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- X-League abstract "The X-League is a semi-professional American football league in Japan. It was founded in 1971 as the Japan American Football League. It changed its name to the X-league in 1997. There are four divisions (X1, X2, X3, and X4) between which there is promotion and relegation. Teams in the four-tier league are split into east, west, and central divisions. There are two types of teams, one being a company-team which only employees of that particular sponsoring company may participate as a player (known as semi-pro in the United States), and the other classified as a club-team for which anyone can try out.Game rules are based on those of the NCAA college division in America, with the exception of the length of quarters, which are 12 minutes (the same as high school football) instead of 15. The regular season consists of three stages, namely first stage, second stage and final stage. The Japan X Bowl is played by winners of the final stage. There is a spring tournament as well called the Pearl Bowl which is used by teams to ready themselves and evaluate new players before the fall season.The Japan national American football team, which has won the first and second editions of the American Football World Cup and was runner-up, finishing second to the American team in the 2007 installment of the tournament, was made up almost entirely of players from this league.Americans are often recruited to play for X-league teams, with a strict rule of 4 per team. No more than 2 foreign players are allowed on the field of play per team.".
- X-League country Japan.
- X-League foundingYear "1971".
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink fujixeroxafc.com.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink lions.vc.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink hurricanes.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink frontiers.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink silver.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.bigblue-football.com.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.blackeagles1970.net.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.bullseyes.net.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink b3718193.htm.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.challengers-net.com.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.cyclones.jp.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.finies.com.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.go-go-impulse.net.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink 316.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink home.html.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.la-pirates.com.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.marvies.jp.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.seagulls.jp.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.tg-creators.com.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink football.
- X-League wikiPageExternalLink www.xleague.com.
- X-League wikiPageID "5120479".
- X-League wikiPageRevisionID "604525714".
- X-League champion "Obic Seagull".
- X-League country Japan.
- X-League founded "1971".
- X-League hasPhotoCollection X-League.
- X-League logo "xleague.jpg".
- X-League pixels "100".
- X-League sport American_football.
- X-League teams "60".
- X-League website www.xleague.com.
- X-League wordnet_type synset-league-noun-1.
- X-League subject Category:American_football_in_Japan.
- X-League subject Category:American_football_leagues.
- X-League subject Category:Sports_leagues_in_Japan.
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- X-League type SportsLeaguesInJapan.
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- X-League comment "The X-League is a semi-professional American football league in Japan. It was founded in 1971 as the Japan American Football League. It changed its name to the X-league in 1997. There are four divisions (X1, X2, X3, and X4) between which there is promotion and relegation. Teams in the four-tier league are split into east, west, and central divisions.".
- X-League label "Championnat du Japon de football américain".
- X-League label "X League".
- X-League label "X-League".
- X-League label "X-League".
- X-League label "Xリーグ".
- X-League sameAs X-League.
- X-League sameAs X_League.
- X-League sameAs Championnat_du_Japon_de_football_américain.
- X-League sameAs Xリーグ.
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- X-League sameAs Q1518344.
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- X-League wasDerivedFrom X-League?oldid=604525714.
- X-League homepage www.xleague.com.
- X-League isPrimaryTopicOf X-League.