Issue 22/25 19th June 2025
BAFRA Newsflash | |||
DISCIPLINARY UPDATE
Last week's Newsflash reported that Emmanuel Eze of Manchester Titans was disqualified from their game on 8th June for committing a Flagrant Unsportsmanlike Conduct Foul. However, the disqualification was cancelled after the calling official reviewed the footage of the incident and, alongside their recollection of events, concluded that the foul was not Flagrant.
Ben Griffiths – BAFA Disciplinary Officer
discipline@britishamericanfootball.org
DISCIPLINARY CASES
NAME | # | TEAM | CODE | Q | OFFENCE | SUSPENDED | |
Previous weeks | |||||||
Matthew Hyndman | 21 | Chester Romans | TUF | 4 | Early in the third quarter, number 21 stood over a prone opponent and taunted them. Between the third and fourth quarters, whilst changing ends, number 21 verbally abused an Official. He was disqualified. Upon completion of the penalty and announcement of disqualification, number 21 re-entered the field, removed his helmet, threw it to the ground and charged at the officials. He had to be restrained by a number of teammates and coaches. This was treated as Misconduct and a second fixed penalty offence | 22nd June 2025 v Merseyside Nighthawks and next 2 competitive games thereafter | |
Mark Carolan | 40 | Edinburgh Napier Knights (U19) | FGT | 3 | With 3:43 remaining in the third quarter, Edinburgh #75 was thrown to the ground by their helmet by #40 as the ball passed the pair of them. This act was penalised as a live ball personal foul. #75 retaliated by wrestling and clearly punching #40 on the ground with #40 retaliating in kind. The two players had to be separated by players from both teams and the officials. | 22nd June 2025 v East Kilbride Pirates U19 | |
Oliver Hourston | 75 | Highland Wildcats (U19) | FGT | 3 | With 3:43 remaining in the third quarter, #75 was thrown to the ground by their helmet by Napier #40 as the ball passed the pair of them. This act was penalised as a live ball personal foul. #75 retaliated by wrestling and clearly punching #40 on the ground with #40 retaliating in kind. The two players had to be separated by players from both teams and the officials. | 20th July 2025 v East Kilbride Pirates U19 | |
Samantha Read | 21 | London Warriors (NWFL) | TUF | 4 | With 9:42 remaining in the fourth quarter, #21 was penalised for Unsportsmanlike Conduct for standing over and taunting a prone player. As this penalty was being enforced #21 then shouted at officials, "You should be supporting women in sport". This was considered discriminatory language towards an official and resulted in a second Unsportsmanlike Conduct penalty. | 14th June 2025 v Solent Thrashers & 5th July 2025 v Manchester Titans | |
Sam Langford | 55 | Norwich Devils | FUC | 4 | With 2.35 remaining in the fourth quarter, following a dead ball foul by a different Norwich player in front of the Ipswich bench, a fracas developed. During this #55 was seen to drop on a prone Ipswich player, knees first and then gestured with his arms in an Iron Man pose. | 29th June 2025 v Ouse Valley Eagles | |
James Simpson | 74 | Nottingham Caesars | TUF | 3 | With 9:51 remaining in the third quarter, #74 was penalised for Unsportsmanlike Conduct, after the play had ended, for maintaining physical contact with and pushing an opponent well after the whistle had blown. Following the announcement of the penalty, #74 directed a derogatory comment towards the Referee, which resulted in a second penalty for Unsportsmanlike Conduct. At the conclusion of the game, the player returned to the playing enclosure, sought out the officials to confront them and prevented them from leaving the playing enclosure. This was a second act of Misconduct. | 22nd June 2025 v Coventry Phoenix and next 5 competitive games thereafter | |
Jaiden Moesson | 18 | Sandwell Steelers (U19) | TUF | 3 | In the second quarter, #18 got to his feet after the play had ended and shoved an opposing player in the chest with both hands, drawing a first unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. With 5:43 remaining in the third quarter, #18, significantly away from the play and after the play had ended, shoved another opposing player in the chest with both hands, drawing a second unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. | 6th July 2025 v Birmingham Lions | |
Chris Herbert | AC | Sheffield Giants | TUF | 4 | With 14:44 remaining in the third quarter, an assistant coach entered the field to remonstrate with an official in an aggressive manner and was penalised for unsportsmanlike conduct. With 0:05 remaining in the fourth quarter, the same assistant coach remonstrated with an official using abusive language. This resulted in a second unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. | 29th June v Yorkshire Rams & 6th July 20025 v Scunthorpe Alphas * As this was a disqualification of a non-player, this is a whole game day suspension as opposed to just a playing suspension. Mr Herbet may not be present at the game site in any capacity. | |
Dionte Wilson | 9 | Yorkshire Rams | TUF | 4 | With 3:00 remaining in the third quarter, #7 was seen piling on following a play and pulling opponents off the pile. Following a play towards the end of the fourth quarter, #7 was heard to use language inciting an opponent. | 29th June 2025 v Sheffield Giants | |
GAME MANAGEMENT REPORTS
HOME TEAM | REPORT | NEXT HOME GAME |
New this week | ||
Bournemouth Bobcats | Well-marked field, though there were some clashes of markings with other sports. Dean Wright #553 | 29th June 2025 v Bristol Apache |
Bristol Apache | There was some confusion about who were the ball persons and who were the chain crew, which lead to a late briefing of the assistants. Keith Wickham #423 | 22nd June 2025 v South Wales Warriors |
Bristol Aztecs | 90-yard field which is poorly marked. Many lines are hand pained and are therefore wonky and in some areas very faint. Team and coaching areas missing. Officials’ assistants were not provided until less than ten minutes before scheduled kick off. The down box was unable to show "1" during the game, so the number was turned away from the field to indicate 1st down. Bristol did a good job with the overall fan experience with a commentator, scoreboard, raised seating and food trucks provided, however the Referee had to announce to the far side of the field as Bristol refused to change the sidelines the chains were run on. In previous weeks this has been due to the game has been streamed, but not this week. After the game, a BAFRA member who was at the game in a non-officiating capacity informed the Referee a drone had been flying near the field during the game, and at one point had been flying over one end-zone. This wasn't spotted by the crew but my thanks to that member who sought out the pilot and asked them to bring the drone away from the field. Oliver Maskell #221 | 5th July 2025 v Hertfordshire Cheetahs |
Cheshire Bears (NWFL) | With 3:00 left in the first half, the game was suspended for 50 minutes to treat an injured player. Andrew Lovell #559 | Unknown |
Chorley Buccaneers (U19) | Well-marked 100-yard field. No team areas marked. All three game balls required inflation prior to use. David Hewitt #607 | 20th July 2025 v Manchester Titans |
Glasgow Tigers (U16) | No central markings but centre line was marked by cones outside either end of the field. Kenneth Glover #71 | Unknown |
Hertfordshire Cheetahs (NWFL) | Grass field marked to a basic standard. No two-yard marks. No short yard-line extensions. Double sideline markings present due to a previous marking for 5v5. Will Fazackerley #227 | Unknown |
Hereford Stampede | The field was pre notified as a 90-yard field. At the venue we discovered that it had been marked as 100 yards, with ten-yard end zones. On this field a 90 yard pitch would be tight, 100 was tiny. The resulting yards were short, somewhere in the region of 20-25 inches. The chain set had been reduced in length to accommodate the field. As the crew did not have an accurate way to assess the field size, the game was played. However, it is suggested that BAFA should check the suitability of this pitch at this venue. In addition the field surface would be described as rolling terrain. Changing rooms are too small for any more than two people but two are provided, not lockable. Stuart Tabberer #348 | 22nd June 2025 v Cornwall Monarchs |
Inverclyde Goliaths | With approximately 3:50 remaining in the third quarter, a Glasgow Tigers player suffered a leg fracture, and the game was suspended for an hour so ambulance personnel could safely remove him from the field and transfer him to a local hospital. Ian Sneddon #427 | 19th July 2025 v Rossendale Bucks |
Kent Exiles | Generally well marked 90-yard field only missing three-yard marks. No limit lines. There were two stoppages to make repairs to the chains. Changing rooms not lockable and a long walk from the field. Peter Parsons #321 | Unknown |
Lancashire Buccaneers | Well-marked 100-yard field. Team areas were missing. David Hewitt #607 | 29th June 2025 v Leicester Panthers |
London Warriors | Field markings are very faint and very difficult to see if it's a bright, sunny day. No lockable changing room but decent space in SU building to get changed in.Andrew Murrell #608 | 22nd June 2025 v London Blitz |
London Warriors (NWFL) | Multiple sports markings. Missing team areas and limit lines. Lines were a very faint blue (on green surface). Short yard-line extensions were invisible from a range of three yards away, and visible when closer only if a) the angle of the sun was right or b) you noticed that the texture of the turf was slightly different in "painted" areas. The low visibility of markings delayed the spotting of the ball to the point of interfering with attempts to run a no huddle offence. Game kicked off five minutes late due to the late arrival of the medic. Second half kicked off ten minutes late due to changes to all five officials assistants. With around nine mins left in the second quarter, the crew size dropped to three due to a non-contact injury to the line judge, with the umpire moving to that position. Ben Gadsby #564 | 26th July 2025 v Birmingham Lions |
London Warriors (U19) | Field was used by soccer until 12:00 (scheduled KO). By the time the field was vacated and equipment was setup, game kicked off 20 minutes late. Field markings at the venue are very faint, and very hard to see if the sun is shining. Chain crew members replaced at half time. Three balls supplied, all below legal pressure. No lockable changing room, but facility in SU building is spacious enough. Andrew Murrell #608 | 6th July 2025 v Ipswich Cardinals |
Merseyside Nighthawks | Pylons at the hash marks extended were absent. The three-yard marking was at the two-yard line. Otherwise, a well-marked 90-yard field. Paul Todd #289 | 22nd June 2025 v Chester Romans |
Newcastle Vikings | 90-yard field. No three-yard marks, nine-yard marks, or numbers. Field markings were faint, particularly the inbounds markings. Ian Rogers #625 | 10th August 2025 v Nottingham Caesars |
Northants Knights | Very well marked 100-yard field. Although a two minute walk from the field, the officials changing rooms were excellent. Dave Black #574 | Unknown |
Oxford Saints | A small changing room was provided for a crew of five, making for a cramped pregame. Mark Schofield #557 | 20th July 2025 v Ouse Valley Eagles |
Outstanding items from previous weeks | ||
Berkshire Renegades | The field was well marked. The game stopped a couple of times to repair the chains. Scott Castle #626 | 22nd June 2025 v London Blitz B |
Chester Romans | Team areas were absent but were marked with cones. Otherwise, a well-marked 90-yard field. Paul Todd #289 | 6th July 2025 v Merseyside Nighthawks |
Chester Romans (U19) | Team areas were absent but were marked with cones. There was one change of personnel on the crew, however, this did not cause disruption. Late in the second quarter, an injury caused a lengthy delay. It was agreed to treat this delay like a halftime break and reduce the interval between the second and third quarters to one minute. Paul Todd #289 | 22nd June 2025 v Chorley Buccaneers |
Clyde Valley Blackhawks | No numbers or nine-yard marks. Kenneth Glover #71 | 6th July 2025 v Aberdeen Roughnecks |
Cornwall Monarchs | Changing rooms were very small again with enough room for three officials maximum. Assistants were supplied late but were briefed in time for the kickoff. A 'rabbit hole' in the field was identified and filled in just before kickoff. 90-yard field with blue markings. Dave Moore #92 | 6th July 2025 v Swindon Storm |
Coventry Phoenix | Plenty of water and a selection of Samosas were provided for the officials. Keith Wickham #423 | 20th July 2025 v Nottingham Caesars |
Darlington Steam | Well-marked 100-yard field with 12-yard end zones. No coaching or players' boxes present, but there was a blue line at each side of the field that both teams stayed behind, giving the officials room to work. The goal posts are added to soccer goals, and the crossbar appears to be a little lower than at most venues. The changing room was available on arrival as the teams had already changed. As usual, this did not lock. There was one change of ball person when the young man on the visiting sideline seemed to forget he was not wearing pads and did not back away far enough to avoid players heading out of bounds. After being checked over by the gameday medic, he returned to his position, much to the relief of the Linesman. Lee Taylor #183 | 22nd June 2025 v Doncaster Mustangs |
East Kilbride Pirates | No numbers or nine-yard marks. Henry Richardson #25 | 6th July 2025 v Newcastle Vikings |
East Kilbride Pirates (U19) | No numbers or nine-yard marks. Henry Richardson #25 | 6th July 2025 v Highland Wildcats |
Gateshead Senators | A well-marked 90-yard field. No limit lines. The game balls required inflation prior to use. The changing room is normally a general meeting room, but as this was being used by the athletics club, the officials had to change in the team changing room once it had been vacated. David Hewitt #607 | 29th June 2025 v Humber Warhawks |
Glasgow Tigers | The field surface was uneven. An alternative changing room had to be found for the officials due to the original one being too small. Gordon Galloway #7 | 29th June 2025 v Inverclyde Goliaths |
Hertfordshire Cheetahs | Generally well marked 100-yard field without limit lines. The larger officials' changing room was being used to store furniture and a physio table. With 13:00 remaining in the third quarter, there was a serious injury to a home team player. The medical staff made the decision that the player could not be moved awaiting an ambulance. The emergency services provided an ETA for an ambulance as three hours. On that basis, after discussion, the two Head Coaches and the Referee agreed to shorten the remaining quarters to 0:00 under Rule [3-2-2-a]. Peter Parsons #321 | 22nd June 2025 v Bristol Aztecs |
Hertfordshire Cheetahs (U19) | 90-yard artificial field. The blue markings are faint and were hard to see in bright sunlight. There were two sets of hash marks. There were two sets of wires that crossed the field. Two changing rooms supplied. Graham Smith #149 | 22nd June 2025 v Rushmoor Knights |
Ipswich Cardinals | A well-marked field. However, the numbers were correctly positioned but too small. No chain reference points. Rabbit holes infield had to be filled, which was completed well ahead of kick off. Half time was extended to 50 minutes to deal with a coach who collapsed on the sideline at the end of the first half. Total delay was 1:05, including team warm-ups. Lee Wood #517 | 29th June 2025 v Oxford Saints |
Leicester Panthers | Faint markings in yellow. No try marks. Team areas marked with cones. No nine-yard marks or numbers, but the Rugby markings were close enough to use. Jed Brookes-Lewis #395 | 6th July 2025 v Leigh Miners |
London Blitz | One post was crooked. The changing room was lockable but had no private shower or toilet. One area of the field had puddles of standing water, but by the end of the first half the water had gone. Overnight, there was a marquee erected which was ~14 feet from the sideline, the supports were covered with pads and ran from about the 40-yard line to the five-yard line at one end of the field. Lee Wood #517 | 20th July 2025 v London Warriors |
London Blitz (U19) | 100-yard grass field with ten-yard end zones marked in white. The field surface was sandy in places but was reasonably level throughout. Field markings had been re-marked with spray paint, leading to some crooked lines and the inbounds markings are unevenly spaced. No limit lines or team area markings on the away sideline. The numbers were the incorrect size. The goals were too wide, and one was slightly out of alignment. The usual changing room was not available, but an alternative was found, which was spacious and lockable but with no facilities. Tim Ockendon #481 | 20th July 2025 v London Warriors |
London Olympians | 100-yard field marked in blue with other sport markings in white and yellow. No numbers or limit lines. Rugby markings approximated for coaching lines and nine-yard marks. Other team area lines marked with cones but only on one side. Inbounds lines at incorrect depth. Goals were white plastic tubing lashed to soccer goals which were moved six feet off the end line prior to kick off. By midway through the second quarter, both goals had failed and the game proceeded as a no-goals game. The Colchester coach was unhappy with this as he believed his side had the superior kicker and would be disadvantaged. His recourse in this situation would be to abandon the game and protest to BAFA. He declined to do this and continued with the game but noted he would protest to BAFA after the game. Game suspended for 17 minutes with 14:23 remaining in the fourth quarter to attend to an injured player. Changing room well appointed but not lockable. Tim Ockendon #481 | 22nd June 2025 v Essex Tridents |
Manchester Titans | A well-marked 90-yard field in black with other sports markings present on the field marked in blue. No goal line marker at one end and no pylons at the hash marks extended (although game management did use orange cones following a request from the crew). Ian Rogers #625 | 22nd June 2025 v Newcastle Vikings |
Manchester Titans (NWFL) | A well-marked 90-yard field marked in black with other sports markings present on the field marked in dark blue Steve Hall #512 | 5th July 2025 v London Warriors |
Manchester Titans (U19) | Chester only had 17 players available at the scheduled kick-off time and the game was therefore not played. Both teams expressed a wish to rearrange the fixture for a later date. Ian Rogers #625 | 22nd June 2025 v Sheffield Giants |
Nottingham Caesars | The field was marked in blue, which is an improvement upon the red colouring previously used at this venue, but still not ideal. There were white field markings closer than four feet to the end zone line. The limit lines weren’t fully marked. The Team area lines were marked at three feet and six feet from the sideline. Prior to the start of the second half, the Nottingham HC reported that some of his players had heard racist and/or homophobic abuse from the Spectator area (which was completely separate from either team area). I advised him that, as the home team, this was a game management issue and they were technically responsible for it. I advised him that, if either team or the officials were able to detect the culprits, Nottingham should seek the assistance of the University security staff (the game being played at the University of Nottingham) to have the offending individuals removed from the venue. At a natural break in the game during the second half, Nottingham drew our attention to an individual who was on the Nottingham roster, but had “quit the team during the game”. The individual was in the Manchester Team area and speaking to Manchester coaches. The referee spoke to the Manchester HC, who was at the opposite end of the Manchester team area. Upon having his attention drawn to the individual, he confirmed that the individual was not part of his team, and he wanted the person removed from his team area. The player was asked to stand in the Nottingham team area or leave the playing enclosure, he chose to leave the playing enclosure. Three changing rooms were provided for the officials, each only large enough for one person. The smell coming from the drains in the changing rooms was so unpleasant, it was not possible to remain in the changing room with the door closed. The changing rooms could only be locked from the inside. Ben Griffiths #228 | 22nd June 2025 v Coventry Phoenix |
Plymouth Vanguard | Once again, very good gameday management. A well-marked field and officials had the use of a large bar area for changing and pre- and post-match briefings. Dave Moore #92 | 29th June 2025 v Cornwall Monarchs |
Portsmouth Dreadnoughts | 90-yard field marked in pink. Ball assistants were presented to be briefed about ten minutes before kick-off. Changing room is a good size, however it is not lockable and a loud extractor fan disrupts pregame discussions. Oliver Maskell #221 | 29th June 2025 v London Blitz B |
Rushmoor Knights | The changing room was a little small for a crew of five, but were lockable. A well-marked 100-yard field without numbers but with marks at the top and bottom of where they would otherwise be. Goals were too wide and were soccer goals with post extensions. One ball was replaced during the game due to damage to the laces. There was a temporary stoppage during the game due to a dog entering the field. James Ford-Bannister #479 | 22nd June 2025 v Cambridgeshire Cats |
Sandwell Steelers | The game kicked off 15 minutes late due to the late finish of the preceding junior game, then another five minutes after the non-appearance of the chain crew and ball persons. Multiple chain crew changes. The field is missing nine-yard marks and has the smallest possible legal end zones. Joel Pearson #405 | 20th July 2025 v Northants Knights |
Sheffield Giants | Team areas were absent but were marked with cones. Otherwise, a well-marked 90-yard field. Paul Todd #289 | 29th June 2025 v Yorkshire Rams |
Shropshire Revolution | Markings for other sports were present in the same colour as the American football markings. Only one sideline had a painted team area. Otherwise, a well-marked 90-yard field. Paul Todd #289 | 29th June 2025 v Northants Knights |
Solent Thrashers | Game cancelled on Saturday morning due to issues with the venue. Oliver Maskell #221 | 6th July 2025 v Somerset Wyverns |
South London Renegades (U19) | 100-yard field marked in blue with other sport markings in white and yellow. No numbers or limit lines. Rugby markings approximated for coaching lines and nine-yard marks. Other team area lines marked with cones but only on one side. Inbounds lines at incorrect depth. Goals were white plastic tubing lashed to soccer goals which,despite their fragile nature, survived through the game. One game ball was missing the NCAA stripe and game management were unable to source a replacement. Changing room well appointed but not lockable. Tim Ockendon #481 | 22nd June 2025 v London Blitz |
South Wales Warriors | The hash marks were extremely wide, so pylons had to be used to mark the correct width. The changing area and briefing room were a good size, with refreshments provided for officials. Dave Moore #92 | 25th June 2025 v Somerset Wyverns |
Somerset Wyverns | There was a long stoppage in the second quarter for an injury to a player. The halftime interval was taken during this delay, and play resumed after the player was able to be moved. Coaches' boxes were only marked to the 25-yard line. Field and other markings were good. A conference room was supplied for officials, which had a lot more space than the official changing room. Dave Moore #92 | 22nd June 2025 v Solent Thrashers |
Staffordshire Surge | During the third quarter, a stake operator had to be reminded not to drink alcohol during the game. Andrew Lovell #559 | 15th June 2025 v Birmingham Bulls |
Sussex Thunder | 100 IFAF-yard field marked to a high standard. There is a single diagonal line at around the 15 to five yard lines that stretches across the field but this did not pose any issue. Two members of the chain crew were changed at half time, but the re-briefing did not cause the second half kickoff to be delayed. The officials were provided with a spacious team changing room with private toilet and shower facilities, plus given access to a lockable storage room for bags. Phil Clarke #262 | 22nd June 2025 v Portsmouth Dreadnoughts |
Wakefield District Raiders | Reasonably well-marked 90-yard field. No limit lines. No nine-yard marks or numbers. The changing room was only available once a team had vacated it and had no toilet or shower. There was one change of ball person due to illness. David Hewitt #607 | 22nd June 2025 v Humber Warhawks |
Wembley Stallions | There was a short interruption of the game with 10:00 remaining in the fourth quarter to allow two Helicopters to land in the adjacent field. Mark Schofield #557 | 15th June 2025 Portsmouth Dreadnoughts |
Yorkshire Academy Assassins (U19) | The field was marked with cones, as were the team areas. Dave Black #574 | 19th July 2025 (Tournament) |
Yorkshire Rams | 90-yard field marked in blue, which was difficult to see in places prior to kickoff. This was made worse by a sharp downpour right at the start of the game, which washed away most of the inbounds markings. The changing room provided for the officials contained a fair amount of rugby training materials, which had to be moved to create space to get changed. Following the game the crew noted that the showers were out of action Lee Taylor #183 | 20th July 2025 v Sheffield Giants |
PLAY OF THE WEEK: | |
New this week | Play: Team A 2nd and 5 at the B-45. Wide Receiver A88 is running a pass route near the sideline, untouched by an opponent, he then steps on the sideline with one foot, he then take multiple further steps which all take place in bounds. QB A1 throws the ball to A89, the pass hits A89 in the chest and then falls incomplete. Defensive End B99 is flagged for Roughing the Passer
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Last week | Play: The game is being played with a Video Judge. After a 1st down run that brings up 2nd & 5 for Team A at the A-45, Team A do not make any substitutions but Team B send in a player to replace defensive Lineman B97. B97 immediately acknowledges he is being replaced and begins slowly jogging to the Team B side line. Team A hurry up to the line in an attempt to catch Team B with 12 players on the field. B97 realises he needs to get off the field in a hurry, just before the snap B97 is approximately 1 yard from the side line, he then leaps to get out of bounds. At the snap B97 is airborne outside the side line but has not yet touched the ground out of bounds. Team A throw a forward pass that is intercepted and returned for a Touchdown by Team B.
When B97 leaps from in-bounds he remains in bounds until he touches something that is out-of-bounds (2-27-15-b-2). Therefore B97 is inbounds at the snap, therefore he has not yet left the field of play, therefore he has not yet become a replaced player (2-27-10). This means that Team B have committed a live ball foul for having more than 11 players on the field (3-5-3-c). This is a reviewable play (12-2-3-e). The five yard penalty will be enforced from the previous spot. N.B. If the game is being played without a Video Judge, this will be impossible to detect because no official will be able to definitively witness the snap and B97 at the same time. When in doubt the departing player has left the field prior to the snap. M6.1.14 |
MECHANICS: | |
New this week | Game Situation: On a 4 man crew, Player A34 is in position to catch a forward pass near the sideline. He jumps to catch the ball and comes down with it either in or out of bounds. How should a covering wing official watch the play in order to ensure the best possible coverage of the action?
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Last week | Game Situation: In a game that is being broadcast live, when may a media timeout be taken? Answer: A Media Timeout may only be taken in the following situations.
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Date | Event | Contact for details |
2025 | ||
BAFRA Directors | |||||
President | David Parsons | General Secretary | Richard Moger | ||
Finance | Mark Schofield | Operations | Oliver Maskell | ||
Recruitment | Emma Harris | Training | James Ford-Bannister | ||
Director without Portfolio #1 | Peter Parsons | Director without Portfolio #2 | Steve Tonkinson | ||
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