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Thursday, November 1
RAVENS WIN 2007 MDFL CHAMPIONSHIP!
The VIRGINIA RAVENS won the 2007 MDFL Championship Saturday, Oct. 27 by defeating the Fayetteville RuffRiders 42-6.
Welcome to the Mason-Dixon Football League for 2008. The League has been in continuous operation since 1978 and was reclassified from Class AA to Class AAA in 1988.
Games are played under modified NFL rules using officials who have received special training in those rules by NFL officials.
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Rocky
Sunday, May 25
2008 Officials Clinic
The MDFL will hold their annual officials clinic Saturday, May 31 at the Steven Kent Restaurant in Petersburg, VA. A representative from each officiating crew must attend in order to officiate any MDFL games. Mr Scott Dawson, NFL official, will conduct the clinic along with Pete Celiberti, MDFL Director of Officials.
Monday, January 22
Mason-Dixon Football League Meeting
The Mason-Dixon Football League will hold their first meeting of 2007 on Saturday, January 27 at the Quality Inn in Petersburg. To be included on the agenda will be the presentation of prospective new teams for this year. If you are interested in joining the MDFL, please call 804-732-3806 for information.
Wednesday, November 15
MDFL Teams Advance to EFA Tournament
Four MDFL teams advanced to the Eastern Football Alliance Tournament: They are the PW Monarchs, Carolina Heat, Hill City Storm and Virginia Ravens. Tournament play begins Nov. 4 with the following teams in action:
Round 1
Hill City Storm 6 @ PW Monarchs 33
Virginia Ravens 16 @ Carolina Heat 26
Baltimore Warriors 0 (UFL) @ Conshohocken (PA) Steelers (CFA) 20
Connecticut Giants (UFL) - Bye
Round 2 Saturday, Nov. 11
Conshohocken PA Steelers 7 @ Connecticut Giants 6
PW Monarchs 14 @ Carolina Heat 20
EFA Championship - Nov. 18 - Conshohocken, PA
Carolina Heat (MDFL)12 vs Conshohocken PA Steelers (CFA)40
The 2006 MDFL playoffs began on Saturday, Oct. 7 with the following teams in action:
North:
Arbutus Big Red @ PW Monarchs - Postponed until Oct. 14
Virginia Crusaders @ Virginia Ravens - Postponed until Oct. 14
South
Wilmington Tigers @ Carolina Heat - postponed until Oct. 14
Hill City Storm 27 @ Jacksonville Raiders 26
Saturday, Oct. 14 (Make-ups)
Crusaders 6 @ Ravens 20
Arbutus 13 @ Monarchs 20
Wilmington 24 @ Heat 51
Saturday, Oct. 21
VA Ravens 26 @ PW Monarchs 34
Hill City Storm 18 @ Carolina Heat 34
Championship Game
Oct. 29 - Carolina Heat 0 @ PW Monarchs 32
Scores from Sept. 23:
Crusaders 20 @ Monarchs 36
Winchester 22 @ Ravens 31
F-burg 0 @ Arbutus 30
New Bern 6 @ Storm 22
G-boro 12 @ F-ville 44
Wilmington 0 @ Heat 40
Scores from Sept. 16:
Va. Ravens @ Monarchs - Postponed until Sept. 30
Arbutus Big Red 13 @ Winchester Tigers 28
Fredericksburg Falcons 14 @ Va. Crusaders 32
Heat 34 @ New Bern Grizzlies 6
Fayetteville 0 @ Jacksonville 6 (OT)
Goldsboro 6 @ Storm 52
Wilmington - Bye
Scores from Sept. 9:
PW Monarchs 41 @ Winchester Tigers 13
Va Ravens 21 @ Fredericksburg Falcons 17
Va. Crusaders 22 @ Arbutus Big Red 31
Jacksonville Raiders 28 @ Carolina Heat 32
Goldsboro BullDawgs 8 @ Wilmington Tigers 37
Fayetteville RuffRiders 6 @ Hill City Storm 13
New Bern Grizzlies - Bye
Scores from Aug. 26:
Va Ravens 24 @ Arbutus Big Red 14
Winchester Tigers 21 @ Va Crusaders 24
Carolina Heat 38 @ Fayetteville Ruff Riders 20
Hill City Storm 14 @ Wilmington Tigers 54
Jacksonville Raiders 36 @ New Bern Grizzlies 18
Goldsboro - Bye
Game Aug. 27:
Monarchs 17 @ Fredericksburg 7
Scores from August 19
Monarchs 27 @ Arbutus 28
Fredericksburg 25 @ Winchester 26
Crusaders 0 @ Ravens 14
New Bern 13 @ Wilmington 11
Jacksonville 26 @ Fayetteville 40
Goldsboro 0 @ Heat 58
Storm - Bye
Scores from August 12th
Arbutus 27 @ Fredericksburg 42
Monarchs 40 @ Crusaders 6
Ravens 27 @ Winchester 22
New Bern 19 @ Jacksonville 28
Storm 14 @ Goldsboro 8
Wilmington 22 @ Fayetteville 28 (OT)
Heat-BYE
Scores from Aug. 5
Winchester 20 @ Arbutus 35
Monarchs 32 @ Ravens 15
Crusaders 14 @ Fredericksburg 33
New Bern 0 @ Heat 56
Jacksonville 19 @ Goldsboro 20
Wilmington 6 @ Storm 24
Fayetteville - Bye
Scores from July 29
Arbutus 20 @ Virginia Crusaders 22
Winchester Tigers 0 @ PW Monarchs 35
Fredericksburg Falcons 39 @ Virginia Ravens 33
Storm 7 @ Jacksonville Raiders 56
F-ville 22 @ Goldsboro 25
Heat 33 @ Wilmington Tigers 7
New Bern - Bye
Scores from July 22:
Arbutus 18 @ Va. Ravens 30
Crusaders 24 @ Winchester Tigers 26
Fredericksburg Falcons 14 @ PW Monarchs 22
Storm 7 @ New Bern Grizzlies 0
Wilmington Tigers 20 (OT) @ J-ville Raiders 20
F-ville @ Heat - Called due to severe weather
Goldsboro - Bye
Sunday, July 9
MDFL Opens 2006 Season
The Mason-Dixon League kicked off the 2006 season on Saturday, July 8 with the following Southern teams in action:
Storm 18 @ Fayetteville 12
Heat 7 @ Jacksonville 6
Goldsboro 6 @ New Bern 12
Other teams playing non-league games:
Wilmington 7 @ Rocky Mount Stallions (UFL) 21
Va. Thunder 24 (UFL) @ Va. Ravens 37
PW Monarchs 41 @ DC Explosion 6
Winchester Tigers @ Western MD Cougars(CFL) - July 9, 3 pm
On July 15, the entire League will see action as the following teams will be playing:
Arbutus 18 @ Monarchs 49
Winchester 10 @ Fredericksburg 6
Ravens 6 @ Crusaders 7
Fayetteville 12 @ New Bern 14
Wilmington 38 @ Goldsboro 34
Heat 10 @ Storm 0
Jacksonville - BYE
Sunday, February 5
MDFL Welcomes 4 New Teams for 2006
The Mason-Dixon Football League met Saturday, February 4 and accepted the following teams for 2006:
Winchester VA Tigers
Virginia Crusaders
Wilmington NC Tigers
New Bern NC Grizzlies
League alignment is as follows:
Northeast: Arbutus, Monarchs, Winchester
Northwest: Ravens, Crusaders, Fredericksburg
Southeast: New Bern Grizzlies, J-ville Raiders, G-boro BullDawgs, Wilmington Tigers
Southwest: Storm, Heat, F-ville Ruff Riders
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McCartha "Too Tall" Pleasents inducted to AFA Hall of Fame
McCartha "Too Tall" Pleasents of the VA Ravens was recently inducted into the AFA Hall of Fame. Click on link to read the article!
Sunday, December 5
MDFL Teams in EFA Tournament
Scores from EFA Tournament - First Round Nov. 13, 2004:
Atlanta Aggression 13 - SC Ruff Riders 12
Virginia Ravens 21 - Virginia Pirates 18
NY Bandits 7 - Richmond Hornets 6
Lehigh Valley Steelers 34 - Empire State Titans 6
Knoxville Knights 18 - Tennessee Thunder 13
Monarchs, Tennessee Raiders and NJ Terminators received 1st round byes
Second Round Pairings November 20, 2004:
Lehigh Valley Steelers 10 @ NJ Terminators 7
NY Bandits 17 @ Monarchs 14
Virginia Ravens 40 @ Tennessee Raiders 33
Knoxville Knights 18 @ Atlanta Aggression 13
Final Four November 27/28, 2004:
Lehigh Valley Steelers 20 @ NY Bandits 22 (Nov. 28)
Knoxville Knights 20 @ Virginia Ravens 42 (Nov. 27)
EFA National Championship Game - December 4 - Cumberland, MD:
Virginia Ravens (MDFL)39 vs New York Bandits (UFL)38
MDFL Team Awards
The Mason-Dixon Football League has announced the following awards for 2004:
Coach of the Year - North: Gary Marsh - Cumberland MD Cougars
Coach of the Year - South: Hal Lockhart - Virginia Ravens
Facility - North: Cumberland MD Cougars
Facility - South: Port City Diesel
Fans - North: Cumberland Cougars
Fans - South: Virginia Ravens
MDFL ANNOUNCES 2004 PLAYOFF STRUCTURE & SEEDINGS
2004 MDFL Playoff Results
NORTH
Oct. 9 - Arbutus 18 @ Cardinals 6
Oct. 16 - Arbutus 0 - Monarchs 41
Jaguars 30 - Cougars 14
Oct. 23 - Jaguars 23 - Monarchs 42 (Northern Conference Championship)
SOUTH
Oct. 9 - Fayetteville 21 @ Heat 17
Oct. 16 - F-ville 0 - Ravens 20
Storm 33 - Jacksonville 26 (OT)
Oct. 23 - Storm 14 - Ravens 21 (Southern Conference Championship)
Oct. 30 - All Star Game - North 20 - South 43
Oct. 30 - MDFL Championship Game - Ravens 25 - Monarchs 22
EFA Power Ratings Updated
Handout:
EFA Power Ratings 10.11.04
2004 Schedule Released
The 2004 schedule is now available. Please click on link above for the schedule!
Rumble by the River!
The road to the MDFL Title takes us all to Lynchburg, VA this year! The Central VA Storm will be hosting the 2004 MDFL Championship Game on October 30th. Please check out the official logo of the 2004 MDFL Championship Game!
2004 Standings
Keep up with your favorite MDFL team right here! Please click on link and see how they are doing this season!
2004 MDFL Stats
Click on link for current MDFL statistics!
Monday, December 29
Minor League Football News Awards
Minor League Football News has recognized the MDFL and the EFA with the following awards:
2003 Outstanding League of the Year
AAA Come Back Team of the Year(East) - New Jersey Broncos
AAA GM of the Year - Sharon Jacobs - Cumberland Valley Cardinals
AAA Woman of the Year - Mary Lockhart - Virginia Ravens
EFA Awards:
Commissioner of the Year (AA & A) - Steve Ellis - United League
Team of the Year - East - Virginia Hornets - United League
Team of the Year - South - Tennessee Raiders - Appalachian League
Executive of the Year (AAA) - Mike Frazier - Southern League
Team of the Year - South - Middle Georgia Stallions - Southern League
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