USA Seasons 1998-2005

For the first eight years of the competition, the detail is missing. Below are the teams that participated, a '1' show in which years. The total number of teams is listed along the bottom of the chart. Four sides were there for all of the time.

	AMNRL	98	99	00	01	02	03	04	05
	Boston Storm	1
	Bucks County Sharks	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
	Connecticut Wildcats						1	1	1
	Delaware Mantarays				1	1	1	1	1
	Glen Mills Bulls	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
	New York Knights	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
	New York Raiders			1	1	1	1	1	1
	Pennsylvania Raiders	1	1	1
	Philadelphia Fight	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
	Washington DC Slayers						1	1	1
	Total AMNRL	6	5	6	6	6	8	8	8

Now I can reveal the grand final from each season. The Glen Mills Bulls (called in the other articles as the Aston Bulls) were in all the eight finals, winning all but two of them. They were there for all sixteen years of the AMNRL but didn't join the USARL when it took over.

	1998
	Glen Mills Bulls	66	Philadelphia Fight	10
	1999
	Glen Mills Bulls	28	New Jersey Sharks	12
	2000
	Glen Mills Bulls	38	Philadelphia Fight	26
	2001
	Glen Mills Bulls	26	Delaware Mantarays	16
	2002
	New York Knights	18	Glen Mills Bulls	12
	2003
	Connecticut Wildcats	38	Glen Mills Bulls	14
	2004
	Glen Mills Bulls	32	Connecticut Wildcats	24
	2005
	Glen Mills Bulls	32	Connecticut Wildcats	30

The 2006 season can be seen by clicking here.

My thanks to Ken, for his assistance in with the AMNRL history.

USA Season : 2006

The ninth season is a bit thin on detail but at least we have the final points in the league. The Boston Braves turned up their solitary season, but the Jacksonville Axemen and New Haven Warriors were starting a much longer journey. The Delaware Mantarays were having their last season before merging with the Philadelphia Fight.

The Aston Bulls were top again, with the new Axemen doing surprisingly well for a first up season.

	2006 AMNRL Season
		Teams	Pl	W	L	PD	Pts
	1	Aston Bulls					35
	2	Jacksonville					34
	3	New Jersey					32
	4	Connecticut					32
	5	DC Slayers					32
	6	NY Knights					32
	7	New Haven					30
	8	NY Raiders					28
	9	Philadephia					26
	10	Delaware M					24
	11	Boston Braves					24

Finals: At least we have a more comprehensive coverage here. In an unusual system, three games made up the first round which covered the teams from second to seventh. The three winners were joined by the Bulls and unless the ranking of the teams on 32 points is incorrect, I can't see why the Sharks got to meet them while the teams lower down got were matched up.

Anyway, on to the semi-finals and Connecticut and the Glen Mills Aston Bulls side were the winners. The final looked intriguing with a six-time winner taking on a side that had won just one. These were the same teams that had contested the previous three finals too. The Bulls led two to one in the head to head grand finals from 2003 to 2005. However, the Wildcats were the victors on this occasion, evening up the tally two apiece. 

	Playoffs
	First Round
	Connecticut Wildcats	20	Washington DC Slayers	10
	New York Knights	26	New Haven Warriors	22
	New Jersey Sharks	50	Jacksonville Axemen	24
	Semi-Finals
	Connecticut Wildcats	54	New York Knights	6
	Aston Bulls	54	New Jersey Sharks	18
	Grand Final
	Connecticut Wildcats	36	Aston Bulls	28

The 2007 season can be viewed by clicking here.

My thanks to Ken, for his assistance in compiling this season.

USA Season : 2007

The tenth season saw the end of the Delaware Mantarays, that took the number of teams down to ten. They all played once each and at the end, the Connecticut Wildcats were on top undefeated. Poor Northern Virginia didn't win a game but at least their points differential didn't blow out. Both the New Haven Warriors and Jacksonville Axemen were only in their second season, with mixed results.

	2007 AMNRL Season
	1	Connecticut	9	9	0	261	18
	2	Aston Bulls	9	7	2	90	14
	3	Bucks County	9	6	3	70	27
	4	NY Knights	9	5	4	94	26
	5	New Haven	9	4	5	68	20
	6	DC Slayers	9	4	5	74	18
	7	Jacksonville	9	3	6	-204	18
	8	Philadephia	9	3	6	-88	13
	9	NY Raiders	9	1	8	-145	6
	10	Nthn Virginia	9	0	9	-140	-3

Finals: Things are a bit thin on the ground here, with little known of what happened. If anyone can add something, please leave a message or email me on rdc1234@gmail.com. Thanks. There must be some people in the USA who know what happened.

I know the teams for the first round, but not the scores. The teams that progressed lost the semi-final matches as I know the final result at least. The Wildcats compleated a second most successful season. It was the first time a team went undefeated for two consecutive seasons, obviously winning consecutive grand finals in the process.

	Playoffs
	First Round
	Bucks County Sharks		Washington DC Slayers
	New York Knights		New Haven Warriors
	Semi-Finals
	Connecticut Wildcats
	Aston Bulls
	Grand Final
	Connecticut Wildcats	22	Aston Bulls	18

2008 can be viewed by clicking here.
2006 is seen by clicking here.

My thanks to Ken, for his assistance in compiling this season.