Jerusalem Kings

The Kings

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Established	2008
Based in	Jerusalem
Home ground	Kraft Stadium, Jerusalem
League	Israeli Football League

The Jerusalem Kings are an Israeli "American Football" Team, a member of the IFL (Israeli Football League).
The team is based in Jerusalem, Israel and uses Kraft Family Stadium as its home field.

History

Kings vs. Underdogs in 2009

2008 Season

The Jerusalem Kings started their way as the 5th franchise of the IFL , The 2nd Jerusalem based team (the 1st being the Jerusalem Lions). The Kings finished their first season 1-9.

2009 Season

Finished the regular season with a record of 6-4 then moving on to take the 3rd place in the playoffs beating the Judean Rebels.

2010–2011 season

Falling just short in more than 3 games the Kings finished their 3rd overall season with a record of 1-9.

External links

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References

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