East Division	All Mitsubishi Lions Fujitsu Frontiers Keishichou Eagles Meijiyasuda PentaOcean Pirates Nojima Sagamihara Rise Obic Seagulls

X1 - Central Division	Asahi Beer Silver Star Bulls Bullseyes-Tokyo IBM Big Blue Lixil Deers Tokyo Gas Creators

X1 - West Division	As One Black Eagles Asahi Soft Drink Challengers Elecom Kobe Finies Sidewinders Nagoya Cyclones Panasonic Impulse

X2 - East Division	Blue Thunders Hurricanes Warriors Yokohama Harbors Denstu Club Caterpillars Zero Fighters AFC

X2 - Central Division	Sun Building Management Cranes Barbarian Fuji Xerox Minerva AFC Wranglers Sony Solidstate Ox Kawasaki AFC

X2 - West Division	Fuji Xerox J-Stars Club Hawkeye Kirix Toyota Bull Fighters Asahi Pretec Golden Fighters Aichi Golden Wings Nishinomiya Bruins

X3 - East Division	Itochu Wings Club Triax Mitsui & Co., Ltd. Seagulls Club Steelers Marubeni Cougars

X3 - West Division A	Okayama Standing Bears Wako Raiders Iso Superstars Club Islands Osaka Prefectural Police Shields Triple Fire Birds

X3 - West Division B	Osaka Gas Skunk Scans Club Bears Kakogawa Ozunas Hiroshima UCS Hawks Tri-stars Masahide Blazers

Championship	Japan X Bowl Rice Bowl

See also	Green Bowl Paul Rusch Cup Pearl Bowl All X-League Team List of defunct X-League franchises

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