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Club	Win	Runners-up	Points for	Points against	Titles	Years won	Years runner-up	Qualifying season
Phoenix Eagles	2	0	45	10	2	2007, 2010	—	1998, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2016, 2019
Dallas Texans	1	0	45	21	1	2006	—	2006, 2009, 2011, 2013
Aurora Argonauts	1	0	30	23	1	2015	—	1998, 2004, 2005, 2013, 2015
Santa Fe Saints	1	0	20	13	1	2016	—	2008, 2016, 2017
Missoula Beavers	0	0	0	0	0	—	—	2000, 2001, 2006, 2013, 2015, 2020
New Hamburg Railsplitters	0	0	0	0	0	—	—	2000, 2010
Honolulu Sealions	0	0	0	0	0	—	—	—
Omaha Rams	0	0	0	0	0	—	—	—

2022–23 Post-season records for qualifying teams

National Teams	W	L	T	PCT	DIV	PF	PA	STK
Astorian American Football Conference
Missoula Beavers(1)	11	4	0	.733	8–0	405	290	W6
Aurora Argonauts(2)	14	1	0	.933	8–0	397	204	L1
Brazorian Professional Football League
Santa Fe Saints(1)	14	0	0	1.000	12–0	414	202	W14
Dallas Texans(2)	11	3	0	.785	10–2	410	286	L1
Sierran American Football League
Honolulu Sealions(1)	15	2	0	.882	8–0	472	317	W6
Phoenix Eagles(2)	15	2	0	.882	7–1	441	317	L1
Superian Football League
N. H. Railsplitters(1)	15	3	0	.883	7–3	454	299	W4
Omaha Rams(2)	12	6	0	.667	8–2	383	272	L1

BPFL: play every team on bracket side thrice (12 games), then top 4 2-round playoff: 14 games
Season Bracket
1. San Antonio Colts
3. Austin Apollos
5. Laredo Cardinals
7. Dallas Texans
9. Oklahoma City Chargers

2. Houston Oilers
4. Beaumont Wolves
6. Grand Llano Rattlers
8. Santa Fe Saints
10. Denver Broncos

Dallas Texans (11–3)

1. San Antonio Colts, L 12–15
2. Laredo Cardinals, W 30–28
3. Austin Apollos, W 48–26
4. San Antonio Colts, W 55–43
5. Oklahoma City Chargers, W 20–13
6. Austin Apollos, W 49–30
7. Oklahoma City Chargers, W 51–19
8. San Antonio Colts, L 3–17
9. Austin Apollos, W 14–0
10. Laredo Cardinals, W 21–14
11. Oklahoma City Chargers, W 44–30
12. Laredo Cardinals, W 24–20

1. Grand Llano Rattlers, W 22–10

1. Santa Fe Saints, L 17–21

Santa Fe Saints (14–0)

1. Grand Llano Rattlers, W 27–13
2. Denver Broncos, W 13–12
3. Grand Llano Rattlers, W 38–16
4. Houston Oilers, W 28–9
5. Beaumont Wolves, W 30–3
6. Denver Broncos, W 40–27
7. Grand Llano Rattlers, W 34–13
8. Houston Oilers, W 30–10
9. Beaumont Wolves, W 48–24
10. Beaumont Wolves, W 31–26
11. Houston Oilers, W 24–20
12. Denver Broncos, W 10–6

1. San Antonio Colts, W 40–6

1. Dallas Texans, W 21–17

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SFL: play every team in the division twice (10 games) and all the teams in the other division once (6 games), then conference playoff, then league playoff: 18 games

• New Hamburg Railsplitters
• Green Bay Packers
• Sioux City Chiefs
• Duluth Lumberjacks
• Port Auburn Ravens
• Rochester Wolverines
• -
• Omaha Rams
• St. Anthony Vikings
• Des Moines Saints
• New Wittenburg Buffalos
• Augustus Roughriders
• Clarke Mustangs

New Hamburg Railsplitters (15–3)

1. Green Bay Packers, W 37–16
2. Rochester Wolverines, L 7–23
3. Omaha Rams, W 21–18
4. Des Moines Saints, W 30–7
5. St. Anthony Vikings, W 10–3
6. New Wittenburg Buffalos, W 28–15
7. Port Auburn Ravens, W 30–10
8. Clarke Mustangs, W 27–21
9. Duluth Lumberjacks, W 34–10
10. Sioux City Chiefs, L 20–27
11. Green Bay Packers, W 44–40
12. Augustus Roughriders, W 16–6
13. Port Auburn Ravens, W 20–19
14. Rochester Wolverines, L 19–20
15. Sioux City Chiefs, W 34–14
16. Duluth Lumberjacks, W 27–7

1. Rochester Wolverines, W 37–33

1. Omaha Rams, W 13–10

Omaha Rams (12–6)

1. St. Anthony Vikings, W 33–3
2. Augustus Roughriders, W 17–16
3. New Hamburg Railsplitters, L 18–21
4. Clarke Mustangs, W 24–8
5. New Wittenburg Buffalos, L 0–23
6. Sioux City Chiefs, L 10–29
7. Des Moines Saints, W 38–7
8. Port Auburn Ravens, W 10–3
9. Augustus Roughriders, W 23–20
10. Green Bay Packers, W 19–16
11. New Wittenburg Buffalos, L 16–21
12. Clarke Mustangs, W 31–13
13. St. Anthony Vikings, W 47–21
14. Des Moines Saints, W 9–7
15. Duluth Lumberjacks, W 45–9
16. Rochester Wolverines, L 10–35

1. New Wittenburg Buffalos, W 23–6

1. New Hamburg Railsplitters, L 10–13

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AAFC: play every team in the division twice (8 games) every team in other division once (5 games), then conference playoff, then league playoff: 15 games

• Aurora Argonauts
• Edmonton Grizzlies
• Vancouver All-Stars
• Calgary Coyotes
• Seattle Seahawks

• Boise Bombers
• Missoula Beavers
• Portland Pioneers
• Spokane Steelheads
• Tacoma Tigers

Aurora Argonauts (14–1)

1. Boise Bombers, W 30–20
2. Seattle Seahawks, W 37–30
3. Spokane Steelheads, W 34–19
4. Calgary Coyotes, W 31–23
5. Portland Pioneers, W 27–24
6. Edmonton Grizzlies, W 34–3
7. Missoula Beavers, W 26–6
8. Tacoma Tigers, W 16–3
9. Vancouver All-Stars, W 14–8
10. Seattle Seahawks, W 41–7
11. Edmonton Grizzlies, W 22–14
12. Vancouver All-Stars, W 29–21
13. Calgary Coyotes, W 13–7

1. Calgary Coyotes, W 31–9

1. Missoula Beavers, L 12–16

Missoula Beavers (11–4)

1. Portland Pioneers, L 27–38
2. Tacoma Tigers, W 42–10
3. Calgary Coyotes, L 13–18
4. Seattle Seahawks, W 13–3
5. Spokane Steelheads, W 19–17
6. Edmonton Grizzlies, W 27–16
7. Portland Pioneers, W 30–24
8. Aurora Argonauts, L 6–26
9. Vancouver All-Stars, L 17–30
10. Boise Bombers, W 44–14
11. Spokane Steelheads, W 48–42
12. Tacoma Tigers, W 39–10
13. Boise Bombers, W 41–20

1. Portland Pioneers, W 23–10

1. Missoula Beavers, W 16–12

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SAFL: play every team in the division twice (8 games), every team in the other division once (5 games), two teams from the other division once (2 game), then conference playoff, then league playoff: 17 games

Honolulu Sealions (15–2)

1. Fresno Vipers, W 20–12
2. Grands Ballons Martyrs, W 41–24
3. Reno City Scorpions, W 17–9
4. San Francisco City Saints, W 26–20
5. San Jose Outlaws, W 27–17
6. Fresno Vipers, W 21–19
7. St. Anne Lions, W 33–26
8. Santa Barbara Bulldogs, W 30–10
9. New Rotterdam Trojans, L 28–45
10. San Francisco City Saints, W 28–10
11. Bernheim Bears, L 30–34
12. St. Anne Lions, W 30–9
13. Santa Barbara Bulldogs, W 24–13
14. San Jose Outlaws, W 20–16
15. Apfelhein Buccaneers, W 32–28

1. New Rotterdam Trojans, W 38–6

1. Phoenix Eagles, W 27–19

Phoenix Eagles (15–2)

1. Salt Lake City Raiders, W 19–17
2. Santa Barbara Bulldogs, W 40–3
3. St. Anne Lions, W 23–17
4. Riverside Warhawks, W 30–29
5. Tucson Titans, L 9–20
6. Grands Ballons Martyrs, W 34–30
7. Las Vegas Wildcats, W 41–35
8. Porciúncula Falcons, W 24–14
9. San Diego Spartans, W 31–9
10. Tucson Titans, W 24–21
11. St. George Minutemen, W 6–3
12. Richfield Panthers, W 38–20
13. Porciúncula Falcons, W 21–16
14. San Diego Spartans, W 14–12
15. Grands Ballons Martyrs, W 27–24

1. Porciúncula Falcons, W 41–20

1. Honolulu Sealions, L 19–27

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Past performances by team in the AFF Championship Title

Team	Win	Runners-up	Points for	Points against	Appearances	Years won	Years runner-up
Green Bay Packers	3	0	90	56	3	1997, 2005, 2013	—
Houston Oilers	1	2	78	113	3	1999	2000, 2014
Portland Pioneers	1	2	67	83	3	1998	2005, 2008
St. Anthony Vikings	1	0	37	20	1	2008	—
San Antonio Colts	1	0	34	20	1	2012	—
Seattle Seahawks	0	2	14	64	2	—	2001, 2010
Porciúncula Falcons	0	0	0	0	1	—	—
St. Anne Lions Falcons	0	0	0	0	1	—	—

2021–22 Post-season records for qualifying teams

National Teams	W	L	T	PCT	DIV	LGE	PF	PA	STK
Astorian American Football Conference
Portland Pioneers(1)	13	1	0	.929	8–0	13–1	349	301	W9
Seattle Seahawks(2)	12	2	0	.857	8–0	12–2	337	284	L1
Brazorian Professional Football League
Houston Oilers(1)	12	2	0	.857	7–1	12–2	386	245	W5
San Antonio Colts(2)	11	2	1	.787	6–1–1	11–2–1	272	197	L1
Sierran American Football League
St. Anne Lions(1)	11	3	0	.787	7–1	11–3	273	237	W6
Porciúncula Falcons(2)	11	3	0	.787	8–0	11–3	323	309	L1
Superian Football League
Green Bay Packers(1)	13	1	0	.787	8–0	13–1	416	262	W10
St. Anthony Vikings(2)	10	4	0	.929	6–2	10–4	378	337	L1

SAFL

• Sierran American Football League
  • List of SAFL Pro Bowl champions
    • LXI
  • Seasons (1959–60, 1976–77, 1985–86, 1995–96, 2002–03, 2013–14, 2021–22)
  • San Jose Outlaws franchise
    • Winning streaks (1966–1969, 1999–2003, 2012–2019)
    • Droughts (1985–1998 (14), 1959–1965 (7), 1970–1976 (7), 1978–1983 (5), 2019–Present (3))
    • QB Ezra Makonnen (2011–2023)

SAFL Season

1959-60 Sierran American Football League season

Regular season
Duration	4 October, 1959 - 3 January, 1960

• 1959–Present
  • Regular season (8 conference games (2x each), 2 divisional games, 2 games ft. opposite division /// split between at home and away)
    • First Sunday of October–First Sunday of January, 14 weeks (11-12 games with 2-3 bye weeks)
      • Example: 1959–60 Bernheim Bears season (rg. 9–2–1; ov. 10–3–1), non-italic is non-conf.
        • Week 1, 4 October, at New Rotterdam Trojans, W 35–7
        • Week 2, 11 October, vs. San Jose Outlaws, W 39–16
        • Week 3, 18 October, at Apfelhein Buccaneers, W 24–3
        • Week 4, 25 October, vs. Porciúncula Falcons, W 27–24
        • Week 5, 1 November, vs. San Francisco City Saints, T 20–20
        • Week 6, 8 November, at Reno City Scorpions, W 41–27
        • Week 7, 15 November, vs. Reno City Scorpions, W 35–10
        • Week 8, 22 November, vs. Apfelhein Buccaneers, W 28–16
        • Week 9, 29 November, vs. New Rotterdam Trojans, W 24–10
        • Week 10, 6 December, Bye
        • Week 11, 13 December, at St. Anne Lions, L 20–31
        • Week 12, 20 December, Bye
        • Week 13, 27 December, at Salt Lake City Raiders, L 24–28
        • Week 14, 3 January, at San Francisco City Saints, W 27–21 (OT)
      • Example Post-season, Third and Fourth Sundays of January (if no fourth week/inconvenience then February)
        • Divisional Playoff: Game One, 17 January, vs. Santa Barbara Bulldogs, W 34–24
        • Divisional Playoff: Game Two/Pro Bowl I, 24 January, at Phoenix Eagles, L 26–9

Week	Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Venue
1	4 October	at New Rotterdam Trojans	W 24–28	1–0	Arch Field
2	11 October	San Jose Outlaws	W 39–16	2–0	Halo Stadium
3	18 October	at Apfelhein Buccaneers	W 24–3	3–0	Marble Arena
4	25 October	Porciúncula Falcons	W 27–24	4–0	Halo Stadium
5	1 November	San Francisco City Saints	T 20–20	4–0–1	Halo Stadium
6	8 November	at Reno City Scorpions	W 41–27	5–0–1	RBS/Reno City Stadium
7	15 November	Reno City Scorpions	W 35–10	6–0–1	Halo Stadium
8	22 November	Apfelhein Buccaneers	W 28–16	7–0–1	Halo Stadium
9	28 November	New Rotterdam Trojans	W 24–10	8–0–1	Halo Stadium
10	Bye
11	13 December	at St. Anne Lions	L 20–31	8–1–1	Orange Field
12	Bye
13	27 December	at Salt Lake City Raiders	L 24–28	8–2–1	Kings Peak
14	3 January	at San Francisco City Saints	W 27–21 (OT)	9–2–1	Frisco Arena
15	Bye
16	17 January	Santa Barbara Bulldogs	W 34–24	10–2–1	Halo Stadium
16	24 January	Phoenix Eagles	L 9–26	10–3–1	Louis II Stadium
Note: Intra-conference opponents are in bold text; Divisional Playoff opponents in italicized.

AFF

The AFF World Championship Conference is an annual American football competition organized by the American Football Federation (AFF) and is heavily contested by top-ranking gridiron football clubs in North America, deciding the competition winners through three single-elimination rounds of eighth games total. The winner of the final round is proclaimed the current world champion of the sport. In its present format, each participating association produces the two highest-ranking teams in their respective leagues to represent the nation in the annual tournament. The conference begins in early March with the quarterfinals, followed by the semifinals the following week and the finals which are generally scheduled near the end of the month.

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Overview participants

• Alter SAFL participant teams, off by 1 year

1996

• Des Moines Saints⁽¹⁾
• Denver Broncos⁽²⁾
• Green Bay Packers
• San Francisco City Saints
• Grand Llano Rattlers
• San Diego Spartans
• Vancouver All-Stars
• Tacoma Tigers

1997

• Green Bay Packers⁽¹⁾
• Bernheim Bears⁽²⁾
• Porciúncula Falcons
• St. Anthony Vikings
• Houston Oilers
• Oklahoma City Chargers
• Edmonton Grizzlies
• Boise Bombers

1998

• Portland Pioneers⁽¹⁾
• Bernheim Bears⁽²⁾
• Phoenix Eagles
• Aurora Argonauts
• Port Auburn Ravens
• New Wittenburg Buffalos
• Laredo Cardinals
• Houston Oilers

1999

• Houston Oilers⁽¹⁾
• Tucson Titans⁽²⁾
• Reno City Scorpions
• San Antonio Colts
• Tacoma Tigers
• Seattle Seahawks
• Green Bay Packers
• Omaha Rams

2000

• Augustus Roughriders⁽¹⁾
• Houston Oilers⁽²⁾
• New Hamburg Railsplitters
• Denver Broncos
• Grands Ballons Martyrs
• San Jose Outlaws
• Missoula Beavers
• Edmonton Grizzlies

2001

• Clarke Mustangs⁽¹⁾
• Seattle Seahawks⁽²⁾
• Sioux City Chiefs
• Missoula Beavers
• Apfelhein Buccaneers
• Las Vegas Wildcats
• Oklahoma City Chargers
• Austin Apollos

2002

• Las Vegas Wildcats⁽¹⁾
• Augustus Roughriders⁽²⁾
• Fresno Vipers
• Green Bay Packers
• Denver Broncos
• Grand Llano Rattlers
• Calgary Coyotes
• Tacoma Tigers

2003

• Vancouver All-Stars⁽¹⁾
• Oklahoma City Chargers⁽²⁾
• Portland Pioneers
• Houston Oilers
• Porciúncula Falcons
• San Jose Outlaws
• Edmonton Grizzlies
• Tacoma Tigers

2004

• San Francisco City Saints⁽¹⁾
• Oklahoma City Chargers⁽²⁾
• Richfield Panthers
• Laredo Cardinals
• Rochester Wolverines
• Des Moines Saints
• Aurora Argonauts
• Boise Bombers

2005

• Green Bay Packers⁽¹⁾
• Portland Pioneers⁽²⁾
• New Wittenburg Buffalos
• Aurora Argonauts
• Salt Lake City Raiders
• Bernheim Bears
• Denver Broncos
• Laredo Cardinals

2006

• Dallas Texans⁽¹⁾
• Sioux City Chiefs⁽²⁾
• Houston Oilers
• Clarke Mustangs
• Phoenix Eagles
• San Francisco City Saints
• Seattle Seahawks
• Missoula Beavers

2007

• Phoenix Eagles⁽¹⁾
• Sioux City Chiefs⁽²⁾
• Fresno Vipers
• Omaha Rams
• Oklahoma City Chargers
• Beaumont Wolves
• Edmonton Grizzlies
• Boise Bombers

2008

• St. Anthony Vikings⁽¹⁾
• Portland Pioneers⁽²⁾
• Omaha Rams
• Edmonton Grizzlies
• San Diego Spartans
• Reno City Scorpions
• Santa Fe Saints
• Houston Oilers

2009

• Beaumont Wolves⁽¹⁾
• Port Auburn Ravens⁽²⁾
• Dallas Texans
• Clarke Mustangs
• Phoenix Eagles
• Apfelhein Buccaneers
• Portland Pioneers
• Vancouver All-Stars

2010

• Phoenix Eagles⁽¹⁾
• Seattle Seahawks⁽²⁾
• Santa Barbara Bulldogs
• Tacoma Tigers
• Des Moines Saints
• New Hamburg Railsplitters
• an Antonio Colts
• Grand Llano Rattlers

2011

• Grands Ballons Martyrs⁽¹⁾
• New Wittenburg Buffalos⁽²⁾
• Apfelhein Buccaneers
• Green Bay Packers
• Dallas Texans
• Houston Oilers
• Vancouver All-Stars
• Tacoma Tigers

2012

• San Antonio Colts⁽¹⁾
• Duluth Lumberjacks⁽²⁾
• Austin Apollos⁽³⁾
• New Rotterdam Trojans⁽⁴⁾
• Phoenix Eagles
• Seattle Seahawks
• Tacoma Tigers
• St. Anthony Vikings

2013

• Green Bay Packers⁽¹⁾
• San Jose Outlaws⁽²⁾
• Riverside Warhawks⁽³⁾
• Aurora Argonauts⁽⁴⁾
• Missoula Beavers
• Omaha Rams
• Houston Oilers
• Dallas Texans

2014

• San Jose Outlaws⁽¹⁾
• Houston Oilers⁽²⁾
• Omaha Rams⁽³⁾
• San Diego Spartans⁽⁴⁾
• Green Bay Packers
• Vancouver All-Stars
• Tacoma Tigers
• Denver Broncos

2015

• Aurora Argonauts⁽¹⁾
• San Diego Spartans⁽²⁾
• Houston Oilers⁽³⁾
• Green Bay Packers⁽⁴⁾
• Missoula Beavers
• Reno City Scorpions
• Augustus Roughriders
• Oklahoma City Chargers

2016

• Santa Fe Saints⁽¹⁾
• San Jose Outlaws⁽²⁾
• Green Bay Packers⁽³⁾
• Houston Oilers⁽⁴⁾
• Phoenix Eagles
• Clarke Mustangs
• Portland Pioneers
• Calgary Coyotes

2017

• Sioux City Chiefs⁽¹⁾
• San Jose Outlaws⁽²⁾
• Grand Llano Rattlers⁽³⁾
• Edmonton Grizzlies⁽⁴⁾
• Spokane Steelheads
• Clarke Mustangs
• Richfield Panthers
• Santa Fe Saints

2018

• Sioux City Chiefs⁽¹⁾
• Riverside Warhawks⁽²⁾
• Vancouver All-Stars⁽³⁾
• Laredo Cardinals⁽⁴⁾
• Denver Broncos
• New Wittenburg Buffalos
• San Jose Outlaws
• Tacoma Tigers

2019

• Denver Broncos⁽¹⁾
• Duluth Lumberjacks⁽²⁾
• Clarke Mustangs⁽³⁾
• Austin Apollos⁽⁴⁾
• Phoenix Eagles
• Bernheim Bears
• Edmonton Grizzlies
• Portland Pioneers

2020

• Vancouver All-Stars⁽¹⁾
• Denver Broncos⁽²⁾
• Fresno Vipers⁽³⁾
• Sioux City Chiefs⁽⁴⁾
• Missoula Beavers
• Spokane Steelheads
• Porciúncula Falcons
• Beaumont Wolves

2021

• Denver Broncos⁽¹⁾
• Sioux City Chiefs⁽²⁾
• Apfelhein Buccaneers⁽³⁾
• Austin Apollos⁽⁴⁾
• Grands Ballons Martyrs
• Augustus Roughriders
• Vancouver All-Stars
• Spokane Steelheads

2022

• Green Bay Packers⁽¹⁾
• Porciúncula Falcons⁽²⁾
• San Antonio Colts⁽³⁾
• Seattle Seahawks⁽⁴⁾
• St. Anne Lions
• St. Anthony Vikings
• Portland Pioneers
• Houston Oilers

AFF World Champions

• 1996–98: Friday
• 1999–Present: Sunday

Pro Bowl championships

Year	Date	Winning team	Score	Losing team	Venue	City	Attendance
1996	29 March	Des Moines Saints (1, 1–0)	34–10	Denver Broncos (1, 0–1)	Seahawks Stadium	Seattle, Olympia, Astoria	68,740
1997	28 March	Green Bay Packers (1, 1–0)	37–7	Bernheim Bears (1, 0–1)	COG Arena	Dallas, Leon, Brazoria	65,675
1998	27 March	Portland Pioneers (1, 1–0)	14–10	Bernheim Bears (2, 0–2)	Nimbus Park	San Jose, Santa Clara, Sierra	88,725
1999	28 March	Houston Oilers (1, 1–0)	31–28	Tucson Titans (1, 0–1)	William I Stadium	Saint Anthony, Minneapolis, Superior	54,147
2000	26 March	Augustus Roughriders (1, 1–0)	51–28	Houston Oilers (2, 1–1)	PGE Park	Portland, Portland, Astoria	25,218
2001	25 March	Clarke Mustangs (1, 1–0)	33–14	Seattle Seahawks (1, 0–1)	Martin Barber Stadium	Houston, San Jacinto, Brazoria	70,344
2002	31 March	Las Vegas Wildcats (1, 1–0)	24–7	Augustus Roughriders (2, 1–1)	Louis II Stadium	Porciúncula, Gold Coast, Sierra	70,100
2003	30 March	Vancouver All-Stars (1, 1–0)	42–19	Oklahoma City Chargers (1, 0–1)	Ronzani Field	Green Bay, New Hanover, Superior	71,441
2004	28 March	San Francisco City Saints (1, 1–0)	34–20	Oklahoma City Chargers (2, 0–2)	Timber Park	Victoria, Vancouver, Astoria	55,950
2005	27 March	Green Bay Packers (2, 2–0)	36–33 (OT)	Portland Pioneers (2, 1–1)	Mile High Stadium	Denver, Colorado, Brazoria	67,235
2006	26 March	Dallas Texans (1, 1–0)	45–21	Sioux City Chiefs (1, 0–1)	Infinity Stadium	San Diego, Laguna, Sierra	65,900
2007	25 March	Phoenix Eagles (1, 1–0)	17–10	Sioux City Chiefs (2, 0–2)	Arrowhead Arena	Duluth, Arrowhead, Superior	44,520
2008	30 March	St. Anthony Vikings (1, 1–0)	37–20	Portland Pioneers (3, 1–2)	Seahawks Stadium	Seattle, Olympia, Astoria	72,050
2009	29 March	Beaumont Wolves (1, 1–0)	21–6	Port Auburn Ravens (1, 0–1)	TBD	TBD, TBD, Brazoria	XX,XXX
2010	28 March	Phoenix Eagles (2, 2–0)	28–0	Seattle Seahawks (2, 0–2)	The Big Dome	Phoenix, Maricopa, Sierra	98,974
2011	27 March	Grands Ballons Martyrs (2, 2–0)	31–14	New Wittenburg Buffalos (1, 0–1)	TBD	TBD, TBD, Superior	XX,XXX
2012	25 March	San Antonio Colts (1, 1–0)	34–20	Duluth Lumberjacks (1, 0–1)	TBD	TBD, TBD, Astoria	XX,XXX
2013	31 March	Green Bay Packers (3, 3–0)	17–16	San Jose Outlaws (1, 0–1)	TBD	TBD, TBD, Brazoria	XX,XXX
2014	30 March	San Jose Outlaws (2, 1–1)	39–14	Houston Oilers (3, 1–2)	The Inland Colosseum	Riverside, Inland Empire, Sierra	73,230
2015	29 March	Aurora Argonauts (1, 1–0)	30–23	San Diego Spartans (1, 0–1)	William I Stadium	Saint Anthony, Minneapolis, Superior	55,597
2016	27 March	Santa Fe Saints (1, 1–0)	21–17	San Jose Outlaws (3, 1–2)	TBD	TBD, TBD, Astoria	XX,XXX
2017	26 March	Sioux City Chiefs (3, 1–2)	34–19	San Jose Outlaws (4, 1–3)	TBD	TBD, TBD, Brazoria	XX,XXX
2018	25 March	Sioux City Chiefs (4, 2–2)	19–14	Riverside Warhawks (1, 0–1)	Overstars Center	Grands Ballons, Gold Coast, Sierra	67,320
2019	31 March	Denver Broncos (1, 1–0)	28–24	Duluth Lumberjacks (2, 0–2)	TBD	TBD, TBD, Superior	XX,XXX
2020	29 March	Vancouver All-Stars (2, 2–0)	30–16	Denver Broncos (2, 1–1)	TBD	TBD, TBD, Astoria	XX,XXX
2021	28 March	Denver Broncos (3, 2–1)	34–13	Sioux City Chiefs (5, 2–3)	TBD	TBD, TBD, Brazoria	XX,XXX
2022	27 March	Green Bay Packers (4, 4–0)	39–27	Porciúncula Falcons (1, 0–1)	Rainbow Arena	Honolulu, Hawaii, Sierra	48,321
2023	26 March	TBA	TBA	TBA	TBD	TBD, TBD, Superior	XX,XXX

History

• Based in Conference of American States
  • Formation of various independent leagues; 1910s–1970s
    • The Astorian American Football Conference/AAFC is the longest-running conference (1945), with the Pro Bowl being adopted by foreign leagues: first Superior (1954), Sierra (1959), lastly Brazoria (1971).
    • Earliest attempt at pan-American football would be the Anglo-American Football League (1980–1982), which ended in bankruptcy. 16 teams, 4 each nation.
  • Since bad early attempts at pan-American leagues, some post-season matches based on overall rankings are made for special holidays and events; 1980s–90s
    • Sierra-home Game – Rose Bowl
    • Brazoria-home Game – Cotton Bowl
    • Astoria-home Game – Cedar Bowl
    • Superior-home Game – Turkey Bowl
  • Federation and the world title; 1990s–Present
    • Yearly rotation
    • Finals' streaks:
      • Green Bay Packers (1996–1997) – Superior
      • Bernheim Bears (1997–1998) – Sierra
      • Houston Oilers (1999–2000) – Brazoria
      • Oklahoma City Chargers (2003–2004) – Brazoria
      • Sioux City Chiefs (2006–2007) – Superior
      • Sioux City Chiefs (2017–2018) – Superior
      • San Jose Outlaws (2014–2017) – Sierra
      • Denver Broncos (2019–2021) – Brazoria

Format

• 4 quarters, 15-minutes - endless overtime
• Two teams from each participating member (Wins–Runner ups–L)
  • Astoria
  • Brazoria
  • Sierra
  • Superior
• Club Tings:
  • Sierra
    • Porciúncula Falcons, Bernheim Bears* (1997)
    • Bernheim Bears*, Phoenix Eagles (1998)
    • Tucson Titans*, Reno City Scorpions (1999)
    • Las Vegas Wildcats, Fresno Vipers (2002)
    • Richfield Panthers, San Francisco City Saints (2004)
    • Phoenix Eagles, Fresno Vipers (2007)
    • Santa Barbara Bulldogs, Phoenix Eagles (2010)
    • Apfelhein Buccaneers, Grands Ballons Martyrs (2011)
    • San Jose Outlaws*, Riverside Warhawks (2013)
    • San Jose Outlaws, San Diego Spartans (2014)
    • San Diego Spartans*, Reno City Scorpions (2015)
    • San Jose Outlaws*, Phoenix Eagles (2016)
    • San Jose Outlaws*, Richfield Panthers (2017)
    • San Jose Outlaws, Riverside Warhawks* (2018)
    • St. Anne Lions, Porciúncula Falcons* (2022)
  • Superior
    • Green Bay Packers, Des Moines Saints (1996)
    • Green Bay Packers, St. Anthony Vikings (1997)
    • Augustus Roughriders, New Hamburg Railsplitters (2000)
    • Sioux City Chiefs, Clarke Mustangs (2001)
    • Green Bay Packers, Augustus Roughriders* (2002)
    • New Wittenburg Buffalos, Green Bay Packers (2005)
    • Clarke Mustangs, Sioux City Chiefs* (2006)
    • Omaha Rams, Sioux City Chiefs* (2007)
    • Omaha Rams, St. Anthony Vikings (2008)
    • Clarke Mustangs, Port Auburn Ravens* (2009)
    • New Wittenburg Buffalos*, Green Bay Packers (2011)
    • Duluth Lumberjacks*, St. Anthony Vikings (2012)
    • Green Bay Packers, Omaha Rams (2013)
    • Sioux City Chiefs, Clarke Mustangs (2017)
    • Sioux City Chiefs, New Wittenburg Buffalos (2018)
    • Clarke Mustangs, Duluth Lumberjacks* (2019)
    • Sioux City Chiefs*, Augustus Roughriders (2021)
    • Green Bay Packers, St. Anthony Vikings (2022)
  • Astoria
    • Portland Pioneers, Aurora Argonauts (1998)
    • Missoula Beavers, Seattle Seahawks* (2001)
    • Vancouver All-Stars, Portland Pioneers (2003)
    • Aurora Argonauts, Portland Pioneers* (2005)
    • Edmonton Grizzlies, Portland Pioneers* (2008)
    • Seattle Seahawks*, Tacoma Tigers (2010)
    • Missoula Beavers, Aurora Argonauts (2015)
    • Spokane Steelheads, Vancouver All-Stars (2020)
  • Brazoria
    • Grand Llano Rattlers, Denver Broncos* (1996)
    • Houston Oilers, San Antonio Colts (1999)
    • Houston Oilers*, Denver Broncos (2000)
    • Oklahoma City Chargers*, Houston Oilers (2003)
    • Oklahoma City Chargers*, Laredo Cardinals (2004)
    • Dallas Texans, Houston Oilers (2006)
    • Beaumont Wolves, Dallas Texans (2009)
    • San Antonio Colts, Austin Apollos (2012)
    • San Antonio Colts, Houston Oilers* (2014)
    • Houston Oilers, Santa Fe Saints (2016)
    • Denver Broncos, Austin Apollos (2019)
    • Houston Oilers, Denver Broncos* (2020)
    • Denver Broncos, Austin Apollos (2021)

AFF Tables

Overview

Club	Win	Runners-up	Points for	Points against	Appearances	Years won	Years runner-up
Green Bay Packers	4	0	129	83	4	1997, 2005, 2013, 2022	—
Sioux City Chiefs	2	3	97	129	5	2017, 2018	2006, 2007, 2021
San Jose Outlaws	1	3	133	90	4	2014	2013, 2016, 2017
Denver Broncos	2	2	88	104	4	2019, 2021	1996, 2020
Duluth Lumberjacks	1	2	78	72	3	1996	2012, 2019
Portland Pioneers	1	2	67	83	3	1998	2005, 2008
Houston Oilers	1	2	78	113	3	1999	2000, 2014
Vancouver All-Stars	2	0	72	35	2	2003, 2020	—
Phoenix Eagles	2	0	45	10	2	2007, 2010	—
Augustus Roughriders	1	1	58	52	2	2000	2002
Clarke Mustangs	1	0	33	14	1	2001	—
Las Vegas Wildcats	1	0	24	7	1	2002	—
San Francisco City Saints	1	0	34	20	1	2004	—
Dallas Texans	1	0	45	21	1	2006	—
St. Anthony Vikings	1	0	37	20	1	2008	—
Beaumont Wolves	1	0	21	6	1	2009	—
Grands Ballons Martyrs	1	0	31	14	1	2011	—
San Antonio Colts	1	0	34	20	1	2012	—
Aurora Argonauts	1	0	30	23	1	2015	—
Santa Fe Saints	1	0	20	13	1	2016	—
Bernheim Bears	0	2	17	51	2	—	1997, 1998
Oklahoma City Chargers	0	2	39	76	4	—	2003, 2004
Seattle Seahawks	0	2	14	64	2	—	2001, 2010
Tucson Titans	0	1	28	31	1	—	1999
Port Auburn Ravens	0	1	6	21	1	—	2009
New Wittenburg Buffalos	0	1	14	31	1	—	2011
San Diego Spartans	0	1	23	30	1	—	2015
Riverside Warhawks	0	1	14	19	1	—	2018
Porciúncula Falcons	0	1	27	39	1	—	2022

AFF Performances by nation

Nation	Titles	Runners-up	Total
Astoria	4	4	8
Brazoria	7	6	13
Sierra	6	9	15
Superior	10	8	18

Format

AFF World Championship 2022 Quarterfinals

Date/ Time (PST)	Winning team	Score	Losing team
11 March, 11:00am	Porciúncula Falcons	37–20	St. Anthony Vikings
11 March, 3:00pm	Portland Pioneers	24–18	San Antonio Colts
11 March, 7:00pm	Seattle Seahawks	35–31	St. Anne Lions
12 March, 3:00pm	Green Bay Packers	45–16	Houston Oilers

AFF World Championship 2022 Semifinals

Date/ Time (PST)	Winning team	Score	Losing team
20 March, 12:00pm	Porciúncula Falcons	26–7	Portland Pioneers
20 March, 6:00pm	Green Bay Packers	33–21	Seattle Seahawks

AFF World Championship 2022 Finals

Date/ Time (PST)	Winning team	Score	Losing team
27 March, 6:00pm	Green Bay Packers	39–27	Porciúncula Falcons

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Finals
	Porciúncula Falcons	37
	St. Anthony Vikings	20
					Porciúncula Falcons	26
					Portland Pioneers	7
	Portland Pioneers	24
	San Antonio Colts	18
									Green Bay Packers	39
									Seattle Seahawks	27
	Seattle Seahawks	35
	St. Anne Lions	31
					Green Bay Packers	33
					Seattle Seahawks	21
	Green Bay Packers	45
	Houston Oilers	16

Superior (1962–Present)

• East Conference
  • New Hamburg Railsplitters
  • Green Bay Packers
  • Sioux City Chiefs
  • Duluth Lumberjacks
  • Port Auburn Ravens
  • Rochester Wolverines
• West Conference
  • St. Anthony Vikings
  • Des Moines Saints
  • New Wittenburg Buffalos
  • Augustus Roughriders
  • Clarke Mustangs
  • Omaha Rams

Astoria (1969-Present)

• North Conference
  • Aurora Argonauts
  • Edmonton Grizzlies
  • Vancouver All-Stars
  • Calgary Coyotes
  • Seattle Seahawks
• South Conference
  • Boise Bombers
  • Missoula Beavers
  • Portland Pioneers
  • Spokane Steelheads
  • Tacoma Tigers

Brazoria (1972-Present)

• TBD Cup
  • Denver Broncos
  • Oklahoma City Chargers
  • Santa Fe Saints
  • San Antonio Colts
  • Dallas Texans
• TBD Cup
  • Austin Apollos
  • Houston Oilers
  • Grand Llano Rattlers
  • Beaumont Wolves
  • Laredo Cardinals

Historic Sierran Conference lineups

1915–1921

• Sierran Professional Conference of American Football - SPCAF (1915–1921)
  • Santa Barbara Knights
  • Sugar Land Hornets
  • Fort Travis Pros -> Bernheim Steelheads (1920–)
  • Porciúncula Eagles ->> Porciúncula Falcons, Riverside Eagles (1920–)
  • St. Anne Mountaineers
  • Irvine Bobcats
  • Rothenburg Lions
  • San Bernardino Greyhounds -> Oakland Raiders (1921–)
  • San Diego Chiefs
  • Riverside Serpents -> San Jose Saints (1920–)

1922–1928, North (left) and South (right)

• Union of Sierran American Football Associates - USAFA (1922–1928)
  • Northern Division
    • Bernheim Steelheads
    • San Jose Saints -> Sacramento Tigers (1927–)
    • San Francisco City Spartans -> 49ers (1925–)
    • Oakland Raiders
    • Sacramento Coyotes -> Ukiah Beavers (1928–)
  • Southern Division
    • Porciúncula Falcons
    • Riverside Eagles
    • Santa Barbara Knights -> Fresno Vipers (1924–)
    • Irvine Bobcats
    • St. Anne Mountaineers -> Lions (1924–)
    • Rothenburg Lions (–1923)
    • San Diego Chiefs -> Spartans (1925–)

• Sierran American Football Association - SAFA (1929–1939)
  • Northern Conference
    • Ukiah Beavers
    • Oakland Raiders -> New Rotterdam (1931–)
    • San Francisco City 49ers
    • Bernheim Steelheads -> Bears (1930–)
    • Fresno Vipers
    • Sacramento Tigers
  • Southern Conference
    • Porciúncula Falcons
    • Grands Ballons Maroons -> Martyrs (1932–)
    • Riverside Eagles
    • San Diego Spartans
    • St. Anne Lions
    • Irvine Panthers -> Las Vegas (1935–)
    • Salsipuedes Chiefs (1929– )

• Sierran American Football Association - SAFA (1940–1956)
  • North West Division
    • Ukiah Beavers -> Apfelhein Buccaneers (1949–)
    • New Rotterdam Raiders
    • San Francisco City 49ers
    • Bernheim Bears
    • Reno City All-Stars
    • Fresno Vipers
    • Las Vegas Panthers
    • Sacramento Tigers (–1952)
  • South East Division
    • Porciúncula Falcons
    • Riverside Eagles -> Phoenix (1945–)
    • San Diego Spartans
    • St. Anne Lions
    • Santa Barbara Bulldogs
    • Grands Ballons Martyrs
    • Tucson Titans (1948–)
    • Salsipuedes Chiefs (–1956)

• National Professional Football League - NPFL (1942–1956)
  • North Pacific Conference
    • San Jose Outlaws
    • Honolulu Sealions
    • Tahoe Tornadoes
    • San Joaquin Wolves (1949–)
    • Reno Skyliners (1945–)
  • South Corridor Conference
    • Irvine Pioneers
    • Riverside Warhawks
    • Imperial Knights
    • Malibu Cougars (1949–)
    • Laguna Crusaders (1952–)
    • Fort Travis Royals (1953–)
  • Teams which transfer after SAFL purchase:
    • San Jose Outlaws (North West)
    • Honolulu Sealions (North West)
    • Riverside Warhawks (South East)

• Deseret Professional Football League - DPFL (1948–1955)
  • Salt Lake Conference
    • Provo Warriors
    • Ogden Reds
    • Park City Miners
    • Salt Lake City Giants
    • Logan Cubs (1951–)
  • South Deseret Conference
    • Grand Junction Broncos
    • Richfield Grasshoppers
    • Panguitch Saints
    • St. George Minutemen (1949–)
  • Teams which transfer after SAFL purchase:
    • St. George Minutemen (South East)
    • Richfield Grasshoppers (South East)
    • Salt Lake City Giants (North West)

• Sierran Professional Football League - SPFL (1957–1959)
  • North West Division
    • Apfelhein Buccaneers
    • New Rotterdam Raiders -> Salt Lake City (1966)
    • San Francisco City 49ers
    • Bernheim Bears
    • San Francisco 49ers -> Saints (1957)
    • Reno City All-Stars -> Scorpions (1958)
    • Las Vegas Panthers -> Richfield (1958)
    • Salt Lake City Giants -> New Rotterdam Trojans (1958)
    • Fresno Vipers
  • South East Division
    • Porciúncula Falcons
    • Riverside Warhawks
    • Phoenix Eagles
    • San Diego Spartans
    • St. Anne Lions
    • Santa Barbara Bulldogs
    • Grands Ballons Martyrs
    • Richfield Grasshoppers -> Las Vegas Wildcats (1957)
    • St. George Minutemen

• Sierran American Football League - SAFL (1960–present)
  • North
    • Apfelhein Buccaneers
    • New Rotterdam Trojans
    • Bernheim Bears
    • San Francisco City Saints
    • Reno City Scorpions
  • West
    • Fresno Vipers
    • Honolulu Sealions
    • Santa Barbara Bulldogs
    • San Jose Outlaws
    • St. Anne Lions
  • South
    • Phoenix Eagles
    • Porciúncula Falcons
    • San Diego Spartans
    • Grands Ballons Martyrs
    • Tucson Titans
  • East
    • Las Vegas Wildcats
    • Richfield Panthers
    • Salt Lake City Raiders
    • St. George Minutemen
    • Riverside Warhawks

All football teams existing in c. 1955:

• SAFA
  • Apfelhein Buccaneers (1949–)
  • New Rotterdam Raiders
  • San Francisco City 49ers
  • Bernheim Bears
  • Reno City All-Stars
  • Fresno Vipers
  • Las Vegas Panthers
  • Sacramento Tigers
  • Porciúncula Falcons
  • Phoenix Eagles
  • San Diego Spartans
  • St. Anne Lions
  • Santa Barbara Bulldogs
  • Grands Ballons Martyrs
  • Tucson Titans
  • Salsipuedes Chiefs
• NPFL
  • San Jose Outlaws
  • Honolulu Sealions
  • Tahoe Tornadoes
  • San Joaquin Wolves
  • Reno Skyliners
  • Irvine Pioneers
  • Riverside Warhawks
  • Imperial Knights
  • Malibu Cougars
  • Laguna Crusaders
  • Fort Travis Royals
• DPFL
  • Provo Warriors
  • Ogden Reds
  • Park City Miners
  • Salt Lake City Giants
  • Logan Cubs
  • Grand Junction Broncos
  • Richfield Grasshoppers
  • Panguitch Saints
  • St. George Minutemen

Notable dynasties:

• Classic (1915–59)
  • 1917–22: St. Anne Mountaineers (4, 3–0–1) - SPCAF
  • 1920–28: Sacramento Tigers (5, 2–1–2) - SPCAF/USAFA
  • 1921–33: Porciúncula Falcons (8, 5–2–1) - USAFA/SAFA
  • 1929–36: Riverside Eagles (3, 3–0) - SAFA
  • 1930–38: Bernheim Bears (5, 4–1) - SAFA
  • 1936–45: Reno City All-Stars (5, 3–2) - SAFA
  • 1936–43: Fresno Vipers (4, 2–2) - SAFA
  • 1939–47: St. Anne Lions (4, 3–1) - SAFA
  • 1943–51: New Rotterdam Raiders (6, 4–2) - SAFA
  • 1945–57: San Diego Spartans (7, 4–3) - SAFA
  • 1945–54: San Jose Outlaws (5, 4–1) - NPFL
  • 1949–54: Riverside Warhawks (3, 3–0) - NPFL
  • 1951–60: Bernheim Bears (7, 5–2) - SAFA/SPFL
  • 1954–59: Grands Ballons Martyrs (3, 2–1) - SAFA/SPFL
  • 1955–59: St. George Minutemen (4, 3–1) - DPFL/SPFL
• Golden Age (1960–96) - SAFL
  • 1968–78: Las Vegas Wildcats (6, 4–2)
  • 1972–82: San Francisco City Saints (4, 2–2)
  • 1986–92: Bernheim Bears (4, 2–2)
  • 1993–96: San Francisco City Saints (3, 3–0)
• Contemporary (1997–Present) - SAFL
  • 2006–19: Phoenix Eagles (7, 5–2)
  • 2008–15: San Diego Spartans (3, 3–0)
  • 2012–18: San Jose Outlaws (4, 3–1)