Bullseyes-Tokyo

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Bullseyes-Tokyo
Established1993
Based in Minato, Tokyo
Head coachMitsuru Taisha
League X-League
DivisionCentral
Colors    Blue, White and Red
Website http://www.bullseyes.net/

The Bullseyes-Tokyo are an American football team located in Minato, Tokyo, Japan. They are a member of the X-League.

Contents

Team history

Seasons

X-League Champions (1987–present)Division ChampionsFinal Stage/Semifinals BerthWild Card /First Stage Berth
SeasonLeagueDivisionRegular SeasonPost Season ResultsAwardsHead coaches
FinishWinsLossesTies
2009X1Central6th070Lost 2nd stage relegation match (All Mitsubishi) 0-24
Lost 2nd stage relegation match (Fuji Xerox) 10-14
Won X1-X2 replacement match (Dentsu) 13-7
2010X1East5th170Lost 2nd stage relegation match (Nihon Unisys) 6-42
Lost 2nd stage relegation match (Tokyo Gas) 0-31
2011X1East5th160Won 2nd stage relegation match (Nihon Unisys) 17-14
Lost 2nd stage relegation match (Tokyo Gas) 14-28
2012X1East6th160Lost 2nd stage relegation match (Tokyo Gas)14-36
Lost 2nd stage relegation match (at All Mitsubishi) 0-12
Lost X1-X2 replacement match (Tokyo MPD) 6-9 OT
Mitsuru Taisha
2013X2Central2nd520Won X2 Semi-finals match (Sony) 21-14Mitsuru Taisha
2014X2East2nd420Lost X2 Semi-finals match (Fuji Xerox) 0-17Mitsuru Taisha
2015X2East1st500Won X2-X1 promotion match (Fuji Xerox)Mitsuru Taisha
2016X1Central6th270Lost X1-X2 replacement match (at Fuji Xerox) 7-27Mitsuru Taisha
2017X2Central1st520Lost X2-X1 Promotion match (Bulls Football Club) 20-31Mitsuru Taisha
2018X2Central1st520Mitsuru Taisha
2019X1 AreaCentral4th550Mitsuru Taisha
2020X1 AreaEast4th120Mitsuru Taisha
2021X1 AreaCentral3rd150Won X1 Area-X2 Relegation match (Club Hawkeye) 21-16Kazuhiro Takemoto
2022X1 Area8th180Won X1 Area-X2 Relegation match (Blue Thunders) 17-3Kazuhiro Takemoto
Total(2009–2022, includes only regular season)
(2009–2022, includes only playoffs)
(2009–2022, includes both regular season and playoffs)

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