The London Olympians
Strength Through Desire
London Olympians
'Back To Work'
Sunday 22nd January 2012
11.00am
Indoor astro turf by stadium track
Crystal Palace NSC
http://www.olympiansfootball.org/facilities.htm
(see red arrow to indoor facility)
On arrival at Palace if "Gate N" is not open (which leads
down onto the track) then please go via main reception on bridge
and work you way down towards the main track.
11.00am Registration Meet by indoor astro and athletics track
entrance
The London Olympians are now looking for staff to join our club to help develop the Youth Programme.
- Offensive Coordinator
- Defensive Coordinator
- Offensive Line Coach
- Wide Receivers Coach
- Running Backs Coach
- Defensive Line Coach
- Linebackers Coach
- Defensive Backs Coach
- Team Manager (Youth)
- Game Day Assistants (Senior and Youth)
- Stats Coordinator (Senior and Youth)
- Club Media Officer
The London Olympians are based at Crystal Palace NSC in South London. The programme was established in 1983 and has enjoyed success in developing young men for the senior team who have also represented the GB Lions, USA Colleges, Team Europe, NFLE and NFL. Players have also gone on to working with the emergency services, the financial sector and many other major institutions.
With recent developments within the club we are now in a position to recruit, to help develop even younger athletes.
We are looking for highly motivated individuals who are prepared to help young people develop an all rounded positive attitude and ability to strive. Experience is not necessary only a desire to be a student of the game, the patience to grow into a mentor and a leader to the next generation.
All positions are on a volunteer basis only. The club will help you with the resources we have at hand and you will benefit from the experience of our established coaches. The London Olympians support and encourage membership of BAFCA.
The club is also looking to recruit administration/game day staff to join our existing team. Again we hold our operations people in high regard, they are very much involved in our development and are encouraged to bring new ideas to the forefront.
All interested parties should contact us at info@olympiansfootball.org
2011 Schedule
- Olympians (22)
- Thunder (19)
GAME 1
- Olympians (34)
- Cardinals (20)
GAME 2
- Gladiators (0)
- Olympians (54)
GAME 3
- Thrashers (6)
- Olympians (26)
GAME 4
- Olympians (36)
- Mavericks (0)
GAME 5
- Thunder (14)
- Olympians (19)
GAME 6
- Mavericks (0)
- Olympians (50)
GAME 7
- Cardinals (7)
- Olympians (19)
GAME 8
- Olympians (31)
- Gladiators (0)
GAME 9
- Olympians (39)
- Thrashers (8)
GAME 10
- Olympians (14)
- Ipswich (7)
PLAYOFF 1
- Olympians (28)
- Falcons (31)
PLAYOFF 2
- Olympians
- Sussex
- Ipswich
- Hampshire
- Colchester
- East Kent
Standings 2011
Collis Seale-McConnie
1971-2005
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Peter Sewell
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Nigel Brown
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Head Coach
Riq Ayub
An assistant coach for many years at the London Olympians, Ayub took over the Head Coaching reins of the Olympians and continued their domination of the domestic game winning 9 national championships (1997-2003 and 2005-2006). The alltime winnest coach in Britball history, and led the Olympians to a Britball record of 67 games without defeat (beating the London Ravens record in the 2004 season).
Defensive Coordinator
Scott Rowe
Coach Rowe joined after spending last season (2010) with the London Cobras as DB Coach and Special Teams co-ordinator. Prior to that he had two successful years at the Kent Exiles - serving as Defensive co-ordinator in 2008 before becoming Head Coach in 2009 where he produced one of Division One's top defenses, taking the 7-3 Exiles to the division 1 playoffs that year. Rowe started his coaching career at the London Olympians in 2006 & 2007 and worked primarily with Defensive Backs and Special Teams. He has experience coaching within the GB Lions program and is currently the Special Teams Co-ordinator with the GB Lions Youth Squad.