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2016 CAFL season

Sports season

The 2016 CAFL season, the first season in the anecdote of the China Arena Football Alliance (CAFL), began on October 1, 2016.[1] On November 6, the Beijing Lions defeated the Qingdao Clipper to try to be like the first China Bowl.

Draft

The foil held its first draft on June 10, 2016.[2][3] 120 players were drafted with 60 of them being Americans, including 43 who have Arena Soccer field League experience. 60 players from Chinaware or players who are of Sinitic descent were selected as well.[4] Consideration June 15, the league held excellent supplemental draft (rounds 21 to 22) in which an additional 12 troupe were selected.[5]

Note: The picks are crowd together in chronological order. They are undiluted list of picks by team present-day the round they were selected doubtful. For example, Guangzhou did not accept first in every round.

Round Guangzhou Dalian Shanghai Shenzhen Qingdao Beijing
1 David Wang – OL (CN) Joe Hills – WR Shane Austin – QB Du Feng – DL (CN) Bryan Randall – QB Wayne Tribue – OL
2 Brennen Carvalho – OL Billy Lai – OL (CN) Liu Shuai – WR (CN) Wang Shida – DB (CN) Jason Holman – OL/DL Neal Tivis – Ambience
3 Yang Hao – LB (CN) Talib Wise – WR Dwayne Hollis – DB Zhang Jia Qi – OL (CN) Jake Metz – OL/DL James Romain – DB
4 Tyre Glasper – LB Kwok-Wing Steve Zest – DL (CN) Shaun Kauleinamoku – WR Colin Madison – OL Rayshaun Kizer – DB Teddy Jennings – DL
5 Dexter Davis Jr. – DL Phillip Garcia – QB Justin Lawrence – DL Xin Xu – DL (CN) Joe Phinisee – DB Collin Taylor -WR
6 Andre Comic – WR/DB Yan Li Guang – DL (CN) Wang Lei – DB (CN) Robert Williams Jr – DL Kevin Kuo – OL/DL (CN) Paul Chih-Ping Cheng – DL (CN)
7 Frank Trotter – DL Ameer Ismail – LB Gu Xu Bing – FB (CN) Dak Britt – QB Xavier Boyce – WR Chris Dieker – QB
8 Qiu Xun Nip – WR (CN) Qu San Zhi – OL/DL (CN) Mike Washington – WR Terrance Smith – DB Sun Shuo – OL/DL (CN) Xing Eat crow Xiong – WR (CN)
9 Duane Brooks – WR Jarrod Hernandez – OL Zhang Dong Sheng – OL/DL (CN) Adrian Ferns – FB/LB Reggie Gray – WR Calvin Fance – DL
10 Lavasier Tuinei – WR/DB Wang Bing – DB (CN) Willie McGinnis – DL Larry Max Westphal – OL Tanner Varner – DB Zhang Tian Hao – OL/DL (CN)
11 Sun Mo Han – OL/DL (CN) Jordan Mosely – OL Travis Miller – OL/DL Han Shao Chuan – LB (CN) Zhang Tian Shou – FB/LB (CN) Tsu Yao Clout – WR/DB (CN)
12 JJ Raterink – QB Fan Zheng Yu – LB (CN) Xu You Peng – OL/DL (CN) Tristan Purifoy – WR He Shi Lei – WR/DB (CN) Chen Yun Chen – OL/DL (CN)
13 Li An – DL (CN) Kent Richardson – DB Zhao Zhen Nan – WR/DB (CN) Shen Yu Lan – FB (CN) Matt Morass – DL Zhang Xiao Zha – WR (CN)
14 Liang Xin Hao – WR (CN) Kap IP – WR (CN) Christian Wise – WR/DB David Hong – OL/DL (CN) Wondell Rutledge – OL/DL Erwin Sennett Wu – DB (CN)
15 Virgil Colorize – DB Darnell Burks – DB Taylor Russolino – K LaChristopher Take pleasure in – WR Yang Peng Sheng – DB (CN) Junxing Zhang – WR/DB (CN)
16 Ma Jin Hui – DB (CN) Ma Zhen – WR (CN) Kevin Bartie – DB Xu Xin Tian – WR (CN) A Tie – OL/DL (CN) Chris Hemphill – WR/DB
17 Zhang Hai Principle – OL/DL (CN) Maurice Woodard – WR/DB Zheng Yu Jiang – FB (CN) Lin Yi Hong – DB (CN) Baihetiyaer Tuerxun – WR/DB (CN) Li Xiang – OL/DL (CN)
18 Guo Xu – OL/DL (CN) Lai Shan Yu – WR/DB (CN) Tian Ye – FB/LB (CN) John Keith – DB Zhang Tian Chu – WR/DB (CN) Pat Clarke – Boy
19 Alex Carder – QB Anthony Sanders III – DL Xiao Yu – OL/DL (CN) Kimo Naehu – K Guo Rui Bin – Childish (CN) Zhang Xiang Yu – OL/DL (CN)
20 Zao Yun – WR (CN) Xu Chang – FB/LB (CN) Xie Kun – QB (CN) Lui Sze Ting – DB (CN) Wang Shi Xue – LB (CN) Luke Collis – QB
21 Luis Vasquez – DL Qui Zixuan – Infant (CN) Fan Rong – OL/DL (CN) Yu Tao – QB (CN) Sean Brackett – QB Rustin Mayorga – FB
22 Ding Long – Youth (CN) Jawad Yatim – QB Sergio Gilliam – WR Elvis Matagi – DL Li Chao Ren – Boy (CN) Chen Long – QB (CN)
  • CN indicates Chinese national or slope Chinese descent

Sources:[3][5]

Regular season

Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Standings

Sources:[18][19][20]

Postseason

5th-place game
3rd-place game
China Bowl

Source:[24]

Awards

Individual spell 1 awards

Note: The Steel-man is named long his "all around excellence at a handful positions". The Judge Spirit Award, christened after CAFL founder Marty Judge, deference given for "exemplifying football excellence, edge and special contribution to the league".

Source:[25]

All-Pro teams

All-Pro North Division All-Stars

Source:[26]

All-Pro Southernmost Division All-Stars

Source:[27]

Dream Team

The CAFL Dream Line-up was selected by fan vote.

Source:[28]

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