World Cup- Jan 16-21st,2001
Cocoa,FL

TEAM USA FLAG FOOTBALL -will be selected as follows- The Most Valuable Player of each Regional Tournament (men and women) will earn a spot on Team USA World Cup squad. Regionals take place in Eugene, Ore., Phoenix, Dallas, Chicago, Charlotte, Columbus, Boston and Washington, D.C.see Tournament page.
College -- An MVP from Regional Tournaments in Amherst, Mass., and Pensacola, Fla., will be selected, along with two players (men) from the college nationals at New Orleans and eight players (women) from the college nationals at New Orleans.
Criteria used to select players for Team USA will be based on athletic performance and overall attitude at Regionals. The remainder of the team will be selected from participants of open tournament.

Referees and support staff are needed for the World Cup-
Call Jim Zimolka 604-437-0108 or Email  JimZimolka@FlagFootballplayer.com



NITELITE FLAG FOOTBALL
Flag Football In The Dark

There is no doubt that FLAG FOOTBALL is fun. The only problem is that
darkness calls the game earlier every day as the Fall progresses. Now when thesun goes down, a new game of NITELITE FLAG FOOTBALL is just beginning.This new game is played with an illuminated foam football that can be thrownup to 70 yards. The light source is powered by two 8-inch chemiluminescent lights that are inserted into the tubes molded into the sides of the football. This NITELITE FOOTBALL looks like a giant comet as it streaks across the sky! Players are illuminated with different colored necklaces and bracelets. Thegoals are also illuminated with 5" round markers. The game is just likeplaying in the daytime, except it is much more fun because it is dark. Co-edNITELITE FLAG FOOTBALL is catching on at colleges around the country.FLAG FOOTBALL is a tangent to another nitetime sport called NITELITE GOLF,which has been played in 64 countries where over 160,000 NITELITE GOLFTournaments have been held. NITELITE Golfballs light up using clear golfballsand small lightsticks. The course is lit up on the tees, 150-yard markers, flagpins, cups and the perimeters of the greens. Golfers are illuminated withnecklaces and bracelets. Nine-hole shotgun scrambles are the format. NITELITEGOLF Tournaments make great fundraisers for schools, churches, medical and civicgroups as well as hospitals. NITELITE FLAG FOOTBALL games can also be run asexciting fundraisers. Each touchdown can be worth X dollars donation fromcorporations and individuals.
The NITELITE FOOTBALL was first demonstrated at Soldier Field, the home ofthe Chicago Bears, during a half-time show. A riot broke out when the fanscharged onto the field trying to get the NITELITE FOOTBALLs! The first time you light up a NITELITE FOOTBALL, you will see what the shouting is all about.
Contact: C.N. Is Believing
PO Box 1200
Wolfeboro Falls, NH 03896
Tel: (800) 282-1533
Email-bethe@cnisbelieving.com
Web -www.cnisbelieving.com



Nov 22nd- NIRSA Press Release

Winners play NOKIA Sugar Bowl in the Superdome
Next month the top flag football teams across the nation willl join in New Orleans for the Flag Football National Championship. The University of New Orleans hosts the tournament, and the winners play in an exhibition game at the NOKIA Sugar Bowl in the Superdome. Coordinated by NIRSA, Campus Concepts, and
the University of New Orleans, the exhibition game will precede the Sugar Bowl on January 2.

The winning teams will receive first-class treatment through the Sugar Bowl, with access to a lounge on the concourse level, equipped with cash concessions and television monitors. Encourage your best flag football teams to head to the Championship games, and get in on the action of the Flag Football National Championship.

Contact Valerie McCutchan at NIRSA National Center with any questions. (541)
766-8211,
Valerie@nirsa.org.

Please accept this correspondence as an official invitation for your educational institution, military installation, or open team to participate in the U.S. Army Reserve Flag Football National Championships.  The 22^nd Annual National Flag Football Tournament, held at the University of New Orleans, will ensure that all participants enjoy the competitions and the hospitality of New Orleans, and will provide awards and souvenirs.  This year’s Nationals will begin with team check-in on Wednesday, December 27, 2000 and conclude on Sunday, December 31, 2000.   In 1999, the Nationals enjoyed spirited competition of 129 teams comprised of 111 educational institutions and 3 military installations.  Teams from twenty-seven US states and Mexico were represented by over 2,000 flag football competitors.

We are proud to announce that the U.S. Army Reserve will be the title sponsor of the 2000 National Championships.  In addition, we are equally excited to announce Uncle Ben’s as our new presenting sponsor.  The U.S. Army Reserve and Uncle Ben’s are currently sponsoring intramural flag football at 200 NIRSA institutions across the nation.  This sponsorship program will also include eight (8) collegiate Regional Championships which are open to all schools, based on space availability -- so reserve your spot today!   At each of these tournaments, the champion of the men, women, and co-rec divisions will win an opportunity to participate in the National Championships to compete against the best of their peers.  This opportunity will include a national travel stipend, (will vary based on geographic location of school), entry fee, and regional champion hat.   See the U.S. Army Reserve Flag Football insert and contact the Regional Tournament Organizer closest to your institution for more information.  Please encourage students to participate in all levels of the U.S. Army Reserve Flag Football this year.

We of course, invite all teams to participate in the Nationals whether you elect to play in the regionals or not.  All campus champions or other eligible teams may participate in the collegiate men, women, and co-rec divisions.  You may send up to three (3) teams in the men, women, and co-rec divisions (total of 9 teams). 

We will also host our seventh year of a men’s open division designed for teams not affiliated with college intramural programs, but of which many participants are former collegiate players.  Fifteen teams participated in last year’s open division.   The open division play will be on the weekend, therefore we anticipate a very large participation. 

Individuals can play in both the collegiate and open division, but understand that schedules will not be altered/changed to accommodate conflicts due to someone on a team in both divisions. 

The accompanying fee schedule, eligibility requirements, and registration procedures will better explain how your teams can participate in either the collegiate or the open division during this year's Nationals.  In addition, please take notice of hotel (NO CAMPUS HOUSING AVAILABLE) and insurance information referred to on accompanying flyers.

For your information, flag football rulebooks, clinician kits, and video tapes may be obtained by contacting the NIRSA NATIONAL OFFICE at (541) 766-8211.  In addition, we invite you to send your top flag football officials to the National Championship by contacting STEVE REY, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI at (601) 266-5405.  All officials must qualify through a regional, state, or military tournament.  At-large berths will only come available through the cancellations of invitations to the top twenty officials from the 1999 National Championships.

We hope your intramural season is a most successful one and once again, we invite you to send flag football teams to this year's Nationals.  If you need any additional information, contact the Department of Recreation and Intramural Sports at the University of New Orleans at (504) 280-6357, by fax at (504) 280-6440, or by email at rissa@uno.edu.  We look forward to seeing you in December.

2000-Tournament Schedule

October 20-22
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ
David Segal
480-965-8900


October 27-29
University of Massachusetts - Amherst
Amherst, MA
Dan Rimerman
413-545-0022

Ohio State University
Columbus, OH
Mike Penner
614-292-7671


November 10-12
Unversity of West Florida
Pensacola, FL
Michael Bond
850-474-2486
mbond@uwf.edu

November 17-19
University of Maryland
College Park, MD
Jeff Kearney
301-226-4425

University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE
Mark Powell/Charles Anderson
402-472-8383

Unversity of North Carolina - Wilmington
Wilmington, NC
Tim McNeilly
910-962-3261

University of Baylor-Waco,TX
Waco,TX
Kevin Engelbrecht
254-710-3315

University of Baylor-Waco,TX

Baylor Univ

Men
Championship
Bucs def All Stars 31-13

Semis
Bucs 13 KOT 6;All Stars 26 Tri Tech 19

Quarters
Phi Delt 27 Arkansas Tech  7; All Stars(UT) 13 All Stars(UTSA) 6;KOT 20 Baseballers 6; Bucs 27 Rec Sport Runners 7;

Playoffs-Top 16
KOT 6 Pike Body o;Baseballers 31 Juice 6;Bucs 33 Sigma Nu 18;Rec Sport Runners 20 Balls 12;Phi Delta 14 Sigma Chi 6;Arkansas Tech 27 Lawn Wranglers, AB All Stars 25 Rice 6;All Stars(UT) 7 Fab Freshmen 0

Playoffs Top 32
Phi Delt 48 South Western 7; Lawnranglers 27 Chamber 6; Arkansas Tech 27 Chapz 0; Rice 29 Pikes 19; All Stars 19 Lightning 6; All Stars 41 Wreck Shop 6; Fabfreshmen 25 Sigma Chi 6;KOT 26 Rebels 0; Julex 13 Jaguars 6;Baseballers 25 Wolf Pack 19; Apaches 31 Sigma Nu 21;Bucs 36 Contain This 14; Bulls 20  NFL 12;Rec Sport Runners 40 Titans 0

Top
1.Bucs-Baylor
2.All Stars-UT Austin
3.KOT-Baylor
4.Pi Delt-Texas Tech
5. Rec Sport Runners-UTSA
6. All Stars-UTSA
7. Base Ballers-TSU
8. Arkansas Tech
9. Sigma Nu-UNT
10. Fab Freshmen-Baylor
11. Pike Body Count-UCA
12. Sigma Chi-Baylor
13. Bulls-SFA
14. Rice
15.Juice-Texas Tech
16. Lawn Wranglers-Baylor
17. Contain This-Tarkton
18. Wreck Shop-TSTC Waco
19. Rebels-Lee
20. South Western-
21. Titans-Temple
22. Lightning- Texas Tech
23. Wolfpack-Angels St
24. Chapz-Midland
25. Apaches-Tyler CC
26. Sigma Chi-SHSU
27. NFL- TAMU
28. Pikes-Stepehn Austin
29. Jaguars-STCC
30. Chamber-Baylor

Women
Championship
Goin Deep 22 Vixens 15

Semis;
Goin Deep 28 Chi Omega 0; Vixens 20 BSU Powerhouse

Quarters
Goin Deep 27 Bandits 0; Chi Omega 13 Theta 7; Vixens 20 WFFCA 0; BSU Powerhouse 22 HotGirls 6;

Top 14
1. Goin Deep-SHSU
2. Vixens-SFA
3. Chi Omega-Baylor
4. BSU Powerhouse-Ouechita
5. Bandits-WTAMU
6. WFFCA-UT Austin
7. Theta-Baylor
8. Hot Girls-Houston
9. TIP Sailors-McMurry
10. Lady Bears-Baylor
11. Kappa-UNT
12. Lady Cats-UNT
13.Angels-UCA
14.Freshmen-Baylor

CoRec
Championship
Vipers 19 Hot Wheels 9

Semis
Vipers 29 Blue 23; Hot Wheels 50 Maroon Out 0

Quarters
Hot Wheels 34 Beavers 9;Maroon out 28 Ladies n Gents 0; Vipers 39 White 0; Blue 29 Get Some 15;

1. Vipers-UT Pan American
2.  Hot Wheels-UTA
3. Blue-OLLU
4. Maroon Out-TAMU
5. Beavers-SHSU
6. Get Some-LA Monroe
7. Ladies N Gents-TAMU

University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE
Men
Championship

Underdogs 19 Studwesier 13

Semis
Underdogs  def Olde English; Studweiser 27 EC Eleet 19

Quarters
Studweiser 19 Mulliet Men 13; EC Eleet 20  Underdogs(SWMO) 18;Olde English 21 FIJI 7;Underdogs def FCA

Sweet 16
FIJI 14 Amish Mafia 6; Olde Englsih 38 Dawgs 6; Underdogs 6 Fever 0; FCA 34 Sigma Phi Epsillon 6;Studweiser 18 Last Chance 6; Muliet Men 13 Cherry Pie 19; EC Eleet 20 Falcons 7; Underdogs 14 Freakshow 13

Sweet 32
Last Chance 25 Techmo Bowl Dawgs 6; Studweiser 14 BRB 0; Cherry Pie 23 The Soak 19; Muliet Men 27 Monkey Pilers 6; EC Eleet 13 Green Magic 6; Falcons 13 Theta Blue 6; Freakshow 28 Big Tymers 6; Underdogs(SWMO) 20 Anoka 12; Amish Mafia 27 Acacia 0; FIJI 21 Apocalypse 0; Dawgs 33 Cumets 20; Olde Englsih 27 Ducks 0; Fever 15 Unisonics 12; Underdogs 27 Sigma Phi Epsilon (Whichita) 0; Sigma Phi Epsillon 25 CMSt 7;FCA Walcally def The Crew

Top
1.Underdogs-UNL
2. Studweiser-Iowa St
3. Olde English-SIU
4. EC Eleet-WI-Eau Claire
5. FCA-Wascality
6. Mullet Men-Minnesota
7. FIJI-Drake
8. Underdogs-SWMO
9. Fever-Palmer College
10. Last Chance-Colorado St
11. Dawgs-SWMO
12. Falcons-Air Force
13. Sigma Phi Epsillon-Central MO
14. Cherry Pie-UNL
15. Amish Mafia-Augustana
16. FreakShow-SIU Edwardsville
17. Sigma Phi Epsillon-Wichita St
18. BRB-Nebraska-Omaha
19. Ducks-Kansas
20. Green Magic-Oklahoma Baptist
21. The Crew-N.Iowa
22. Monkey Pilers-UNL
23. Apocalypse-UNL
24. Anoka-Ramsey
25. Unisonics/Longhorns-Kansas
26. Techmo Bowl Dawgs-WSC
27. Comets
28.  Theta XI Blue-UNL
29. Acacia Black-Central OK
30. Dickinson St
31. Acacia Gold-Central OK
32. Big Tymers-OK Baptist
33.Southern St
34.Sigma Chi-UNL

Women
Championship
Delta Zeta 20 Born Ugly-13-OT

Semis
Delta Zeta 37 Kappa Alpha Theta 0; Born Ugly 20 For Him 13;

Quarters
Kappa Alpha Theta 13 Bluejay Superstars 8;Delta Zeta 25 The Alliance 0; For Him 20 Alpha of Clovia 0; Born Ugly 12 McEwans 7;

Top 8
1. Delta Zeta-Central MO
2. Born Ugly-Oklahoma Baptist
3. Kappa Alpha Theta-Kansas St
4. For Him-N.Iowa
5. The Alliance-Wichita St
6. McEwans-SW MO
7. BlueJay Superstars-Creighton
8. Alpha of Clovia-Kansas St

CoRec-
Championship
Woodchucks & Beavers 16 Illegal Use of Hands 8

Semi’s
Woodchucks & Beavers 11 Mustangs 0; Illegal Use of Hands 27 Fighting Squirrels 0

Top 4
1. Woodchucks & Beavers-UNL
2. Illegal Use of Hands-UNL
3. Mustangs-SW St
4. Fighting Squirrels-UNL


North Carolina
Wilmington, NC
Men
Championship
Shut’em Down  def USMC

Semis
Shutem Down def Vanilla Wafers; USMC Campbell Univ

Quarters
Shutem Down def Pike Gold, Vanilla Wafers def Pi Kapp Blitz;USMC def Bulldogs,Cambell Univ def NROTC

Sweet 16
PI Kapp Blitz def Loose Cannons,Vanilla Wafers def Ohh Jesus, Shutem Down def Bluefield State; Pike Gold def Focus; USNC def King College; Bull Dogs def the Choosen; Cambell Univ def Christian Coalition, NROTC def off da Chain

Top 18
1. Shut’em Down-South Florida
2. USMC
3. Vanilla Wafers-UNC
4. Cambell Univ-
5. Pike Gold-Coastal Carolina
6. Bull Dogs-Union
7. Pi Kapp Blitz-North Florida
8. NROTC-North Florida
9. Bluefield State
10.King College
11. Ohh Jesus-East Carolina
12.Christian Coalition-Elon
13. Focus-Old Dominion
14. The Choosen Appalachian St
15. Loose Cannons-UVA-Wise
16. Off Da Chain-Charleston
17. Vikings-Elizabeth City
18. Eastern Conn

Womens Championship
Cambell Univ def Southern Comfort

1. Cambell Univ
2. Southern Comfort-UNC Charlotte

CoRec
Championship
Snafu def Cardiac Pack

Semis
Snafu def Bring it; Cardiac def Armegeddon

1. Snafu-North Florida
2. Cardiac Pack-NCSU
3. Bring It-Appalachian St
4. Armegeddon-UNCW
5. Waasaabee-UNCW
6. Incidental Contac-Wake Forest 


11/20th
College Park,Maryland


Dont Be Mad-Liberty Univ- 1st Place


Belcher Boys

College Park,MD
Univ of Maryland-NIRSA Regionals

Men
Championship
Don’t Be Mad 24 Belcher Boys 21
Semis
Belcher Boys 33 BB 18;DBM def Virginia Tech

Quarters-
DBM 13 West Virginia 7;Virginia Tech 36 Patriots 33;BB 27 Salsibury St 6;Galudette 27 Bloomsburg0;

Sweet 16
Galludette 19 FatBoys 12;Bloomsburg 19 Mean Machine 14;Salisbury 20 Theta Chi 7;BB 60 Kappa Sigma 6;Virginia Tech 33 Kutztown 7; Patriots 39 Bucks 20;

Top
1. Belcher Boys-Liberty
2. Don’t Be Mad-Liberty
3. Galudette
4. Virginia Tech
5. Salisbury State
6. West Virginia Univ
7. Bloomsburg
8. Patriots-George Mason
9. Kappa Sigma-George Mason
10. Howard Univ
11. Fatboys-Umass
12. Kutztown
13. Theta Chi-Rowan
14. Univ Kentucky
15. Mean Machine-West Virginia
16. Bucks-UMCP
17. Most Wanted-Rowan
18. Richard Stockton
19. Mount Saint Mary
20. Beta-UMCP
21. Cal Univ of PA
22. UMAB
23. The Firm-UMCP
24. Georgetown
25. Indiana Univ of Penn

Women
 Championship
East Carolina Univ 13 All Stars 0

Semis
East Carolina 40 Delta Zeta 0;All Stars 26 Thunder Kats o

Top 4
1. East Carolina Univ
2. All Stars-George Mason
3.Thunder-Kats-UMCP
4. Delta Zeta

CoRec
Championship
East Kentucky Univ 42 St Peters College 0

Semis
East Kentucky 48 The College of NJ 0;St Peters College 24 Univ Delaware 6

Top 4
1. East Kentucky
2. St Peters College
3. The College of NJ
4. Univ of Delaware


11/14th
Pensacola,FL


Spice-LSU-1st place

Men

Championship
LSU Spice 33 Black Magic FAMU 14

Semis
Spice 26 Nicholls State 12;Black magic 40 Rough Riders 19

Quarters
Spice  def Govenors;Nichols State 34 Soldiers 27; Black Magic 20 Wizards 0;Rough Riders 40 Troy State 19

Top 24
1. Spice-LSU
2. Black Magic-FAMU
3. Swamp Dawgs-Nicholls State
4. Rough Riders-SE Louisana
5. Govenors-Nunez CC
6. Wizards-USF
7. Soldiers-Southern,Baton Rouge,LA
8. Troy State Univ
9. Warriors-Ft Rucker
10. SOA-LSU
11.  Mean Machine-MTSU
12. Red & White-UWA
13. Argonutes
14. Assassins-EKU
15. Horsemen-USA
16. Wide Spread Panic-UNO
17. Pikes-UKU
18.Theta X1-UNO
19. Edward waters College
20. All Natural-UWF
21. Alabama A & M
22.Run Stun-USA
23.  Cajuns-Layfette,LA
24.  HolBoyz-U of A

CoRec-
Championship
Slap Butt Tickle-20 Jabronies 0

Semis
Slap Butt Tickle def Hot Dogs & Buns
Jabronis 40 The Union 0

1. Slap Butt Tickle-UL @ Monroe
2. Jabronis-Valdosta State
3.Hot Dogs & Buns-UGA
4. The Union-Georgia State
5.Pigskin Pimps-FSU

Women-
Championship
Simply Marvelous 20 Shades of Ebony 0

Semis-
Simply Marvelous 19 Victoria’s Secrete 6;Shades of ebony 20 Winning Tradition 0;

1. Simply Marvelous-FAMU
2. Shades of Ebony-Southern-Baton Rouge,LA
3. Victorias Secrete-Southern- Baton Rouge,LA
4. Winning Tradition-WKU
5. Auburn University
6. Scrubs-UWF
 

10/30
Nirsa Regionals
Amherst,MA

Two College players were Selected for team USA.

Men-BobCats-Ohio University-Joby Johnston-WR-#8
Women-Six N Chics-College of NJ-Lauren McEvoy-WR-#7


Both players will play for Team USA at this years World Cup in Cocoa,Fl Jan 19-21st. For more info see World Cup

Men-

FlagMag/Townson win!!!

On a cold and snowy day Team FlagMag from Townson University,defeated the Bobcats of Ohio University 40-34. In the Corec Division; Six and Chic's defeated Uconn-The Truth in Double Overtime.

Men-Championship
FlagMag/Townsend 40 BobCats-Ohio University 34

Results/Photos

CoRec
Championship
Beavers 38 Southern Comfort 34

Semis
Beavers 54 Incidental Contact 26;Southern Comfort 36 Scorenoard 8

Top 4
1. Beavers -Wisconsin-Osh Kosh
2.Southern Comfort-Alabama
3.Incidental Contact-Wakeforest
4. Scoreboard-OSU

10/24

NIRSA Regionals
Tempe,AZ-
Men-Championship
Wildcats defeat Delta Chi 20-19

Semis
Wildcats 24 Team Rock 0; Delta Chi 21 Theta Chi 6;

Quarters
Wildcats 18 Hitsquad 0; Theta Chi 20 ASU Kappa Sigma 7;DeltaChi 32 Perfect Storm 0;Team Rock 12 PiKappa Phi 0;

Top 12
1. Wildcats-ASU
2. Detla Chi-UAZ
3. Team Rock--ASU
4. Theta Chi -SJSU
5. Hitsquad -ASU
6. Perfect Storm-ASU
7. Phi Kappa Phi-CSFU
8.Kappa Sigma-ASU
9. Collins-ASU
10. Sigma Phi Epsilon-UNM
11. Brew Crew -US Col
12. Dzine-ASU



Women-Championship
Babs 20 X Treme 0

Semis-
Babs 22 All Madden 0; Xtreme 14 Devils Advocates 6;

Top 5
1. Babs-
2. Xtreme
3. All Madden
4. Devils Advocates
5. Delta Zeta

CoRec-Championship
MV7 6 XTreme 0

Semis
MV7 27 Team Alameda 0; Xtreme 36 DChi/GPhi 0;

Top 4
1. MV7-ASU
2. Xtreme-UAZ
3. Team Alameda-ASU
4. DChi/G Phi-UAZ

Top 32 Finishers
1.UF Legends
2. Nunez C.C.
3. Gentlemen's Club
4. USF - Wizards
5.SE La. - Rough Riders
6.LSU - Spice
7.Shut 'Em Down
8. FAMU - Black Magic
9.UF - Graduates
10. UF - TEP
11. Edward Waters College
12. UF - Theta Chi
13. UWF - All Naturals
14. UF - Pi Kap Raiders
15. UF - Phi Beta Sigma
16. So. - Watson Scandals
17.UF - Phi Delt
18.Stetson - All Stars
19.UWF - Big Tymers
20.UNF - CBASS
21.UF - Doggers
22.UNF - Pi Kap Blitz
23.UF - 3 and Out
24.UF - PPD Warriors
25.PBAC
26.FIU - Trump Tight
27.NAS
28.UCF - Ringers
29. FIU - Cut Creators
30.UF - Bagels & Locks
31. UF - The Train
32.DBCC


Women

Championship
Southern BR/FlagMag 6  FAMU - Simply Marvelous 0

Semis
FAMU - Simply Marvelous 25 UNF - SATA0; Southern BR/FlagMag 19 UF - Tuff Girls 0;

Top 4
1.  Southern BR/FlagMag
2. FAMU - Simply Marvelous
3. UF - Tuff Girls
4. NF - SATA



1999-Season Results/Photos