THE PRIDE NEVER RESTS. It might be off-season for some, but for the Cambridgeshire Cats, this is pre-season. While our players are busy on the training field, we’ve been working behind the screen and we’re now delighted to announce that our new website is live! Supporting a team doesn’t just happen on game day (but
If you’re just joining us, make sure you check out the first half of the season in Part One! In a battle for the top spot of the SFC I East, the Cats travelled to the Kent Exiles. With both teams only having lost a single game, this game had the potential for playoff implications
The Cambridgeshire Cats 2017 season was of limited success, finishing with a 5-5 record finding themselves eligible for both playoffs or relegation based on the results of the final game. Unwilling to take the chance of the same thing happening again, the Cats undertook an aggressive recruitment strategy. This paid dividend in terms of talented
For many American Football players in the UK, once the summer football season draws to a close, there’s a pretty standard two-step programme: 1. Be sad about the end of the football season. 2. Wait until the NFL season starts up again in September. Both of these activities tend to involve a lot of sofa
With the NFL London Games taking place this October, UK fans of the sport will be taking that infamous walk up Wembley Way to watch their favourite teams face off on unfamiliar ground. Adrenaline flowing, rivalries resurrected and feats of sporting prowess in play over that 100 yards, watching the game is a rush like
