Bath Killer Bees

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Bath Killer Bees

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Entered BCAFL	1992-1993
Team Colors	Royal Blue & Gold
Universities	University of Bath
Home Field	Sulis Club, University of Bath
Division	Southern Conference-Western Division
Regular Season Record	68-48-12
Playoff Record	2-7-0
Playoff Appearances (7) 1996, 1997, 2000, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
Division Championships (4) 1997, 2000, 2007, 2008
Conference Championships (0) n/a
BCAFL Championships (0) n/a

The Bath Killer Bees are a current member of the British Universities American Football League (BUAFL)'s Southern Conference-Western Division, formally of the same division in the now defunct British Collegiate American Football League (BCAFL). Bath has fielded solid teams throughout its history, though the team has yet to find success in the playoffs with only two wins in nine playoff games.

In 2006/07, the Killer Bees were rebranded under the University of Bath sports colour scheme of royal blue and gold, leaving behind the black and yellow which the club had played in since its formation in 1992. Despite no longer being the colour of 'Killer Bees' the club has kept its name, inspired by the team's colours and sponsor at the time of formation.

Contents 1 Brief History of the Killer Bees 2 University Records 3 Yearly Records 4 GB players 5 Southern Wildcats/MVP players 6 Team Records by Season 6.1 BCAFL 6.1.1 1992-93: 3-4-1 6.1.2 1993-94: 3-5-0 6.1.3 1994-95: 1-6-1 6.1.4 1995-96: 5-2-1 6.1.5 1996-97: 6-2-0 6.1.6 1997-98: 4-3-1 6.1.7 1998-99: 5-3-0 6.1.8 1999-00: 6-2-0 6.1.9 2000-01: 2-4-2 6.1.10 2001-02: 3-3-2 6.1.11 2002-03: 6-2-0 6.1.12 2003-04: 2-6-0 6.1.13 2004-05: 5-3-0 6.1.14 2005-06: 5-2-1 6.1.15 2006-07: 5-1-2 6.2 BUAFL 6.2.1 2007-08: 7-0-1 6.2.2 2008-09: 0-0-0 7 Team Roster by Season 7.1 2007-08 7.2 2008-09 (preliminary) 8 All Time Records 8.1 Summary 8.2 Per Opponent 9 BUAFL Offensive Statistical Records 9.1 Single Season 9.2 Single Game 9.3 Standalone 10 External links

[edit] Brief History of the Killer Bees

The Killer Bees formed in 1992 following a group of hardcore football fans/players spending Sundays practising at the university with no formal club arrangement. A group of students led by Steve Bamford, Pete Davies and Andy McKay proposed the formation of an official club to the Bath University Athletic Union; and within 6 months of the initial proposal, the Bees began League play in 1992-93. Shortly before the start of the season, the Bees drafted in Pat Snooks, at the time offensive co-ordinator of the Bath Gladiators, to take over head coach duties from Pete Davies. The first ever Bees match took place on November 1st 1992 at Bath where the visitors were the reigning champion Southampton Stags. Despite being thoroughly beaten on the day (losing 70-0), the spirit shown by the players of the Bees laid the foundations for years to come. The first year saw two wins over local rivals Bristol Bullets and a last-minute loss to the Oxford Cavaliers; a strong showing for a rookie team in a tough division. The Oxford game, the second of the season, produced Bath's first points: Olly Cruickshank scoring a safety, followed by the Bees first ever touchdowns, a Gary Buckley TD run and a Leon Gumpert TD pass to club founder Steve Bamford.

In their second year, Snooks began laying the foundations that, down the line, would turn the Killer Bees into one of the best teams in the League. One of the highlights of the year was an inspirational 18-6 victory over Southampton.

In the 1995-96 season the Killer Bees developed a super defense, led by linebackers Wayne Davis and Matt Warner. Giving up only 26 points all year, they went 5-2-1 and earned a wild-card position in the playoffs. The dream season ended in the third overtime period of the playoff game with Cardiff, as a safety gave the Cobras a 10-8 victory.

In 1996-97, led by Davis, who was named national defensive player of the year, the Killer Bees won their first division title, which was followed by their first playoff victory, a 14-0 win at UEA Pirates. The next week, their season ended with a 20-6 loss to Tarannau Aberystwyth.

In the 2002-03 season they were denied a playoff berth even though they attained a 6-2-0 record. It was becoming apparent that the South West Division would be hard for any team to compete in.

The Killer Bees have made the last four BCAFL/BUAFL playoffs (2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07 & 2007-08). This is an impressive run given that they are still in BCAFL South West / BUAFL Southern Conference Western Division, which is widely regarded as the toughest division in the League.

In their 15th season (2006-07), not only did they switch to the aforementioned blue and yellow uniform scheme, they also only lost to one team all year, the Bristol Bullets, who were crowned BCAFL Champions 2006-07.

The 2007-08 season saw the Killer Bees post their first unbeaten regular season, including two narrow victories over the defending Champions. In the first round of the playoffs, they gained the team's second playoff victory (a 39-0 defeat of the Royal Holloway Vikings). However, their season ended the following week with a hard-fought loss to the eventual champions, the Southampton Stags. This meant that for the second year running, the only defeat(s) suffered by the club were to the eventual National Champions.

[edit] University Records

The club has received Bath University's "Club of the Year" twice, firstly in 1996/97 and secondly in 2006/07. This is an impressive task, as Bath has one of the Highest reputations for Sports clubs in the Country. With 49 University clubs, which include not only the more mainstream sports such as Football, Rugby and Tennis, but also sports that include Olympic, World and Commonwealth Champions, it is almost unbelievable that in only 15 years a "minor" sport such as American Football has twice become the University Focus. The Club put this down to their unique family atmosphere, passionate coaches, and strict no cut policy.

[edit] Yearly Records

Year	Captain	Chairman	Lineman of Year	Rookie of Year	Offensive MVP	Defensive MVP	Overall MVP	Players's Player	Coaches' Player
1992-93	Pete Davies	Pete Davies	N/A	.	.	.	.	N/A	Leon Gumpert
1993-94	Leon Gumpert	Andy McKay	N/A	.	.	.	.	N/A	Miguel Gomez
1994-95	.	.	N/A	.	.	.	.	N/A	Richard Calheam
1995-96	.	.	N/A	.	.	.	.	N/A	Matt Warner
1996-97	.	.	N/A	.	.	.	.	N/A	Tom Weld
1997-98	.	.	N/A	.	.	.	.	Martin Christie	Phil Wilkinson
1998-99	.	.	N/A	. Carlton Cumberbatch	.	.	.	Matt Carter°	Matt Carter°
1999-00	.	.	N/A	.	.	.	.	Matt Warner	Phil Wilkinson
2000-01	.	.	N/A	.	.	.	.	Steve Ward	Adam Worsell
2001-02	Matt Carter	Steve Goodchild	N/A	Ben Salisbury	.	.	.	Tom Mavir	Stuart Tinsley
2002-03	Tom Mavir	Ben Salisbury	N/A	Steve Leonard	.	.	.	Tom Mavir	Ben Wiltshire
2003-04	Ben Salisbury	Steve Leonard	N/A	Simon Drake	Bryn Kirby	Mark Richards	Ben Salisbury	Steve Leonard	Bryn Kirby
2004-05	Ben Salisbury	Rob Beevers	James Kokiet & Tom Wilson	Andy Gaches	Andy Gaches	Craig Rees	Ben Wiltshire	Steve Leonard°	Steve Leonard°
2005-06	Ben Salisbury	Simon Hallissey	Simon Hallissey	Jack Goodfriend	Stuart Miller	Graham Johnstone	Andy Gaches	Chris Gammond	Stuart Miller
2006-07	Matt Brookes	Chris Gammond	Phil Border	Marcus Da Costa	Matt Brookes	Simon Hallissey	Andy Gaches	Chris Gammond°	Chris Gammond°
2007-08	Matt Brookes	Tim Williams	Paul Jaggers	Anders Bengtson	Matt Styles	Marcus Da Costa	Matt Brookes	Tim Williams	Matt Brookes
2008-09		Pete Hancock

( ° ) Represents winner of both "Player's" and "Coaches" Player in same year.

[edit] GB players

• 1992-93 - Andy Cooper (BCAFL Bulldogs Select All-stars)
• 1993-94 - Matt Warner (GB University Bulldogs), Steve Bamford (GB University Bulldogs)
• 1995-96 - Richard Calhaem (GB University Bulldogs)
• 1997-98 - Phil Wilkinson, Nial Mullen, Nick Burns, Tom Weld and Adam Tither (all GB University Bulldogs)
• 2001-02 - Si Johnson (GB University Bulldogs), Matt Thompson (GB University Bulldogs), Eddie Bell (GB Lions Youth)
• 2002-03 - Mark Richards (GB University Bulldogs)
• 2003-04 - Steve Leonard (GB University Bulldogs), Gwydion Edwards (GB University Bulldogs)
• 2004-05 - Gwydion Edwards (GB University Bulldogs)

[edit] Southern Wildcats/MVP players

• 2001-02 - Stuart Tinsley (C), Steve Ward (TE), Matt Carter (WR), Gee (RB), Si Johnson (DE), Matt Thompson (S)
• 2002-03 - Ben Wiltshire (RB), Henry Murray (RB), Mark Richards (LB)
• 2003-04 - Steve Leonard (WR), Mark Richards (LB), Gwydion Edwards (LB)
• 2004-05 - Eddie Bell (RB), Stuart Miller (WR), Gwydion Edwards (LB)
• 2006-07 - Simon Hallissey (DE)
• 2007-08 - Steve Leonard (WR)

[edit] Team Records by Season

[edit] BCAFL

[edit] 1992-93: 3-4-1

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Southampton Stags	70-0	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	18-20	Oxford Cavaliers
Leicester Lemmings	32-0	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	1-0	Birmingham Lions	Awarded
Birmingham Lions	0-0	Bath Killer Bees	Declared tie
Bath Killer Bees	6-0	Bristol Bullets
Bristol Bullets	0-36	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-6	Staffordshire Stallions

[edit] 1993-94: 3-5-0

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	1-0	Tarranau Aberystwyth	Awarded
Bristol Bullets	24-22	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-6	Bristol Bullets
Bath Killer Bees	14-6	Aston Rhinos
Bath Killer Bees	12-28	Cardiff Cobras
Oxford Cavaliers	16-8	Bath Killer Bees
Staffordshire Stallions	20-0	Bath Killer Bees
Southampton Stags	6-18	Bath Killer Bees

[edit] 1994-95: 1-6-1

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Tarranau Aberystwyth	32-14	Bath Killer Bees
Bristol Bullets	0-28	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-0	Bristol Bullets	Declared tie
Cardiff Cobras	12-0	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-1	Cardiff Cobras	Awarded
Bath Killer Bees	6-18	Hertfordshire Hurricanes
Bath Killer Bees	8-24	Southampton Stags
Southampton Stags	12-6	Bath Killer Bees

[edit] 1995-96: 5-2-1

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	12-0	Bristol Bullets
Bristol Bullets	0-13	Bath Killer Bees
Cardiff Cobras	12-0	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-0	Cardiff Cobras	Declared tie
Reading Knights	6-29	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-2	Southampton Stags
Southampton Stags	6-32	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	14-0	Surrey Stingers
Bath Killer Bees	8-10	Cardiff Cobras	Playoffs: Round 1 (3OT)

[edit] 1996-97: 6-2-0

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	6-0	Bristol Bullets	(OT)
Bristol Bullets	0-20	Bath Killer Bees
Cardiff Cobras	20-0	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	14-0	Cardiff Cobras
Bath Killer Bees	9-2	Leicester Lemmings
Oxford Cavaliers	0-16	Bath Killer Bees
Reading Knights	0-53	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-6	Southampton Stags
Bath Killer Bees	14-0	UEA Pirates	Playoffs: Round 1
Bath Killer Bees	8-20	Tarannau Aberystwyth	Playoffs: Round 2

[edit] 1997-98: 4-3-1

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Surrey Stingers	7-12	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-0	Southampton Stags	(OT)
Cardiff Cobras	20-18	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	47-0	Reading Knights
Bristol Bullets	0-44	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	11-18	Tarannau Aberystwyth
Southampton Stags	13-12	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	61-0	Bristol Bullets
Bath Killer Bees	28-6	Cardiff Cobras	Plate competition

[edit] 1998-99: 5-3-0

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	0-14	Hertfordshire Hurricanes
Bath Killer Bees	9-6	Cardiff Cobras
Reading Knights	2-19	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	15-30	Southampton Stags
Kent Falcons	0-45	Bath Killer Bees
Oxford Cavaliers	27-7	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	22-6	Reading Knights
Bristol Bullets	0-45	Bath Killer Bees
Southampton Stags	0-6	Bath Killer Bees	Plate competition

[edit] 1999-00: 6-2-0

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Cardiff Cobras	30-39	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	33-6	Birmingham Lions
Bath Killer Bees	12-6	Reading Knights
Bath Killer Bees	20-7	Bristol Bullets
Southampton Stags	7-30	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	17-20	Cardiff Cobras
Derby Braves	0-45	Bath Killer Bees
Surrey Stingers	26-25	Bath Killer Bees
Oxford Cavaliers	46-38	Bath Killer Bees	Playoffs: Round 1

[edit] 2000-01: 2-4-2

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Cardiff Cobras	0-0	Bath Killer Bees	(Awarded tie)
Leicester Lemmings	14-3	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-0	Cardiff Cobras	(Awarded tie)
Bath Killer Bees	6-6	Southampton Stags	OT
Bath Killer Bees	35-0	Tarannau Aberystwyth
Bath Killer Bees	6-12	Hertfordshire Hurricanes
Bristol Bullets	21-19	Bath Killer Bees
Reading Knights	12-42	Bath Killer Bees

[edit] 2001-02: 3-3-2

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	29-0	Plymouth Blitz
Bath Killer Bees	6-6	Cardiff Cobras
Plymouth Blitz	12-42	Bath Killer Bees
Tarannau Aberystwyth	28-3	Bath Killer Bees
Southampton Stags	8-29	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	0-0	David Chorley Bullets	(Awarded Tie)
Bath Killer Bees	0-14	Southampton Stags
David Chorley Bullets	22-18	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	8-0	Tarannau Aberystwyth	Plate competition

[edit] 2002-03: 6-2-0

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Southampton Stags	31-18	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	12-21	Cardiff Cobras
Bath Killer Bees	8-6	Bristol Bullets
Bath Killer Bees	1-0	Leicester Lightning	Awarded
Staffordshire Stallions	0-8	Bath Killer Bees
Tarannau Aberystwyth	14-35	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	26-7	Plymouth Blitz
Plymouth Blitz	0-21	Bath Killer Bees

[edit] 2003-04: 2-6-0

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	21-12	Plymouth Blitz
Plymouth Blitz	8-19	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	P-P	Loughborough Aces
Bristol Bullets	14-6	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	10-26	Cardiff Cobras
Birmingham Lions	21-6	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	6-19	Bristol Bullets
Cardiff Cobras	50-14	Bath Killer Bees
Loughborough Aces	12-10	Bath Killer Bees

[edit] 2004-05: 5-3-0

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	19-8	Tarannau Aberystwyth
Plymouth Blitz	14-23	Bath Killer Bees
Bristol Bullets	31-34	Bath Killer Bees
Tarannau Aberystwyth	10-25	Bath Killer Bees
Oxford Cavaliers	26-25	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	7-9	Plymouth Blitz
Bath Killer Bees	6-14	Oxford Cavaliers
Bath Killer Bees	6-3	Cardiff Cobras
Bath Killer Bees	19-22	Bristol Bullets	Playoffs: Round 1

[edit] 2005-06: 5-2-1

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	0-34	Birmingham Lions
Plymouth Blitz	0-32	Bath Killer Bees
Bristol Bullets	24-21	Bath Killer Bees
Staffordshire Stallions	P-P	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	P-P	Cardiff Cobras
Staffordshire Stallions	27-60	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	15-8	Plymouth Blitz
Bath Killer Bees	39-0	Warwick Wolves
Cardiff Cobras	14-20	Bath Killer Bees	(Double header - 1 'result' per half)
Cardiff Cobras	0-0	Bath Killer Bees	(Double header - 1 'result' per half)
Bath Killer Bees	12-25	Cardiff Cobras	Playoffs: Round 1

[edit] 2006-07: 5-1-2

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	41-8	Plymouth Blitz
Bath Killer Bees	0-0	Cardiff Cobras	Declared
Plymouth Blitz	0-0	Bath Killer Bees	Declared
Hertfordshire Hurricanes	27-33	Bath Killer Bees
Bristol Bullets	15-40	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	7-40	Bristol Bullets
Bath Killer Bees	33-0	Oxford Cavaliers
Surrey Stingers	0-1	Bath Killer Bees	Awarded
Bristol Bullets	30-10	Bath Killer Bees	Playoffs: Round 1

[edit] BUAFL

[edit] 2007-08: 7-0-1

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	14-9	UWE Bullets
Bristol Barracuda	6-65	Bath Killer Bees
Cardiff Cobras	23-34	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	P-P	Plymouth Blitz
Bath Killer Bees	P-P	Bristol Barracuda
UWE Bullets	0-9	Bath Killer Bees
Plymouth Blitz	0-30	Bath Killer Bees	First Half of Double Header
Plymouth Blitz	0-17	Bath Killer Bees	Second Half of Double Header
Bath Killer Bees	15-10	Cardiff Cobras
Royal Holloway Vikings	0-39	Bath Killer Bees	Playoffs: Round 1
Southampton Stags	35-13	Bath Killer Bees	Playoffs: Round 2

[edit] 2008-09: 0-0-0

Away Team	Score	Home Team	Comment
Bath Killer Bees	8/11/08, 7pm	Birmingham Lions	"xpLosION" Game
Bath Killer Bees	23/11/08, 1pm	Tarranau Aberystwyth
Bath Killer Bees	7/12/08, 1pm	Plymouth Blitz
Bristol Barracuda	14/12/08, 1pm	Bath Killer Bees
Cardiff Cobras	25/01/09, 1pm	Bath Killer Bees
Oxford Cavaliers	1/02/09, 1pm	Bath Killer Bees
UWE Bullets	15/02/09, 1pm	Bath Killer Bees
Bath Killer Bees	22/02/09, 1pm	Warwick Wolves

[edit] Team Roster by Season

[edit] 2007-08

Bath Killer Bees Roster view • talk • edit
Quarterbacks 10 Matt Brookes (c) (Snr) 81 Matt Miley 92 Tim Williams Running Backs 9 Ben Wiltshire (c) 15 Matt Styles 18 Gareth Booth 34 Anders Bengtson (R) 41 Alex Devonald (R) Wide Receivers 5 Steve Leonard 14 Jim Oatley 80 Marc Vincent (Snr) 81 Estian Schoonraad (R) 85 Tom Marston (Snr) 88 Rob Wade 89 Joel Large (R) (Snr) 91 Chris Jones (R) 92 Tim Williams 96 Jack Brown (R)		Tight-Ends 89 Joel Large (R) (Snr) 92 Tim Williams Offensive Linemen 52 Elliot Hill 63 Ian Willox (Snr) 65 Chris Brampton 66 Pete Hancock 69 Ant Williams 73 James Brewer 74 Phil Border Defensive Linemen 26 Simon Hallissey 44 Tom Owen 70 Ian Pinder (Snr) 75 Jack Cheng 93 Jonathan Poulter 98 Paul Jaggers (Snr) 99 Adam Smith		Linebackers 4 Eddie Bell (c) (Snr) 17 Raj Koya (Snr) 19 Richard Shuttleworth 20 Marcus Da Costa 39 Colin Dewar (R) (Snr) 45 Brian Christie (R) 46 Jack Goodfriend (c) 51 Graham Johnstone 58 Greg Mitchell 60 Ben Gardner (R) Defensive Backs 12 Adrian Dalmedo (Snr) 24 Chris Gammond (Snr) 25 Luke Haslett 36 Paul Williams 40 David Goodfriend 42 Matt Sanders (R) 49 Liam Emmett (R) 84 Chris Westgate		Kickers 5 Steve Leonard 12 Adrian Dalmedo (Snr) Punters 4 Eddie Bell (c) (Snr) 10 Matt Brookes (c) (Snr)

[edit] 2008-09 (preliminary)

Bath Killer Bees Roster view • talk • edit
Quarterbacks ? Tim Williams (Snr) Running Backs 9 Ben Wiltshire 15 Matt Styles 18 Gareth Booth (Snr) 34 Anders Bengtson 41 Alex Devonald Wide Receivers 5 Steve Leonard 81 Estian Schoonraad 84 Chris Westgate 88 Rob Wade 91 Chris Jones 96 Jack Brown		Tight-Ends tbc Offensive Linemen 52 Elliot Hill (Snr) 65 Chris Brampton 66 Pete Hancock (Snr) 69 Ant Williams 73 James Brewer (Snr) 74 Phil Border Defensive Linemen 26 Simon Hallissey (Snr) 44 Tom Owen 70 Ian Pinder (Snr) 75 Jack Cheng 93 Jonathan Poulter 99 Adam Smith (Snr)		Linebackers 19 Richard Shuttleworth 20 Marcus Da Costa 45 Brian Christie 46 Jack Goodfriend (Snr) 51 Graham Johnstone (Snr) 58 Greg Mitchell 60 Ben Gardner Defensive Backs 25 Luke Haslett 36 Paul Williams 40 David Goodfriend 42 Matt Sanders 49 Liam Emmett		Kickers 5 Steve Leonard Punters tbc

[edit] All Time Records

[edit] Summary

Accurate to 09/04/08

	Played	Wins	Losses	Ties	Percentage	Points for	Points against
Regular season	128	68	48	12	0.578	2134	1389
Playoffs	9	2	7	0	0.222	161	188
Total	137	70	55	12	0.555	2295	1577
BCAFL Plate	3	3	0	0	1.000	42	6
All Time Total	140	73	55	12	0.564	2337	1583

[edit] Per Opponent

Accurate to 09/04/08

Opponent	Played	Wins	Losses	Ties	Percentage	Points for	Points against
Tarranau Aberystwyth	10	6	4	0	0.600	159	130
Aston Rhinos	1	1	0	0	1.000	14	6
Birmingham Lions	5	2	2	1	0.500	40	61
Bristol Barracuda	2	1	0	1	0.750	65	6
UWE Bristol Bullets	28	16	10	2	0.607	524	290
Cardiff Cobras	25	7	13	5	0.380	246	338
Derby Braves	1	1	0	0	1.000	45	0
Hertfordshire Hurricanes	4	1	3	0	0.250	45	71
Kent Falcons	1	1	0	0	1.000	45	0
Leicester Lemmings / Lightning	4	2	2	0	0.500	13	48
Loughborough Aces	1	0	1	0	0.000	10	12
Oxford Cavaliers	8	2	6	0	0.250	151	149
Plymouth Blitz	14	12	1	1	0.893	323	78
Reading Knights	7	7	0	0	1.000	224	32
Royal Holloway Vikings	1	1	0	0	1.000	39	0
Southampton Stags	17	5	10	2	0.353	193	270
Staffordshire Stallions	4	2	2	0	0.500	68	53
Surrey Stingers	4	3	1	0	0.750	52	33
UEA Pirates	1	1	0	0	1.000	14	0
Warwick Wolves	2	2	0	0	1.000	67	6
Total	140	73	55	12	0.564	2337	1583

[edit] BUAFL Offensive Statistical Records

[edit] Single Season

Total Touchdowns	8	Matt Styles, Anders Bengtson (both 2007/8)
Passing Touchdowns	10	Matt Brookes (2007/8)
Rushing Touchdowns	8	Matt Styles, Anders Bengtson (both 2007/8)
Receiving Touchdowns	6	Marc Vincent (2007/8)
Passing yards	771yds	Matt Brookes (2007/8)
Rushing yards	802yds	Matt Styles (2007/8)
Receiving yards	242yds	Steve Leonard (2007/8)
Passing attempts	131	Matt Brookes (2007/8)
Passing completions	56	Matt Brookes (2007/8)
Carries	96	Matt Styles (2007/8)
Receptions	15	Marc Vincent, Steve Leonard (both 2007/8)
Team total rushing attempts	310	2007/8
Team total rushing yards	1818yds	2007/8
Team total passing attempts	140	2007/8
Team total passing yards	788yds	2007/8
Team total Touchdowns	33	2007/8

[edit] Single Game

Total Touchdowns	4	Matt Styles, v Bristol Barracuda 18-11-07
Passing Touchdowns	3	Matt Brookes, v Plymouth Blitz 03-02-08
Rushing Touchdowns	4	Matt Styles, v Bristol Barracuda 18-11-07
Receiving Touchdowns	2	Marc Vincent, @ Cardiff Cobras 10-02-08
Passing yards	205yds	Matt Brookes, @ Southampton Stags 09-03-08
Rushing yards	240yds	Matt Styles, v Bristol Barracuda 18-11-07
Receiving yards	139yds	Steve Leonard, @ Southampton Stags 09-03-08
Passing attempts	25	Matt Brookes, @ Southampton Stags 09-03-08
Passing completions	14	Matt Brookes, @ Southampton Stags 09-03-08
Carries	23	Gareth Booth, v Plymouth Blitz 03-02-08
Receptions	7	Steve Leonard, @ Southampton Stags 09-03-08
Team total rushing attempts	58	v Plymouth Blitz 03-02-08
Team total rushing yards	352yds	v Plymouth Blitz 03-02-08
Team total passing attempts	30	@ Southampton Stags 09-03-08
Team total passing yards	212yds	@ Southampton Stags 09-03-08
Team total Touchdowns	9	v Bristol Barracuda 18-11-07

[edit] Standalone

Longest TD run	70yds	Matt Styles, v Bristol Barracuda 18-11-07
Longest TD pass	67yds	Matt Brookes to Steve Leonard, @ Southampton Stags 09-03-08

[edit] External links

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Southern Conference	Central	Southern	Eastern	Western
	Birmingham Lions	Brighton Tsunami	ARU Phantoms	Bath Killer Bees
	Oxford Cavaliers	Portsmouth Destroyers	Essex Blades	Bristol Barracuda
	Tarannau Aberystwyth	Reading Knights	Greenwich Mariners	Cardiff Cobras
	Warwick Wolves	Royal Holloway Vikings	Hertfordshire Hurricanes	Plymouth Blitz
		Southampton Stags	Kent Falcons	UWE Bullets
		Surrey Stingers	UEA Pirates
Associate members: Buckingham Chilterns {{.}} Liverpool Fury {{.}} Nothumbria Mustangs {{.}} Worcester Cardinals
Predecessor: BCAFL

v • d • e American Football in the United Kingdom
British American Football Association • List of American football teams in the United Kingdom
British American Football League • BritBowl • Boston Trophy
BAFL Premier	Birmingham Bulls • Bristol Aztecs • Coventry Cassidy Jets • East Kilbride Pirates • Farnham Fast Lane Knights • Gateshead Senators • London Blitz • London Olympians
BAFL 1	North: Dundee Hurricanes • Redditch Arrows • South Yorkshire Mustangs • Staffordshire Surge • West Coast Trojans • Yorkshire Rams
	South: Ipswich Cardinals • Kent Exiles • Norwich Devils • Oxford Saints • Southern Sundevils • Sussex Thunder
BAFL 2	North: Chester Romans • Edinburgh Wolves • Glasgow Tigers • Lancashire Wolverines • Manchester Titans • Merseyside Nighthawks
	Central: Hull Hornets • Leicester Falcons • Lincolnshire Bombers • Nottingham Caesars • Shropshire Revolution • Tamworth Phoenix
	Eastern: Bedfordshire Blue Raiders • Cambridgeshire Cats • Milton Keynes City Pathfinders • Peterborough Saxons • Watford Cheetahs
	London & South East: Colchester Gladiators • East Kent Mavericks • Essex Spartans • London Cobras • Maidstone Pumas
	South West: Cornish Sharks • Hampshire Thrashers • Plymouth Admirals • Reading Renegades • South Wales Warriors
British Universities American Football League
Northern	Scottish: GCU Roughriders • Glasgow Tigers • Napier Mavericks • Paisley Pyros • Stirling Clansmen
	North East: Durham Saints • Newcastle Raiders • Sunderland Spartans • UCH Sharks • UT Cougars
	Roses: Huddersfield Hawks • Lancaster Bombers • Leeds Celtics • Sheffield Hallam Warriors • Sheffield Sabres
	Midlands: Derby Braves • Leicester Longhorns • Lincoln Colonials • Loughborough Aces • Nottingham Outlaws • Staffordshire Stallions
Southern	Central: Birmingham Lions • Oxford Cavaliers • Tarannau Aberystwyth • Warwick Wolves
	Southern: Brighton Tsunami • Portsmouth Destroyers • Reading Knights • Royal Holloway Vikings • Southampton Stags • Surrey Stingers
	Eastern: ARU Phantoms • Essex Blades • Greenwich Mariners • Hertfordshire Hurricanes • Kent Falcons • UEA Pirates
	Western: Bath Killer Bees • Bristol Barracuda • Cardiff Cobras • Plymouth Blitz • Bristol Bullets
British Youth American Football Association
National Football League sanctioned events: NFL International Series • American Bowl • London Monarchs • Scottish Claymores