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Recent Results: Sat Apr 11/09 7:00pm: NFC#4 Daytona Beach Wildcats 13 NFC#1 St Lucie Bobcats 37 Sat Apr 4/09 3:30pm: NFC#5 South Brevard Rams 21 NFC#4 Daytona Beach Wildcats 35 Sat Mar 28/09 3:30pm: Duval Panthers 24 Daytona Beach Wildcats 14

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Welcome to the Daytona Beach Wildcats minor league professional football team's Home Page.

The Daytona Beach Wildcats are proud members of the Florida Football Alliance.

The DB Wilcats are asking all players , staff members, family members and fans to join us in Daytona to celebrate the Florida Football Alliance Championship weekend!! Every FFA organization will be there for a weekend of family fun. The dates are May1st-May3rd in Daytona Beach Florida. The weekend will have exciting activities around three main events.

 

The FFA Grid Iron Games (NFL Skills Challenge) on May 1st ,

The FFA Alliance Bowl on May 2nd and the FFA Max13 All star game.

We would like all of our friends and families to join us. For more information please visit this link: http://www.ffafootball.com/alliancebowl.html

Congratulations to the 2009 Wildcat All Stars

#75Marcus Kendrick, #45 Justin Edwards, 

#14 Don Hudson,  #10 Alford Staten,

#8 Deven Batts, #7  Markuee Toliver,

#5  Luke B. McCoy, Jr.  

 

Weekly Game Summaries

Week #13

Wildcats Send Rams Packing 35-21!!!

...The Daytona Beach Wildcats took care of business at home, in "The Jungle" by defeating the fifth seed South Brevard Rams 35-21. This battle of two new teams stayed true to form as the 4th seeded Wildcats came away with the victory against the 5th seeded Rams. The Wildcats took an early 21-0 lead and never looked back. The Rams defense kept them in the game as long as they could, even scoring a touch down on a Wildcat fumble. The Wildcats will go on to face the NFC's #1 seed St Lucie Bobcats.  Let's Go Wildcats! 

Week #12

Wildcats Suffers First Lost Of Season In The Jungle

The much bigger and more experienced Panthers were just too much for The younger cats in The FFA NFC Northern Division Championship Game. With several opportunities to take control of the game, the Cats couldn't keep from hurting themselves, and allowing the game to slip through their claws. The Cats had 361 yards of total Offense, but still lost 24-14.

Week #11

Orlando Outlaws (Forfeit)

Week #10

The Jungle is too much for The Florida Falcons! The Falcons flew into Daytona Beach thinking this was week #5 and Clay County would protect the dirty birds in "The Jungle". Well the jungle is no place for fowl, it's were Cats run Wild. While keeping the birds out of the end zone and holding them to two wind aided field goals, The #1 defense in The FFA proved that The Jungle is no place for small prey. Final score Wildcats 13 Falcons 6.

Week #9

The well rested Cat's left Jacksonville disappointed by the North Florida Rams forfeit of this week's game. When the Wildcat Bus arrived for the pregame exercise, they found a field that failed to meet FFA standards, and Ram organization in apparent disarray. The final result was a bitersweet victory by default (2-0).

Daytona's "Only Show In Town" will be in action at home this Saturday, March 14, 2009 at 3:30 PM against the Florida Falcons (5-2) at Derbyshire Complex. In week #5 the Falcons handed the Wildcats their first loss and the Cat's are salivating for revenge in the Jungle. Let's Go Wildcats.

Week #8

BYE WEEK

Week #7

The Wildcat trip to Jacksonville was not a pleasant one. The injury bit cats(4-2), lost 21-8 to the host Duval Panthers in a NFC showdown. Quarterback Markuee Toliver, who began the season fourth on the QB depth chart, showed why he's one of the top talents in the FFA. Toliver was 12-21 for 200 yards, had 7 carries for 38 yards, while punting twice for an average of 54 yards. Despite his heroics, the Wildcat offence struggled with inconsistency and the defense uncharacteristically didn't score and yielded 21 points.

The Fighting Cats who left Jacksonville licking their wounds, will use this bye week to heal and regroup. On March 7, 2009 Daytona's "Only Show In Town" will travel back to Jacksonville for another NFC game against the North Florida Rams (2-4).

Week #6

The (4-1) Daytona Beach Wildcats showed why they are the "Only Show In Town" with a 48-0 drubbing of the visiting Orlando Outlaws at Derbyshire Sports Complex. The #1 ranked Wildcat offence, led by the versatile Receiver, Quarterback, H-Back and Punter(Mr. Clutch), Markuee Toliver, scored 26 points in the first quarter. Toliver rushed 4 times for 28 yards and 1 TD; caught 2 passes for 60 yards and another TD; rushed for a 2 point conversion; and completed 2 passes for 23 yards. The #1 ranked Wildcat defense pitched it's fourth shut out in the last five games.

This weekend, February 21, 2009, the #6 ranked Wildcats will travel to Jacksonville for a tough conference contest against the #5 ranked Duval Panthers (5-1). Both teams only loss came to the division leading Florida Falcons. This game features The FFA's two best offenses. The Wildcats average 36 points a game and the Panthers 32 points a game. Both teams also have top ranked defenses with the Wildcats only giving up 5.4 points a game and the Panthers 10.75 points a game.

The game will be played at the School of Success Academy-SOS 6974 Wilson Blvd. Jacksonville. FL. Game time is 3:30 p.m. Gates open at 1:30 pm. Tickets $7 for adults; $5 students with I.D. kids; under 12-free. Let’s Go Wildcats.

Week #5

The Wildcats suffered their 1st loss of the season in a disappointing performance on the road against the #5 Florida Falcons 27-14. The Wildcats came in to the game ranked #3, hadn’t been scored on and looked to continue their dominant streak. The Falcons showed why they are one of the top teams in the Florida Football Alliance (FFA) www.ffafootball.com by taking advantage of nine Wildcat turnovers. The usually potent Wildcat offence sputtered all day and turned the ball over seven times in their own red zone. Congratulations to the Wildcat defense led by James Pinkney’s 14 tackles. The “Best Show in Town” will get back on track this weekend with Homecoming Festivities at Derbyshire Complex at 3:30 PM against the Orlando Outlaws (0-3). Let’s Go Wildcats.

Week #4

For three straight weeks the Florida Football Alliance's (FFA) www.ffafootball.com game of the week has been decided by a final drive and during the final seconds of the game. All three games were decided by a combined eleven points! The Daytona Beach Wildcats www.ballchatrs.com/daytonabeachwilcats minor league football team decided to end all the drama early and often, with a 54-0 win over the North Florida Rams www.hometeamsonline.com/teams/?u=TOMMYBOY2000&s=football&t=c.

These Wildcats are far from being kittens even though they are new. They have won three straight games all of them blowouts! The Wildcats are clearly making their mark on the FFA. These long tooth cats have outscored their opponents 116-0. The Wildcats now have the record for the leagues largest margin of victory in the first three games and the first FFA team to pitch three straight shutouts.

In arguably the leagues toughest division the Wildcats are sending a message to their division foes that they will have allot to say about who's going to be the NFC North Champions. On Saturday, February 7, 2009 the #3 Wildcats (3-0) will travel to Jacksonville for a division contest against the #5 Florida Falcons (2-1) www.thefloridafalcons.com; Kickoff 3:30pm at Omega Park. Let’s Go Wildcats.

Week #3

BYE WEEK

Week #2

HAWK TO MUCH FOR SPARTANS!!!!!! Replacement quarterback Bernard T. Hawk threw for 303 yards, 2 TD's and to 6 different receivers as The Fighting Wildcats unveiled a passing attack. Hawk also rushed for another TD. This lethal aerial show also had four scores called back due to untimely, very questionable penalties.
The Wildcat defense is the only defense in The Florida Football Alliance that havn't been scored on.
Next up for The Wildcats, The North Florida Rams of Jacksonville, Fl. Saturday Jan 31, 2009 7pm Debryshire Sports Complex. The Only Show In Town!!!

Come out and support your Fighting Wildcats as they bring a Championship to The "Wildcat Jungle". LET'S GO WILDCATS!

Week #1

WILDCATS WIN SEASON OPENER WITHOUT STAR QUARTERBACK With Lee out, The Wildcats didn't skip a beat, devouring The Broward County Bears from Fort Lauderdale, Fl 28-0. On Saturday Jan 10, 2009 at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium, the visiting Bears were held to just four 1st downs for the game.

PRESEASON

The Daytona Beach Wildcats finished it's 2008-2009 preseason undefeated. The Fighting Wildcats only gave up 21 points in three games and scored 66 points. The Cats were lead by Florida Football Alliance preseason All American canidate, quarterback Gregory V. Lee Jr. In three games Lee had rushed for over 400 yards and 6 TD's. Lee also passed for over 250 yards and 2 TD's.

On Friday December 26, 2008, Lee underwent emergency surgery to remove a mass from the left side of his brain. Lee will be out for the entire 2009 season. Much Love and Prayers for a speedy recovery for our Team Captain and Leader, Vick2.