Collegiate Sprint Football League Announces League Honors

Check out the first team, second team, honorable mentions, and league MVP.

Week 8 in Review

Army couldn’t have picked a better time to snap Navy’s winning streak.

Week 7 in Review

Navy picked up its second shutout of the season in a 31-0 victory over Pennsylvania

Week 6 in Review

Pennsylvania’s defense came up big in a 21-6 victory over Cornell.

Week 5 in Review

Cornell’s defense forced seven turnovers in a 47-8 win over Princeton.

Week 4 in Review

Army’s ground game proved to be unstoppable in a 44-7 win at Princeton.

Week 3 in Review

Pride Bowl XXV featured another classic struggle between longtime rivals Army and Navy.

Pride Bowl in focus: Army-Navy battle will be televised—New Jersey Star-Ledger, 9/29

It's the biggest game in the history of the Eastern Collegiate Sprint Football League.

And that's not just because it's Army-Navy.

Week 2 in Review

The only head-to-head contest in the CSFL took place in Princeton last Friday night. The Tigers played host to Cornell with the Big Red spoiling the debut of Princeton head coach Bill Hickey.

Week 1 in Review

The first full weekend of Sprint Football featured two games involving head-to-head CSFL matchups.

CSTV to present live telecast of October 5 Pride Bowl - Army vs. Navy Sprint football game

NEW YORK, September 9, 2003 - CSTV: College Sports Television (www.cstv.com), the first 24-hour college sports network, will present a live telecast of the Sunday, October 5, Pride Bowl Sprint Football game between Army and Navy, as one of the most intense college athletic rivalries takes to the field in the form of lightweight football. Kickoff of the 25th annual Pride Bowl is 2 p.m. ET, with the game originating from Newark Bears & Eagles Riverfront Stadium in Newark, N.J.

Cutting football down to size—Washington Times, 9/18

ANNAPOLIS — The first thing one notices is the size of the players. Or, rather, the lack thereof.

This looks like any other practice session for any other college football team—except that everyone appears to be so, well, normal in size.

CSFL ANNOUNCES WEB SITE

College Sprint Football fans will be able to follow their teams throughout the season on a brand new web site.

2003 SEASON PREVIEW

With the 2003 season right around the corner, here is a look at how the CSFL shapes up in 2003. The team previews are listed in order of last year’s finish.