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Welcome to BostonBandits.org! |
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Tuesday, 29 May 2007 |
What are the Boston Bandits?: They are the oldest semi-pro football team in Boston and in the New England football League. Teams have come and gone but the Bandits have been here 17 years. They are winners of 4 NEFL Championships. A team built on great defenses (led the league in allowing the fewest points five times in 1998, ‘01, ‘03, ‘05, '08) and a relentless offense (led the league in scoring in 2006). They have fallen three times just 2 games shy of National Championships in 2003, ’04 and ’05. The Bandits have qualified for the playoffs all 17 years of their existence. Do you want to be part of the Bandit tradition? The Boston Bandits are on their quest for a 5th N.E.F.L. Title. If you think you have what it takes to be a Bandit in 2012, then fill out our Player Application, and you will be contacted by one of our coaches/staff. PLAYERS don't forget to go to the message board and fill out a screen name! You can also find the Boston Bandits on Facebook.com |
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Saturday, 12 February 2011 |
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Next Practices: Do you have what it takes to be a Boston Bandit in 2012? Interested players should fill out a Player application. Practice has begun May 5th and continues Saturdays at 1PM at the sneaker turf field across from 100 Reservation Rd, Hyde Park, MA. Any cancellations due to the weather will be posted here. NOTE this is a sneaker turf field! Bring your equipment (helmets and shoulder pads). We have a game scheduled for June 16th and 30th before our season starts July 21st. Questions...give Coach O a call at 617-605-0694 |
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Bandits Fall Short in Championship |
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Tuesday, 03 January 2012 |
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The Bandits lost to the defending Champions CT Bearcats in the NEFL AAA 2011 Championship game in CT on Saturday, Nov. 5th. After the game was cancelled the weekend before due to a snow storm, the Bandits traveled to Waterbury, CT and saw the Bearcats jump to an early lead after a 2nd snap broken play scramble resulting in a 50 yard completion into the Bandit red-zone. Two plays later, the Bearcats were leading 7-0. The Bandits, however, came right back and tied the score when QB Mike Murray found WR Omar Phillip open in the endzone. Jeff Similien's PAT tied the score at 7. The Bandits were posied to take the lead after a big punt return by Fitz Lee to the Bearcat 9 yardline, however, the Bearcats thwarted the Bandits' efforts, then blocked the field goal. The team exchanged field position, with each possession placing the Bandits further and further into their own territory, resulting, inevitably in a safety to give the Bearcats a 9-7 lead at the half. The Bearcats upped their lead to 15-7 in the third quarter, ending the scoring for the game as both defenses stymied their opponent's offense. Although the Bandits came up short in the finals, the season was still a success (10-3) and they are poised for another strong campaign in 2012. |
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