On Sunday 18th November the Craigavon Cowboys hosted a DV8s American Football Charity Tournament in aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care in the People’s Park, Portadown. The first games kicked off at 11am and the final is scheduled for 3pm. The tournament featured 6 teams including 3 of the applicants for the new IAFL-1 division who got their first taste of competitive kitted football.
Each team played 3 shortened games using DV8s blitz format. The Belfast Trojans 2nds finished in first place with a 100% record. The North Kildare Reapers were the best of the new teams, finishing with a 50% record.
Craigavon Head Coach Greg Loughran said, “We are delighted to be able to raise some much needed funds for Marie Curie and this is a great opportunity for the Cowboys to play the sport we love while doing some good for our local community. All the money raised on the day is going towards a great cause.”
Results:
Craigavon Cowboys 2nds 20-24 North Kildare Reapers
North Kildare Reapers 6-6 Waterford Wolves
Craigavon Cowboys 2nds14-14 Waterford Wolves
Belfast Trojans 2nds 19-0 Mullingar Minotaurs
UCD 2nds13-0 Mullingar Minotaurs
Belfast Trojans 2nds 12-0 UCD 2nds
UCD 2nds 19-6 Waterford Wolves
Craigavon Cowboys 2nds 20-6 Mullingar Minotaurs
Belfast Trojans 2nds 13-6 North Kildare Reapers
Final Table (W-L-T)
Belfast Trojans 2nds 3-0-0
UCD 2nds 2-1-0
North Kildare Reapers 1-1-1
Craigavon Cowboys 2nds 1-1-1
Waterford Wolves 0-1-2
Mullingar Minotaurs 0-3-0