19 December 2006

The Wolves complete SELAF’s teams for 2007

The Budapest Wolves will be the sixth team in SELAF for next year, adding a team from Hungary to SELAF, which now has teams from four countries. They will compete in the conference with the Ljubljana Silverhawks and the Asvö Gladiators. Like the Austrian team Gladiators, the Wolves will play parallel in SELAF and Austrian Division I next year
5 December 2006

Welcome Gladiators

Asvö Gladiators will be a new SELAF team, it was decided in a league meeting in Zagreb. The meeting that was hosted by Gabriel Dielacher, a member of the SELAF’s Governing Body and sponsors representative, was dedicated to the next SELAF season and league development in the future. Gladiators’ representatives Paul Edelsbrunner and Andreas Mayer confirmed that the team that also plays Austrian Division I will take part in SELAF next year. They will replace the Legionaries from Mitrovica, last placed team from the previous season
21 November 2006

The Vukovi and Hoffmann part ways

Igor Hoffmann is no longer the Vukovi’s coach. After four years of being in charge of the Vukovi, in an agreement with the team he decided to leave the position of head coach.
18 November 2006

Lasta stays with SELAF

An important factor in the success of SELAF was the presence of sponsors such as Lasta. The largest bus company in Serbia helped in the transport of teams from Serbia to Ljubljana and vice-versa, and in the words of Goran Topalović, one of Lasta’s executives, this company will remain with SELAF next season as well
8 October 2006

Kragujevac hangs on to the lead, wins the title

The Kragujevac Wild Boars defeated the Belgrade Vukovi in the SELAF Final and won the title for the 2006 season. In front of a packed FK Radnički Stadium in Belgrade, Kragujevac, similar to the last game these teams played jumped out to an early lead that they never let go
7 October 2006

Set for kickoff

Starting on Sunday at 2PM, the long awaited SELAF final between the Kragujevac Wild Boars and the Belgrade Vukovi will kick off. Will the clear cut favorite, the Boars, once again prove their domination over the Vukovi, or will the Belgrade team repeat their only win over the rival from the Serbian Cup final in 2005
6 October 2006

Good teams find a way to win

The Kragujevac Wild Boars went with three different starting quarterbacks this year, before finally settling with Nemanja Trajković in the end. Yet, they made it to the top of the standings, as once again their key player on offense was Aleksandar Ristić
Good teams find a way to win
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