AFA CROWNS CALIFORNIA TEAM ITS 26th ANNUAL NATIONAL CHAMPION

AFA Press Release February 25, 2006 AFA CROWNS CALIFORNIA TEAM ITS 26th ANNUAL NATIONAL CHAMPION FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media - contact Dave Burch at AFA National Office (877)624-4485 or (941)388-3510 (e-mail) amerfoot@aol.com (or) usafoot@aol.com (website) www.americanfootballassn.com In what seemed to be a never-ending semi-pro football season, 2005 has finally come to an end with the Daly City California Renegades capturing the American Football Association’s 26th Annual National Championship. The Daly City (San Francisco, California) Renegades concluded its 2005 season by defeating the previously undefeated South Ogden-Rhino Raiders 41-14. The game was played at Kezar Stadium (former home of the San Francisco 49ers). The Daly City team finished the year with a 19-1 record and the “number-one-team” in the AFA national season ending “power-ratings”. The Renegades collected 1 league championship (GSAFL), 1 state championship (California), 1 regional championship (Far West), I super-regional championship (MLFA), before being named the AFA’s 2005 National Champs. In route to the AFA honor the Renegades clicked off 18 straight wins after losing their opening league game. For their efforts during such a successful semi-pro football season the Renegade players will have their names engraved on the AFA Arthur S. Arkush Memorial Cup as the 26th semi-pro football team to win an AFA National Championship. Adding the Daly City player names to the Arkush Cup will bring the quarter century trophy engraving tradition to a total of 1328 names. The Renegade organization will be presented with a 2005 AFA National AAA Championship banner during an AFA (West Coast) Alumni Club ‘breakfast meeting’ in Las Vegas, Nevada on Saturday, April 1st, 2006. The AFA Alumni Club will gather in Vegas in support of the National Football Events Casino Bowl All-Star Game played on that same day. Several AFA Hall of Fame ‘Legends’ are involved with the Casino Bowl weekend events. About the American Football Association: The AFA is dedicated to the advancement of semi-pro/minor league football throughout the United States and serves as the National Organization for non-professional leagues and teams from coast-to-coast. For more information about the AFA, please visit their Web site: www.americanfootballassn.com. Contact: Dave Burch, Director of Communications, American Football Association, 877-624-4485 or amerfoot@aol.com ### American Football Association Sponsor: Lease Loan Reimbursement Program (LLRP). For more details click  Lease Loan Reimbursement Program (LLRP)

Semi-pro Football Scoreboard 1/28/2006 thru 1/29/2006

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*** Arizona Football League ***
Cochise County (AZ) Cavaliers 41, Phoenix (AZ) Raiders 22
Glendale (AZ) Bulldogs 6, Chandler (AZ) Cowboys 0
Globe-Miami (AZ) Sting 22, Scottsdale (AZ) Gladiators 6
Paradise Valley (AZ) Villainz 12, Cave Creek (AZ) Dragons 6
Tempe (AZ) Predators 17, Flagstaff (AZ) Hitmen 9
Verde Valley (AZ) Coyotes 14, Surprise (AZ) Falcons 6

*** Copper State Football League ***
bye week

*** Non-league Games ***
Houston (TX) Firewalkers 18, Waller County (TX) Gladiators 6
Houston (TX) Lions 18, Texas Rams 0
Louisiana Survivors 22, Dallas (TX) Warriors 20
Texas Thunder 20, Texas Colts 18

*** Southern States Football League ***
Bradenton (FL) Gladiators 37, East Coast (FL) Reapers 12
Orlando (FL) Rage 20, Polk County (FL) War Eagles 0
no other SSFL scores reported