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The NFL Preseason is a highly anticipated time of year for football fans, as it marks the return of the gridiron...
The Pro Cloud Transatlantic Tournament Image credits – Sharks v Wolverines-Geoff White Lions v Wolverines-Kyle Hemsley Sharks v Lions-Dave Tidswell Three teams play three games over three days, sounds straight forward enough, but this was no ordinary Football event. I’ve been in and around Football for thirty-four years and I have to say it
For quarterback Jo Kilby 2017 was a bit of a year! It started in February with a trip to Helsinki where the Birmingham Lions beat the Wolverines. Then in May she led the Birmingham Lions to their fourth National title in the Sapphire Series, and in late June she captained the GB Lions to a creditable fourth place finish at the Women’s World Championships in Canada. If you think she might
Jets Edge Lions In Defensive Dual Images courtesy of Jody Davies Photography After a few logistical challenges with flights the Birmingham Lions squad arrived in Sweden to take on the Arlanda Jets. The rest of Europe generally play eleven a side Football, so the first hurdle for British teams playing club
Broadcasting Britball live with Online Productions As British American Football has embraced modern technology, one of the most exciting developments has been the introduction of the “Live Stream”. Bringing the action directly to your “device” of choice, it’s given fans the opportunity to catch all the action has
The opinions given in this article are solely those of the author, and do not represent the views of Football America UK.My Britball Blueprint You may have noticed that there have been some major movements in the Britball Universe this week, following the announcement of a new board structure at BAFA. Nine new directors have been elected
In October this year the GB Lions men’s team travelled to Sweden to play a “friendly” game (that terminology doesn’t seem right for American Football does it!, so let’s call it a game that wasn’t part of a competition). They took a large squad, and performed pretty well, considering the inherent issues that National representative sides have, i.e., the players are not used to playing
The UK Dukes are Flying the Flag Flag Football is growing exponentially as a popular version of the sport. It’s fast and energetic and focuses on the pass, as the primary way to make gains and score points. If your football radar is finely tuned you may have picked up on an exhibition game that was played last year in the US between “Team Vick” and “Team Owens”,
Finland, it would seem, is the go to place for elite level Britballers this summer if they are looking to get some reps, as opposed to some rays. Having just finished competing in the Women’s Worlds in Canada, Birmingham Lions middle linebacker Affy Afia hopped on a flight to the land of the midnight sun, where she will be suiting up for the Jyvaskyla Jaguars. You’ll perhaps be familiar
Are we still talking Double Dutch? In the 2014 BUCS season the Stirling Clansmen went undefeated, claiming the National title in a gritty title clinching battle with the Birmingham Lions. At the helm of the offence was their talismanic quarterback, Luis “Dutch” Stephenson. Famed for his bravado and distinctive golden “mullet” he delivered on his promise to secure the title, and
BAFA’s head of development for women’s football is Jim Messenger, a Britball veteran from the eighties, he has worked tirelessly to champion the women’s game. He has developed and implemented a structure that encourages participation, facilitates competitive play and has led to the national tackle team being invited to the IFAF World Championships being held in Canada in June, as the
We catch up with the head coach of Britain's longest-competing American football team after their first season in the Southern Conference... It’s been a difficult decade for BAFA’s longest-running team. During the sport’s boom time in the 1980’s and 90’s, they were one of the biggest institutions in the country, often gating around 7000 spectators for home games, but as
When We First Started To Hear About An Ambitious Project To Launch A Professional League In Australia, Understandably We Were A Little Sceptical. Was There A Market, Where Would The Players Come From, Who Would Fund It? Move Forward A Few Months And The Signs Are, That It Will Be Happening! The NGL (National Gridiron League) has its first games of a fourteen-week regular season
