BritBowl

The BritBowl is the championship game of the British American Football Association Community Leagues, and formerly the British American Football League (BAFL) in the United Kingdom. It is the most prestigious of the league's three bowl games that constitute BritBowl Weekend. Only teams in the Premier Division of BAFL are eligible to compete in BritBowl. The lower divisions have their own championship games.

To mark its 20th anniversary, Roman numerals were introduced to identify the game. The 2006 Championship became known as BritBowl XX. The previous nineteen championship games were redesignated as BritBowl I to BritBowl XIX respectively.

Since BritBowl XX the winning team has been presented with the Boston Trophy. The current champions are the London Warriors, who defeated the Tamworth Phoenix 48-34 in BritBowl XXII on 8th September 2018.

BritBowl Championships

BritBowlYearDateWinning TeamResultLosing TeamVenueMVP
XXXII 2018 8 September 2018 *London Warriors 48–34 Tamworth Phoenix John Charles Centre for Sport, Leeds Raymond Sobowale
XXXI 2017 26 August 2017 *Tamworth Phoenix 34-28 London Blitz Sixways Stadium, Worcester Patrick Daley
XXX 2016 27 August 2016 *London Warriors 36-15 London Blitz Sixways Stadium, Worcester Dwayne Watson
XXIX 2015 5 September 2015 *London Warriors 20-19 London Blitz Allianz Park, London Ian Jacquet
XXVIII 2014 14 September 2014 *London Warriors 10-8 London Blitz John Charles Centre for Sport, Leeds Samuel Obi
XXVII 2013 5 October 2013 *London Warriors 26-23 London Blitz John Charles Centre for Sport, Leeds Romaine Jackson
XXVI 2012 26 August 2012 *London Blitz 37-21 London Warriors Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield Fred Boyle
XXV 2011 24 September 2011 *London Blitz 18-0 London Warriors Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, London Fred Boyle
XXIV 2010 18 September 2010 *London Blitz 34-20 Coventry Cassidy Jets Sixways Stadium, Worcester Pete Sochart
XXIII 2009 27 September 2009 *London Blitz 26-7 Coventry Cassidy Jets Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster Gareth Dauley
XXII 2008 21 September 2008 *Coventry Cassidy Jets 33-32 London Blitz Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster Dax Michelena
XXI 2007 23 September 2007 *London Blitz 14-6 Coventry Cassidy Jets Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield Lennox Johnson
XX 2006 *London Olympians 45-30 London Blitz Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield Michael Andrew
XIX 2005 *London O's 21-19 Personal Assurance Knights Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield Jermaine Allen
XVIII 2004 *Personal Assurance Knights 28-14 London O's Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield Jon Wyse
XVII 2003 *London O's 35-7 East Kilbride Pirates Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield Warren Keen
XVI 2002 *London O's 42-15 Personal Assurance Knights Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield Clive Palumbo
XV 2001 *London O's 37-20 East Kilbride Pirates Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield
XIV 2000 *London O's 34-26 Birmingham Bulls Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield
XIII 1999 *London O's 9-6 Birmingham Bulls Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
XII 1998 *London O's 20-0 Sussex Thunder Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
XI 1997 Redbridge Fire 26-7 Nottingham Caesars Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
X 1996 Leicester Panthers 10-6 Milton Keynes Pioneers Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
IX 1995 Birmingham Bulls 34-30 London O's Norman Green Stadium, Solihull
VIII 1994 *Streatham Olympians 24-23 Birmingham Bulls Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
VII 1993 Bournemouth Buccaneers 42-34 Bedford Bombardiers Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
VI 1992 Clydesdale Colts 30-26 Farnham Knights Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
V 1991 London Capitals 52-7 Clydesdale Colts Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
IV 1990 Ipswich Cardinals 34-22 Clydesdale Colts Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
III 1989 Norwich Devils 18-9 Ipswich Cardinals Moorways Stadium, Derby
II 1988 Woking Generals 20-14 Mersey Centurions Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
I 1987 Mersey Centurions 20-16 Leicester Huntsmen Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester Jeffrey Kelly

* denotes British Champion

Note:
Undesignated, 1987–1988
National Division, 1989–1993
Division 1, 1994–1998
Division 1 National, 1999
Division 1, 2000–2006
Premier Division, 2007

Lower Division Championships

YearBowlChampionResult (Opponent)Venue
2012Division 1Sussex ThunderWon 10-07 (West Coast Trojans)Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield
Division 2Sheffield PredatorsWon 39-33 OT (Peterborough Saxons)
2011Division 1East Kilbride PiratesWon 62-23 (Leicester Falcons)Crystal Palace National Athletics Stadium, London
Division 2South Wales WarriorsWon 48-20 (West Coast Trojans)
2010Division 1Tamworth PhoenixWon 35-14 (East Kilbride Pirates)Sixways Stadium, Worcester
Division 2London OlympiansWon 35-13 (Manchester Titans)
2009Division 1London CobrasWon 8-0 (East Kilbride Pirates)Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster
Division 2Leicester FalconsWon 33-32 (Colchester Gladiators)
2008Division 1Sussex ThunderWon 20-18 4OT (Redditch Arrows)Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield
Division 2London CobrasWon 30-6 (Tamworth Phoenix)
2007Division 1Farnham MH KnightsWon 47-7 (Ipswich Cardinals)
Division 2Norwich DevilsWon 26-12 (Dundee Hurricanes)
2006Division 1ACoventry Cassidy JetsWon 52-20 (Bristol Aztecs)
Division 2Dominos Oxford SaintsWon 29-28 (West Coast Trojans)
2005Division 1ABristol AztecsWon 7-0 (Chiltern Cheetahs)
Division 2Coventry JetsWon 30-26 (Kent Exiles)
2004Division 1ASouthern SundevilsWon 32-0 (Bristol Aztecs)
Division 2Doncaster MustangsWon 32-16 (Chiltern Cheetahs)
2003Division 2Bristol AztecsWon 32-15 (Nottingham Caesars)
2002Division 2Norwich DevilsWon 17-14 (ASAP Yorkshire Rams)
2001Division 2Ipswich CardinalsWon 47-15 (Norwich Devils)
2000Division 2Personal Assurance KnightsWon 41-7 (Ipswich Cardinals)
1999Division 1 (Regional)Gateshead SenatorsWon 7-2 (Bristol Aztecs)Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
Division 2Chester RomansWon 24-22 (Tiger Bay Warriors)
1998Division 2Southern SundevilsWon 22-16 (Lancashire Wolverines)
1997Division 2Bristol AztecsWon 27-6 (Chiltern Cheetahs)
1996Division 2London O'sWon 32-7 (Birmingham Bulls)
Division 3Winchester RiflesWon 48-0 (Redditch Arrows)
1995Division 2Cambridge CatsWon 28-14 (Plymouth Admirals)Norman Green Stadium, Solihull
Division 3Oxford SaintsWon 14-6 (Gwent Mustangs)
1994Division 2Milton Keynes PioneersWon 18-6 (Bedford Bombardiers)Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
Division 3Cambridge CatsWon 25-14 (Crawley Raiders)
Division 4London Olympians IIWon 48-6 (Trent Valley Warriors)
1993Premier DivisionTiptree TitansWon 17-9 (Croydon Kings)
First DivisionLincoln SaintsWon 51-14 (Redbridge Fire)
1992Premier DivisionMerseyside NighthawksWon 23-20 (Crawley Raiders)Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
First DivisionTiptree TitansWon 20-6 (Bath Gladiators)
1991Premier DivisionPlymouth AdmiralsWon 26-16 (Sutton Coalfield Royals)Saffron Lane Stadium, Leicester
First DivisionGlasgow CyclonesWon 30-21 (Basildon Chiefs)
1990Premier DivisionDuchy DestroyersWon 31-19 (Cumbria Cougars)
First DivisionBarnsley BearsWon 40-34 (Barracudas)
1989Premier DivisionKingston Thames PiratesWon 66-8 (Redditch Arrows)Moorways Stadium, Derby
First DivisionRugby RollersWon 27-23 (Duchy Destroyers)
Note:
There were no lower divisions prior to 1989

BritBowl Appearances

NumTeamWL%Notes
11London Olympians920.8186 wins & 2 losses as London O's
12London Blitz570.417
7London Warriors520.714
4Farnham MH Knights130.2501 win & 2 losses as Personal Assurance Knights
4Coventry Cassidy Jets130.250
4Birmingham Bulls130.250
3Clydesdale Colts120.333
2Tamworth Phoenix110.500
2Ipswich Cardinals110.500
2Mersey Centurions110.500
2East Kilbride Pirates020.000

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

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

Lower Division Championship Appearances

NumTeamWL%Notes
6Bristol Aztecs330.500
3Norwich Devils210.667
3Ipswich Cardinals120.333
3East Kilbride Pirates120.333
3Chiltern Cheetahs030.000
2Cambridge Cats201.000
2Coventry Cassidy Jets201.0001 win as Coventry Jets
2Farnham MH Knights201.0001 win as Personal Assurance Knights
2London Olympians201.0001 win as London O's & 1 win as London Olympians II
2Southern Sundevils201.000
2Sussex Thunder201.000
2Tiptree Titans201.000
2Duchy Destroyers110.500
2Plymouth Admirals110.500
2Crawley Raiders020.000
2Redditch Arrows020.000

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, Rugby Rollers, South Wales Warriors, 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, Dundee Hurricanes, Gwent Mustangs, Kent Exiles, Lancashire Wolverines, Nottingham Caesars, Redbridge Fire, Sutton Coalfield Royals, Tiger Bay Warriors, Trent Valley Warriors

See also

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