RECAP: 2022 AAU Football National Championships
12/14/2022
AAU League Based Football National Championships and the AAU Unrestricted Football National Championships have concluded, and teams have earned their National Championship rings
By: Troy MacNeill
2022 AAU League Based Football National Championships (Even and Odd Age Divisions)
Dates: November 29 – December 11, 2022
Location: Davenport & Lakeland, Florida
Odd Aged Results | Even Aged Results | Odd Aged Photos | Even Aged Photos
2022 AAU Unrestricted Football National Championships
Dates: December 3-4, 2022
Location: Killeen ISD Fields, Killeen, Texas
Results
ORLANDO, Fla. (December 14, 2022) – The helmets and shoulder pads have been taken off, the ice cold water has been poured onto coaches, and national championship trophies have been earned. Over the first couple of weeks of December, teams took to the field in hopes of winning an AAU National Championship and earning a championship ring.
KISD Fields in Killeen, Texas played host to the 2022 AAU Unrestricted Football National Championships. Davenport and Lakeland, Florida were home to the 2022 AAU League Based Football National Championships. Teams from across the country met on the turf and went head to head. But only a select few can wear the AAU National Championship Rings at the end of the day.
AAU Unrestricted Football National Championships
Twenty-seven (27) teams across four divisions traveled to Killeen, Texas with Round Robin pool play starting on December 3. Sunday, December 4, was championship day. Every team fought until the end, but only 4 would hold up the trophy at the end.
In the 6u Flag Division, the Killeen-Cove Chiefs went undefeated in route to a title, beating the Waco Modocs 12-6 in the championship game. Manor Area Youth Association Mustangs defeated the Austin Steelers 13-0 to win the 8u Division. In the 10u Division, the Brazos Gators went into the playoffs undefeated but were taken down by the CTX Bears in the championship game with a score of 15-6. The Crittenden County Warriors had no problems taking down the competition in the 12u Division, defeating the Waco Southern Panthers, on their way to the National Championship.
For a full list of results, click here.
AAU League Based Football National Championships
Sixty (60) teams across even and odd aged divisions traveled to Davenport, Florida for the 2022 AAU League Based Football National Championships. Teams from all around the country made their way to the Northeast Regional Park in Davenport, Florida to fight for a national championship trophy.
This marked the 8th year that Davenport played host to the event. This year was a little bit different however, as all Championship games will be played at Bryant Stadium in Lakeland, Florida. Bryant Stadium is home to the Lakeland High School Dreadnaughts. The Lakeland Dreadnaughts are 7-time Florida State Champions in football and have alumni such as Mike and Maurkice Pouncey who had successful careers in the National Football League (NFL).
Odd Aged Divisions kicked things off from November 29 through December 3. Teams were split into four (4) divisions: 7u, 9u, 11u, and 13u.
In the 7u Division, the Next Generation Defenders brought the juice and tackled the Central Georgia Grizzlies in overtime of the national championship game. The Sharon Hill Ramblers took down the Columbia Warhawks in the championship game to be crowned champions of the 9u Division. West Philly Panthers went undefeated on their way to the 11u National Championship. In the 13u Division, Olney Elite was able to take down the Columbia Warhawks for the second time of the week to earn their championship rings.
The Even Aged Divisions took over on December 7 with pool play starting in the morning. Teams were split into four (4) divisions: 8u, 10u, 12u, and 14u.
As parents and fellow athletes filled up Bryant Stadium in Lakeland, Florida, four teams went home as AAU National Champions. Starting off the action on championship day, the Cordele Cobras defeated the Vero Beach Foundation Indians 7-0 in the 8u title game. Middle Georgia Power and the East Orlando Predators went back and forth in one of the most entertaining games of the week, with Middle Georgia outlasting the East Orlando Predators 13-12 in the 10u championship game. In the 12u Division, the South Carolina Bulldogs Elite proved to everyone that their running game was on another level. Nobody could stop the run game all week as the Bulldogs Elite team coasted to a 41-16 victory in the championship game. Finishing the day off was a battle between the Titusville Terriers and Virginia Vipers in the 14u Division title game. The Titusville Terriers came up with crucial defensive stops late in the game to take a 19-8 win over the Vipers and claim their AAU National Championship rings.
For a full list of results for the Odd Age League Based Championships, click here.
For a full list of results for the Even Age League Based Championships, click here.
Thank you to all of the teams and athletes that participated in another incredible year of AAU Football. Congratulations to all of the winners! We look forward to watching you defend your title next year. For more information about AAU Football, visit aaufootball.org.
Be sure to follow us on social media to see photos from the tournaments. Find our photo album on AAU Football’s Facebook. And follow us on Instagram @AAU_Football to check out some up close and personal views of each championship win.
2022 AAU League Based Football National Championships (Even and Odd Age Divisions)
Dates: November 29 – December 11, 2022
Location: Davenport & Lakeland, Florida
Odd Aged Results | Even Aged Results | Odd Aged Photos | Even Aged Photos
2022 AAU Unrestricted Football National Championships
Dates: December 3-4, 2022
Location: Killeen ISD Fields, Killeen, Texas
Results
ORLANDO, Fla. (December 14, 2022) – The helmets and shoulder pads have been taken off, the ice cold water has been poured onto coaches, and national championship trophies have been earned. Over the first couple of weeks of December, teams took to the field in hopes of winning an AAU National Championship and earning a championship ring.
KISD Fields in Killeen, Texas played host to the 2022 AAU Unrestricted Football National Championships. Davenport and Lakeland, Florida were home to the 2022 AAU League Based Football National Championships. Teams from across the country met on the turf and went head to head. But only a select few can wear the AAU National Championship Rings at the end of the day.
AAU Unrestricted Football National Championships
Twenty-seven (27) teams across four divisions traveled to Killeen, Texas with Round Robin pool play starting on December 3. Sunday, December 4, was championship day. Every team fought until the end, but only 4 would hold up the trophy at the end.
In the 6u Flag Division, the Killeen-Cove Chiefs went undefeated in route to a title, beating the Waco Modocs 12-6 in the championship game. Manor Area Youth Association Mustangs defeated the Austin Steelers 13-0 to win the 8u Division. In the 10u Division, the Brazos Gators went into the playoffs undefeated but were taken down by the CTX Bears in the championship game with a score of 15-6. The Crittenden County Warriors had no problems taking down the competition in the 12u Division, defeating the Waco Southern Panthers, on their way to the National Championship.
For a full list of results, click here.
AAU League Based Football National Championships
Sixty (60) teams across even and odd aged divisions traveled to Davenport, Florida for the 2022 AAU League Based Football National Championships. Teams from all around the country made their way to the Northeast Regional Park in Davenport, Florida to fight for a national championship trophy.
This marked the 8th year that Davenport played host to the event. This year was a little bit different however, as all Championship games will be played at Bryant Stadium in Lakeland, Florida. Bryant Stadium is home to the Lakeland High School Dreadnaughts. The Lakeland Dreadnaughts are 7-time Florida State Champions in football and have alumni such as Mike and Maurkice Pouncey who had successful careers in the National Football League (NFL).
Odd Aged Divisions kicked things off from November 29 through December 3. Teams were split into four (4) divisions: 7u, 9u, 11u, and 13u.
In the 7u Division, the Next Generation Defenders brought the juice and tackled the Central Georgia Grizzlies in overtime of the national championship game. The Sharon Hill Ramblers took down the Columbia Warhawks in the championship game to be crowned champions of the 9u Division. West Philly Panthers went undefeated on their way to the 11u National Championship. In the 13u Division, Olney Elite was able to take down the Columbia Warhawks for the second time of the week to earn their championship rings.
The Even Aged Divisions took over on December 7 with pool play starting in the morning. Teams were split into four (4) divisions: 8u, 10u, 12u, and 14u.
As parents and fellow athletes filled up Bryant Stadium in Lakeland, Florida, four teams went home as AAU National Champions. Starting off the action on championship day, the Cordele Cobras defeated the Vero Beach Foundation Indians 7-0 in the 8u title game. Middle Georgia Power and the East Orlando Predators went back and forth in one of the most entertaining games of the week, with Middle Georgia outlasting the East Orlando Predators 13-12 in the 10u championship game. In the 12u Division, the South Carolina Bulldogs Elite proved to everyone that their running game was on another level. Nobody could stop the run game all week as the Bulldogs Elite team coasted to a 41-16 victory in the championship game. Finishing the day off was a battle between the Titusville Terriers and Virginia Vipers in the 14u Division title game. The Titusville Terriers came up with crucial defensive stops late in the game to take a 19-8 win over the Vipers and claim their AAU National Championship rings.
For a full list of results for the Odd Age League Based Championships, click here.
For a full list of results for the Even Age League Based Championships, click here.
Thank you to all of the teams and athletes that participated in another incredible year of AAU Football. Congratulations to all of the winners! We look forward to watching you defend your title next year. For more information about AAU Football, visit aaufootball.org.
Be sure to follow us on social media to see photos from the tournaments. Find our photo album on AAU Football’s Facebook. And follow us on Instagram @AAU_Football to check out some up close and personal views of each championship win.
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