The club currently runs two adult teams, ages 16 and over (male or female). We practice and play our home games at Almond Terrace, Whitecross. Grangemouth Broncos is part of a club which has evolved over the years. They started out as the Forth Valley Generals, an adult American Football Club formed in the late 1980s. The Generals then transformed into the Falkirk Cougars around 1990, playing firs
t at Sunnyside in Camelon, then at Inchyra Park in Grangemouth. Around 1995/96 the Cougars became the Denny Broncos, still playing American Football. However, somewhere between 1996 and 2000 the club turned to Flag Football, which initially allowed for some amount of pushing and blocking at the line of scrimage. In 2000 the club was back at Grangemouth but had re-invented itself as the Grangemouth Broncos Flag Football Club. At this point, the club had teams playing at all age bands. Players ages ranged from 7 to 45. The Broncos kids teams at this point were amongst the most successful teams in Britain. We had teams who won the Scottish Championships and one team who won two national titles and competed in Europe. Many of the Broncos players, of all ages, represented Scotland with some going on to play for Great Britain. More recently, with the demise of the NFL Europe, the American Football scene has fallen back to the levels of the 1990s and the number of kids playing flag has dwindled in Scotland to virtually nil. Now, the Broncos still manage to compete at senior level in the BAFA Senior Flag League. The Broncos are always on the lookout for New players, so, come and join us on Saturday mornings 10:00 until 12:30 at Whitecross. (Any change of time or venue is normally posted on this page)