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The 2nd season saw the league shrink down from 12 teams to 8. Five teams left, so there was one opening for a new team. Pathaans, entered the league for what was there only season, finishing with 0 points, only 5 goals for, and 76 goals against. Not a pretty site, but the second season also crowned a new champion. Chaos FC won the league on the last day, by a mere 2 points (31-29), beating out 1st season champions N.A.A.C. Jr's. | The 2nd season saw the league shrink down from 12 teams to 8. Five teams left, so there was one opening for a new team. Pathaans, entered the league for what was there only season, finishing with 0 points, only 5 goals for, and 76 goals against. Not a pretty site, but the second season also crowned a new champion. Chaos FC won the league on the last day, by a mere 2 points (31-29), beating out 1st season champions N.A.A.C. Jr's. | ||
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! Team !! Played !! Goals !! Points | ! Team !! Played !! Goals !! +/- !! Points !! | ||
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|align=center| Chaos FC | |align=center| Chaos FC<br>N.A.A.C. Juniors<br> Tootsie Pop Licks<br>Rebels FC Juventud<br>Fox Vally Youth Academy<br>Little Hustlers<br>Mt. Anthony<br>Pathaans | ||
| | |align=center| 14<br>14<br>14<br>14<br>14<br>14<br>14<br>14 | ||
| | |align=center| 38 - 10<br>34 - 10<br>29 - 19<br>27 - 22<br>31 - 14<br>18 - 24<br>26 - 33<br>5 - 76 | ||
|align=center| 28<br>24<br>10<br>5<br>17<br>-6<br>-7<br>-71 | |||
|align=center| 31<br>29<br>21<br>20<br>19<br>17<br>15<br>0 | |||
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==Third Season== | |||
The third season has seen original 7 member Fox Vally Youth Academy run away with the championship. With three games left in the season, they clinched no matter what happen the rest of the way. This is there first championship, and the third different champion in three years. Once again, N.A.A.C. Jr's., took home second place, clearly the most consistent youth team in the league, with 1 championship, and two 2nd place finishes. | |||
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Revision as of 04:16, 26 March 2008
The Academy of Football League was formed in season 1 of the youth team creation, more than likely known as season 33 in the USA senior team season. Finishing up the third season, there is currently 8 teams in the league, with 7 of the teams being original members.
First Season
The first season saw 12 teams competing for the inaugural championship, with North Aurora Athletic Club Jr's., other wise known as N.A.A.C. Jr's., taking home that very first championship. No one remembers how much they won by, because they crushed all competition that first season.
Second Season
The 2nd season saw the league shrink down from 12 teams to 8. Five teams left, so there was one opening for a new team. Pathaans, entered the league for what was there only season, finishing with 0 points, only 5 goals for, and 76 goals against. Not a pretty site, but the second season also crowned a new champion. Chaos FC won the league on the last day, by a mere 2 points (31-29), beating out 1st season champions N.A.A.C. Jr's.
Results
| Team | Played | Goals | +/- | Points | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chaos FC N.A.A.C. Juniors Tootsie Pop Licks Rebels FC Juventud Fox Vally Youth Academy Little Hustlers Mt. Anthony Pathaans |
14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 |
38 - 10 34 - 10 29 - 19 27 - 22 31 - 14 18 - 24 26 - 33 5 - 76 |
28 24 10 5 17 -6 -7 -71 |
31 29 21 20 19 17 15 0 |
Third Season
The third season has seen original 7 member Fox Vally Youth Academy run away with the championship. With three games left in the season, they clinched no matter what happen the rest of the way. This is there first championship, and the third different champion in three years. Once again, N.A.A.C. Jr's., took home second place, clearly the most consistent youth team in the league, with 1 championship, and two 2nd place finishes.