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Non Professional Swiss Romande American Football League

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The Non Professional Swiss Romande Americain Football League (NSFL) is a Swiss American football league, formed in 2004 as a regional league in addition to the Schweizerischer America Football Verband (SAFV). It is based in Lausanne.

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History

In 1982 Cursio Caravati and Massimo Monti created the SFL (Swiss Football League). The first team was the Lugano Seagulls. As of 2006, only one national federation is recognised by the European Federation of American Football: the Schweizerischer America Football Verband (SAFV), which is divided into two leagues: a national A league (LNA) and a national B league (LNB). A national championship for juniors also exists. There are only 11 SAFV clubs (5 in LNA and 6 in LNB).

he NSFL was created as a regional league in 2004. 6 teams took part during the first season in 2005; in 2006 two new teams joined the league. The SAFV at the moment refuse to any discussions with the NSFL. The NSFL has in the past met with the SAFV, and have made changes in response to SAFV requests, but more recently the SAFV has refused to meet with the NSFL. The NSFL in no way wishes to replace the SAFV. The NSFL is working on a more regional level.

The different NSFL tournaments put in place do not forbid NSFL teams from participating in the National Championship (SAFV). This is the case for the Fribourg Cardinals (LNB) and the Geneva Seahawks (LNA).

Since 2004

  • Fribourg Cardinals
  • Lausanne University Club (Ex-Lausanne Sharks)
  • Riviera Saints
  • Yverdon Ducs
  • Since 2005

  • La Côte Centurions
  • Monthey Rhinos
  • Since 2006

  • Neuchâtel Knights
  • Orbe Gaulois
  • Since 2007

  • Morges Bandits
  • Since 2008

  • Geneva Whoopers
  • Since 2009

  • Geneva Seahawks
  • Sierre White Wolves
  • Past Teams

  • Orbe Gaulois (2006–2008) Flag Football only.
  • Brig Falcons (Were in the first discussions when the NSFL was created, but never joined)
  • Clubs

  • Geneva Seahawks
  • Geneva Whoopers
  • La Côte Centurions
  • Lausanne University Club
  • Monthey Rhinos
  • Morges Bandits
  • Neuchâtel Knights
  • Riviera Saints
  • Sierre White Wolves
  • Yverdon Ducs
  • Tackle football

    Adult

  • Fribourg Cardinals
  • Geneva Seahawks
  • La Côte Centurions
  • Lausanne University Club
  • Monthey Rhinos
  • Morges Bandits
  • Riviera Saints
  • Yverdon Ducs
  • Junior

  • Geneva Whoopers
  • Monthey Rhinos
  • Flag football

    Adult

  • Geneva Warriors
  • Lausanne University Club
  • Monthey Rhions
  • Morges Bandits
  • Riviera Saints
  • Yverdon Ducs
  • Junior

    Tackle Football Tournament 2005 (Adults)

  • Fribourg Cardinals
  • La Côte Centurions
  • Lausanne Sharks
  • Monthey Rhinos
  • Riviera Saints
  • Yverdon Ducs
  • Tackle Football Tournament 2006 (Adults)

  • Fribourg Cardinals
  • La Côte Centurions
  • Lausanne Sharks
  • Monthey Rhinos
  • Neuchâtel Knights
  • Riviera Saints
  • Tackle Football Tournament 2007 (Adults)

  • Fribourg Cardinals
  • La Côte Centurions
  • Lausanne Sharks
  • Monthey Rhinos
  • Morges Bandits
  • Neuchâtel Knights
  • Riviera Saints
  • Yverdon Ducs
  • Tackle Football Tournament 2008 (Adults)

  • La Côte Centurions
  • Lausanne Sharks
  • Monthey Rhinos
  • Morges Bandits
  • Neuchâtel Knights
  • Riviera Saints
  • Tackle Football Tournament 2009 (Adults)

  • Fribourg Cardinals
  • Geneva Seahawks
  • La Côte Centurions
  • LUCAF (Formerly Lausanne Sharks)
  • Monthey Rhinos
  • Morges Bandits
  • Neuchâtel Knights
  • Riviera Saints
  • References

    Non Professional Swiss Romande American Football League Wikipedia