Showing posts with label 7on7 football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 7on7 football. Show all posts

Thursday, July 19, 2018

Fighting Cancer takes down Godspeed 26-6 in UFFL Ultimate Final

Photo by Darla S Tamulitis
La Vita Loca Photography
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By Robert H Kelly
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HOUSTON, TEXAS (July 19, 2018) The 2018 football season got an early start on Friday evening, when the American Flag Football League Ultimate Final came to Houston, with $1,000,000 on the line. Fighting Cancer, who blew through the America's Championship bracket with a 35-26 win over The Money Team on July 14, to face Godspeed, who won the Pro Championship by taking down Ocho 28-12, to advanced to the final.
Photo by Darla S Tamulitis
La Vita Loca Photography
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Fighting Cancer, who was made up of talented amateurs, former college and arena football players, faced off against Godspeed, who fielded a team of former NFL players and Olympians.  The game, which kicked off at 7:30 p.m. CD at BBVA Compass Stadium, saw a great deal of action, but little scoring in the first 30 minutes of play. Fighting Cancer score a six-point touchdown and one-point conversion right before the half to take a 7-0 lead into the locker room.

The second half saw increased scoring, as the amateurs tacked on 19 additional points to take the game, the league's Ultimate Title. Godspeed finally got on the scoreboard with a six-point touchdown with under three minutes in the game. The game ended with Fighting Cancer downing Godspeed 26-6.

The stadium was a rainbow of jerseys; NFL, college, high school, and Pop Warner league. It did not matter where you look among the orange colored seats of BBVA Compass Stadium, Every fan was within two-to-three feet of another fan in some sort of football apparel. A compete season, with possible expansion, is planned for 2019.


Sunday, July 15, 2018

Busy week of July 15-21 coming at BBVA Compass Stadium

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Darla S Tamulitis, La Vita Loca Photography
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By Robert H Kelly
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HOUSTON, TEXAS (July 15, 2018). The week of July 15-21 will be a busy time at Houston's BBVA Compass Stadium. Four events will be held on four consecutive days, beginning on July 18. On Wednesday, the Houston Dynamo will host Sporting Kansas City in the quarterfinal round of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. Kickoff is slated for 7:30 p.m. CDT. Kansas City is the defending U.S. Open champion, taking their fourth title last year (2017). Their previous titles were in 2002, 2012, and 2015. U.S. Open Cup  is the oldest ongoing national soccer competition in the U.S.

On Thursday, July 19, the AFFL U.S. Open of Football Ultimate Final will be held. The final game will pit Godspeed against Fighting Cancer, with kickoff set for 7 p.m. CDT. The 7-on-7 tournament promises high-scoring offensive fireworks with non-stop action.

Friday, July 20 will see Atletico Nacional and America de Cali play a friendly soccer match in the grand opening event off the Colombian Fest in Houston, with kickoff at 8 p.m. CDT.

The four days of events will conclude on Saturday July 21 with the Houston Dynamo hosting FC Dallas in the first of the three-game series of the Texas Derby, with an 8 p.m. CDT start.

Saturday, July 09, 2016

Kaufman takes Division II title at State 7on7 Football Championship

Photo by Kirstin Kelly, TexSport Publications,
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By Robert H Kelly
Copyright 2016 TexSport Publications

COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS (July 8, 2016) After blasting their way through pool play, Kaufman powered their way to the Division II Championship at the Texas State 7on7 Football Championship at Veterans Park and Athletic Complex in College Station, Texas on Friday, July 8, 2016. They bested Somerset by the score of 32-27 for their first state title in the 19-year history of the tournament.


Kaufman went 3-0 in pool play, downing Falls City 44-14, Reicher 29-7, and Levelland 36-27 on Thursday, July 7. They came back and played five games in seven hours in the championship round in route to the title. In their first game on Friday, July 8, they downed Wylie 24-13 in a 9 a.m. game.
Photo by Kirstin Kelly, TexSport Publications,
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The came back at 10:15 a.m. to defeat Silsbee 34-28 in overtime before facing Cameron in the semi-final round. The quickly bested the Yoeman 38-18 and advanced to the semifinals to face Argyle. In the 2 p.m. game, they downed Argyle by the score of 28-21 to advance to the final against undefeated Somerset. In the consolation bracket of Division II, Grace defeated Bay City by the score of 52-27.

Kaufman takes Division II title at State 7on7 Football Championship

Photo by Kirstin Kelly, TexSport Publications,
Copyright 2016 All Rights Reserved
By Robert H Kelly
Copyright 2016 TexSport Publications

COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS (July 8, 2016) After blasting their way through pool play, Kaufman powered their way to the Division II Championship at the Texas State 7on7 Football Championship at Veterans Park and Athletic Complex in College Station, Texas on Friday, July 8, 2016. They bested Somerset by the score of 32-27 for their first state title in the 19-year history of the tournament.


Kaufman went 3-0 in pool play, downing Falls City 44-14, Reicher 29-7, and Levelland 36-27 on Thursday, July 7. They came back and played five games in seven hours in the championship round in route to the title. In their first game on Friday, July 8, they downed Wylie 24-13 in a 9 a.m. game.
Photo by Kirstin Kelly, TexSport Publications,
Copyright 2016 All Rights Reserved
The came back at 10:15 a.m. to defeat Silsbee 34-28 in overtime before facing Cameron in the semi-final round. The quickly bested the Yoeman 38-18 and advanced to the semifinals to face Argyle. In the 2 p.m. game, they downed Argyle by the score of 28-21 to advance to the final against undefeated Somerset. In the consolation bracket of Division II, Grace defeated Bay City by the score of 52-27.

Kaufman takes Division II title at State 7on7 Football Championship

Photo by Kirstin Kelly, TexSport Publications,
Copyright 2016 All Rights Reserved
By Robert H Kelly
Copyright 2016 TexSport Publications

COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS (July 8, 2016) After blasting their way through pool play, Kaufman powered their way to the Division II Championship at the Texas State 7on7 Football Championship at Veterans Park and Athletic Complex in College Station, Texas on Friday, July 8, 2016. They bested Somerset by the score of 32-27 for their first state title in the 19-year history of the tournament.


Kaufman went 3-0 in pool play, downing Falls City 44-14, Reicher 29-7, and Levelland 36-27 on Thursday, July 7. They came back and played five games in seven hours in the championship round in route to the title. In their first game on Friday, July 8, they downed Wylie 24-13 in a 9 a.m. game.
Photo by Kirstin Kelly, TexSport Publications,
Copyright 2016 All Rights Reserved
The came back at 10:15 a.m. to defeat Silsbee 34-28 in overtime before facing Cameron in the semi-final round. The quickly bested the Yoeman 38-18 and advanced to the semifinals to face Argyle. In the 2 p.m. game, they downed Argyle by the score of 28-21 to advance to the final against undefeated Somerset. In the consolation bracket of Division II, Grace defeated Bay City by the score of 52-27.

Kaufman takes Division II title at State 7on7 Football Championship

Photo by Kirstin Kelly, TexSport Publications,
Copyright 2016 All Rights Reserved
By Robert H Kelly
Copyright 2016 TexSport Publications

COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS (July 8, 2016) After blasting their way through pool play, Kaufman powered their way to the Division II Championship at the Texas State 7on7 Football Championship at Veterans Park and Athletic Complex in College Station, Texas on Friday, July 8, 2016. They bested Somerset by the score of 32-27 for their first state title in the 19-year history of the tournament.


Kaufman went 3-0 in pool play, downing Falls City 44-14, Reicher 29-7, and Levelland 36-27 on Thursday, July 7. They came back and played five games in seven hours in the championship round in route to the title. In their first game on Friday, July 8, they downed Wylie 24-13 in a 9 a.m. game.
Photo by Kirstin Kelly, TexSport Publications,
Copyright 2016 All Rights Reserved
The came back at 10:15 a.m. to defeat Silsbee 34-28 in overtime before facing Cameron in the semi-final round. The quickly bested the Yoeman 38-18 and advanced to the semifinals to face Argyle. In the 2 p.m. game, they downed Argyle by the score of 28-21 to advance to the final against undefeated Somerset. In the consolation bracket of Division II, Grace defeated Bay City by the score of 52-27.