American Football News Today is designed to cover all your football news. The NFL, College, Minor League, Arena, Pro Indoor, UFL, High School, Women's Professional, International and more! "Here today Here to stay" IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOUR LEAGUE'S LOGO ON THIS WEB SITE EMAIL IT TO: Mercedeswiggins@yahoo.com  Note* We are experiencing some problems with our web site. That is why the banner at the top of the page is missing, and some articles have mistakes that need correcting. The problems should be resolved soon.  NFL NEWS, VIEWS AND SCORES By:  Mercedes Wiggins     SUPER BOWL XLIV IS OVER!! THE SAINTS CAME "MARCHIN' IN AND STRUTTED THEIR STUFF" AS THEY WON THE COVETED VINCE LOMBARDI TROPHY!   IN THEIR FIRST EVER SUPER BOWL APPEARANCE, THE NEW ORLEANS SAINTS COME OUT ON TOP OVER THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 31 - 17.     The game in pictures....                                                                              _______________________________________________ NFL EXTRA POINTS February 9, 2010 Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle Walter Jones has announced his retirement after 12 years with the team.  Jones is regarded as the best offensive tackle to ever play in the NFL.  He was the #6 overall pick in the 1997 Draft. NFL all-rookie pick in 1997. Nine-time Pro Bowl Selection, Six Time all NFC selection, Four time first team All-Pro, three time second team All Pro, selected to the NFL's all-decade team for the 2000s, started all 180 gmes he playe for the Seahawks, but missed the past 20 because of injury.  HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2010: Russ Grim, guard 1981-1991 Washington Redskins (11 season 140 games. Four straight Pro Bowls (1983-86.On NFL all-decade team. Ricky Jackson, linebacker, 1981-1993 New Orleans Saints, 1994-95 San Francisco 49ers (15 seasons, 227 games). Six-time Pro Bowl player and four-time first-team All Pro. Had 128 career sacks. Dick LeBeau, cornerback, 1959-1972 Detroit Lions (14 seasons, 185 games). Three Pro Bowls. His 62 interceptions are tied for eighth all-time. Floyd Little, running bac, 1967-1975 Denver Broncos(nine seasons, 117 games)Named to two AFL All-Star Games, three AFC-NFC Pro Bowls. Amassed more than 12,000 all -purpose yards and 54 TDs. John Randle, defensive tackle (1990-2000). Minnesota Vikings, (14 seasons, 219 games), Seattle Seahawks 200103). Seven Pro Bowls.  Recorded 137-1/ sacks during career, with nine seasons of at least 10 sacks. Jerry Rice, wide receiver, 1985-2000 San Francisco 49ers, 2001-04 Oakland Raiders, 2004 Seattle Seahawks (20 seasons, 303 games).  Named first team All Pro 11 sunsecutive seasons and voted to 13 Pro Bowls. On NFL's All-Decade Teams of 1980s and 1990s and NFL's 75th Anniversary Team. Holds NFL records for receptions (1549), receiving yards (22,895), total touchdowns (208) combined neet yards (23,546). Emmitt Smith, running back, 1990-2002 Dallas Cowboys, 2003-04 Arizona Cardinals (15 seasons, 226 games). Named All-Pro four times and voted to eight Pro Bowls. Won rushing crowns in 1991, 1992, 1993, and 1995. Holds NFL records of 18,355 rushing yards and 164 rushing touchdowns.   ______________________________________________                    FOOTBALL QUEST INTERNATIONAL CONSULTS FOOTBALL TEAMS IN THE USA, EUROPE, AUSTRALIA, AND NEW ZEALAND.  Monroe, Michigan-Football Quest International, Inc. has been consulting football teams in the United States, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand since 1997. Football Quest International, Inc. incorporated as a Michigan S Corporation in 2002. They have a staff of professionals who have had coaching or playing experience on the collegiate level, National Football League, and Arena Football League. They have a lot of services that will help a coaching staff..  Also, they have developed a football system which has helped teams on the International level win divisional championships, earn playoff berths, and win conference championships. Their staff in the State of Michigan and State of Texas can teach coaching staffs how to maximize the winning potential of your teams. They would like to consult your football team to provide you with the needed edge to continue your success and help you win championships. FOOTBALL QUEST INTERNATIONAL, INC.STAFF: John Sheridan Koernke, B.S. CFT-President In 1984 he was a member of the Michigan High School Class A State Championship Team at Ann Arbor Pioneer HIgh, Ann Arbor, Michigan.  In 1988 he was a Student-Football Coach at Eastern Michigan University which finished second place in the Mid-American Conference with a 6-3-1 record. In 1988, EMU was first place in the Mid-American Conference until mid-season. Also, in 1988 EMU was the Defending Mid-American Conference Champions and Defending California Bowl Champions. Mr. Koernke has first hand knowledge of what it takes to build and maintain a winning college football program because he learned from a top championship coaching staff at Eastern Michigan University from 1988 up to the conclusion of Spring Football in 1989. In 1997, Mr. Koernke started Football Quest International and it was incorporated as Football Quest Internations, Inc., in 2002. Mr. Koernke is a member of the American Football Coaches Association and American College of Sports Medicine. John Sheridan Koernke's Message: "We feel at Football Quest International, Inc., that a football coach's education is a never ending journey. Football coaches are always searching for the winning edge.  We have helped many coaches gain the winning advantage over their opponents. Wheter you have a football team that has a poor performance, one of moderate ability, or on the championship level we can help you achieve your team goals.  We have created off-season training programs, football drills, defenses, offensive plays,and special teams strategies that will help maximize your team's true potential". Mark Perry, B.S.-Executive Vice President Mr. Perry attended and graduated from Arizona State University during the 1980s. He was a defensive back for Arizona State University. After graduation, he was a free agent in the NFL during the 1980s. From 1990-1993 he played wide receiver and defensive back for the Arizona Rattlers in the Arena Football League. Lewis Carpenter, B.S. Offensive and Defensive Specialist Mr.Carpenter graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1950s. He entered the National Football League after granduating as a player. From 1953-1963 he was a football player in the NFL. His NFL Playing Career: 1.  1953 NFL Champions-Detroit Lions 2.  Cleveland Browns 3.  Green Bay Packers. Member of the 1962 NFL Champions. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE COACHING EXPERIENCE  1964-1995 Minnesota Vikings-Offensive Coordinator Atlanta Falcons-Offensive Coordinator Washington Redskins-Passing Game Coach. Also served as wide receivers, tight ends and quarterbacks coach. Houston Oilers-Passing Game Coach and Wide Receivers Coach Green Bay Packers-Pasing Game Coach and Wide Receivers Coach Detroit Lions-Offensive Coordinator Philadelphia Eagles 1990-1995-Passing Game Coach World Football League: 1986 Frankfurt, West Germany Offensive Coordinator. Frankfurt won the 1986 World Bowl Championship Game College Football Coaching: 1997-1998-Temple University, Offensive Coordinator Colonel Willie Pollard, M.S.-U.S. Army-Retired Graduate of Prairie View University-1960s Mr. Pollard was a four year letter winner at Prairie View University and was drafted by the Washington Redskins when Otto Graham was head coach, but was called to serve as an officicer in the Vietnam War. He was highly decoreated for his service in the Vietnam War. He became a career military officer and served in Europe during the 1970s and 1980s. 1971-1974: North Carolina A&T University Football Team-Offensive Coordinator. 1976: Co-Founder of the German/American Football League 1984-1986: Rothenburg Knighs-West Germany. Mr.Pollard served as head coach and general manager. In 1988 he led the Knights to the Silver Bowl Championship game and won it. Patrick Dignam, M.S.-Linebacker Specialist Graduate of Eastern Michigan University-1964 He has had over 40 years of coaching experience in the State of Michigan. He played football at Eastern Michigan Univeristy from 1960-1964. The defenses he has coached on the high school level have been excellant and he is a very great football coach. Over the years he has served as a defensive coordinator and defensive position coach at the high school level. Also, he was a teacher in the State of Michigan for over 30 years. Paul Test, M.S.-Defensive Backfield Specialist He was a member of the 1976 National Championship Team-University of Pittsburgh. All thorough his professional life he has been a teacher in teh State of Michigan and served as a defensive coordinator and head football coach on the high school level. As defensive coordinator he helped Ann Arbor Pioneer High School,  win two State Championships-1984 and 1987. As a head football coach at Ann Arbor Pioneer High from 1990-1995 he led winning teams.  In 1983, he was defensive coordinator at Ann Arbour Pioneer High, and his defense was numer one at the high school level through9ut the entire State of Michigan. *Note-Watch for information on additional coaches and directors to be posted here. Dan Brown, B.S.-Defensive Specialist Mr. Brown is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University-1980s. He played defensive bac at Wiley College and Eastern Michigan University. After granduating he was an assistant football coach and head football coach at the high school level in the State of Michigan.  Mr. Brown is a great football coach who has had many winning teams over the years. He has knowledge when it comes to defensive football. Thomas Hill, SR.-Offensive Specialist Mr. Hill is a graduate of Hillsdale College and Eastern Michigan University. He received his Master's Degree and Specialist in Education Degree from Eastern Michigan University.  At Hillsdale College he played football as a running back.  Mr. Hill has served as a head coach and offensive coordinator over the years. The teams he has coached have had winning sesons at the high school level. Mr. Hill is an excellent football coach and is an expert when it comes to offensive football. He has served as a teacher and assistant principal in the State of Michigan. He has served as a high school athletic director in Ohio. Wayne Boyd, B.S.-Wide Receiver Specialist Mr. Boyd is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University-1980s. He played football at Eastern Michigan University and is a member of the 1987 Mid-American Conference Champion Football Team and `1987 California Bowl Championship Team which beat San Jose State University. Over the years he has been a teach in the State of Michigan and he conducts fundamental hyouth football camps during the summer months. Also, Mr.Boyd participated in Track and Field at Eastern Michigan University. Cynthia Trinidad-International Cheerleading Director Director of Martial Arts-Football Quest International, Inc. Football Player Training Program President of Roses Entertainmen, San Antonio, Texas Fifth Degree Master Black Belt in Tai Kwon Do Mrs. San Antonio 2009 United America PROFESSIONAL TEAM DANCE AND CHEERLEADING EXPERIENCE: 1982: NBA: San Antonio Spurs:Team Dancer 1984: United States Football League: San Antonio Gunglingers-Cheerleader 1989-1990: NFL-Dallas Cowboys Football Team-Cheerleader Roses Entertainment prepares young women to become professional cheerleaders and team dancers. Mrs. Trinidad has helped many of her students reach the professional level as either team dancers or cheerleaders. With Football Quest International, Inc. her duties are to consult cheerleading teams adn direct the martial arts program that is within the Football Quest International, Inc.  Football Player Training Prorgam which is offered to football players on all levels of competition. Their player training program has the goal of enhancing the disipline, skiils, and strength of all players wo wish to participate. They feel martial arts enhances the needed discipline a football player needs. If you would like to learn more about Football Quest International email them at: To communicate with them: call John Koernke (734)929-4325 or email  him at footballquestintlinc@yahoo.com.              THE AMERICAN FOOTBALL NEWS TODAY  WOULD LIKE TO THANK CLASS OF 2010 HALL OF FAMER GUY "TINY" LEE FOR CREATING AND DESIGNING THE AMERICAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME LOGO (above).  WHAT AN AWESOME JOB TINY.  YOU DO GREAT WORK AND WE THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE FOR US!  YOU ARE TRULY DESERVING OF BEING IN OUR "League of Extraordinary People".                                          _______________________ Over the next few months, we will be showcasing members of our HOF Class of 2010.  Check back often.                                            ______________________

AMERICAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2011 NOMINATION APPLICATION    Nominations for the Class of 2011 are now being accepted.  Please check the HOF Pre-Application page above.  The 2011 Hall of Fame Awards Banquet will once again be held at Keys Gate Golf & Country Club, Thursday, January 13, 2011.

 UNITED FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS


 The UFL has announced that they are considering the addition of new new franchises for 2010, and will play a ten game regular season schedule.
We will keep you up to date on the progress and news on the UFL.
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 MINOR LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAMES COMING UP IN 2010
* Note-If your league or association has a all-star game planned, let us know and we will publish the information here.


MAINLAND ALL STARS VS HAWAIIAN WARRIORS MARCH 2010
Ralph Kratchovil, Head Coach/Director of the 2nd Annual "Honolulu Bowl" All-Star game vs Hawaiian Warriors has announced that the game will be played in March 2010, and the date will be announced soon. The MainLand Stars defeated the HawaiianWarriors 21-14 in this year's game.  For more details to to www.eteamz.com/mainlandallstars or email Ralph at: Ralphmcoachk@aol.com


15th ANNUAL CASINO BOWL MARCH 27, 2010 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
Casino Bow XV will be held on March 27, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The National Football Events All-Stars will play the Minor League Football News All-Americans. Information for Players, Staff, and Fans can be found on their new web sites www.casinobowl.net and www.nationalfootballevents.com or by calling 630-918-5743.


MAY 15, 2010-AMERICAN MVP SCOUTING ALL-STAR GAME
The American MVP Scouting Service is sponsoring a all-star game, Saturday, May 15, 2010 in Indianapolis, Indiana.  A pro combine will also be held that weekend.  For more details go to their web site at www.leaguelineup.com/americanmvp. Contact one of the directors and request info on the game.

SEPTEMBER 18,2010-Far West All-Stars vs Wild West Football All-Stars,
Las Vegas, Nevada. For info go to www.leaguelineup.com/fwfa/

NOVEMBER 20, 2010-Western Football News All-Stars vs Wild West Football All-Stars. Saturday, November 20.2010.
For info go to www.leaguelineup.com/westernfn

January 15, 2011-The Red River Shootout, held the third weekend of January in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, and sponsored by the North Texas Stamped of the Texas United Football League has announced it will include a all-star game in 2011. The Western All-Stars will take on the Texas United League All-Stars. Players can sign up for this game by emailing: Dick Suess @ pifl98@aol.com



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MINOR LEAGUE SCORES:
Weekend of February 6th:

FLORIDA FOOTBALL ALLIANCE
East Coast Reapers 36-Broward Bears 26
Miami Spartans 36-Fort Myers Spartans 0
Brandenton Gladiators 42-Sarasota Millionaires 6
Orlando Rage 41-Muck City Stars 7
Magic City Bulls 27-Port Lucie Bobcats 7
Brevard Rams 28-Central Florida Tigers 0
Florida Falcons 39-Daytona Wildcats 20

NATIONAL INDEPENDENT FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Bay Area Warriors 12-Florida Regulators 6
Columbia Co. Falcons 33-North Florida Rams 0
Georgia Firebirds 21-Glynn Co. Revolution 6
Lake Sumter Gladiators 24-Anclogte Pirates 0
Putnam Co. Jaguars 12-Central Florida Battlecats 6

COPPER LEAGUE OF ARIZONA
Arizona Thunder 13-East Valley Mustangs 10
Glendale Bulldogs 42-Globe-Miami Sting 0
Peoria Patriots 14-Glendale Rangers 10
Phoenix Outlaws 20-Northern Arizona 0

ARIZONA FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Casa Grande Wolfpack 22-Buckeye Warriors 0
Flagstaf Hit Men 22-Bisbee Ironmen 9
Paradise Valley Crusaders 13-Phenix Raiders 6
Tucson Desert Demons 35-Cochise Co. Cavaliers 13
Westside Monsoon 21-West Valley Head Hunters 7
Southwest Stampede 22-Cave Creek Cavaliers 13




Send scores to: PIFL98@aol.com
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MINOR LEAGUE  NEWS & VIEWS 
By: Dick Suess
February 9, 2010

The North Eastern Alliance has announced its lineup of teams for the 2010 season:
Buffalo Gladiators, Monroe County Sting (defending champions), Cortland Bulldogs, Oneida County Titans, Delaware County Rattlers (new), SouthernTier Diesel, Jamestown Chiefs, Troy Fighting Irish, Lyndonville Tigers and Watertown Revolution.
The Monroe County Sting defeated the Kings Comets (Mid Continental League), in the Sunshine Bowl/Ameican Football Rules National Championship in Homestead, Florida on January 16th.

Heartland League News
The Heartland Football League (AA), has added the following teams from the USFA for this season: Lima Warriors, Akron Jagz, Ohio Valley Warriors, North Coast Vikings, Kentucky/Ohio Extreme and Cleveland Cobras.  The league has 24 teams. The Mid-Ohio Jets won the AFNT Class AA National Championship at the Sunshine Bowl Extravaganza Weekend.

NEW LEAGUE IN HAWAII
A new minor football league is in the works for the Islands of Hawaii. The old Hawaii League produced some great teams in the past, until the economy and high expenses of traveling between the Islands forced it out of business. With the new Super Ferry between the Islands in operations and fares being resonable, a league is being formed.  For more info email: Corbishop@aol.com

The World Football League has announced its lineup of team for their third season of  play which kicks off May 1st:
CENTRAL DIVISION-Arkansas Wildcats, Kansas Kaos, Oklahoma Thunder , Oklahoma Wolverines.
HEARTLAND DIVISION-Capital City (Lincoln, Nebraska) Crush, Des Moines Blaze, Midwest (Iowa) Rampage, Sioux Falls (SD) Shrine and Nebraska Wildcats.
MIDSTATES DIVISION-St.Louis Bulldogs, Springfield(Illinois) Headhunters and Tennessee (Memphis) Vengence.
SOUTH DIVISION-Austin Gamebreakers, Dallas Diesel, Eagle Mt.(Tx) Marauders and Texas (Hutto,) Bulldogs.
The Oklahoma Thunder are the two time defending champions, and have never lost a game.

NORTH AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS:
The North American Football League has added more divisions and teams to its lineup for the Western Region this season.  The Northwest Division has eight teams: Kitsap County (Wash) Bears, Eastside (Seattle) Extreme, Bellingham(Wash) Bulldogs, Grays Harbor (Wash) Bearcats, Portland(Oregon) Raiders and Southeast Oregon Renegades. The Bulldogs are defending champions. Pacific Region's Bayside Division has the San Diego Thunder, California Tide, and Ventura Sabers.  The Sun Valley Division has the Las Vegas Kings and Las Vegas Bucaneers. The Mile High Division has the Casper (Wyoming) Storm, Colorado Force and Colorado Renegades. 
All of the team are eligible to compete in the 9th Annual Far West Football Alliance Tournament that leads to the Championship, November 20, 2010 in Las Vegas.

The Ironman Football League was founded by Chris Chudada in 1996. Its purpose is to provide a professional and quality atmosphere for its players and fans. The league also provides players 18 & older the ability to play full contact highly competitive football on a professional level.
The IFL has just announced that the league's biggest game "Ironbowl XIV will be played this year in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin at the $4.2 million dollar renovation project of Hart Park on Saturday August 28th.
There have been 13 very exciting Ironbowl championships in the history of the IFL.  Each year the top teams from each of their respected conferences compete ina single elimination playoff series where one team from each conference will compete in teh Ironbowl for the greates prize.


The Southeast Football League (Florida), kicks off its 8th season of play, January 13th. The league was organized by Jesse & Mercedes Wiggins in 2003. Past winners: 2003-Knights of Miami; 2004-Knights of Miami; 2005-Orange County Flacons; 2006-Central Florida Thoroughbreds; 2007-Central Coast Thoroughbreds;2008-Knights of Miami; 2009-Brevard Warriors.
2010 lineup of teams by divisions:
NORTH-Tampa Bay Bulldogs, Osceola Rattlers, Florida Crusaders, Central Floriga Thoroughbreds and Florida Thunder.
SOUTH-Lauderdale Lions, Florida (Homestead) Kings, Hallandale Cardianals, Pompano Beach Yellowtails and South Florida Broncos.
NORTHEAST -Brevard Warriors, Palm Beach Mariners, Palm Beach Jaguars, South Broward Jaguars and Treasure Coast Buccaneers.
SOUTHEAST-Bone Island Pirates, Knights of Miami, Miami Warriors, South Florida Saints and South Florida Sharks.
To learn more about the league go to www.southeastfootballleague.com


The Texas/Louisiana Southwest Football Conference kicks off their season March 6, 2010 with the following teams:
Houston Cardinals, Louisiana Patriots (defending champions), Lake Charles Panthers, Spring Heat, 3rd Coast Hard Hittaz, Gulf Coast Outlaws, Texas Gladiators and Texas Beast.


The Texas United Football League has announced its lineup of teams for the 2010 season which kicks off February 27th:
WEST DIVISION: Weatherford Bullets, Abilene Gladiators, Tarrant County Hazard, Vernon Jaguars and Fort Worth Avengers (defending champions)
EAST DIVISION: Port City Jaguars, Shreveport Steam, Texas Xtreme, East Texas Wildcats and East Texas Outlaws.
CENTRAL DIVISION: North Texas Stampede, Collin County Rattlers, Hunt County Longhorns and Texas Blaze.
SOUTH DIVISION: Waco Twisters, Kileen Knights, San Antonio Desperados, Copparas Cove Soldiers and Waller County Gladiators.
Check out their web site at: www.texasunitedfootballleague.com

If you would like to see your team, league or association's news listed here send the information to: pifl98@aol.com

The AFNT rankings listed below on this page are final for this season. The Western Football News final rankings are also posted at www.leaguelineup.com/westernfn.


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SUNSHINE BOWL EXTRAVAGANZA NEWS AND VIEWS
 
 
The name Sunshine Bowl Sports Extravaganza is owned by
Mercedes & Jesse Wiggins.

The 9th Annual Sunshine Bowl Sports Extravaganza will be back again in January , 2011 "Bigger and Better". The Hall of Fame and Sunshine Bowl Extravaganza is always held during the Martin Luther King weekend in Homestead,Florida.
The International All-Stars vs Southeast League All-Stars will once again be part of it, along with four National Championship Game, the Martin Luther King and Hurricane Bowls, and the North-South Bowl.
The second annual American Football Hall of Fame banquet and awards ceremony will also be held the Thursday before the games, January 13, 2011.

The American Football News Today would like to thank all the teams, players, coaches, administrators and fans that made this year's Sunshine Bowl Extravaganza the biggest and best ever.
We proved that the participating teams were truly the best in MINOR LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

AMERICAN FOOTBALL NEWS TODAY TO START WINTER RANKINGS SOON!
The Winter rankings of participating leagues will start as soon as teams have played three league games.  We base our rankings on the overall strength of the leagues, differential between points scored and against,  and include preseason games for the rankings.
  

AMERICAN FOOTBALL NEWS TODAY TOP 30 TEAMS FOR THE 2010 FALL SEASON
*For games played through December 31, 2009

1.  Oklahoma Thunder (WFL) 13-0*
2. St.Paul Pioneers (NAFL) 15-1*
3. Central Penn Piranha (NAFL) 13-1*
4.  Nashville Storm (NAFL)  15-1*
5. Greenville Seminoles (CCFL)  13-0*
6.  Foothill Firehawks (LaBelle)  11-1*
7.  Lackawana Dynasty (USFA)  13-0* 
8. Madison Mustangs (IFL)  12-0*
9.  New York Rebels (EFA)  13-0
10. KINGS COMETS (mcfl) 10-1
11. Columbus Fire (MCFL) 10-1*
12. Monroe County Sting (EFA)  12-1*
13.  Northeast Missouri Cyclones (GMW) 15-0*
14.  Columbia Flying Raiders (SEAFL) 13-0
15.  Pensacola Wolfpack (Premier) 11-1*
16.  Glens Falls Greenjackets (NAFL) 14-1*
17.. New York Lions (RAFL) 14-1
18.  Bellingham Bulldogs (NAFL) 13-1*
19.  Southern Oregon Renegades (NAFL) 11-1*
20. Lowell NorEaster (NEFL) 14-1
21. New York Bandits (EFA) 12-1
22. North County (San Diego) Cobras (LaBelle) 12-2*
23. Colorado Springs Flames (CFC) 11-1*
24. New Jersey Buccaneers 13-1
25. Conshockon Steelers (Colonial) 10-1*
26. Nassau Punishers (BEFA) 12-1
27. Satsuma Sharks (Premier) 12-1*
28. Carolina Express(NSFL) 12-1
28.  Lima Warriors (USFA) 11-2*
29.  St.Louis Bulldogs (NAFL)  10-2*
30. Lyndonville Tigers (EFA)  11-2*


*-Season Finished

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