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Amsterdam Admirals

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Professional American football team in the Netherlands

Amsterdam Admirals
Team logo
Founded1995
Closed2007
Based inAmsterdam,Netherlands
Home fieldAmsterdam Arena
MascotAlbert the Albatross
LeagueNFL Europe
ColorsAdmirals Blue, Orange, Green, White, Light Blue
     
Personnel
Head coachBart Andrus
Championships
World Bowls (1)World Bowl XIII (2005)

TheAmsterdam Admirals were a professionalAmerican football team based inAmsterdam,Netherlands, playing in theNFL Europe.

History

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Following its completion in 1996, the Admirals moved into theAmsterdam ArenA(2000 image) in time for the1997 WLAF season.

The Admirals were formed in 1995 as part of the NFL's plan to restart theWorld League of American Football, to be based entirely inEurope. The Admirals were one of threenew teams, the others being theScottish Claymores based inEdinburgh and theRhein Fire based inDüsseldorf,Germany, to join the oldWorld League's European Division teams: theBarcelona Dragons, theFrankfurt Galaxy, and theLondon Monarchs.

The Admirals began playing their home games at the oldOlympisch Stadion, built in 1928 for theSummer Games. They played there for two years until theAmsterdam ArenA was completed in 1996. When the Admirals were forced to schedule their last home game of the2000 season against the Claymores away from the ArenA asEuro 2000 preparations were finalized, they made a return to the Olympisch Stadion in what turned out to be one of the most unusual games in American football history. Theend zone at the north end of the stadium was ruled unsafe by the officials as the surface was in poor condition, so it was decided that the teams would change ends at every change of possession and play towards the other end zone.

They qualified for the1995 World Bowl with a 9–1 regular season record, but lost to the Frankfurt Galaxy by a score of 26–22. Ten years later, in their eleventh year of existence, the Admirals won their firstWorld Bowl by defeating the defending championBerlin Thunder 27–21 in the championship game's 13th edition. The next season, they failed to defend their title against the Frankfurt Galaxy 22–7 inWorld Bowl XIV.

Under the "Player Continuity Program", the Admirals contractedlinebacker Derrick Ballard andrunning backJonathan Smith for the2007 season.

Season-by-season

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The Admirals' first home ground was theOlympic Stadium(1995 image), built for theSummer Olympic Games of1928.World Bowl '95–between Amsterdam Admirals andFrankfurt Galaxy–was also held there.
SeasonLeagueRegular seasonPostseason
WonLostTiesWin %FinishWonLostWin %Result
1995WLAF910.9001st(League)01.000Lost toFrankfurt Galaxy inWorld Bowl III
1996WLAF550.5003rd(League)Out ofplayoffs.
1997WLAF550.5004th(League)Noplayoffs.
1998NFLE730.7003rd(League)Out ofplayoffs.
1999NFLE460.4004th(League)Noplayoffs.
2000NFLE460.4004th(League)Noplayoffs.
2001NFLE460.4005th(League)Noplayoffs.
2002NFLE460.4005th(League)Noplayoffs.
2003NFLE460.4005th(League)Noplayoffs.
2004NFLE550.5003rd(League)Noplayoffs.
2005NFLE640.6002nd(League)101.000World Bowl XIII champions
2006NFLE730.7001st(League)01.000Lost toFrankfurt Galaxy inWorld Bowl XIV
2007NFLE460.4005th(League)Noplayoffs.
Total68620.52312.333

Head coaches

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#NameTermRegular seasonPostseasonAchievements
GCWonLostTiesWin %GCWonLostWin %
1Al Luginbill199520006034260.567101.000
2Bart Andrus200120077034360.486211.500World Bowl XIII championship
NFL Europe Coach of the Year (2005)

Attendance

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De Meer Stadion, 1937
Amsterdam's second home match of1995 was played atDe Meer(1937 photo) shortly before closure in 1996 and demolition in 1998.
Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam, 2000
The club twice returned to the Olympic Stadium–restored in the Admirals' absence–after the 1997 move: once for their last home match of the2000 NFL Europe season, versusScottish Claymores; and for a2007 NFL Europa game againstBerlin Thunder that proved to be the final match in their history.

Source:Kenn.com

YearGamesTotalAverage
Amsterdam Admirals (World League)
1995572,76714,553
1996550,09410,019
1997573,42514,685
Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe)
1998579,26315,853
1999561,44412,289
2000554,98510,997
2001566,29213,258
2002558,32211,664
2003557,20811,442
2004562,49612,499
2005564,38612,877
2006567,10613,421
Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europa)
2007558,39011,678
1365826,17812,710

Ring of Honor

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Notable players

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League records (1995–2007)

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Individual records

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  • Note: NFLE had a 10-game season.
Highest pass rating, season (qualifiers)Most passes attempted, season
PlayerYearRatingPlayerYearAttempted
Gibran Hamdan2006113.4Will Furrer1996368
Most passes completed, seasonHighest average gain, season (qualifiers)
PlayerYearCompletedPlayerYearAverage
Shaun Hill2003220Gibran Hamdan200610.06
Most consecutive passes attempted, none interceptedMost games, 100 or more yards pass receiving, season
PlayerYearAttemptedPlayerYearGames
Ron Powlus2000156Skyler Fulton20066
Most consecutive games, 100 or more yards pass receivingMost yards gained, career
PlayerYearGamesPlayerYearYards
Matthew Hatchette20034Joe Douglass19981999624
Longest punt returnMost Opponents' Fumbles Recovered, season
PlayerYearYardsPlayerYearFumbles
Matthew HatchetteAmsterdam vs.Berlin,5/31/03101Karmeeleyah McGill19954
Longest Fumble Return
PlayerYearYards
Derrick BallardAmsterdam vs.Berlin,3/18/0695

Team records

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Most passes completed, seasonFewest Passes Completed, season
YearCompletedYearCompleted
20032711997116
Fewest Yards Gained, seasonFewest rushing touchdowns, season
YearYardsYearTouchdowns
1997120820001
Most Points, Both Teams, gameMost punt returns, season
YearPointsYearYards
5/31/03 (vs.Berlin)94 (51–43)199839
Most yards gained on Punt Return, gameMost yards gained on Punt Return, Both Teams, game
YearYardsYearYards
5/11/96 (vs.London)1755/11/96 (vs.London)201
Fewest Yards Gained on Kickoff Return, gameMost yards gained on Kickoff Return, Both Teams, game
YearYardsYearYards
5/28/00 (vs.Frankfurt)25/31/03 (vs.Berlin)451 (188–263)
Fewest Fumbles, seasonFewest Fumbles Lost, season
YearFumblesYearFumbles
2003720032
Most Fumbles Lost, Both Teams, gameMost Opponents' Fumbles Recovered, season
YearFumblesYearFumbles
5/13/95 (vs.Barcelona)8 (4–4)199520
Most Opponents' Fumbles Recovered, Both Teams, gameFewest Yards Penalized, Both Teams, game
YearFumblesYearYards
5/13/95 (vs.Barcelona)8 (4–4)5/18/97 (vs.Scotland)25 (15–10)
Most Yards Penalized, Both Teams, gameFewest yards allowed by Defense, rushing, season
YearYardsYearYards
6/1/02 (vs.Frankfurt)294 (116–178)2000654

Source:NFLEurope.com

See also

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