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1 League info  




2 Standings  




3 Playoffs  




4 Awards and honors  


4.1  Regular season awards  






5 ArenaCup II  




6 References  




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2001 AF2 season
LeagueAF2
SportArena football
Regular season
Season championsQuad City Steamwheelers
Playoffs
Semifinals championsQuad City Steamwheelers
  Semifinals runners-upCarolina Rhinos
Semifinals championsRichmond Speed
  Semifinals runners-upTennessee Valley Vipers
ArenaCup II
ChampionsQuad City Steamwheelers
  Runners-upRichmond Speed
AF2 seasons

← 2000

2002 →

The 2001 AF2 season was the second season of the AF2. The league champions were the Quad City Steamwheelers, who defended their title with a victory over the Richmond SpeedinArenaCup II. This is the first time that both conferences contained two divisions each, like the Arena Football League.

League info[edit]

New teams Baton Rouge Blaze, Bossier City Battle Wings, Columbus Wardogs, Florida Firecats, Iowa Barnstormers, Lafayette Roughnecks, Lincoln Lightning, Louisville Fire, Macon Knights, Memphis Xplorers, Peoria Pirates, Rochester Brigade, Wichita Stealth
Renamed / Relocated teams None
Defunct teams None
Total teams 28

[1]

Standings[edit]

Team Overall Division
Wins Losses Percentage Wins Losses Percentage
American Conference
Northeast Division
Richmond Speed 13 3 0.812 8 2 0.800
Carolina Rhinos 12 4 0.750 7 3 0.700
Norfolk Nighthawks 7 9 0.437 6 4 0.600
Roanoke Steam 7 9 0.437 5 5 0.500
Charleston Swamp Foxes 7 9 0.437 3 7 0.300
Greensboro Prowlers 5 11 0.312 4 6 0.400
Rochester Brigade 4 12 0.250 2 8 0.200
Southeast Division
Tallahassee Thunder 11 5 0.687 7 3 0.700
Macon Knights 10 6 0.625 7 3 0.700
Jacksonville Tomcats 9 7 0.562 7 3 0.700
Augusta Stallions 9 7 0.562 7 3 0.700
Florida Firecats 7 9 0.437 3 7 0.300
Pensacola Barracudas 5 11 0.312 4 6 0.400
Columbus Wardogs 0 16 0.000 0 10 0.000
National Conference
South Central Division
Tennessee Valley Vipers 14 2 0.875 9 1 0.900
Birmingham Steeldogs 12 4 0.750 6 4 0.600
Baton Rouge Blaze 10 6 0.625 7 3 0.700
Bossier City Battle Wings 7 9 0.437 4 6 0.400
Arkansas Twisters 6 10 0.375 6 4 0.600
Lafayette Roughnecks 3 13 0.187 2 8 0.200
Memphis Xplorers 3 13 0.187 1 9 0.100
Midwest Division
Quad City Steamwheelers 15 1 0.937 9 1 0.900
Tulsa Talons 13 3 0.812 8 2 0.800
Iowa Barnstormers 9 7 0.562 4 6 0.400
Peoria Pirates 7 9 0.437 4 6 0.400
Wichita Stealth 7 9 0.437 3 7 0.300
Louisville Fire 6 10 0.375 4 6 0.400
Lincoln Lightning 6 10 0.375 3 7 0.300

Playoffs[edit]

Round 1 Semifinals ArenaCup II
         
8Macon 55
1 Quad Cities 80
1 Quad Cities 35
6Carolina 16
6 Carolina 69
3Tulsa 35
1 Quad Cities 55
4Richmond 51
7Tallahassee 52
2 Tennessee Valley 70
2Tennessee Valley 50
4 Richmond 51
5Birmingham 60
4 Richmond 67

Awards and honors[edit]

Regular season awards[edit]

Award Winner Position Team
Offensive Player of the Year Jay McDonagh Quarterback Quad City Steamwheelers
Defensive Player of the Year Ernest Certain Defensive lineman Tallahassee Thunder
Ironman of the Year Kevin Harvey Wide receiver/Defensive back Richmond Speed
Lineman of the Year Jamarr Ward Lineman Quad City Steamwheelers
Built Ford Tough Man of the Year Ronnie Washburn Lineman Carolina Rhinos
Rookie of the Year Matthew Sauk Quarterback Tennessee Valley Vipers
Coach of the Year Bret Munsey Head Coach Tennessee Valley Vipers
Executive of the Year Art Clarkson Owner Tennessee Valley Vipers
Expansion Team of the Year Macon Knights

ArenaCup II[edit]

ArenaCup II
Quarter 1 2 3 4 Tot
Richmond Speed 9 20 7 15 51
Quad City Steamwheelers 7 21 7 20 55
Date August 10, 2001
Arena The Mark of the Quad Cities
City Moline, Illinois
Attendance 8,261
Most Valuable Player Jay McDonagh
Winning Coach Frank Haege
Losing Coach Richard Davis

ArenaCup II was the 2001 edition of the AF2's championship game, in which the American Conference Champions Richmond Speed were defeated by the National Conference Champions Quad City SteamwheelersinMoline, Illinois by a score of 55 to 51.[2][3] [4]

Scoring summary
Quarter Time Drive Team Scoring information Score
Plays Yards TOP Richmond Speed Quad City Steamwheelers
1 8:54 9 26 6:06 Richmond Speed 32-yard field goal by Geoff Groshelle 3 0
1 5:41 5 35 3:13 Quad City Steamwheelers Jay McDonagh 1-yard touchdown run, Brion Hurley kick Good 3 7
1 2:18 4 15 3:23 Richmond Speed Kevin Harvey 1-yard touchdown run, Geoff Groshelle kick Blocked 9 7
2 11:42 8 42 5:36 Quad City Steamwheelers Jamarr Ward 7-yard touchdown run, Brion Hurley kick Good 9 14
2 7:45 6 32 3:57 Richmond Speed George Williams 10-yard touchdown reception from Bob Bees, Geoff Groshelle kick Failed 15 14
2 6:33 1 45 1:12 Quad City Steamwheelers Dennison Robinson 45-yard touchdown reception from Jay McDonagh, Brion Hurley kick Good 15 21
2 2:30 5 38 4:03 Richmond Speed George Williams 16-yard touchdown reception from Bob Bees, Geoff Groshelle kick Good 22 21
2 0:27 5 33 2:03 Quad City Steamwheelers Frank Carter 8-yard touchdown run, Brion Hurley kick Good 22 28
2 0:02 4 47 0:25 Richmond Speed George Williams 16-yard touchdown reception from Bob Bees, Geoff Groshelle kick Good 29 28
3 13:47 2 36 1:13 Quad City Steamwheelers Jeremy Wilkinson 29-yard touchdown reception from Jay McDonagh, Brion Hurley kick Good 29 35
3 4:22 4 37 1:56 Richmond Speed Jeff Townsley 21-yard touchdown reception from Bob Bees, Geoff Groshelle kick Good 36 35
4 13:35 9 46 5:47 Quad City Steamwheelers Jay McDonagh 2-yard touchdown run, Brion Hurley kick Failed 36 41
4 7:50 7 40 5:45 Richmond Kevin Harvey 2-yard touchdown run, 2-point Jimmie Miles rush successful 44 41
4 3:44 5 33 4:06 Quad City Steamwheelers Dennison Robinson 2-yard touchdown run, Brion Hurley kick Good 44 48
4 1:22 4 43 2:22 Richmond Speed Kevin Harvey 13-yard touchdown reception from Bob Bees, Geoff Groshelle kick Good 51 48
4 0:10 6 32 1:12 Quad City Steamwheelers Scott Hvistendahl 3-yard touchdown reception from Jay McDonagh, Brion Hurley kick Good 51 55
"TOP" = time of possession. For other American football terms, see Glossary of American football. Richmond Speed Quad City Steamwheelers

References[edit]

  1. ^ "af2 announces divisional alignment". www.oursportscentral.com. OurSports Central. December 5, 2000. Retrieved July 19, 2017.
  • ^ Mike Vergane (August 11, 2001). "An Arena Cup Nailbiter, 55–51". www.oursportscentral.com. OurSports Central. Retrieved July 19, 2017.
  • ^ "Quad City repeats in rubberband battle". www.arenafootball.com/af2. AF2. August 10, 2001. Archived from the original on December 5, 2001. Retrieved August 21, 2017.
  • ^ "ArenaCup 2001 Boxscore". AF2. Archived from the original on 2001-12-05.

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