English language news coverage of American football in Japan. 日本のアメリカンフットボールを英語で報道。
English language news coverage of American football in Japan. 日本のアメリカンフットボールを英語で報道。
Due to a typhoon during week 1 of the X League Super season, the game between Elecom and Sekisui was postponed to October 6. In this game, In this game, Boogie Knight caught three TDs as the Sekisui Challengers squeaked out a one point win over the Finies, 21-20.
In what was the biggest upset in the X-League this decade, the Big Blue won a stunner of the Seagulls, 24-21.
Led by star receiver Devin Phelps, the Silver Star fended off a challenge by the determined Minerva to win 24-17.
Behind the powerful legs of Tra'Shaun Nixon and the arm of Tsubasa Takagi, the Frontiers dismantled the Kurt Palandech led Rise, 31-13.
Behind the arm, legs and leadership of quarterback Jerod Evans, the Creators cruised to an easy win over the Lions, 38-7.
The Challengers won easy over the stuggling Sun, 42-7, as Garrett Safron and Boogie Knight led the powerful Sekisui offense.
Panasonic, in trying to prove to fans that they are more than just a team that can't win the big one, dominated in their 27-10 win over Elecom.
In what was the biggest upset in the X-League this decade, the Big Blue won a stunner of the Seagulls, 24-21.
Led by star receiver Devin Phelps, the Silver Star fended off a challenge by the determined Minerva to win 24-17.
Behind the powerful legs of Tra'Shaun Nixon and the arm of Tsubasa Takagi, the Frontiers dismantled the Kurt Palandech led Rise, 31-13.
Behind the arm, legs and leadership of quarterback Jerod Evans, the Creators cruised to an easy win over the Lions, 38-7.
The Challengers won easy over the stuggling Sun, 42-7, as Garrett Safron and Boogie Knight led the powerful Sekisui offense.
Panasonic, in trying to prove to fans that they are more than just a team that can't win the big one, dominated in their 27-10 win over Elecom.
The greatest franchise in international gridiron football didn’t even break a sweat in their 58-3 beat down of the Silver Star.
For all of their existence as a X1 Super team, the Suns have been completely dominated, which is what Elecom did in a 28-6 win.
A solid 48 minutes of football were played as the Challengers came close to conquering the Impulse in a heart breaking 14-13 loss.
If the X League played 15 minute quarters, the destruction of the All Mitsubishi Lions by the Obic Seagulls, 84-0, could have easily been a 100+ point Obic victory.
The Nojima Rise easily handled the FujiFilm Minerva 31-11, in which Nojima piled up 382 combined passing and russhing yards.
The X League showcase game took place in primetime on a Friday night, in which the Tokyo Gas Creators defeated IBM Big Blue 12-7.
Former NFL and CFL assistant coach made his debut as the head coach of IBM Big Blue, with Canadian player Dimitrios Sinodinos under center, won convincingly over All Mitsubishi Lions, 24-12.
Under the leadership of Kurt Palandech, the Rise won handily over the team formerly known as the Asahi Silverstar, whose QB, Darrius Sample had a miserable day passing (38 yards) and an even worse day rushing (-34 yards).
An X-League franchise on the rise, the Obic Seagulls outlasted another rising franchise, the Tokyo Gas Creators, 28-17, on a mud soaked field in the rain.
On the opening day of X-League Super action, the defending champion Fujitsu Frontiers take down FUJIFILM Minerva 36-7.
The second best team in the X League Super squared off against the weakest team with the predictable result of a 63-7 victory by the Impulse, who intercepted the ball six times, over the Suns.