5 October 2006

Defense wins championships?

“You can’t always run the ball, sometimes you have to pass too”, says Igor Hoffmann, the Vukovi’s coach, at the same time explaining in a good way what he wants this team to be. One of rare teams in the league that prides itself with an offensive philosophy has been the team that has usually scored the easiest this season, and in prior seasons as well
2 October 2006

Giuseppe Rizzello to referee the final

The referee of this year’s SELAF Bowl will be Giuseppe Rizzello from Italy. Rizzello will be in Belgrade Friday and Saturday, prior to the final game on Sunday, October 8th, where he will participate in a seminar organized by the USAFS – Serbian American Football Officials Association
2 October 2006

Rivals from the start

The forthcoming SELAF Bowl is a game that can’t leave anyone indifferent. Not, because it’s the greatest rivalry in SELAF, and in American football in Serbia, a game in which nobody can guarantee the winner
1 October 2006

Exciting season in SELAF

Prior to the start of the season, expectations for everybody that follows American football in this region were near identical. Kragujevac and Belgrade would play in the final, and the only dilemma would be which team would place first. Still, the Novi Sad Dukes challenged both teams strongly, were in the race for the final until the last game and also made the league very interesting this year
1 October 2006

The Vukovi captain’s last fight

One of the most experienced players of the Vukovi, Zoran Damjanović, plans to retire from playing American football after the SELAF final game, which his team will play against the Kragujevac Wild Boars on the 8th of October in Belgrade
25 September 2006

Expected a better year

A somewhat disappointing season for the Silverhawks ended last week when they fell to Dukes in Novi Sad for their sixth loss of the season. One of the bright spots on the team was David Turšič, who recorded 2nd best five interceptions in the league while playing safety
24 September 2006

Dukes crush the Silverhawks

The last match of the regular season had everything except suspense, as the home Dukes won 56-0. The Silverhawks once again lacked many players in their away game, but even under those circumstances the margin was unexpectedly high. The score after the first quarter was 21-0
21 September 2006

Curtain falls in Novi Sad

Wild Boars` triumphant trip to Belgrade last week resolved the Gordian knot of SELAF finals placing, so this week`s game in Novi Sad will have no competitive significance after all. The Dukes will attempt to finish the season with a positive record, while the Ljubljana Silverhawks are looking to book their second ever win on Serbian soil
Curtain falls in Novi Sad
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