Portal:Frankfurt American 1979-1980 Men/Team Record
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| Date | Opponent | Score | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23 Aug | Kaiserslautern | 50-12 | |
| <date> | RAF Gatow | 16-6 | |
| <date> | Karlsruhe Am | 16-4 | |
| <date> | Darmstadt | 6-9 | Darmstadt Tournament Final |
| <date> | Darmstadt | 26-8 | |
| <date> | Neuenheim | 6-54 | |
| <date> | RAF Bruggen | 32-22 | |
| <date> | Paris British | 30-0 | Munich Octoberfest Sevens Tournament - high scorer Deeter (24), Cerrow (21) |
| <date> | Bamberg Am | 20-0 | Munich Octoberfest Sevens Tournament - more scores by McClure (14), Martin (8) |
| <date> | Munich | 10-6 | CHAMPIONS, Munich Octoberfest Sevens Tournament - and rookie Steckel (4) rounded out the scoring |
| <date> | Nuernberg Am. | 9-0 | Munich Octoberfest Sevens Tournament Finals |
| <date> | SHAPE | 6-7 | |
| 6 Oct | 28 Sig (BAOR) | 12-4 | |
| <date> | 16 Sig (BAOR) | 20-8 | |
| <date> | Entracht | 30-7 | |
| <date> | Royal Canadians | 43-9 | |
| <date> | Offenbach | 38-8 | |
| 27 Oct | Royal Artillery | 6-3 | 75 yard interception by Tom Nemmers sealed the win, first ever over a Corps side |
| <date> | Munich | 24-6 | |
| <date> | Nuernberg Am | 18-17 | drop kick conversion by Murphy won it |
| <date> | Royal Signals | 4-44 | |
| <date> | Marburg | 12-0 | |
| <date> | Wuerzburg Am. | 62-0 | |
| <date> | Karlsruhe Am. | 24-13 | |
| Nov | Cwmbran (Wales) | 0-40 | UK Thanksgiving Tour |
| Aug | Camberley | 10-33 | UK Thanksgiving Tour |
| Nov | REME (Arborfield) | 9-7 | UK Thanksgiving Tour |
| <date> | Ramstein Am | 6-4 | |
| <date> | Entracht | 34-4 | |
| <date> | Darmstadt | 26-6 | |
| Season Record | 24-6 |
| Date | Opponent | Score | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| <date> | JHQ Rheindahlen | 0-14 | |
| <date> | RAF Bruggen | 13-0 | |
| 1 Mar | Royal Corps of Transport Selects | 18-25 | Blew a 12 point lead |
| <date> | Eintracht | 30-0 | |
| <date> | Ramstein | 53-6 | |
| <date> | RAF Wildenrath | 34-15 | |
| <date> | Bordeaux | 27-4 | |
| <date> | Abbey | 6-17 | Abby won Berkshire County Championship |
| <date> | Darmstadt | 20-4 | |
| <date> | Parabiaggo | 16-32 | Italy Tour |
| <date> | Vicenza | 0-52 | Italy Tour |
| <date> | Wuerzberg Am | 30-3 | |
| <date> | Lions (Br) | 0-24 | Heineken Sevens |
| <date> | Bonn | 14-6 | Heineken Sevens |
| <date> | Hilversum | 16-6 | Heineken Sevens |
| <date> | Bedford | 4-6 | Heineken Sevens |
| <date> | The Hague | 12-6 | Heineken Sevens |
| <date> | Late Nighters | 12-4 | Heineken Sevens |
| <date> | Solarians | 6-8 | Boot Finals at Heineken Sevens, losing in the last minute |
| May | Camberley | 0-8 | |
| <date> | Ramstein Am | 22-6 | FARC Sevens Tournament at Dexheim |
| <date> | Wuerzberg Am | 26-0 | FARC Sevens Tournament at Dexheim |
| <date> | Nuernberg Am | 22-0 | FARC Sevens Tournament at Dexheim |
| <date> | Magicians | 4-20 | Finals of first FARC Sevens Tournament at Dexheim |
| <date> | Zurich | 18-0 | Neuchatel Sevens |
| <date> | Geneva | 10-6 | Neuchatel Sevens |
| <date> | Rovigo | 0-15 | Neuchatel Sevens |
| <date> | Heidelberg | 0-10 | Neuchatel Sevens Quarter Final |
| <date> | Amsterdam | 20-6 | |
| <date> | Maastricht | 26-0 | |
| <date> | Koeln | 0-11 | Huerth Sevens |
| <date> | Marburg | 12-8 | Huerth Sevens |
| <date> | Huerth | 18-6 | Huerth Sevens |
| <date> | Berlin | 12-10 | Huerth Sevens Plate Final; winning try by rookie Tony Kasmirski |
| <date> | Nuernberg Am | 48-3 | Eddie Vogel's last match resulted in him scoring a hat trick of tries. Bruce Yost 2T's and 6 C's |
| Season Record | 24-13 |
| Last Name | First Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Vogel | Eddie | Rugby Excellence Award |
| Laws | Harry | <class> |
| Tartari | Jim | Best Attendance (Came the most) |
| Cerow | Gordon | <class> |
| Nemmers | Tom | <class> |
| Deck | Ross | <class> |
| McClure | Bob | Most Improved Forward |
| Deeter | Mike | Rugby Excellence Award |
| Yost | Bruce | Co-Rookie of the year |
| Kasmirski | Tony | <class> |
| Novaro | Mark | <class> |
| Donovan | Jim | Most Potential award |
| Tonga | Sammie | Most Improved Back |
| West | Dan | Co-Rookie of the year |
| Legacy | Giles | Dirty Shorts Award |
| Kimbrell | Dan | <class> |
| Sao | Edmund | <class> |
| Durand | Mike | <class> |
| Rutherford | Don | <class> |
| Latson | Harve | <class> |
| Murphy | Larry | <class> |
| Zambetti | Dennis | <class> |
| La Belle | Steve | Creator of the "Magicians", a sevens team from Heidelberg |
| Kiszka | Don | <class> |
| Ryan | Dennis | <class> |
| Nansen | Lee | <class> |
| Axetell | George | <class> |
| Boschsler | Hal | <class> |
| Buckon | Leo | <class> |
| Carson | Ivory | <class> |
| Carter | Jimmy | <class> |
| D'Antuemont | Brian | <class> |
| Aquino | Bill | <class |
| Baxley | Brian | <class> |
| Humphries | Clay | <class> |
| Jones | Tony | <class> |
| Kadish | Kim | <class> |
| De Mayo | Mike | <class> |
| Krampitz | Mike | <class> |
| Clark | Lou | <class> |
| Mangele | Manea | <class> |
| Moe | M | <class> |
| McDaniel | Dave | <class> |
| Hollis | Steve | <class> |
| Monteau | Chuck | <class> |
| Moogenberg | Leiff | <class> |
| Raglin | Paul | <class> |
| Rhodes | John | <class> |
| Balzser | John | <class> |
| Schultz | Fred | <class> |
| Steckel | Paul | <class> |
| Snyder | Steve | <class> |
| Ortiz | Ron | <class> |
| Edwards | Dennis | <class> |
| Williams | MR | <class> |
| Bollan | Henri | <class> |
| Chase | Robert | <class> |
| Classy | Gerry | <class> |
| Grieve | Tony | <class> |
| Tassi | Tassi | <class> |
| Vandafriff | Dave | <class> |
