Latest News

Save the date FDNY vs NYPD

Sunday, June 1st is the date for the 36th Annual Fun City Bowl. It will be held at Hofstra University. Kick-off is set for 2:00 pm. Tickets will be available on-line the beginning of May.

Brand New Van

The Bravest Football Club would like to thank the FDNY Fire Family Transport Foundation for their recent dedication of a brand new van to the memory of those members of the BFC killed on 9/11. Click to see pictures of the van.

Pictures of the Bravest Football Club

Our photographer, Maggie Narducci, has taken many photos of the Bravest over the years. Take a look at what's been going on. Visit www.MamaMaggie.com

Links

Bravest Football Club Memorial Page

On September 11th, 2001, the Bravest Football Club lost 22 of it's members. 8 active players/staff, and 14 members of its alumni association who were still active firefighters. Visit the Memorial Page

Welcome to the FDNY Bravest Football Club

The FDNY Football Team is a member of the National Public Safety Football League (NPSFL) which is a union of public safety agency football teams from throughout the United States, united to promote a positive self image to the public by raising funds for charity through spirited competition. The Bravest Football Club is incorporated in New York State and recognized as a not for profit organization by the Internal Revenue Service under the 501c3 statute. Our Federal ID # is 30-0057526.

Brooklyn Wall of Remebrance Rededication

On Sunday, May 18th, the Brooklyn Wall of Remembrance at Coney Island's Keyspan Park will be rededicated to include ALL 1st responders who gave their life at the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001. The ceremony will start at 2:00 pm and Gary Sinise will be on hand for the unveiling. Gary Sinise, the Bravest Football Club and Alumni, especially Mike Hyland and Frank Ancona, have been huge supporters of the Brooklyn Wall and getting the additional 1st responders included. The BFC donated $5,000 and the Alumni $1,000. Gary Sinise was instrumental in raising thousands of dollars through a concert here last year and verbal support he has shown throughout. Off duty members are asked to attend in Class A's.
For more information please go to...www.brooklynwall.org

Big Win On The Road

The Bravest Football Club continued their winning ways with a 60 - 3 victory over the Tampa Bay Sentinels. Tampa is in its first year in the NPSFL and was down right from the beginning. The Sentinels received the opening kickoff, but miscues early on led to the Bravest being on top 2 - 0 in the first minute of play. By the end of the first quarter the FDNY had a comfotrtable 33-0 lead. The regular cast of characters were the ones doing the scoring for the Bravest...Davan to Tunison, Neuman, O'Reilly, and DeFreitas running it in. Hardly a touchdown from under 20 yards out. The biggest difference was Justin Waltz connecting on every extra-point. Never kicking for the Bravest before, you wouldn't have noticed the difference. Oostmeyer who?

     The FDNY Football Team will next be in action on Friday night, May 16th, when they travel to the Philadelphia Blue Flame. Kickoff is 7:30 at Northeast High School in Philadelphia.

     The next two games are huge for the Bravest since the NYPD Finest lost to the LAPD Centurions. If the Bravest can beat their next two opponents, they will be in this years National Championship.

     Don't forget, Sunday, June 1st against the NYPD at Hofstra University.

See pictures from the game...CLICK HERE


Save the date FDNY vs NYPD

Sunday, June 1st is the date for the 36th Annual Fun City Bowl. It will be held at Hofstra University. Kick-off is set for 2:00 pm. Tickets will be available on-line the beginning of May.

Bravest Unbeaten in Flag Tournament

Two out of two years the Bravest Football Club has made it to the Championship game of the Local 2000 Flag Football Tournament, and two years in a row they have faced the Camden City Fire Department, and two years in a row Camden has not been able to beat the FDNY.

The BFC finished up Saturday 2-0 beating Potomac Valley, and Baltimore City, giving the Bravest the # 4 Seed. FDNY faced Frederick County to open the day, then Potomac Valley once again, neither game was easy, but the Bravest came out on top in both. That set up a semi-final game against the US Army Ft Dettrick, who was the # 1 seed. The Bravest were able to keep them at bay winning the game to set up a re-match of the previous years championship.

Camden changed up quareterbacks from last year, going with a speed game, but the FD defense was able to hold them to only one score. Joe Metress and Ryan Davan switched places for the day, with Davan catching more than one toucdown and picking up a couple 4th down conversions. The Bravest defense was led by Matt Quinn, who had several picks and hardly missed a flag.