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BREVARD WARRIORS (11-1) vs. CENTRAL FLORIDA THOROUGHBREDS (12-0) The Southeast Football League 2009 Championship is set and ready to go. With last Saturday’s Brevard Warriors defeat of the Knights of Miami, it finalized the pairing of the League’s championship. Rightfully so, this game pits the League’s two best teams and should be one of this year’s best played championships. Brevard finished the season withthe League’s #1 ranking even though they were once beaten. Central Florida, although undefeated, finished at #2. This game will definitely put that ranking to rest. The two teams met once before in the preseason with Central Florida winning 36-33. BrevardWarriors comes into the game with the League’s best offense. An explosive, high powered attack is centered around all everything RB Jarrell Kelly. Kelly is the catalyst of this impressive ground attack and is Rolls Royce amongst a lot of Subaru’s. Brevards defense demands their respect as well. Being one of the league’s staunches defenses, they are led by LB Tyrone Giscombe . They are giving up less than 82 yards RPG, 200 yards PPG and less than 14 PPG. Key Players to Watch; #1 Jarrell Kelly, #2 Tyrone Giscombe, #6 Anthony Clark, #10 Adam Coufman, #18 Jameel Evans, #19 Jeremy Richter, #39 Dereese Muhammed and the entire offensive line. Central Florida Thoroughbreds have been the premier team in the SEFL since their first year in 2005. Making an appearance in every league championship game since that time and winning two of them (06′ and 07′) they have always been the team to beat. This year seems to be no exception. Central Florida is led on offense by QB Dee Anderson. Central Florida has high flying aerial attack unmatched by most in the league. But you can’t just defend against that, because when you do, their backs will remind you by ripping off a 60 yard touchdown just a fast. The defense is centered around the league’s best LB, Yohance Clark. This all energy tackling machine has consistently lead the league in tackles, and most importantly, also, the most bone jarring hits. Central Florida is the consummate champion and plays that way in games of this magnitude. Key Players to Watch; #1 Greg Dubose, #7 Yohance Clark, #9 Kenshay Williams, #11 Shedrick Burley, #12 Dee Anderson, #13 Johnell Brown, #17 Wayne Williams, #50 Savalas Lee, #56 Tony Lewis, and #75 Ronnie Gillins. SOUTHEAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP! Saturday, May 16th, at 8:00 pm @ LAWNWOOD STADIUM, Fort Pierce, Florida. Click here for directions. Tickets: $7.00 Adults, $4.00 Children 12 & Under. Gates open at 7:00 pm!
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We Going To the Ship! The T-Breds defeated the Upstate Vikings 25-0 this past Saturday earning their 4th consecutive Conference Championship. Along with the rights to play in the 2009 SEFL Championship game. The T-Breds will be off for the next 2 weeks then will face the winner of the battle between the Brevard Warriors and the Knights of Miami. The Championship game will be played in Ft. Pierce and directions and game time will be posted soon.
WAKE UP CALL!!!! In one the worst player turnouts and one of the worst game played as a team the T-breds defeated the Florida Hurricanes 18-12 in OT on Saturday. Yes OT. Big shot-out to the Hurricanes who came to play on Saturday. Next up will be the Upstate Vikings at Home in Archer. PRACTICE WILL BE TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AND IS MANDARTORY FOR ALL PLAYERS. YOU CAN’T PRACTICE YOU CAN’T PLAY! There will be no player of the game this week…
THOROUGHBRED ALL-STAR LIST Congratulations to the following T-Breds for making the All-Star list. OFFENSE
ANOTHER PERFECT SEASON! The T-Breds capped off a perfect 10-0 season by defeating the Upstate Vikings 52-6 at home. Wayne Williams led the offense with 4 touchdown catches with 150+ yards receiving. The defense was led by Shedrick Burley with 3 interceptions 7 tackles and a touchdown.
RESPECT! The SEFL released their "Jacked Up" version of a Top Ten poll ranking the T-breds at #2 when any blind person can see that we are clearly #1. We run this league! The nerve they have to rank Brevard a 1st year team with 1 loss ahead of us. Can they not see that we're undefeated? Yeah we’ve had forfeits. Its not our fault no-one will play us. We’ve tried everything (besides paying someone) to get someone to play us. How is it we get penalized because a team dropped out and or forfeited? Not to mention that we’ve beat Brevard and last years so called champion. We're tired of all the talking and all the claims. You know where we are. We’ll even come to you! We don’t run….we don’t give excuses. All we want to do is play. Call us cocky…calls us what you want. Our record speaks for itself. WE DEMAND RESPECT…SO GIVE IT TO US OR WE WILL TAKE IT! Take this how you want to…
Road Trip Canceled The T-breds were scheduled to travel to Ft. Lauderdale this past Saturday to take on the Miami Warriors. However the game was canceled due to field conditions (No field available). Next up for the T-breds will be the Upstate Vikings at home. That is if they make the trip...
Time to hit the Road The T-breds (8-0) will travel to Ft. Lauderdale this Saturday to take on the Miami Warriors (4-4). Stay tuned for results.
Thoroughbreds Defeat the Knights Saturday, March 21 2009 - The T-Breds (7-0) defeated the Knights of Miami (6-1) with a score of 20-16. This was the 5th meeting with the T-Breds leading the series 4-1. Player of the Game coming soon.
CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS Saturday, March 21 2009 - The T-Breds (6-0) will host the undefeated Knights of Miami (6-0). This is a rematch of last years SEFL Championship in which the T-Breds were defeated. This is the first time the T-Breds have played the Knights in regular season play. The T-Breds have played the Knights the past 4 years in the SEFL Championship game and have been victorious all but once. This promises to be a hard-hitting action packed game. The game will be played at home. Directions to the field can by found by clicking here or visiting our Game Stadium page.
STILL UNDEFEATED! The T-Breds traveled to Gaffney SC and defeated the Upstate Vikings 14-10. Due to weather conditions the game was full of turnovers and limited offence. It was a great defensive game on both sides. Big shot-out to the Vikings players and organization for a great game and showing us much luv. We look forward to you guys coming to Gainesville.
UPSTATE HERE WE COME! After two weeks of failed attempts to get some valuable playing time the T-Breds finally have someone to beat on. Next up for the T-Breds (5-0) will be the Upstate Vikings (4-0). The Vikings come into the game only averaging 15.2 points per game despite the fact all the teams they have played so far are below .500 on the season. While the T-Breds come into the game averaging a league best 34 points per game. The game will be played in Gaffney South Carolina. Click here for directions. This game promises to be a great one as the trash talking has already begun. The Vikings with their padded 4-0 record have guaranteed a win but have no idea what they have done. Not only have they set themselves up for failure but most of all they set themselves up for a beat down of epic proportion CHAMPION STYLE.
LEAGUE RANKINGS POSTED! Offensive and Defensive rankings have been posted. Please visit the Standings section to view.
THOROUGHBREDS DOMINATE SPARTANS The T-Breds improved to 2-0 on Saturday by defeating the Leesburg Spartans 46-6. Johnell Brown led the way for the offense with 2 receptions for TDs and a rushing TD. Next up was new addition Sheldon Lovelace whom scored on the first play from scrimmage on a 40 yard run. He finished the game with well over a 100 yards rushing in the first half alone and 2 TDs. Adding to the scoreboard was T-Bone with a 20 reception for a TD. On the defensive side LV "The Champ" Kelly struck again. This time not only getting an Int but showing off his speed by returning it 40 yards and shaking off the lone defender (with what may be one of the most talked about cut moves on the season) for a TD. Next up for the T-Breds is upstate rival the Savannah Warriors. The game will be played at home. Directions to the field can by found by clicking here or visiting our Game Stadium page.
THOROUGHBREDS PUT THE MUZZLE ON THE BULLDOGS The T-Breds traveled to Brandon, FL this past weekend and soundly defeated the Tampa Bulldogs 32-8. Shedrick Burley led the offence by going completing 6 or 7 passes for 137 yards and an additional 90 yards rushing. Greg Debose had 10 carries for 108 yards with 2 touchdowns and Johnell Brown had 10 carries for 98 yards. Leading the receivers was Darren Thomas with 2 catches for 50 yards and a touchdown. Second was Kensha Williams with a 30 yard catch for a touchdown. Johnell Brown also had 2 catches for 22 yards while Greg Debose had 2 catches for 35 yards. The defense was led by Yohance Clark with 6 tackles and a sack. Tony Lewis added 4 tackles and 2 sacks. In the secondary Crag Thomas led with 1 interception for a touchdown. But the highlight of the night came from Lavares (The Champ) Kelly with an interception and electrifying 20 yard return. Next up for the T-Breds is the Leesburg Spartans on Saturday 2/7/09. The game will be played at home. Directions to the field can by found by clicking here or visiting our Game Stadium page.
Thoroughbreds Kick Season Off in Tampa Saturday January 31, 2009 - The T-Breds will travel to Brandon, Fl to take on the Tampa Bulldogs. The game will be played at 7 pm. Directions to the field can be found here.
Thoroughbreds win 2nd National Title in 3 Years The Thoroughbreds traveled to Homestead, Fl and defeated the Palm Beach Titans 34-6. Stats and more info coming soon
Southeast Football League makes long awaited announcement. After going through the offseason pretty quietly, the Southeast Football League has finally gone public about its business. The SEFL is proud to announce that for the 2009 football season, we will be fielding 17 quality teams with 5 of those teams being located in South Carolina . The SEFL has quietly put together a very impressive and highly competitive league by attracting and seeking some of the better quality teams outside of the state along with keeping the bulk of their in state teams. “When I was voted as this year’s league President, I sat out to make the SEFL a much more dominant player in the minor league football arena, and I figured what better way to start than to live up to our name, the Southeast Football League”, said League President, Anthony Smith. With the state of Florida being over-run with so many different leagues now, the SEFL decided it was time to expand their scope to now include teams in the entire Southeast. There were many other teams (other than the ones that came aboard) indicating interest in becoming apart of what the SEFL is doing but unfortunately, wasn’t able to work out the logistics of making the move this year. But rest assured, the outlook for the 2010 season looks to be even brighter than this upcoming year. “We’re on the verge of some very big things here in the SEFL, and that’s because of the commitment and visions of our owners. We realize that many other Presidents/Commissioners are only focused with seeing there names in press, or as they say, “being the biggest in Florida ”, but that’s not our goal. We are the best in the Southeast United States, bar none”, said Smith. Here is the list of teams that we are proud to say, are members of the Southeast Football League and we send a special appreciation to our newest members; RETURNING MEMBERS NEWEST MEMBERS Savannah Warriors – Savannah, Ga. Brevard Warriors - Cocoa , Fl. Central Fl. T-Breds – Gainesville, Fl. Gulf Coast Panthers – Panama City , Fl. Leesburg Spartans – Leesburg, Fl. South Florida Saints – Miami , Fl. Orange County Falcons – Orlando, Fl. Beaufort Broncos – Beaufort, Sc. Tampa Bay Bulldogs – Tampa, Fl. Anderson Red Dawgs – Anderson, Sc. Florida Hurricanes – Ft. Pierce, Fl. Upstate Vikings – Spartanburg , Sc. Miami Warriors – Miami, Fl. Charleston Commanders – Charleston , Sc. Knights of Miami – Miami, Fl. Myrtle Beach Predators – Myrtle Beach , Sc. Florida Kings – Homestead , Fl. The Southeast Football League will continue to look for outstanding organizations to move forward with its vision and we welcome any teams who feel they have what it takes to be apart of a league that is true to its owners and not to its promise of the dollar. The Southeast Football League, the minor league visionary of the South! For the complete SEFL schedule click here |
