2007: Gabriel Sey RB
2005: Rob Hardy OL, Pete Jones OL, Charlie Wilson OL
2004: Charlie Wilson OL
2000: John Hartley WR
1997: Adi Puplampu DL

2007: Alex Gillespie WR, James Anderson WR, Kesav Nair DL, Olly Barrett DL, Dan Hird OL, Mike Adams RB, Dave Egbosimba RB, Matt Dyke (Offensive Coordinator), Steve Davey (DL Coach)
2006: Rob Hardy OL, James Carter QB, Chris Taylor WR, KC DL, Mike Shawe LB, Abdul Bah DB
2005: Rob Hardy OL, Anthony Amissah RB, Dave Sherwin RB, Tom Slater DB
2004: Lee Richards DL, Brendan Cunnane LB
2003: Tom Naisbitt OL, Martin Pragnell DL, Lee Richards DL, Brendan Cunnane LB, Steve Lee (OL Coach), Steve Jones (Asst TE Coach)
2002: Charlie Wilson OL, Martin Pragnell DL, Lee Richards DL, Brendan Cunnane LB, Jermaine Berridge DB, Ben Tolley DB, Steve Lee (Asst OL Coach), Tim Stone (Asst DL Coach)
2001: Charlie Wilson OL, Lee Richards DL
2000: Mike Ogilvie OL, Lee Richards DL
1996: Adi Puplampu LB
1995: Adi Puplampu LB, Gary Buckley DB, Neil Browning (Asst Coach)
1994: Terry Robinson RB, Tom Wolfram DE, Albert Lambert (DB Coach)

2004: Rob Hardy OL, Graeme Einfields DL
1999: Mark Taylor DL
1998: Mark Taylor DL
1997: Mark Taylor DL

2004: Charlie Wilson OL

2003: Alessandro Angeloni RB
1999: Alessandro Angeloni RB
1997: Alessandro Angeloni RB

1999: Mark Taylor DL

2007: Kirk Dunn DB (1st Team), Mitch Turner OL (1st Team), Dave Egbosimba RB (1st Team), Olly Barrett DL (2nd Team)
2004: Lee Richards DL (1st Team), Mark Taylor DL (1st Team), Brendan Cunnane LB (1st Team), Charlie Wilson OL (2nd Team)
2003: Ben Tolley DB (1st Team), Lee Richards DT (1st Team), Charlie Wilson OL (2nd Team)
2002: Kenny Saro RB (2nd Team), Mark Taylor DT (2nd Team)
2001: Mike Ogilvie OL (1st Team), Lee Richards DT (2nd Team), Jermaine Berridge DB (2nd Team)
1998: Lee Richards DE (2nd Team)
1996: John Wall DT (2nd Team)
1994: Terry Robinson RB (2nd Team), Nigel Middleton DB (2nd Team)

2003 Scottish Claymores: Kenny Saro RB, Charlie Wilson OL, Mark Taylor DL, Mike Ogilvie OL, John Hartley WR/DB
2001 Scottish Claymores: Kenny Saro RB, John Hartley WR/DB, Steve Hazell WR
2000 Scottish Claymores: Kenny Saro RB, Mike Ogilvie OL
1995 London Monarchs: Adi Puplampu LB

First Team & First Choice: Terry Robinson RB

The All-Time Team is comprised of the players ajudged to be the best in each position during the time period. This is in effect the best of the best. This is not a second Hall of Fame and the only factor taken into account other than playing prowess is that a player must have played at least half a season in the League. This team represents the first 15 years of British university football. It is not an annual or regular team.

Founding Class: Terry Robinson RB
Teesside 1988-91; Bristol 1991-94

Terry Robinson might be the best combination of speed, power, and grace ever to appear in a running back in BCAFL. For six years, and representing two teams, he ran over, through, and around opponents, establishing himself in a class to which all others can only hope to be compared.

Robinson started his career at Teesside, and he was one of the key reasons the Demons won consecutive national championships. In 1989-90, he set League regular-season records by rushing for 14 touchdowns and by scoring 92 points, single-handledly outscoring all but four BCAFL teams. Then, in College Bowl IV, he scored twice in the second half to help lead the Demons to a thrilling, come-from-behind, 21-20 victory against Birmingham.

The next year, Robinson again combined with Derek Chapman to lead Teesside to an unbeaten season. And in College Bowl V, he was named the game's most valuable player after running for two touchdowns and catching a third on a 58-yard pass from Chapman, as the Demons easily handled East Anglia 19-0. Robinson's five touchdowns in the two games remain the career record for scoring in the College Bowl.

The next year, Robinson was a key figure in the setting up of the new Bristol team. The Bullets played two games that season in the Challenge Bowl series, and Robinson scored all of their points. The next two years, with the Bullets full members of BCAFL, he again proved himself perhaps the best back in the League.