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May 26
Monarchs
Stars52
17 -
May 26
Irish
Drillers14
9 -
May 26
Vandals
Wolfpack35
35 -
June 2
Bucs
Monarchs10
32 -
June 2
Stars
Vandals21
10 -
June 2
Wolfpack
Irish13
34 -
June 9
Wolfpack
Monarchs6
79 -
June 9
Irish
Bucs7
48 -
June 9
Drillers
Vandals7
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June 16
Vandals
Bucs19
64 -
June 16
Irish
Stars0
55 -
June 16
Drillers
Wolfpack5
31 -
June 23
Monarchs
Irish86
0 -
June 23
Stars
Drillers25
0 -
June 23
Bucs
Wolfpack70
25 -
July 7
Drillers
Monarchs0
92 -
July 7
Stars
Bucs8
56 -
July 7
Irish
Vandals6
46 -
July 14
Bucs
Drillers68
0 -
July 14
Wolfpakc
Stars48
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July 21
Stars
Monarchs0
62 -
July 21
Drillers
Irish19
8 -
July 21
Vandals
Wolfpack14
33 -
July 28
Monarchs
Vandals55
0 -
July 28
Bucs
Stars62
6 -
August 11
Monarchs
Bucs35
17 -
August 11
Vandals
Irish14
21 -
August 11
Wolfpack
Drillers30
20
- Gators topple Monarchs in AFL final
- Irish make it to .500 after big win over Vandals
- Buccaneers frustrated after Predators forfeit recent game
- Vandals come back against Drillers
- Monarchs top Wolfpack
- Central Alberta Buccaneers lose to Calgary
- Bugs thwart Vandals in home opener
- Bucs sail past Vandals
- Monarchs move to 2-0 with win over Calgary Gators
- Bucs sail past Drillers in season opener
AFL Grievance Application
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Any coach and/or player involved with the Alberta Football League who believes that inappropriate action has been taken against them by another player of the AFL, may file a formal grievance to League Council. The League Council will hear all grievances that arise in the AFL. Any player, coach, official, or team may file a grievance and shall be heard by the League Council. The League Council shall also rule on any disciplinary action to be administered as per the current by-laws. Grieving teams, players, coaches, or officials, as well as the subject of the grievance, may present such facts or arguments that they deem proper, subject to the control of the League Council who will conduct the hearing. The League Council shall deal with inappropriate conduct on the part of any team, team official or any individual player. The offending person or persons may be subject to suspension. Each team shall be held responsible for the conduct of its players and its staff, whether individually or collectively. The League Council may, if they deem it beneficial to the Alberta Football League, suspend any team personnel. In the event of an emergency situation, the League Council may act upon the grievance prior to the receipt of a written copy of said grievance.
Any player or team official ejected from a league game by the Referee, for any offence, is subject to Suspension for the remainder of the game and the next scheduled Alberta Football League game, said player has the right to appeal the following game suspension. In the case of a player or team official being ejected from a game for a second time in the same year, his privilege to play in the Alberta Football League shall be revoked for the next 4 scheduled League games, including playoffs, or the remainder of the current year, whichever is longest, with no right of appeal.
The intent to submit an Alberta Football League grievance must be submitted within forty- eight (48) hours of the incident, by phone or e-mail, to the Alberta Football League President. A written copy of the grievance must be filed with the Alberta Football League President within one-week (7 days) from the time of the alleged infraction. In the event that the subject of the grievance is the AFL Presidents team, or the AFL President himself, the grievance shall be submitted to the AFL Vice President. The written grievance, as well as any written statements or evidence submitted by either side, shall be sent to the League Council. It is the responsibility of each member of the League Council to read & review all written material prior to the disciplinary hearing.
The League Council shall conduct the hearing by conference call. This hearing shall be scheduled no later than seven (7) days from the date the written grievance is received. All parties to the grievance have the right to be heard during the hearing. Each team representative involved in the grievance shall be granted five (5) minutes to state their positions. The subject of the grievance shall be granted five (5) minutes to state their position. After hearing from both sides, & reviewing all the relevant evidence, the Alberta Football League President or Vice President shall then call for a vote decision from the League Council.
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