1991 JGL Youth Two Touch Season

The 1991 JGL (Junior Gridiron League) Youth Two Touch season brought together emerging young talent from across three conferences—Northern, Central, and Southern. With strong performances, exciting wildcard action, and a decisive final, the campaign demonstrated the growing depth and competitiveness of the youth game.

📊 Final Standings – 1991 JGL Youth Two Touch

Northern Conference

Team	PYD	W	L	T	%
Willenhall Jets	6	4	2	0	0.667*
Tamworth Trojans	6	2	3	1	0.417
Newark Vulcans	6	1	4	1	0.250

Central Conference

Team	PYD	W	L	T	%
Newmarket Mustangs	6	6	0	0	1.000*
Heathrow Jets	6	3	3	0	0.500
Fen Harriers	6	1	5	0	0.167

Southern Conference

Team	PYD	W	L	T	%
Crawley Raiders	6	5	1	0	0.833*
Bournemouth Raiders	6	4	2	0	0.667*
Eastleigh Devils	6	3	3	0	0.500*
Basildon Warriors	6	0	6	0	0.000

🗺️ Conference Play

Northern Conference

The Willenhall Jets topped the table with a 4–2 record, just ahead of a tightly packed division where both Tamworth Trojans and Newark Vulcans fought hard but struggled for consistency.

Central Conference

The Newmarket Mustangs were flawless throughout the regular season, going 6–0 and notching the only perfect record in the league. Heathrow Jets finished at .500, while the Fen Harriers managed a single win.

Southern Conference

The most competitive conference of the year, the Crawley Raiders led with a 5–1 record, closely followed by the Bournemouth Raiders (4–2) and Eastleigh Devils (3–3), both of whom qualified for the playoffs via wild-card.

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🏆 Playoffs

Wild-Card Round (at Lords Hill, Southampton)

• Eastleigh Devils 6–8 Bournemouth Raiders
  A narrow win pushed Bournemouth into the semi-finals.

Semi-Finals (at Coldhams Common, Cambridge)

• Willenhall Jets 0–9 Crawley Raiders
  Crawley advanced with a dominant shutout.
• Newmarket Mustangs 33–6 Bournemouth Raiders
  The Mustangs showed their strength, cruising into the final.

Final

Newmarket Mustangs 19–7 Crawley Raiders
The Mustangs capped off their unbeaten season with a solid victory to claim the 1991 JGL title.Wild-Card Round

• Eastleigh Devils 6–8 Bournemouth Raiders

1990 BYAFA Kitted Season

📊 BYAFA Kitted League 1990 – Final Tables (As of August 1st) Full tables not currently known

The British Youth American Football Association’s 1990 Kitted League season marked a key chapter in the development of youth football in the UK, featuring 33 teams spread across six regional conferences. Over the course of more than 90 recorded games, teams battled through a packed schedule that showcased explosive offenses, gritty defenses, and ultimately a final that crowned one of the most dominant champions in the league’s history.

North Western Conference

Team	W	L	T	PF	PA	%
Glasgow Diamonds	2	0	0	38	25	1.000
Chester Romans	0	0	1	14	14	0.500
Mancunian Colts	2	2	0	103	38	0.500
Bradford Dolphins	0	2	1	14	74	0.167

North Eastern Conference

Team	W	L	T	PF	PA	%
Steel City Warriors	6	1	0	215	38	0.857
Burton Braves	4	1	0	68	34	0.800
Darlington Dragons	2	3	0	80	114	0.400
Lincoln Bombers	0	7	0	50	245	0.000

Anglian Conference

Team	W	L	T	PF	PA	%
Tiptree Titans	6	1	0	216	30	0.857
Colchester Gladiators	4	3	0	104	104	0.571
Norwich Devils	1	5	1	56	183	0.214
Ipswich Cardinals	0	7	0	58	181	0.000

Capital Conference

Team	W	L	T	PF	PA	%
Sabres	7	0	0	179	64	1.000
London Capitals	3	1	1	76	49	0.700
Basildon Chiefs	0	3	0	19	66	0.000
LA Huskers	0	5	0	37	90	0.000

South Western Conference

Team	W	L	T	PF	PA	%
Cardiff Celts	3	0	0	64	18	1.000
Cheltenham Chieftains	2	1	0	38	37	0.667
Farnham Knights	0	4	0	21	68	0.000

Southern Conference

Team	W	L	T	PF	PA	%
Maidstone Pumas	4	1	0	46	18	0.800
Ealing Eagles	4	1	0	76	16	0.800
Kent Rams	4	3	0	66	59	0.571
Bournemouth Renegades	0	3	0	2	64	0.000

🗺️ Regional Conference Rundown

🟩 North Western Conference

Though fewer games were recorded in this group, the Glasgow Diamonds stood out with a perfect 2–0 record. Mancunian Colts posted solid numbers offensively, while Chester Romans and Bradford Dolphins saw limited action with mixed results.

🟦 North Eastern Conference

A fiercely competitive region led by the Steel City Warriors, who dominated with a 6–1 record and an impressive 215 points scored. Close behind were the Burton Braves, while Darlington Dragons and Lincoln Bombers struggled defensively—Lincoln conceding 245 points without a win.

🟥 Anglian Conference

The Tiptree Titans were unstoppable in the Anglian division, winning six of seven games and racking up 216 points. Though Colchester Gladiators put up a fight, Tiptree’s dominance was unmatched. The Norwich Devils and Ipswich Cardinals rounded out the group with only one win between them.

🏙️ Capital Conference

The Sabres blitzed through the competition with a perfect 7–0 record, scoring 179 points while allowing just 64. The London Capitals followed with a strong campaign, while Basildon Chiefs and LA Huskers failed to make a mark, going winless.

🟧 South Western Conference

The Cardiff Celts were unbeaten in their three outings, while Cheltenham Chieftains remained competitive. The Farnham Knights endured a winless season despite flashes of potential.

🟨 Southern Conference

A tight group at the top saw both the Maidstone Pumas and Ealing Eagles finish 4–1. The Kent Rams also earned four wins, making this one of the most competitive divisions. Bournemouth Renegades, however, struggled to keep pace.

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🏆 Championship Final

The Tiptree Titans cemented their dominance with a staggering 59–0 victory over the Maidstone Pumas in the league’s only documented final. The Titans’ high-powered offense and suffocating defense ensured a complete performance on both sides of the ball, marking them as the undisputed champions of the 1990 BYAFA Kitted season.
Final

Tiptree Titans 59–0 Maidstone Pumas