Thrid times a charm

I am so impressed with how you have build the AFA and the league for that matter, can't wait to see how the US players do in the world cup.

Wallflower wrote:

COLLEGE WORLD

WCHC OFFICIALLY FORMS
As mentioned last season, the Western Canadian Universities were working towards changing their rule set from Canadian football to hybrid with the WFU’s merger with the NAAF. It would be made official, that starting in the 1972 college season, the colleges would be switching to hybrid rules. The conference that schools are involved in, called the West-Can Athletic Conference, will officially make its football program hybrid rules and will compete along with the AEHC and CEHC for the Hybrid Football National Championship. Below is a full overview of the schools that are going to be joining: 

Pacific Provincial University - PPU
Location: Vancouver, BC
Mascot: Seahawks
Notable Players: WR Keshawn Johnston (VAN), QB Kevin Westwood (VAN), DB Scott Summerhayes (CGY)
One of the most technologically advanced universities in North America, Pacific Provincial prides itself in being a cutting-edge institution where many top researchers go to study and teach. The sports are pretty big as well, having consistently strong teams across many sports. Football is not the top sport at the school, rather there is a larger focus on the Olympic sports, with many Team Canada athletes electing to study at the school. However, they are still a strong football school that is consistently in the mix for success.

University of Central British Columbia - UCBC
Location: Kamloops, BC
Mascot: Mountain Lions
Notable Players: DL Rashawn Sutherland (VAN), DL Jared Kendall (VAN), S Nick Palmer (VAN)
Out in the Thompson Valley is UCBC. One of two bigger universities in the interior of British Columbia, the other being the University of the Okanagan Valley in Kelowna, BC. The two schools have a rivalry in many sports, however, as of now, UCBC is the only one with a top-level football team. The Mountain Lions are a pretty tough team, oft

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