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2000–2001

Andy Cochrane

Running back who was BCAFL Offensive MVP in 2002–03, rushing for 179 yards and two touchdowns in College Bowl XVII. He ran for 201 yards as game MVP of the 2003–04 College Bowl XVIII win.

Andy Cochrane: feature

BCAFL Offensive MVP
2002–03[1][2]
College Bowl XVIII MVP
2003–04[3]
201 rushing yards in a 27–6 win over Staffordshire Stallions
Rushing yards
1,000+[1]
in 2002–03: 937 in the regular season, passing 1,000 in the playoffs
Hurricanes Offensive MVP
2002–03, 2003–04[1][3]
shared with Jon Gerring in 2003–04; also Players’ Player of the Year 2002–03

Career with the Hurricanes

  1. 2001–02

    Emerged alongside Mike Willauer as one of the team’s running backs in a rebuilding season, with Ricardo McDonald coaching the backs.[2][4]

  2. 2002–03

    Ran for 937 yards in the regular season, behind a line that included Sol Rogers, Owen Powis and Matt Meyer. He was game MVP in the 13–0 win over Nottingham Outlaws, ran for two second-half touchdowns in the 23–7 playoff win over Birmingham Lions and scored four times in the 49–18 Southern Conference final win over Southampton Stags.[1][2]

  3. 2002–03 · 30 March 2003

    Ran for 179 yards and two touchdowns in College Bowl XVII. The Hurricanes lost 22–17 to Stirling Clansmen after he and Ade Balogun drove them to the 1-yard line as time ran out.[1][2]

  4. 2002–03

    Named BCAFL Offensive MVP and selected for the Southern Conference Wildcats. At the club awards he won Players’ Player of the Year and Offensive MVP.[1]

  5. 2003–04

    Led the team in rushing with 678 yards from 92 carries (7.3 a carry) and five touchdowns as the Hurricanes went 8–0. He ran for 102 yards in the 26–0 playoff win over Cardiff Cobras, was named to the BCAFL All-College Squad with Ade Balogun and shared the club’s Offensive MVP award with Jon Gerring.[3]

  6. 2003–04 · 21 March 2004

    Scored the first touchdown on a four-yard run and finished with 201 yards as game MVP of College Bowl XVIII, a 27–6 win over Staffordshire Stallions for the club’s fourth national title.[3][5]

Beyond the Hurricanes

  • Chiltern Cheetahs, British Senior League Division 2 · 2004[3][6]

Honours

Game MVP

Club award

Other honours

Photos

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