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SEASON 2002/03

Southern Conference

BCAFL

South-Western Division

Finalists

2nd Place

In 2002/03 the STAGS strengthened the coaching staff and began an investment program designed to move Southampton back to the top of BCAFL.
A new-look STAGS raised funds, found sponsors, changed colours and practice regime, new equipment and specialist coaches were recruited, resulting in a 6-2 record and an appearance in the BCAFL Southern Conference Final, losing to Hertfordshire.

STANDINGS 2002/03

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Southern Conference | Western Division

Team

P W L T W% PS PC
CARDIFF COBRAS[2] 8 7 1 0 0.875 138 67
STAGS[5](x) 8 6 2 0 0.750 184 73
BATH KILLER BEES(x) 8 6 2 0 0.750 129 79
BRISTOL BULLETS 8 4 4 0 0.500 113 92
PLYMOUTH BLITZ 8 1 7 0 0.125 46 159
(x)|Tie Break|H2H:W%|STAGS:1.000|KILLER BEES:0.000

Post-Season

3 2 1 - 0.667 78 81
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Wk Away Pts Pts

Home

02 G1 STAGS 0 - 6 BULLETSBRISTOL
03 G2 CARDIFFCOBRAS 0 - 31 STAGS
04 G3 STAGS 31 - 18 KILLER BEESBATH
05 G4 PLYMOUTHBLITZ 0 - 38 STAGS
06 G5 STAGS 0 - 6 FALCONSKCU
09 G6 HERTSHURRICANES 31 - 33 STAGS
10 G7 STAGS 24 - 6 BLITZPLYMOUTH
11 G8 BRISTOLBULLETS 6 - 27 STAGS
13 R1 STAGS[5] 30 - 8 [4]FALCONSKCU
14 CS STAGS[5] 30 - 24 [2]COBRASCARDIFF
15 CF STAGS[5] 18 - 49 [1]HURRICANESHERTS
16 CB XVII - - - - -
FULL STORY

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What The Press Said... 02/03 Archive|Wessex Scene|29Nov02
AMERICAN DREAM
AMERICAN DREAMThe Stags have produced quality for years and the now the squad is looking to get stronger. This is of course is going to be due to the new players (you guys!) that will be coming in but also due to the links forged with local team the Southern Sundevils.

The Stags have been going for over ten years now and play in BCAFL (British Collegiate American Football League). The club practices at Wellington Sports grounds on Stoneham lane on Tuesday and Thursday night from 8-10pm. Team meetings are held on Wednesday evening with that also being the main social evening.

The club has reached the national playoff the last two seasons a sign of the enduring quality of the side. The club has sent out players who have represented the side at regional and international level. These are all players that only started playing the game when they came to university. Size is not a problem either, we have had players that in the past have ranged from 5’7 to 6’6.

The Stags have Mick Hogan as their head coach. Hogan has been in charge since 1998 and so far he has led his team to two plate competitions and twice to the playoffs. However new faces now join him. Graham Thorpe has been with the Southern Sundevils since the clubs creation in the 1980’s. He has many years coaching experience that include GB youth, youth football and senior. Coach Thorpe will be the offensive co-ordinator.

He is joined by Alastair Painter as the offensive line coach. Coach Painter has been learning the position with the Stags and Sundevils over the past year. He also worked at the half time show of the 2001 Superbowl between the Giants and Ravens, getting close to Britney Spears the lucky git !

Also assisting on offence with the receivers will be Simon Cutts. The veteran receiver has been coaching with the Sundevils but has many years playing experience to bring to the organisation.

The defense is now run by experienced American coach Jim Roberson. Jim’s experience extends right back to playing college and professionally in America to coaching some of Britains most successful teams.

The changes come about as a result of the closer relationship with the Sundevils. The teams have been practising together for a number of months now with the aim of increasing the strength of American Football in Hampshire.

The club has sponsorship and backing from a number of the local businesses. Casey Baldwin of Subway Southampton is backing the club for a second year running. Casey also donates some great prizes for raffles. Also sponsoring the outfit is RFC Southampton, a industrial recruiting company based on the high street in Southampton is also getting behind the club for the 2002-3 season. Lastly the club has had calendar done courtesy of those lovely girls at FYEO. This is for charity and looks just as much fun as it sounds.

Stags have also made the effort to get involved in the community. Again this year we will be getting involved in events such as Children in Need.

Socially we enjoy our nights out varying activities on our nights out. This year there were a number of different parties including Christmas and the most excellent Superbowl at the end of January. More is planned for this year with the aim to be bigger and better than before.

One last group of people we can’t forget and that is our lovely cheerleading squad the Vixens. The girls have been growing in number of the past couple years and did a great job getting behind us socially and in games last year.

So whatever your interest come and get involved.

Email: Stagsfootball@hotmail.com

www.stagsfootball.co.uk

Angus McKechnie

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APOLOGY

Wessex scene sports section owe the STAGS amd Vixens an apology for the atticle in the last issue of the Wessex Scene which claimed that the Vixens were in a sponsorship deal with FYEO. This is in fact untrue as they are sponsored by Subway.

However, the American Football lads are posing with the FYEO girls in a charity calendar, available just before Christmas.

Select article from REPORTS or NEWS below | it will appear above.

GAME REPORTS 2002/03

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NEWS ITEMS 2002/03

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What The Press Said... 02/03 Archive|Wessex Scene|20Mar03
STAGS BATTLE TO FINAL
STAGS BATTLE TO FINALFor the second time this season the Southampton Stags... have enjoyed great media exposure. The teams who were featured on national and local television due to Children in Need were featured on television on the 27th of February... The news article featured game footage from the Stags versus Hurricanes game earlier in the season.
Full Story…
What The Press Said... 02/03 Archive|Wessex Scene|29Nov02
AMERICAN DREAM
AMERICAN DREAMThe Stags have produced quality for years and the now the squad is looking to get stronger. This is of course is going to be due to the new players...
Full Story…

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ROLL OF HONOUR 2003

ALL-COLLEGE TEAM 2003

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BCAFL All-College Team

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ALL-STARS SOUTHERN WILDCATS 2003

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SOUTHERN Conference All-Stars WILDCATS

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GREAT BRITAIN BULLDOGS 2003

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Great Britain BULLDOGS

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