British Universities American Football League

British Universities American Football League

BUAFL logo
Sport	American football
Founded	2007
Divisions	3 with a total of 14 conferences
No. of teams	83 (2022–23 season)
Country	United Kingdom
Most recent champion(s)	Premier: UWE Bullets Division 1: Filton College Pride Division 2: Liverpool University Raptors & Bournemouth University Bobcats

The British Universities American Football League (BUAFL) is an American football league contested by university teams in the United Kingdom as part of the British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) organisation. The league was formed by the British American Football Association (BAFA), the national governing body of American football in the UK, in 2007 as the successor to the British Collegiate American Football League, after BAFA withdrew its recognition of the British Student American Football Association which ran that league. ^{[1] [2]} The BUAFL has been credited with reviving interest in American football in the UK. ^[3]

From 2008, the BUAFL was officially associated with the National Football League (NFL), through its partner organisation NFL UK. ^[4] In 2012, BUAFL's league and teams were absorbed into BUCS after American football became an official BUCS sport. ^[5] Over the period 2007 to 2014, the BUAFL grew from 42 teams and 2,460 participants to 75 teams and over 4,100 people involved. ^[6]

League structure

Over the course of the regular season, each team in the Premier and Tier 1 plays between eight regular season games. Each team plays everyone in their division twice; once home and once away. For the 2016/17 season, Tier 2 is broken down into six conferences, five of seven teams and one (South East) of eight; teams in Tier 2 play a six-game season (seven in the South East division), playing each other only once. ^[7]

Current structure

The latest structure for the BUAFL system was announced by BUCS on 26 August 2016. It consists of two Premier divisions, six regional Tier 1 divisions and six regional Tier 2 divisions. ^[7] This differs from the standard BUCS structure of five geographical regions below Premier level. ^[8] The Premier and Tier 1 divisions are considered to be of "high performance" by the BAFA and BUCS. The teams allocated to each division at the start of the 2023–2024 season were:

Premier Divisions

North	South
Durham Saints Nottingham Gold Leeds Beckett Carnegie Newcastle Raiders Loughborough Students	Birmingham Lions Cardiff Cobras SGS Pride UWE Bullets Portsmouth Destroyers

Saints

Gold

Carnegie

Raiders

Students

Lions

Cobras

Pride

Bullets

Destroyers

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Premier North teams (red), Premier South teams (blue)

Tier 1 Divisions

Scottish	Northern	Midlands
Edinburgh Napier Knights Stirling Clansmen Edinburgh Mavericks Glasgow Tigers Aberdeen Bulls Heriot-Watt Wolverines	Manchester Tyrants MMU Eagles Hull Sharks Liverpool Raptors Leeds Gryphons Liverpool John Moores Fury	Warwick Wolves NTU Renegades Sheffield Hallam Warriors Leicester Longhorns Coventry Jets
Southern	South East	South West
Oxford Lancers Royal Holloway Bears Brunel Burners Hertfordshire Hurricanes Reading Knights	UEA Pirates Essex Blades Kent Falcons QMBL Vipers King's College Regents	Southampton Stags Bournemouth Bobcats Exeter Demons Bristol Barracuda Bath Killer Bees

Knights

Clansmen

Mavericks

Tigers

Bulls

Wolverines

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Tier 1 Scottish teams

Tyrants

Eagles

Sharks

Raptors

Gryphons

Fury

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Tier 1 Northern teams

Wolves

Renegades

Warriors

Longhorns

Jets

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Tier 1 Midlands teams

Hurricanes

Lancers

Knights

Pirates

Blades

Falcons

Stags

Bobcats

Demons

Barracuda

Killer Bees

Bears

London teams:
Burners
Regents
Vipers

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Tier 1 South West teams (red), Tier 1 Southern teams (blue), Tier 1 South East teams (yellow)

Regents

Vipers

Burners

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London teams

Tier 2 Divisions

Northern A	Northern B	Midlands
Staffordshire Stallions Bangor Mud Dogs Edge Hill Vikings Keele Crusaders Lancaster Bombers UCLAN Rams	Northumbria Mustangs Bradford Bears Sheffield Sabres Sunderland Spartans York Centurions YSJ Jaguars	ARU Siege Cambridge Pythons Derby Braves DMU Lions Lincoln Colonials Nottingham Green
Southern	South Western	South Eastern
OBU Panthers Chichester Spitfires Sussex Saxons Brighton Panthers Surrey Stingers Solent Redhawks	Swansea Titans Tarannau Aberystwyth Bath Spa Bulldogs Gloucester Gladiators Plymouth Blitz UWE Pellets Worcester Royals	Canterbury Chargers Imperial Immortals City College Wolfpack UCL Emporers Kingston Cougars Greenwich Mariners

Earlier structures

The first two full seasons of BUCS American Football preserved the single tier, eight conference structure inherited from BUAFL. In 2014–15, this was changed to a two tier system with the formation of two Premier divisions (North and South), each of five teams. The eight regional conferences, slightly reorganised (in particular, the small Scottish conference became the more balanced Borders conference, including teams from northern England) to contain 8 or 9 teams each, became the second tier. At the same time the Championship was reduced to the top two teams from each Premier division and the Challenge trophy was replaced with cup competitions for North and South Tier 1 divisional winners, with the winners being promoted to the appropriate Premier division. ^[8]

For the 2015–16 season, the league was split in three tiers. The premier remained organised into North and South, although the top four (of five) in each division now entered the Championship playoff, with the fifth being relegated. The second tier contained 6 geographic division, three Northern (Scottish North, Northern and Midlands) and three Southern (Western, South and Southeastern). The Trophy playoffs took the top two from each division plus the top two remaining teams with the best record from the northern and southern regions, the playoffs were structured with a "northern semi-final" and a "southern semi-final", with the semi-final winners promoted to the respective Premier division regardless of the result in the final. The third tier was organised into 8 divisions, four Northern (Scottish North, Northern, Midlands and North Midlands) and four Southern (Western, South, Southeastern and London). ^{[8] [9]} The major change for the 2016–17 season was the reduction to six divisions (and a consequent increase in the number of teams per division) in the third tier (Tier 2), although not fully matching the geographical regions in the second tier (Tier 1). ^[7]

2021-22 regular season standings

Championship qualification is shaded in green, and relegation is shaded in red; position in the Championship bracket is based on final positions in the two divisions. League position is based on number of points scored, with 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie and 0 points for a loss

Premier North [10]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
University of Nottingham	7	1	0	0.875	309	72	14
Leeds Beckett Carnegie	6	2	0	0.750	239	163	12
Durham Saints	5	3	0	0.625	207	147	10
Stirling Clansmen	2	6	0	0.250	93	239	4
Leeds Gryphons	0	8	0	0.000	10	237	-2 [11]

Premier South [12]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
UWE Bullets	8	0	0	1.000	417	0	16
Birmingham Lions	6	2	0	0.750	204	143	12
Cardiff Cobras	3	5	0	0.375	117	239	6
UEA Pirates	2	6	0	0.250	80	229	4
Swansea Titans	1	7	0	0.125	26	233	0

2018-19 Regular Season Standings

Championship qualification is shaded in green, and relegation is shaded in red; position in the Championship bracket is based on final positions in the two divisions. League position is based on number of points scored, with 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie and 0 points for a loss

Premier North [13]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
University of Nottingham	8	0	0	1.000	204	42	16
Leeds Beckett Carnegie	5	3	0	0.625	194	130	10
Durham Saints	4	4	0	0.500	152	113	8
Stirling Clansmen	3	5	0	0.375	138	159	6
Derby Braves	0	8	0	0.000	33	277	0

Premier South [14]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
UWE Bullets	6	2	0	0.750	212	134	12
Swansea Titans	5	3	0	0.625	174	119	10
Birmingham Lions	5	3	0	0.625	198	190	10
Hertfordshire Hurricanes	3	4	0	0.429	155	144	6
Portsmouth Destroyers	0	7	0	0.000	46	198	0

2017–18 Final Standings

Championship qualification is shaded in green, and relegation is shaded in red; position in the Championship bracket is based on final positions in the two divisions. League position is based on number of points scored, with 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie and 0 points for a loss

Premier North [15]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Durham Saints	7	0	0	1.000	190	63	14
Stirling Clansmen	4	3	0	0.571	174	117	8
Leeds Beckett	4	4	0	0.500	124	164	8
Derby Braves	3	5	0	0.375	167	140	6
Loughborough Students	1	7	0	0.125	46	217	2

Premier South [14]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Birmingham Lions	7	1	0	0.875	276	156	14
Hertfordshire Hurricanes	6	2	0	0.750	205	133	12
Swansea Titans	3	3	0	0.500	180	121	16
Portsmouth Destroyers	2	4	0	0.333	104	133	4
Bath Killer Bees	0	8	0	0.000	68	290	0

2016–17 Final Standings

Championship qualification is shaded in green, and relegation is shaded in red; position in the Championship bracket is based on final positions in the two divisions. League position is based on number of points scored, with 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie and 0 points for a loss

Premier North [16]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Stirling Clansmen	6	2	0	0.750	204	122	12
Loughborough Students	6	2	0	0.750	95	86	12
Derby Braves	4	4	0	0.500	142	180	8
Durham Saints	3	5	0	0.375	88	38	6 [17]
Nottingham Trent Renegades	1	7	0	0.125	74	167	2

Premier South [18]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Hertfordshire Hurricanes	7	1	0	0.875	206	91	14
Birmingham Lions	5	3	0	0.625	175	114	10
Swansea Titans	5	3	0	0.625	159	138	10
Bath Killer Bees	2	6	0	0.375	83	135	4
Kingston Cougars	1	7	0	0.125	90	149	2

2015–16 Final Standings

Championship qualification is shaded in green, and relegation is shaded in red; position in the Championship bracket is based on final positions in the two divisions. League position is based on number of points scored, with 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie and 0 points for a loss

Premier North [19]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Stirling Clansmen	8	0	0	1.000	268	88	16
Durham Saints	5	2	0	0.714	189	132	10 [20]
Derby Braves	4	4	0	0.500	144	163	8
Loughborough Students	2	6	0	0.250	104	160	10
Hallam Warriors	0	7	0	0.000	62	224	0 [20]

Premier South [21]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Birmingham Lions	8	0	0	1.000	232	45	16
Hertfordshire Hurricanes	5	3	0	0.625	190	109	10
Kingston Cougars	4	4	0	0.500	102	134	8
Bath Killer Bees	3	5	0	0.375	143	163	6
Imperial Immortals	0	8	0	0.000	46	262	0

2014–15 Final Standings

Championship qualification is shaded in green, and relegation is shaded in red; position in the Championship bracket is based on final positions in the two divisions. League position is based on number of points scored, with 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie and 0 points for a loss

Premier North [22]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Durham Saints	7	1	0	0.875	233	119	14
Stirling Clansmen	6	2	0	0.750	271	68	12
Loughborough Students	5	3	0	0.625	178	150	10
Derby Braves	1	7	0	0.125	68	211	2
Sheffield Sabres	1	7	0	0.125	60	262	0 [23]

Premier South [24]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Birmingham Lions	7	1	0	0.875	259	30	14
Hertfordshire Hurricanes	7	1	0	0.875	275	56	14
Bath Killer Bees	4	4	0	0.500	140	170	8
Imperial Immortals	2	6	0	0.250	50	133	2 [25]
Brighton Tsunami	0	8	0	0.000	15	350	0

2013–14 Final Standings

Championship qualification is shaded in green, and Plate qualification is shaded in orange. Seeding is based on number of points scored, with 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie and 0 points for a loss

Saltire (Scottish) [26]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Stirling Clansmen	8	0	0	1.000	622	13	16
Glasgow Tigers	5	3	0	0.625	176	264	10
Edinburgh Predators	4	4	0	0.500	130	201	8
Edinburgh Napier Knights	3	5	0	0.375	125	244	6
UWS Pyros	0	8	0	0.000	42	373	0
Big North Western (BNWC) [27]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Sheffield Sabres	7	1	0	0.875	197	61	14
Derby Braves	7	1	0	0.875	320	42	14
Hallam Warriors	7	1	0	0.875	274	96	14
LJMU Fury	6	2	0	0.750	246	129	12
UCLan Rams	5	3	0	0.625	254	90	10
Bangor MudDogs	3	5	0	0.375	140	208	6
MMU Eagles	3	5	0	0.375	121	193	6
Lancaster Bombers	3	5	0	0.375	174	294	6
Staffordshire Stallions	2	6	0	0.250	140	229	4
Manchester Tyrants	0	7	0	0.000	61	200	0
Keele Crusaders	0	7	0	0.000	6	386	0
North Eastern (NEC) [28]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Durham Saints	7	0	0	1.000	316	41	14
Sunderland Spartans	7	1	0	.875	229	115	14
Leeds Carnegie	6	2	0	.750	135	59	12
Hull Sharks	6	2	0	.750	155	87	12
Newcastle Raiders	5	3	0	.625	140	134	10
York Centurions	4	4	0	.500	140	215	8
Northumbria Mustangs	3	5	0	.375	104	114	6
Huddersfield Hawks	2	5	0	.286	146	144	4
Leeds Celtics	2	6	0	.250	100	162	4
Bradford Bears	1	7	0	.125	42	187	2
Teesside Cougars	0	8	0	.000	69	312	0
Midlands Athletics (MAC) [29]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Birmingham Lions	8	0	0	1.000	206	21	16
Loughborough Students	7	1	0	.875	340	76	14
NTU Renegades	6	2	0	.750	214	117	12
Nottingham	4	4	0	.500	122	99	8
Warwick Wolves	4	4	0	.500	193	145	8
Coventry Jets	3	4	0	.429	149	190	6
DMU Falcons	3	5	0	.375	87	176	6
Worcester Royals	3	5	0	.375	77	213	6
Lincoln Colonials	3	4	0	.429	52	113	6
Wolverhampton Wildcats	1	6	0	.143	58	153	2

South Western Athletics (SWAC) [30]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Bath Killer Bees	7	0	0	1.000	253	47	14
UWE Bullets	6	1	0	.857	211	65	12
Swansea Titans	6	1	0	.857	288	88	12
Exeter Demons	4	3	0	.571	198	175	8
Gloucester Gladiators	3	4	0	.429	63	97	6
Cardiff Cobras	2	3	0	.400	81	86	4
Plymouth Blitz	1	3	0	.250	56	141	2
Tarannau Aberystwyth	1	5	0	.166	88	127	2
Bristol Barracuda	1	6	0	.143	89	210	2
Bath Spa Bulldogs	0	5	0	.000	13	322	0
Oyster Card (London) [31]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Imperial Immortals	8	0	0	1.000	145	36	16
Kingston Cougars	7	1	0	.875	186	21	14
Royal Holloway Bears	6	2	0	.750	228	82	12
Brunel Burners	5	3	0	.625	224	80	10
King's College Regents	4	4	0	.500	87	141	8
Greenwich Mariners	3	5	0	.375	97	172	6
Westminster Dragons	1	6	0	.143	60	142	2
London City Sentinels	0	8	0	.000	24	320	0
LSBU Spartans	1	6	0	.143	38	106	−2**
South Coast (SCC) [32]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Brighton Tsunami	8	0	0	1.000	236	40	16
Southampton Stags	7	1	0	.875	236	48	14
Portsmouth Destroyers	6	2	0	.750	197	47	12
Surrey Stingers	5	3	0	.625	82	106	10
OBU Panthers	4	4	0	.500	96	103	8
Reading Knights	2	5	0	.286	86	155	4
Solent Redhawks	2	6	0	.250	209	217	4
Sussex Saxons	1	6	0	.143	102	218	2
Oxford Lancers	0	8	0	.000	31	294	0
South Central (SCC) [33]
Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Pts
Hertfordshire Hurricanes	8	0	0	1.000	384	6	16
Cambridge Pythons	7	1	0	.875	243	67	14
Kent Falcons	5	2	0	.714	122	65	10
UEA Pirates	5	3	0	.625	142	65	10
Northampton Nemesis	4	3	0	.571	129	158	8
BNU Buccaneers	3	5	0	.375	67	143	6
Canterbury Chargers	1	6	0	.143	46	180	2
Anglia Ruskin Rhinos	1	7	0	.125	42	224	2
Essex Blades	0	7	0	.000	13	270	0

National Championship Games

Season	Winning team		Losing team		notes
2007–2008	Southampton Stags	54	Staffordshire Stallions	20
2008–2009	Birmingham Lions	42	Newcastle Raiders	2
2009–2010	Birmingham Lions	27	Loughborough Aces	16
2010–2011	Portsmouth Destroyers	20	Birmingham Lions	19
2011–2012	Hertfordshire Hurricanes	37	Birmingham Lions	19
2012–2013 [34]	Birmingham Lions	17	Hertfordshire Hurricanes	13
2013–2014 [35]	Stirling Clansmen	20	Birmingham Lions	15
2014–2015 [36]	Stirling Clansmen	46	Hertfordshire Hurricanes	6
2015–2016 [37]	Birmingham Lions	19	Stirling Clansmen	13
2016–2017	Stirling Clansmen	10	Durham Saints	7	MVP: SC QB Andres Donat
2017–2018 [38]	Durham Saints	17	Derby Braves	6
2018-2019 [39]	Leeds Beckett Carnegie	57	Hertfordshire Hurricanes	13	MVP: LBC S Tyler Broad
2021-2022	UWE Bullets	28	Nottingham Gold	21	MVP: UWE CB Brian Peavy

Challenge Trophy/Divisional Cups/National Trophy

The Challenge Trophy was replaced by the two Divisional Cups for the transitional 2014–15 season, which were replaced in turn by the National Trophy from 2015 to 2016.

Season	Winning team		Losing team		Notes
2008–2009	Bath Killer Bees	13	Sheffield Hallam Warriors	8
2009–2010	Greenwich Mariners	12	Stirling Clansmen	0
2010–2011	Cardiff Cobras	20	UCH Sharks	0
2011–2012	Sheffield Sabres	25	Bath Killer Bees	8
2012–2013 [40]	NTU Renegades	42	Southampton Stags	28	MVP: NTU QB Danny Miller
2013–2014 [41]	Swansea Titans	38	Royal Holloway Bears	12	MVP: ST QB Simon George
2014–15 (North) [42]	Sheffield Hallam Warriors	26	Glasgow Tigers	6	Sheffield Hallam promoted to Premier North
2014–15 (South) [43]	Kingston Cougars	42	Surrey Stingers	9	Kingston promoted to Premier South
2015–2016 [44]	Swansea Titans	21	NTU Renegades	16	Swansea promoted to Premier South, NTU promoted to Premier North
2016–2017 [45]	Leeds Beckett Carnegie	28	Portsmouth Destroyers	7	MVP: LBC QB Chris Winrow, Carnegie promoted to Premier North, Portsmouth promoted to Premier South
2017–2018	Nottingham	43	UWE Bullets	0	Nottingham promoted to Premier North, UWE promoted to Premier South
2018-2019 [46]	Coventry Jets	26	UEA Pirates	0	Coventry promoted to Premier North, UEA Promoted to Premier South

League MVP

MVP awards have been given out sporadically at best.

Season	League MVP	Offensive MVP	Defensive MVP
2008–2009		Tristan Varney (Birmingham Lions)	Ed Butcher (Southampton Stags)
2009–2010	David Saul (Sheffield Hallam Warriors)	Tristan Varney (Birmingham Lions)	Ed Butcher (Solent Redhawks)
2010–2011		Adam Hope (Loughborough Aces)	Russ Waddell (Bristol Barracuda)
2011–2012	Joe Thompson (Hertfordshire Hurricanes)
2012–2013	Dan Conroy (Birmingham Lions)
2022-2023	K.K. Brooks (Penn Quakers)

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External links

• Official BUAFL Website