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With a bye to the championships, the Broncos were well rested when the title game came calling on Saturday.

The advantage helped, as the team won the league championship to close out the National Flag Football League of Atlanta’s season. The Broncos downed the Pirates 26-6. The Pirates defeated the Wildcats 26-7 earlier in the day for their spot in the title game.

The championship game capped a season for the league that started in late March and suffered through being bounced from park to park over the city’s new drought restrictions and then experiencing a handful of rainouts of their Saturday game days. Oh, the irony.

The league now sets its sights on Gay Superbowl VIII. The NFFLA will assemble a team to take part in the national tournament, set for early October in Salt Lake City. In 2007, the team placed ninth after winning the B bracket championship, two spots lower than a year earlier. In 2005, the NFFLA team made a run at the title, losing in the final game.

It’s not quite the Super Bowl – there aren’t any commercials or, for that matter, TV coverage – but don’t tell the National Flag Football League of Atlanta.

They take their flag football seriously. On Saturday, the league puts the wraps on a season that started in late March with a semi-final matchup at 10 a.m. and the championship game at noon.

In the first round of playoffs on June 14, the league-leading Broncos downed the Clippers 26-0 and received a bye to the title game. The Pirates beat the Raiders 25-13 and the Wildcats defeated the Rams 21-20.

That sets up a Pirates v. Wildcats matchup for the semifinal on Saturday, with the winner facing the Broncos for the championship. The games take place at Central Park in Midtown.

If you haven’t seen a game this season, check out the photo galleries here, here, here, here, here, here and here to see what you’ve been missing.

It’s win or go home time for the National Flag Football League of Atlanta.

The 10-week regular season, or what was left of it after a few weeks of rain delays, is over and the six-team league opens its playoffs on Saturday. The league-leading Broncos (7-1) take on the 71 Clippers (1-7), the Pirates (5-3) play the Raiders (2-6) and the Wildcats  (5-3) face the Rams (4-4).

Games begin at 10 a.m. at Central Park in Midtown. The winners of those games play for the championship on June 28.

On June 14, the Broncos closed out the season by defeating the Rams 35-7. The Pirates blanked the 71 Clippers 21-0 and the Wildcats downed the Raiders 14-7.

Catch up on recent posts about the NFFLA here.

The jocks of the National Flag Football League of Atlanta returned to the field on Saturday, continuing their 10-week regular season at Central Park in Midtown.

Games included the Raiders beating the Rams 13-6 in a makeup match, the Rams recovering to down the Clippers 41-6, the Broncos blanking the Raiders 13-0 and the Pirates defeating the Wildcats 12-6.

The regular season concludes on June 7, followed by two weeks of playoff games and the championship on June 28. Games this Saturday begin at 11 a.m.

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The National Flag Football League of Atlanta returns to the field on Saturday after a week off for the Memorial Day holiday.

Regular season games are scheduled for 11:15 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 1:25 p.m. A make-up game is set for 10 a.m., rescheduled from one of the week’s the league was rained out earlier in the season.

Games kick off at Central Park in Midtown. The regular season ends on June 14 and then the league’s six teams undergo a two-week playoff.

The photos were shot during games on May 17.

Being sporty this weekend has never been so easy. There’s cycling, a pageant and a couple of opportunities to get your drink on.

At 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, some 100 cyclists are expected to push off from their starting line at Emory University to begin a 200-mile bike ride. The 6th Annual Action Cycling 200 is expected to raise more than $75,000 for the Emory Vaccine Center, which develops vaccines for AIDS and other infectious diseases.

At noon, there’s the “Ruggers & Buggers & Buns” cookout and fund-raiser for the Atlanta Bucks Rugby Football Club. The event serves as an early send-off for the rugby team, which travels to Ireland in June to compete in the International Gay Rugby Association & Board championships. A $10 ticket – $15 at the door – means all the burgers, hot dogs, brats, sides and dessert you can eat.

Later in the day, the Hotlanta Softball League hosts its annual pageant for the Open Division. The Mr. & Ms. HSL Pageant raises about $3,000 for the league, which splits it among teams taking part in the Gay Softball World Series in August. Admission is $10. Show time is 6 p.m.

“It’s some of the ugliest drag and some of the studliest men in Atlanta,” says Art Davenport, HSL’s secretary. “It is a real evening of contrasts.”

On Sunday, the Hotlanta Soccer Association is hosting a wine raffle to raise funds for its tournament over the Memorial Day holiday. Tickets to the raffle, which includes more than $2,500 in wine, are $5. The raffle takes place during “Margaritas, Mojitos & Mischief,” an event that costs $15 and includes unlimited margaritas and mojitos. The event begins at 4 p.m.

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Updated | May 11 | 3:18 p.m. The National Flag Football League of Atlanta hit the fields again on Saturday after a week off due to rain.

The four regularly-scheduled games at Central Park in Midtown included the Pirates (1-3) beating the Raiders (0-4) by a score of 12-6, the Broncos (4-1) defeating the Clippers (1-3) 27-7 and the Rams (3-1) dropping the Wildcats (3-2) 6-0. The Wildcats lost to the Broncos 21-0 in a make-up game. When the dust settled, the Wildcats lost their status as the league’s only undefeated team.

The season stretches into next month and concludes June 28 with its championship game.

Read recent posts about the league here.

The National Flag Football League of Atlanta continued its spring season on Saturday, offering up three games between showers that dampened much of the weekend.

The Wildcats (3-0) continued its undefeated campaign, downing the 71 Clippers 21-20. In other games, the Broncos (2-1) beat the Raiders (0-3) by a 26-7 score and the Rams (2-1) defeated the Pirates (1-2) by a point, 14-13.

The season continues on Saturday at Central Park in Midtown. Games begin at 11 a.m.

Read recent posts about the league here.

It’s been the unanswered question since the city of Atlanta put in place new restrictions on the use of Piedmont Park: will the sports leagues and festivals that call the park home ever be allowed to return?

It’s a question that Maria Saporta, a columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, asked again today:

“The state’s Level 4 drought restriction still exists,” [city parks commissioner Dianne Harnell] Cohen says. “We would look very carefully at whether the state had lifted its drought restrictions. But the city can have its own restrictions.”

So can the festivals return to Piedmont Park in the future?

“I won’t say they never could come back to Piedmont Park,” Cohen says. “But I would advise them to have an alternative, a Plan B.”

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Updated | 8:54 p.m. The National Flag Football League of Atlanta resumed its spring season on Saturday with its six teams competing over three games. Rain and soggy fields had sidelined the league for the last two weeks.

The Wildcats beat the Pirates 20-18 to go 2-0 on the season, while the Pirates fell to 1-1. In other games, the Clippers (1-1) blanked the Raiders (0-2) 20-0 and the Rams (1-1) defeated the Broncos (1-1) 15-13. 

The league plays on Saturdays at Central Park in Midtown. Games begin at 11 a.m. The season opened March 29 and continues through June.

Read recent posts about NFFLA here.