The Complete List of Britball teams - Ba to Bk

Britball Teams - I to K

ILFORD BLACKHAWKS

Based: Valentines Park, Ilford
Career Record: 0-12-0
Colours: Black shirts, black pants with red numbers with white edging (red and white striping on the pants) and red helmets with black face cages
Honours: None
Website: No

1986 BAFL Anglo Division Southern Conference 0-10-0
1985 did not compete
1984 Merit Table 0-2-0

Team Notes: London based side who started playing in 1984. Skipped the 1985 season before re-emerging in 1986 in the BAFL where they lost all 10 games in the regular season. Merged with the City Raiders to form the City Blackhawks.

INVERCLYDE COMETS

Based: Battery Park, Greenock (also played at Ravenscraig Stadium, Greenock)
Career Record: 12-26-0
Colours: Blue/White/Red
Website: http://strathclydestallions.freeservers.com
Honours: Conference champions 1988

1989 CGL Crown National Division Scottish Conference 0-8-0
1988 Budweiser League Division One Scottish Conference 8-2-0*
1988 CAFL 0-10-0
1987 Budweiser League Division One Scottish Conference 3-5-0

Team Notes: Merged with the Johnstone Crusaders in 1987. Scottish side who competed between 1987 and 1989. Started in the Bud League where in 1988 they made the playoffs, losing 56-27 at Ipswich in the semi-finals. Folded at the end of a poor 1989 season in CGL.

INVERCLYDE SHARKS

Based: ?, Scotland
Career Record: 2-3-0
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

2002 BYAFA Scottish Northern Conference 2-3-0

Team notes: Youth Kitted side that posted a 2-3-0 record in the Northern Conference of the BYAFA Scottish league in the 2002 season (their first season).

INVERNESS BLITZ

Based: Bught Park Stadium, Inverness, Scotland
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Junior flag side from Inverness who started playing in 1999.

INVERNESS BULLDOGS

Based: Bught Park Stadium, Inverness, Scotland
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Junior flag side from Inverness who started playing in the inaugural Ness Flag Football League in 2001. More info will be added after the current season which is in progress.

INVERNESS INDIANS

Based: Bught Park Stadium, Inverness, Scotland
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Junior flag side from Inverness who started playing in the inaugural Ness Flag Football League in 2001. More info will be added after the current season which is in progress.

INVERNESS PANTHERS

Based: Bught Park Stadium, Inverness, Scotland
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Junior flag side from Inverness who started playing in the inaugural Ness Flag Football League in 2001. More info will be added after the current season which is in progress.

INVERNESS ROCKETS

Based: Bught Park Stadium, Inverness, Scotland
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Junior flag side from Inverness who started playing in the inaugural Ness Flag Football League in 2001. More info will be added after the current season which is in progress.

INVICTA EAGLES

Based: Southpark, Maidstone (also played at Anchorians RFC, Gillingham)
Career Record: 33-49-1
Colours: White and green
Website: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/itsgood
Honours: Conference champions 1995

1997 BSL Division Two South Eastern Conference 1-9-0
1996 BSL Division Two Southern Conference 0-10-0
1995 BAFA Division Three Southern Conference 8-2-0*
1994 BAFA Division Three South Eastern Conference 1-9-0
1993 BNGL First Division South Eastern Conference 7-3-0
1992 BNGL First Division Southern Conference 7-2-1*
1991 BNGL First Division South Eastern Conference 5-5-0
1990 BNGL First Division South Eastern Conference 3-7-0

Team Notes: Competed as the Maidstone M-20s in the BNGL in 1989. Played between 1990 and 1997, making playoffs in 1992 and 1995.

IPSWICH CARDINALS

Based: Northgate International Stadium, Sidegate Lane West, Ipswich, Suffolk (also played at Gainsborough Sports Ground, Ipswich and also at Ipswich YMCA, Rushmere Road 1990 and 1991. Juniors played at Westbourne High School, Marlow Road, Ipswich in 1992)
Career Record (senior kitted): 112-72-3
Colours: Blue/White/Red
Website: http://homepages.go.com/~ipswichcardinals/index.html
Honours: BNGL National champions 1990. BNGL National runners-up 1989. UKAFL runners-up 1987. BSL Division Two champions 2001. BSL Division Two runners-up 2000. Conference champions 2000, 1990, 1988, 1987

Senior Kitted

2003 BSL Division One Southern Conference 4-4-0*
2002 BSL Division One Southern Conference 6-4-0*
2001 BSL Division Two Southern Conference 5-2-1*
2000 BSL Division Two Eastern Conference 8-0-0*
1999 BSL Division One Eastern Conference 2-6-0
1998 BSL Division One South Eastern Conference 2-8-0
1997 BSL Division One South Eastern & Midlands Conference 4-6-0
1996 BSL Division Three South Eastern Conference 8-2-0*
1995 BAFA Division Three East Midlands Conference 3-7-0
1994 BAFA Division Two South Eastern Conference 1-9-0
1993 BNGL National Division Midlands Conference 5-5-0
1992 BNGL National Division South/East Midlands Conference 5-5-0
1991 BNGL National Division South Eastern Conference 6-2-1*
1990 BNGL National Division South Eastern Conference 9-1-0*
1989 BNGL National Division Southern Conference 7-2-1*
1988 Budweiser League Division One Eastern Conference 9-1-0*
1987 UKAFL Southern B Conference 12-0-0*

Youth Kitted

1992 BYAFA Southern Conference 7-0-0* Lost quarter-final 22-6 to Southend Sabres
1991 BYAFA Eastern Conference 2^nd* Lost quarter-final 23-0 at London Capitals
1990 BYAFA Anglian Conference 4^th

Youth Flag

1997 JGL Eastern Conference 0-6-0

Youth Two Touch

1988 JAFL East Anglian Conference 4-3-1

Team Notes: Ever present since 1987. Played their first game in 1986, a 12-12 tie with the Stevenage Aerostars. Tremendously successful for their first 5 years reaching 4 finals winning 1 (1990 BNGL First Division title). As a result of their 1990 successful they became GB’s representatives in the 1991Eurobowl competition. Their biggest achievement to date. Alas they were soundly beaten 51-0 by the French team Aix-en-Provence Argonauts in the second round. Reached the BSL Division Two final in 2000. Have also run youth flag, two touch and kitted sides over the years from 1988 to 1997. Won the Division Two bowl in 2001 with a 47-15 win over East Anglian rivals Norwich. Promoted to Division One in 2002, where they reached the quarter-finals in their first season. In 2003, improved again and defeated the PA Knights in the wild-card game in the playoffs before losing to the East Kilbride Pirates 12-7 away from home in the semi-finals.

Youth team formed in 1990, but they split from the Cardinals midway through the 1992 season after a series of rows between the management teams. They became known as the Ipswich Phantoms in 1993.

IPSWICH IMPERIALS

Based: Ipswich, Suffolk
Career Record: 1-7-0
Colours: White pants, maroon shirts
Website: No
Honours: None

1987 JAFL Eastern Conference 1-7-0

Team Notes: Competed in the 1987 Youth Two Touch league Eastern conference registering just one regular season victory.

IPSWICH PHANTOMS

Based: Ipswich, Suffolk
Career Record: no matches played
Colours: Gold pants, blue shirts with gold trim (Away shirts gold with blue trim)
Website: No
Honours: None

1993 BYAFA Anglian Conference - did not start season

Team Notes: After a series of rows between the Ipswich Cardinals and their Junior set up, the two management teams never patched their differences, with both Head Coaches being proud men, and at the end of the 92' season, at the end of season celebration for winning the division, it was decided that the juniors would change it's name to reflect the association with the Bentwaters Phantoms, who a large amount of kit had been acquired from aswell as the coaches and players that had joined the team from the base, from the inception in 1990. Unfortunately the financial side of things was not in place and after a number of the players and coaches families were posted back to the States, after the closure of the base at Bentwaters, the team were not able to fund themselves and the team disbanded before playing any games in 1993.

IRVINE COASTERS

Based: ?, Scotland
Career Record: 6-4-0
Colours: White shirts with aqua numbers
Website: No
Honours: Scottish Youth Two Touch runners-up 1986

1986 SYTTL Western Conference 5-3-0*

Team Notes: Entered the 1986 Scottish Youth Two Touch League and scored a 5-3-0 regular season record. Defeated Corstorphine Cougars in the semi-finals 28-16, but lost the final 40-12 to the Glasgow Diamonds.

IRVINE SEAGULLS

Based: ?, Scotland
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: White pants, white shirts, blue helmets
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Believed to have been a Senior Kitted side in the mid 80’s, but they never entered any recognised league. Merged with the Ayr Arrows in 1986 to form the Ayr Burners.

JAGUARS

Based: ?
Career Record: 0-4-0
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

1990 NPL Northern Conference 0-4-0

Team Notes: Played in the National Passball League in 1990.

JERSEY SENATES

Based: Jersey, Channel Isles
Career Record: 0-4-0
Colours: Red and Gold
Website: No
Honours: None

1989 SWAFL 0-4-0

Team Notes: Entered the South Western League in 1989 and finished bottom of the five team league with 4 defeats out of 4. Had played friendlies for the previous 3 years against their local rivals the Guernsey Gladiators and other sides from the mainland (notably Brighton B-52s in 1986).

JOHNSTONE CRUSADERS

Based: Ravenscraig Stadium, Greenock, Scotland
Career Record: 4-6-0
Colours: Jade and White
Website: No
Honours: None

1986 BAFL Anglo Division Scottish Conference 4-6-0

Team Notes: Were one of Scotland’s oldest clubs having played since the mid-80’s. Entered their only recognised league in 1986 when they compiled a 4-6-0 record in the BAFL. Once lost by over 100 points to a US Naval side. Were also known as the Inverclyde Crusaders. Became the 1st kitted team to play 2 league games on the same day on 27 July 1986. In game 1 they lost 14-16 to Musselburgh. In game 2 they beat Clydesdale 14-8.

JORDANSTOWN JAGUARS

Based: University of Ulster grounds, Northern Ireland
Career Record: 4-6-0
Colours: White/Maroon/White
Website: No
Honours: None

1987 IAFL Tara Conference 0-10-0

Team Notes: Formed in 1986 at the University of Ulster during Student rag week. Funded by the students union. Competed in the IAFL in 1987 losing every game.

Based: ?, Kent
Career Record: 17-5
Colours: ?
Website: http://www.eteamz.com/kentexafc
Honours: Conference champions 1991

1992 BNGL National Division South/East Midlands Conference 7-3-0*
1991 BNGL Premier Division South Eastern Conference 9-0-0*

Team Notes: Rose from the ashes of the Tonbridge Tigers. Competed in the BNGL in 1991 and 1992 making the playoffs on both occasions. Went on to become the Kent Exiles.

KENT EXILES

Based: Hoblinwell Park, Orpington Rugby Club, Petersham Drive, St Mary Cray, Orpington, Kent
Career Record: 37-66-2
Colours: Black helmets, shirts and pants
Website: http://www.eteamz.com/kentexafc
Honours: None

2003 BSL Division Two South Eastern Conference 7-2-1*
2002 BSL Division Two Southern Conference 1-7-1
2001 BSL Division Two Southern Conference 1-7-0
2000 BSL Division Two Eastern Conference 0-8-0
1999 BSL Division Two Southern Conference 1-8-0
1998 BSL Division Two South Eastern Conference 6-4-0
1997 BSL Division Two South Eastern Conference 3-7-0
1996 BSL Division Three South Eastern Conference 5-5-0
1995 BAFA Division Three Southern Conference 2-8-0
1994 BAFA Division Four Southern Conference 4-6-0
1993 BNGL First Division South Eastern Conference 4-6-0
1992 BNGL First Division Southern Conference 4-6-0

National Passball League

1992 Southern Conference 0-6-0
1991 Southern Conference 0-8-0

Kent Exiles 2003 team photo
Courtesy of Martin Jefkins

Kent Exiles 2001 team photo
Courtesy of Martin Jefkins

Team Notes: The Exiles were formed on the 28th October 1990, from ex-Tonbridge Tiger players and were soon under guidance from their first head coach Graham Gosling, an ex-player.

Before entering their first senior league season in 1992 the Exiles played in the seven a side autumn passball league for two years, they lost all their games up against world league players such as Mike Taylor, Les Jackson and Steve Hutchinson but did gain valuable experience.

The Exiles finished their first season with a 4-6 record they gained their first victory versus the Gravesend Lions with a shut out 30-0 win and gained the leagues fair play award.

In 1995 the Exiles went through a hard time with a shortage of players and head coach Gosling retiring just before the season started. But with all this against them they played on to keep the name and pride of the exiles going with no head coach and a roster of about 20 players on game day they finished with a 2-8 record not bad for a team that had to play both ways but this gave most players valuable experience at new positions as well as their old ones.

In 1996 the Exiles were led into their 5th season with two new coaches Andy Whalley and Stewart Croucher, who had been impressed with the teams spirit and determination on game days. With new coaches the team started to get more players and some good sized linemen they ended that year with a 5-5 record.

In 1997 the Exiles started the year with a win for the first time in the history of the club, breaking a jinx that had plagued them since they started in the BSL, carrying on the year they beat the now collapsed Invicta Eagles twice but due to injuries to the lines the Exiles began to fade and fell to a 3-7 record. Although the final game truly showed what the Exiles where made of with only 15 players on game day (including Martin Jefkins prematurely back from a shoulder separation that kept him out of the season) the Exiles lost to the much stronger Sundevils 42-6, but showed real pride playing their hearts out with all players playing Iron man football.

In 1998 the Exiles moved from Edenbridge to Orpington, to attract new members to the team from the local London areas. The Exiles had been strengthened by an influx of veterans coming out of retirement to play one last year and rookies looking to get in to the sport to create the UKs version of the "over the hill club", so with greater depth than ever before in the clubs history, the Exiles entered the 98 season full of hope. It turned out to be the teams best year ever ending with their first winning season, at 6-4, and just missing out on a playoff spot. The highlights of the season were QB Dan Dart being the best passer in division 2 that year and putting together their biggest victory ever 43-6 over the Maidstone Pumas. 1998 though will be remembered most for the teams greatest victory ever, the Exiles were away to the London Mets, who were undefeated, and had lost to them 44-19 earlier that year. The Mets strong rushing game had been halted by the Exiles tough D and the Mets were 6-0 up with 5 minutes remaining, when Rob Hall caught a seven yard pass from QB Dan Dart to tie the game 6-6. Rob Whalley's Extra point kick was tipped at the line, but not enough to stop it from crawling over the bar, and gaining the Exiles a 7-6 victory, thus spoiling the Mets perfect season, and giving the Exiles a chance of post-season play for the first time ever.

1999 saw the Exiles falter again, and lose many players, and at the end of the season coach Andy Whalley decided to call it a day.

2000 Saw a shortage of players again at the club, but team spirit was high with a team of mainly rookies and some vets still remaining, the team played on with WR Martin Jefkins taking on the role of head coach. The Exiles played the 2000 season with out getting a win, their old rivals Maidstone beating them twice. the Exiles played some very tough competition and played very hard though.

In the 2001 season the side saw many improvements with another surge of players coming back from retirements and injuries, and a new head coach Nick Cursley who was last with the team in 1998 as the teams Offensive Coordinator, when he led the team to have the top rated passing attack in division 2 of the BSL he also had the top rated passer in that division that year and three receivers in the top 10, the season was dissapointing on the pitch, finishing with a 1-7 record, but a great success off the pitch. The Exiles were now in a position foreign too them, with a new stronger management structure, they had renewed hope for next year, after the improvements of 2001 they really had something to build upon, and were determined to not let it slip through their fingers again. In 2002, they finished with a 1-7-1 record, but 2003 brought a remarkable turnaround in fortunes. They finished 2003 with a 7-2-1 record and qualified for the division two playoffs and fell to a 27-12 quarter-final defeat to the eventual Division Two champions, Bristol Aztecs away from home.

History from http://www.eteamz.com/kentexafc

Exiles WR Martin Jefkins running in for their TD
Photo courtesy of Martin Jefkins

Kent Exiles (white) in action against the Cambridgeshire Cats in BSL Div.2 in 2002
Photo courtesy of Martin Jefkins

The Exiles defense (in black) taking on the Cambridgshire Cats offense in 2003

The photo shows wide receiver Martin Jefkins shaping up to catch his first
touchdown of the day from quarterback Matt Duncan against the Maidstone Pumas in 2003

Went onto compete in the National Passball League in 1991 and 1992, before entering the BNGL in 1992.

KENT FALCONS

Based: Sports Centre, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent CT2 7NL.
Career Record: 16-41-0
Colours: Silver helmets,purple jerseys with white lettering, white pants and socks
Website: http://www.eteamz.com/ukcfalcons/
Honours: None

1996/1997 BCAFL Southern Conference Eastern Division 1-7-0
1997/1998 BCAFL Southern Conference Eastern Division 2-6-0
1998/1999 BCAFL Southern Conference Eastern Division 2-6-0
1999/2000 BCAFL Southern Conference Eastern Division 1-7-0
2000/2001 BCAFL Southern Conference Eastern Division 1-7-0
2001/2002 BCAFL Southern Conference Eastern Division 3-5-0
2002/2003 BCAFL Southern Conference Eastern Division 6-2-0*

Pictures courtesy of the Southampton Stags. Stags (maroon) v. UKC Falcons, Feb 2003

Team Notes: Have competed in the BCAFL since 1996. Failed to make the playoffs in their first 6 seasons, but in 2002/2003 posted a 6-2-0 record and qualified for the wild-card game, where they fell to the Southampton Stags.

KENT KNIGHTS

Based: ?, Kent
Career Record: 1-4-1
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

1993 JGL 1-4-1

Team Notes: Youth Two Touch side who competed in the JGL in 1993.

KENT MUSTANGS

Based: ?, Kent
Career Record: 12-7-1
Colours: All white
Website: No
Honours: NDMA Division Two runners-up 1992. Conference champions 1992.

1993 BNGL National Division Southern Conference 4-5-1
1992 NDMA Division Two Southern Conference 7-1-0*

Team Notes: Competed in the NDMA Division Two in 1992 reaching the final where they played the Glasgow Lions. Lions won that game 32-14. Entered the BNGL in 1993 and folded at the end of that season.

KENT PANTHERS

Based: ?, Kent
Career Record: 6-15-2
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: Youth Two Touch runners-up 1994

Youth Two Touch

1994 JGL 4-3-1*
1993 JGL 2-6-1

Junior Two Touch

1993 0-5-0

Team Notes: Youth & Junior Two Touch side of the Maidstone Pumas who competed between 1993 and 1994. Youth side reached the JGL final in 1994 but they lost 8-0 to the Crawley Pirates at the Crawley Leisure Centre. Developed into the Kent Pumas for the 1995 season.

Based: Maidstone, Kent
Career Record: 7-23-0
Colours: Black pants, yellow shirts, white helmets
Website: No
Honours: None

1998 BYAFA Southern Conference 0-6-0
1997 BYAFA Southern Conference 0-6-0
1996 BYAFA Southern Division 1-0-0
1995 BYAFA Southern Division 2-1-0
1994 did not compete
1993 BYAFA Southern Division 2-4-0
1992 BYAFA Southern Division 2-6-0

Team Notes: Youth kitted side of the Maidstone Pumas that played between 1992 and 1998. Only won 7 games in 6 years. Did not play in 1994 due to a lack of players.

Pumas on defense against the Luton Huskers in a 1997 match
Photo from www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Sideline/7741/index.html

Based: Dartford FC, Kent (also played at Sanco Sports Centre, Lee Green & Rectory Fields, Blackheath RFC)
Career Record (senior kitted): 14-24-0
Colours: Blue & Yellow/Yellow/White
Website: No
Honours: British Youth Two Touch champions 1989, 1987. Youth Two Touch conference champions 1989, 1987

Senior Kitted

1990 NCMMA Southern Conference 2-6-0
1989 CGL Crown National Division Southern Conference 2-8-0
1988 Budweiser League Premier Division Southern Conference 4-6-0
1987 Budweiser League Premier Division Southern Conference 6-4-0

Youth Kitted

1991 BYAFA Southern Conference 2^nd* Lost 22-0 to London Capitals in quarter-finals
1990 BYAFA Southern Conference 3rd

Youth Two Touch

1989 JAFL East London Conference 7-0-1* Won final 28-0 against Shropshire
1988 JAFL London & East Conference 5-1-2* Lost 24-14 against London Acorn Lasers
1987 JAFL London Eastern Conference 4-1-1* Won final 24-8 against Chelmsford Cherokee

Team Notes: Formed from the Greenwich Rams. Senior side never realised their potential despite having an outstanding side in 1987. Unfortunately for them Brighton and Bournemouth also had outstanding sides that year. Their Youth Two Touch side which ran from 1987 to 1989 was one of the best of all-time titles in 1987 and 1989.

Action from the 1989 BYAFA Youth Two Touch Final

KETTERING KESTRELS

Based: Kettering
Career Record: ?
Colours: ?
Website: No

Team Notes: Youth side from Northampshire.

KILMARNOCK MARAUDERS

Based: Kilmarnock, Scotland
Career Record: 2-6-0
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

1986 SYTTL Western Conference 2-6-0

Team Notes: Scottish Youth Two Touch side who competed in the 1986 Scottish League.

KINGS LYNN PATRIOTS

Based: West Lynn Sports Ground, King's Lynn (also played at The Walks Stadium, Tennyson Road, King’s Lynn)
Career Record: 15-28-0
Colours: White/White/White (also played in White & Blue)
Website: No
Honours: None

1986 Norwich Devils v Kings Lynn Patriots

1986 Head Coach Dick Tilley

1988 Budweiser League Premier Division East Midlands Conference 1-9-0
1987 Budweiser League Premier Division Central Conference 5-5-0
1986 BAFL Anglo Division Anglian Conference 7-3-0
1985 AFL Midlands Division 2-10-0
1984 Merit Table 0-1-0

Team Notes: Started as a local pub side as the Kings Lynn Royals in 1984; BAFL Anglo Division Anglian Conference runners up in 1986. Possessed an all American coaching line up in 1987 from the nearby USAF Mildenhall.

KINGS LYNN ROYALS

Based: The Walks Stadium, Tennyson Road, King’s Lynn
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: White/White/White
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Pub side from Kings Lynn, who started in 1984. Later to become the Kings Lynn Patriots.

KINGSTON BARBARIANS

Based: Dene Park Sports & Social Club, Dunswell, Hull
Career Record: 0-8-0
Colours: Black pants, blue shirts, black helmets
Website: None
Honours: None

Team Notes: Entered the BSL in 2001, but pulled out after two games.

KINGSTON BENGALS

Based: Molesley Football Club, Surrey (then moved to Kingsmeadow Sportsground in Kingston upon Thames)
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: Maroon/Maroon/White
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Recreational kitted side who played in 1988. Merged with Thames Pirates to form the Kingston Thames Pirates.

HULL KINGSTON LIBERATORS

Based: Ennerdale Sports Centre, Ennerdale, Sutton Park, Hull (also played at the Costello Sports Centre, Boothferry Road, Hull)
Career Record: 24-29-2
Colours: Wore a blue lid, with a blue game shirt, which had yellow shoulders and yellow numbers surrounded by yellow trim, with three hoops on arms: - two blue hoops in the centre was a yellow hoop, blue T.V. numbers above hoops on sleeves (I am actually sat here wearing one). Yellow game pants and white socks.
Website: No
Honours: None

1990 BNGL Premier Division North East Conference 5-5-0
1989 BNGL Premier Division Northern A Conference 2-5-1
1988 BNGL Humber Conference 6-3-1
1987 UKAFL Northern B Conference 3-4-0
1986 AAFC Eastern Conference 3-7-0
1985 AAFC 5-5-0

Team Notes: Established in 1982 and kitted in 1987. Were sponsored by East Yorkshire Motor Services in 1987. Played partly kitted football in 1985 and 1986 in the AAFC. Later to become the Humberside Liberators.

KINGSTON THAMES PIRATES

Based: Kingsmeadow Athletics Stadium (also played at Norbiton Sports Ground)
Career Record: 20-2-0
Colours: Maroon/Maroon/White (also wore Blue/Blue/Yellow)
Website: No
Honours: BNGL Premier Division champions 1989. Conference champions 1990, 1989.

1990 BNGL National Division Southern Conference 9-1-0*
1989 BNGL Premier Division Southern B Conference 8-0-0*

Team Notes: Established in 1989 out of a merger between Thames Pirates, Kingston Bengals & Woking Generals and played two seasons in the BNGL. Very successful side only ever losing 1 regular season game. Won the 1989 BNGL Premier Division title defeating Redditch 66-8 in the final. WR Don Larson received a scholarship to try out with Notre Dame.

KINGSWINFORD COBRAS

Based: Thorns Community College, Stourbridge
Career Record: 3-5-0
Colours: Orange and blue and white
Website: No
Honours: None

1989 JAFL West Midlands Conference 3-5-0

Team Notes: Youth Two Touch side who played in 1989 in the JAFL. Finished with a record of 3 wins and 5 defeats. The Cobras were effectively the youth side of the Stourbridge Pumas, although there was no official affiliation. Both played at the Thorns Community College in Stourbridge and wore a kit of Orange and blue and white.
A number of Cobras players went on to play for the Pumas after the Cobras disbanded.

KINLOSS KURGANS

Based: Station Sports Field, RAF Kinloss, Scotland
Career Record: 2-5-1
Colours: White and pastel blue
Website: No
Honours: None

1990 BNGL Premier Division Scottish Conference 2-5-1

Team Notes: Scottish side who competed in the BNGL in 1990 with experience of local RAF personnel. Finished with a 2-5-1 record. Were the UK's most northerly side.

KIRKCALDY BULLS

Based: Kirkcaldy, Scotland
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: Blue shirts with yellow numbers
Website: www.kirkcaldybulls.com
Honours: 2003 NFL Kickoff Carnival Youth champions, 2003 NFLE Kickoff Tournament - Senior champions, 2003 SFFA champions Youth)

Team Notes: Flag football organisation from Kirkcaldy, Scotland.

KIRKLEES LIONS

Based: ?
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: ?
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Believed to have taken part in the National Flag Football Association (1998) although we do not have any record of this as yet.

Based: Loudoun Leisure Club, Ayr, Scotland
Career Record: record unknown
Colours: White/Orange/White
Website: No
Honours: None

Team Notes: Formed out of the ashes of the Ayr Burners. Planned in enter the league in 1988, but only played friendlies.

Based: Loudon Leisure Centre, Strathclyde
Career Record: 12-6-2
Colours: Red and white (also played in orange and white)
Website: No
Honours: Conference champions 1989

1990 BNGL Premier Division Scottish Conference 3-4-1
1989 CGL Duke Premier Division Scottish Conference 8-1-1*

Team Notes: Scottish side based in Kilmarnock who reaped the benefits of merging with several Scottish sides (Ayr Burners, Barrhead Red Hawks and Glasgow Diamonds). Took part in the CGL in 1989 and the BNGL in 1990. Made playoffs in 1989 losing to Medway.