pbs kids :KANE COUNTY EAGLES REMAIN UNDEFEATED WHILE WINNING THEIR SECOND MID-CONTINENTAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

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pbs kids :KANE COUNTY EAGLES REMAIN UNDEFEATED WHILE WINNING THEIR SECOND MID-CONTINENTAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

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Weekly Release: October 26, 2001 American Football Association – Sarasota, Florida, www.AmericanFootballAssn.com Contact: Dave Burch or 941-388-3510 (email) amerfoot@aol.com (o) usafoot@aol.com DE Kane County EAGLES are still undefeated, while winning his second Mid-Continental Football League Championship Kane County (Illinois) Eagles Mid-Continental won its second consecutive league championship Saturday night, beating the Cleveland (OH) Lions by a score of 41 17. The combination of the Eagles win and a) KC Scranton (PA Eagles loss (Scranton also unbeaten) in the championship game of the National Football League, the KC Eagles remained above power pool of the AFA.

The victory puts the team of Kane County closer to winning the title of Midwest Regional of the AFA, and a bullet in his 3rd AFA National Championship. Now the road to a title contested regional attorneys from Chicago, the Eagles (11-1) are rated # 3 in the qualifications of the faculty of the AFA. A meeting of the two, the winner, kids pbs
, of a championship AFA State (IL) and the Midwest Regional title. The title of North East Regional AFA seems fairly safe in the hands of the Southern Maine 7-0 -1 Raging Bulls, the AFA rated # 8 on the computer.

At the regional level, Middle East, ranked # 5 Prince William (VA) Monarchs (15-2) advanced to the Scranton Eagles and the West Virginia Wham (8-1, kids pbs
, ) as the title of the candidate regions. The battle for South-East regional honor are those of St. Petersburg (Florida) Sharks (12-3) and the Florida Space Coast Panthers (13-4) and Gastonia (NC) Gladiators (7-1-1). Gladiators is a team of independent games trying to get enough to qualify for an increased regional title. On the western section of highway from the AFA, the Puget Sound (WASH) Jets (11-1) have locked up the regional title, Northwest and now Team # 4 of the FAA nation, while the southwest region seems to be dominated by the # 11 ranked team in the nation, 1 and 8 Inglewood (CA) Black Hawks.

The title of Regional Center-North probably Minnesota (USA) Logging of the Mid-America National League with a place to No. 9 and a record of 8-1-0 in general. The title of South Central is firmly in the hands of the # 2 nationally ranked Wichita Falls (TX) Drillers (10-1) at the same time (14-1 at # 12, New Mexico Razorbacks), the second line to make the title area. Drillers were the first finalist for the National AFA in 1999, when they were defeated in the Semi-Pro AFA-Super Bowl XX by Marlboro (MA) Marlboro Shamrocks at 26.

7. With only 5 weeks to go before the AFA the state and regional title winners – Teams announced are now to maneuver around their programs in post-season for the skills of the national AFA advance – in the hope of securing, kids pbs
, national and regional titles. The road to the AFA 22. The first annual National Championship by two teams ranked in the nation (east / west division) at the close of the regional selections AFA team title – National announced on Thanksgiving Day – November 22. On another note: The AFA Minnesota Vixens have three game of the season short this year 7 hours at a home game Saturday, October 27 at the half.

Ticket prices are $ 12 for adults, $ 7 for 13 – - 17 and 65 +, $ 4 for 5-12. Tickets for children from 4 years: free. I coupons for $ 5 on adult tickets and up to 6 children under 12 free with paid adult. are available at the door. If you can not do in the game and you live in St. Paul, please visit us at St. Paul Network Neighborhood. They seem ready for prime time – or at least l access to cable. The Vixens are the subject, kids pbs
, of a PBS documentary last year appears as pioneers in their entirety by the rules to address women's soccer.

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