IFAF Europe

International Federation of American Football Europe
Founded	2014 (assumption of the functions of EFAF ) 2016 (as continental association)
Association headquarters	Otto-Fleck-Schneise 12 60528 Frankfurt am Main
president	Enrique Garcia de Castro
Secretary General	Uwe Talke
Members	33 national associations
Homepage	ifaf-europe.org

The International Federation of American Football Europe , or IFAF Europe for short , is the continental association for American football in Europe . It is subordinate to the International Federation of American Football (IFAF).

history

As part of the restructuring of IFAF, four of the five continental associations were created in 2012, only IFAF Europe was only founded in 2014. She took over the tasks and duties of the predecessor organization EFAF before becoming the continental association itself in 2016.

Board

Members:

• President: Enrique Garcia de Castro
• Vice Presidents: Michael Smith, Sahin Komurcu
• Secretary General, Treasurer: Uwe Talke
• Sports Director: Romeo Tjoe-A-On
• Assessors : Manfredi Leone, Paul-Vincent Miraval, Marc Watry
• Representative on the IFAF Presidium: Michel Daum
• Honorary President, Managing Director / General Director: Robert Huber

Members

Belgium  Bulgaria  Germany  Denmark Estonia  Finland  France Greece  Great Britain  Ireland  Israel

Italy  Croatia  Luxembourg  Moldova  Netherlands  Norway  Austria  Poland  Portugal  Romania Russia

Serbia  Slovakia  Slovenia  Spain  Sweden  Switzerland  Czech Republic  Turkey  Ukraine  Hungary Belarus

Events

• American football championship
• Junior American Football Championship
• American Football Women's Championship
• Big6 European Football League
• European Football League (EFL)
• European Club Team Competition (ECTC)

Web links

• Official website of IFAF Europe

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} Managing Committee IFAF Europe. IFAF, accessed September 10, 2018 . 
2. ^ Roger Kelly: American Football to Get New Look in Europe Starting in 2015 Thanks to IFAF. August 18, 2014, accessed September 10, 2018 . 
3. ^ History. on the homepage of IFAF Europe. Accessed September 10, 2018 .