News Item: Longest Winning Streaks in League History
(Category: KRFL Commissioner Announcement)
Posted by MarkB
Tuesday 16 November 2021 - 20:07:34
Following up on a recent e-mail on the subject, after researching this, the KRFL records are....
Regular Season Consecutive Wins:
SW Florida (coached by Stacy Suddeth for their entire 21 year history in KRFL) with 28 between over the 2019-2021 regular seasons,
Overall Consecutive Wins (Regular Season and Playoffs):
The Kendall Mean Machine coached by David Cohen (which is now the Tampa Bay franchise), won its last eight regular season games in 2001. Kendall then won three straight playoff games and the 2001 championship. Kendal then went 16-0 in the 2002 regular season, won three more playoff games and the 2002 championship. Kendal lost its first game of the 2003 season. That is 30 consecutive wins overall, with 24 straight regular season wins. Mr. Cohen coached the team from 2001-2005 with an overall record of 73-18 and KRFL championships in 2001, 2002 and 2004.
Mark
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(Category: KRFL Commissioner Announcement)
Posted by MarkB
Tuesday 16 November 2021 - 20:07:34
Following up on a recent e-mail on the subject, after researching this, the KRFL records are....
Regular Season Consecutive Wins:
SW Florida (coached by Stacy Suddeth for their entire 21 year history in KRFL) with 28 between over the 2019-2021 regular seasons,
Overall Consecutive Wins (Regular Season and Playoffs):
The Kendall Mean Machine coached by David Cohen (which is now the Tampa Bay franchise), won its last eight regular season games in 2001. Kendall then won three straight playoff games and the 2001 championship. Kendal then went 16-0 in the 2002 regular season, won three more playoff games and the 2002 championship. Kendal lost its first game of the 2003 season. That is 30 consecutive wins overall, with 24 straight regular season wins. Mr. Cohen coached the team from 2001-2005 with an overall record of 73-18 and KRFL championships in 2001, 2002 and 2004.
Mark
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