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词条 Netherlands national American football team
释义

  1. History

  2. Most Recent Playing Squad (2016)

  3. Most recent Coaching Staff (2016)

  4. Most recent Support Staff (2016)

  5. All time results

  6. See also

  7. References

  8. External links

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Association AFBN
Region Europe (EFAF)
Founded 1987
IFAF Affiliation
Colors Orange, Black, White
Head coachCAN}} Michael Williams
Team manager vacant
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The Dutch Lions is the Dutch national American Football team. The team represents the Netherlands in international competition and is made up entirely of Dutch national players, typically but not exclusively playing in the AFBN and GFL competitions.

History

The Lions first competed internationally in 1986. After failing to progress further than the first qualification round in 1987 (in Finland) and 1989 (in Germany), they achieved a 3rd-place finish in the 1991 European Championship in Finland. However, after failing to qualify for the tournament in 1993, combined with upheaval at home within the Dutch governing bodies, the Dutch National Team was to face a long absence from international competition.

Nine years after their previous incarnation, the Dutch returned to the international American Football scene in 2002 under the name Dutch Lions, finishing 5th in the 2003 EFAF C Group European Championship in Denmark after losses to Russia and Italy. Two more losses, this time to Switzerland and Norway in the 2007 EFAF C Group European Championship, led to another 5th place. Five years later, under new Head Coach Winston Ronde, the Lions improved on those results by finishing 3rd in the 2012 EFAF C Group Championship, this time in Austria, with a close loss to Serbia and a win over Russia.

In 2013 and 2014, the Lions played a series of practice games against Poland, Belgium, Czech Republic and Catalonia, losing only the game against Czech Republic in Prague. In 2015, Head Coach Winston Ronde resigned, and was replaced by Reyhan Agaoglu. After an away loss in a practice game against Switzerland, the Dutch Lions succeeded in qualifying for the 2016 European Championship Qualifying Tournament by defeating rivals Belgium in Waalwijk.

The Lions played host to Ireland in their first ever international practice game, again in Waalwijk, in 2016 as a warm up to the upcoming tournament in the United Kingdom. The Lions were comfortably ahead 20-0 when the game was abandoned early in the third quarter due to lightning.

In September 2016 the Dutch Lions travelled to Worcester, United Kingdom to compete in the qualifying tournament for the 2018 European Championship. Despite leading 13-0 at half time, an injury to Quarterback Richard Bouthoorn contributed to a heartbreaking 20-13 loss in the semi-final, thereby ending the dreams of competing in the 2018 finals. The Netherlands bounced back in the bronze medal game to defeat Russia 17-6. The Lions ended the 2016 season by taking a makeshift squad to face Poland in Lublin in an exhibition game, losing comprehensively 42-14.

In August 2017, it was revealed by the Belgian American Football Federation that American Football Bond Nederland had made the decision to put the Dutch Lions programme on hold until 2018. After the resignation of Head Coach Reyhan Agaoglu, the federation planned to announce a new Head Coach after the summer of 2017. [1]

The Dutch Lions have never qualified for the IFAF World Championship.

Most Recent Playing Squad (2016)

2016 Dutch National American Football Team Playing Squad (Qualifying Tournament)
Quarterbacks
  •  5 Richard Bouthoorn (Alphen Eagles)
  •  2 Sven Janssen (Amsterdam Panthers)
Running Backs
  • 46 Sean Richard (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 26 Kevin Wesseling (010 Trojans)
  • 20 Miquel Castelen (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 18 Rody Vink (Lightning Leiden)
Wide Receivers
  •  1 Ananias Semedo (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  •  7 Revilinho Graanoogst (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  •  9 Ashneal Werlemann (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 11 Dylan van Gerhardt (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 86 Jasper van Dooren (London Blitz)
  • 87 Tom van Duijn (Braunschweig Lions)
Offensive Linemen
  • 51 Samuel Verweij (Zurich Renegades)
  • 55 Kenny Verlaan (010 Trojans)
  • 60 Joey Odijk (Arnhem Falcons)
  • 61 Stefan Meertens (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 62 Ryan Kreijne (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 70 Errol Zeefuik (Alphen Eagles)
  • 77 Ishmar Reiph (Alphen Eagles)
  • 78 Barry De Boer (Amsterdam Crusaders)
Defensive Linemen
  • 43 Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe (San Diego Chargers)
  • 49 Christiaan Van Den Bosch (Hilversum Hurricanes)
  • 54 Kevin Bourne (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 79 Dennis Nijmeijer (Amersfoort Untouchables)
  • 88 Peter Van Vliet (Alphen Eagles)
  • 91 Semmie Gyasi-Radji (Lübeck Cougars)
  • 92 Nick Meijers (Troisdorf Jets)
  • 96 Shaquille Peters (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 98 Axel Kootstra (North Greenville University)
  • 99 Kevin Verlaan (010 Trojans)
Linebackers
  •  4Kaspar Bongaerts(Troisdorf Jets)
  • 19 Bas Berkhout(Nijmegen Pirates)
  • 33 Dijohn Ronde (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 42 Lennard Harris(Arnhem Falcons)
  • 47 Idemar Benedicas (Alphen Eagles)
  • 53 Bram van Adrichem (010 Trojans)
  • 56 Rajiv Hooi(Amsterdam Crusaders)
Defensive Backs
  •  6 Dennis de Wit (Hilversum Hurricanes)
  • 10 Calvin Dey (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 21 Nicky Bakker (Amsterdam Crusaders)
  • 24 Chebio Tower (Alphen Eagles)
  • 29 Stephan Van Der Veen (Alphen Eagles)
  • 32 Jose Van Oosten (London Blitz)
  • 38 Daniël Vreugdenhil (Berlin Bears)

Most recent Coaching Staff (2016)

COACHING STAFF 2016
NamePosition
Reyhan AgaogluHead coach / Linebackers
Pepijn MendoncaOffensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks Coach
Carel Aijelts AverinkReceiver Coach
Pascal MatlaOffensive Line coach
Orlando MercelinaRunning Backs Coach
Michel StromDefensive Coordinator / Defensive Line Coach
Robbie HienschDefensive Backs Coach
Steve SheppardSpecial Teams Coordinator

Most recent Support Staff (2016)

SUPPORT STAFF 2016
NamePosition
Claudio BartolozziGeneral Manager
Dave SahalessiTeam Manager
Dennis HemelrijkEquipment Manager
Yelmar OpstalEquipment Manager
Jip RegtopTrainer
Mailys PetriniTrainer
Danny GipsTrainer
Kay ConstandseVideo Crew
Nienke KersVideo Crew

All time results

Date Opponent Venue Result Competition Result
2 November 1986GBR}} Alexander Stadium, Birmingham, GB
6–9
 EFAF European Championship Qualifier Loss [2]
16 November 1986GBR}} "The Queen's own" Field, Soesterberg, NL
5–24
 EFAF European Championship Qualifier Loss [3]
16 August 1991GBR}} Unknown Stadium, Finland
3–49
 EFAF European Championship Semi-final Loss [4]
1991FRA}} Unknown Stadium, Finland
17–12
 EFAF European Championship 3rd Place Win [5]
29 October 2002 GER}} GERManiacs (German Universities) Den Haag, Netherlands
19–18
 Exhibition match Win [6]
29 July 2003 RUS}} Glostrup Stadion, Denmark
10–28
 EFAF C Group Championship Loss [7]
31 July 2003 ITA}} Glostrup Stadion, Denmark
21–63
 EFAF C Group Championship Loss [8]
14 August 2007 SWI}} Sportstadion Wolfsberg, Austria
08–40
 EFAF C Group Championship Loss [9]
16 August 2007 NOR}} Sportstadion Wolfsberg, Austria
00–27
 EFAF C Group Championship Loss [10]
15 September 2012 SRB}} Gründenmoos Stadium, St. Gallen, Switzerland
14–21
 EFAF C Group Championship Loss [11]
17 September 2012 RUS}} Stadion Herrenried, Hohenems, Austria
17–15
 EFAF C Group Championship Win [12]
14 September 2013 POL}} Stadion Polonii, Warsaw, Poland
37–14
 Exhibition match Win [13]
19 July 2014 BEL}} Sportpark de Schorre, Ostend, Belgium
38–13
 Exhibition match Win [14]
6 September 2014 CZE}} Slavia Prague Athletic Stadium, Prague, Czech Republic
6–12
 Exhibition match Loss [15]
18 October 2014 CAT}} Catalonia Estadi del GEiEG, Girona, Spain
36–26
 Exhibition match Win [16]
19 September 2015 SUI}} Lachenstadion, Thun, Switzerland
0–12
 Exhibition match Loss [17]
24 October 2015 BEL}} Mandemakers Stadion, Waalwijk, Netherlands
17–3
 IFAF B-Group Qualification Match Win [18]
27 August 2016 IRE}} Mandemakers Stadion, Waalwijk, Netherlands
20-0
 Exhibition match Win[19]
16 September 2016 CZE}} Sixways Stadium, Worcester, United Kingdom
13-20
 IFAF Euro Qualification Tournament Semi-Final Loss[20]
18 September 2016 RUS}} Sixways Stadium, Worcester, United Kingdom 17–6 IFAF Euro Qualification Tournament Third Place Game Win [21]
8 October 2016 POL}} Arena Lublin, Lublin, Poland 42–14 Exhibition match Loss[22]
10 November 2018 BEL}} Shotgun field, Beringen, Belgium 14–7 Exhibition match Loss[23]

See also

  • List of American football teams in the Netherlands

References

1. ^http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/dutch-lions-hollands-national-team-cancel-belgium-game-revamp-2018/
2. ^http://www.britballnow.co.uk/History/GBLions/GB86Netherlands.html
3. ^http://www.britballnow.co.uk/History/GBLions/GB86Netherlands.html
4. ^https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBA7cfxwUog
5. ^https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1o2-0xO9Pw
6. ^http://www.afvd.de/text.php?Inhalt=newsmeldung&ID=630
7. ^http://www.efaf.info/text.php?Inhalt=newsmeldung&ID=117
8. ^http://www.efaf.info/text.php?Inhalt=newsmeldung&ID=118
9. ^http://www.efaf.info/text.php?Inhalt=game&ID=256
10. ^http://www.efaf.info/text.php?Inhalt=game&ID=259
11. ^http://www.efaf.info/text.php?Inhalt=newsmeldung&ID=1588
12. ^http://www.efaf.info/text.php?Inhalt=newsmeldung&ID=1590
13. ^http://dutch-lions.nl/index.php/news/12-dutch-lions-met-gemak-voorbij-polen
14. ^http://dutch-lions.nl/index.php/news/17-nederland-wint-battle-of-the-low-lands
15. ^http://www.gridiron.nl/2014/09/dutch-lions-met-zelfvertrouwen-terug-uit-tsjechie/
16. ^http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/the-dutch-lions-beat-team-catalonia/
17. ^http://www.safv.ch/?articleid=IyNdLyUK
18. ^http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/holland-defeats-belgium-to-capture-final-berth-in-crucial-ifaf-europe-tournament/
19. ^http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/weather-forces-abandonment-dutch-lions-defeat-team-ireland/
20. ^http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/livestream-ifaf-europe-qualifier-final-holland-faces-team-russia/
21. ^http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/livestream-team-poland-plays-host-to-dutch-lions/
22. ^http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/poland-dominates-holland-to-earn-first-win-of-year/
23. ^http://www.americanfootballinternational.com/belgian-barbarians-defeat-team-holland-for-historic-win/

External links

  • Dutch National American Football Team Official Website
  • American Football Bond Nederland Website
{{National sports teams of the Netherlands}}{{National men's American football teams}}

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