American football in Catalonia

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Maresme club born as a school team in 1990 and a senior club since 1992. Its field hosted the Spanish Bowl in 2010 and 2012.

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Spain's first American football club, founded in Badalona in 1987, and the most successful in LNFA history with eleven national titles.

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Spain's reference club in women's football: eleven LNFA Femenina titles, the latest in 2026 after an overtime final against Valencia Firebats.

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Founded in 1987 as Búfals del Poblenou, one of the four pioneer clubs of football in Spain and runners-up of the first Lliga Catalana.

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Barcelona club founded in 2014, LNFA 2 champion in 2023 and two-time Spanish Flag Bowl Open winner (2018 and 2025).

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Barcelona club founded in 1991 out of youth schools in Nou Barris. LNFA 2 champion in 2004 and 2005.

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One of the four pioneer clubs of football in Spain (1988). Six-time LNFA champion and nine-time Copa de España winner.

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Founded in 1989 as Tarraco Imperials in Tarragona, relocated to Reus in 1993-94. Five-time LNFA 2 champions and Spanish Bowl 2017 finalists.

Baix Camp club (Rebels CFA) that started in Riudoms in 2018 and won its first Lliga Catalana in 2024. Finished fourth in the LNFA 2 Catalan group in 2025-26.

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Terrassa club with roots in 1989 and independent since 1993. LNFA 2 champion in 2024 and East Conference runner-up in its 2025-26 Serie A season.

One of the four founding clubs of 1988 and the dominant side of the Lliga Catalana in the early 1990s. Finalists of the first LNFA in 1995, they folded in 1996.

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Founding European League of Football team (2021-2024) that revived the Dragons name through a naming-rights deal with the NFL, with no legal continuity with the historic franchise. Left the league in December 2024.

Founding franchise of the World League of American Football (1991) and later NFL Europe. World Bowl champion in 1997 at Montjuïc; the league suspended its operations after the 2003 season.

Girona-province club formed in 2018 by merging Salt Falcons and Senglars de Santa Cristina. FEFA listed it in the 2025-26 LNFA 2 Catalan group, but it does not appear in the final standings.