August 28, 2010-Little Rock, AR-The Little Rock Wildcats are proud to announce their membership in the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) for the 2011 spring football season. Team colors are Yellow, black, and white. The Little Rock Wildcats will be located in the Little Rock, Arkansas area. The first of several tryouts began for the new team August 28, 2010. The team is looking for ladies 18 and older interested in playing full-contact, tackle football, as well as coaching staff, operations, and game day support. If you are interested in testing your talents as an athlete, playing for the Wildcats may be right for you. For more information visit: http://www.football4women.com/LittleRockWildcats.html Women’s football is one of the fastest growing sports in the U.S. The WFA offers women the opportunity to play football in a competitive environment. For more information about a team in your area, visit www.wfafootball.com. With over 40 teams throughout North America, the Little Rock Wildcats will be a great addition to the league’s south central region. Contact the Wildcats at: LRWildcats@football4women.com!
Women’s Professional Football is here, in Clinton County, Ohio. Owners Mike and Coni Coleman are proud to announce that the Clinton County Chaos will be joining the Women’s Football Alliance for the 2011 season. Coni is a veteran of the league who will serve in the capacity of Player/Owner. Mike, who will also serve as Head Coach, brings with him 19 years of football experience. The Chaos is based out of Blanchester, Ohio, but takes pride in representing the entire county, which also includes Wilmington, Clarksville and New Vienna. The Chaos will bring with it pride, integrity and a winning attitude as we strive to bring Championship caliber woman’s tackle football home to Clinton County! For more information check out www..ccchaos.webs.com
Hot off the Press!
Lone Star Mustangs 16 Columbus Comets 12
With 4 lead changes, the WFA National Championship lived up to the hype. It was a true battle between the best 2 women's football teams in the Nation.
Multiple weapons.A lethal passing attack, quick running backs, and an unbreakable defense. This describes both the Columbus Comets and the Lone Star Mustangs. Both teams can score on the ground and in the air. Both teams were in the top 5 in points scored and the top 2 in points allowed. The Mustangs averaged 283 rushing yards per game and 180 passing yards per game. The Comets averaged 235 rushing yards per game and 155 yards per game in the air. This had the makings of a great match-up, and fans were not disappointed. Full Article
Proud to be an American!
The inaugural WFA All-American game was a huge success! Congratulations to the American Conference for their 13-7 win against the National Conference. Both teams put on an incredible show of talent for WFA fans. Game Pics
Dixie Blues' Tight End is named Deputy of the Year!
Farrah Faucette,
more than a name
St. Johns County's deputy of the year honored for her work with canine unit
Before starting a regular 12-hour patrol shift, St. Johns County deputy Farrah Faucette puts on her bullet-proof vest, turns on her dispatch radio, dresses her partner in his harness and grabs his leash.
Faucette, 34, is the handler of Bodi, a 5-year-old German shepherd, one of the nine canine deputies in the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office. She is also this year's winner of the Guy White Award, the top honor given out by the sheriff's office each year.
"I'm doing exactly what I want to be doing," Faucette said. "This job is great. I can't imagine being happier doing anything else."
The pair cruises the streets of St. Johns County in a Chevy Tahoe, Bodi panting in the backseat.
"He knows when it's time to work. He gets all riled up when he hears the click of the [car's flashing] lights turn on," she said. Full Article
WISCONSIN JOINS THE WFA!!
The Madison Dragons women's tackle football team is proud to annouce their entrance into the Women's Football Alliance. The Dragons will be members of the American Conference's Region IV - Midwest Division. The team is based in Madison, Wisconsin and was formed by two women with much experience in the world of women's football; McGee Steffes and Nancy Biker. Between them, McGee and Biker were previously involved with four different teams in three different leagues for a total of seventeen seasons of the sport. They look forward to establishing a place where the women of Wisconsin can focus on playing the game of football to the very edge of their potential. McGee has been involved with girls' and women's athletics since grade school and truly understands the commitment and sacrifice necessary to be a part of a competitive team. Her background and her passion for the game will ensure the Dragons' success both on the field and off. Biker's prior involvement as a players' representative and primary recruitment contact will benefit the Dragons' players as well, as it provides a perspective on finding and retaining enthusiastic, productive team members who will all work toward the same goals: promoting women's football and winning. The Dragons are committed to putting on the gridiron a quality team that reflects the respect and professionalism that is expected of all the members of our organization. If you would like to learn more about the Dragons or become a part of this exciting opportunity, please contact biker@madisondragonsfootball.com or mcgee@madisondragonsfootball.com or visit our website at www.madisondragonsfootball.com and our facebook group at www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6158583939&ref=ts to keep up with all the latest developments.
Central California gets a second team!
Tri-Valley TABOO Owner Katiann Green and Head Coach Khendl Hutchins are proud to announce that they will be preparing for the 2011 Season with the WFA North Pacific Division. TABOO is a new team to the Central Valley this is supported by the ladies of San Joaquin, Stanislaus and Merced Counties. Tri-Valley TABOO is a player owned team that is looking to bring Spring Football to the valley and to provide women with a place to participate in a full contact sport. TABOO tryouts coming August 2010.
Visalia, California - The Women's Football Alliance is proud to announce the league's partnership with AdSource Media to furnish its marketing and promotional materials for the 2010 season.
The Women's Football Alliance (WFA) is a women's American full-contact football league which began play in the spring of 2009. Forty-one teams kicked off the 2010 season April 10 under the umbrella of the WFA. Teams are located across the country from Philadelphia to Central Florida to Cleveland to Utah to Portland. The WFA championship will be decided July 31 in Las Vegas. It is the largest women's football league in the country.
"We are proud to have AdSource Media as an official sponsor of the WFA," said WFA Player Representative and Co-Director of Football Operations Lisa King. "AdSource Media offers unique and creative ideas for its customers and we believe they can be a valuable asset to both our WFA teams and fans."
AdSource Media, headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, specializes in marketing, advertising, and media to maximize its client's branding goals. The company processes the largest number of on-line and off-line transactions in the industry annually.
"It is our privilege to support the efforts of The Women's Football Alliance," said AdSource Media President Darlene Whitehurst. "We are honored to be part of the sponsorship team as the Official Provider of Souvenir and Branding Material. Our partnership gives us the opportunity to enhance the visibility and magnify the impact of the WFA brand!"
For more information on the WFA, please call 559-734-2835 or visit www.wfafootball.com. For more information on AdSource Media, please call 919-871-9990 or visit www.adsourcemedia.com.
DARK ANGELS HONOR FALLEN HERO
The Detroit Dark Angels professional women's football team will honor and support slain Detroit police officer Brian Huff, 45 who was the first Detroit police officer killed in the line of duty in five years. He leaves a widow and 10 year old son. The Dark Angels will hold a fundraiser on Thursday, May 13 at US 12 Bar & Grill and will donate half of their game gate proceeds to the family on Saturday, May 15 against the Dayton Diamonds at Westland John Glenn High School.
Huff, a 12-year veteran of the Detroit police force was killed May 3 when he was met with heavy gunfire while attempting to enter a vacant house in Detroit. Four other officers were also injured by gunfire but were treated and released from the hospital.
"We all understand that things like this can happen every day that we put on a uniform. It is something that touches close to home for many law enforcement officers and I feel I'm doing what I'm supposed to do when you lose a brother or sister; you do what you can to help their family" said Dark Angels owner Chuck Lauber, himself a veteran Wayne County Sheriff's Department.
Dark Angel's star middle linebacker Yarlen Henry is also an officer with the Detroit Police Department. "I feel that we are all like family both on the department and this football team, so it makes sense for our families to honor and support my law enforcement brother who leaves his own family behind," said Henry.
For more information, visit www.darkangelsfootball.com or contact owner Chuck Lauber at 800-505-8669. Tickets are $10 for entry to the game and we will also accept any additional donations.
The Seattle Warbirds fly again. The WFA is proud to announce they will be adding a new franchise to their expanding national league in Seattle. The Emerald city will be home once again to the Seattle Warbirds. The 2011 season will see multiple expansion and current teams in the northwest including Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Boise, Eugene and in the Tri Cites area. With 60 + teams nationally projected for 2011 this promises to be a new era in women's full contact football in the northwest and a new level of play and competition as well. The Seattle Warbirds are a premiere team in this immerging new women's football league.
You've seen them on NBC King 5 Sports, Evening Magazine, CBS Kiro Sports Line w/ Tony Ventrella, NWCN and Fox Sports. You've heard them on Kiro Radio on the NY Vinny and the Bob Rivers Shows. You've read about the Warbirds in countless articles in the Seattle Times, Everett Herald, Seattle Weekly and many other local periodicals in the team's short impressive history including live game day "play by play" broadcasts on 1150AM KKNW radio.
Over 3600 fans and supporters attended the Seattle Warbirds inaugural game and were electrified by level of play against their I-5 rivals from Portland and packed the stands at Juanita High School (Kirkland) right into the playoffs.
The Warbirds compiled an undefeated regular season record and a Pacific Division Championship in the WAFL. (Women's American Football League) allowing 11 individual opponents only 26 offensive points combined during the regular and post seasons and held the NAFL number #1 Power Rating.
Austin Outlaws celebrate 10 years of Tuff!The Austin Outlaws are celebrating 10 years of tuff! The professional women's football team has been on the field for a decade, which is a rare accomplishment in women's football. This season the team is defending its 2009 Southwest Division Championship.
This Saturday, May 8, at 7 p.m. the Outlaws will host the Fort Worth Lone Star Mustangs at Westlake High School's Chaparral Stadium. This is expected to be an intense match-up because so far this season both teams are 3-0. Last season, the Mustangs accounted for the Outlaw's only regular season loss.
Portland beats Cen Cal War Angels 19-8 and remains undefeated in North Pacific Division More pics
Nightmare A Dream Come True For Female Gridders in Hartford
By Vito J. Leo
April 28, 2010
HARTFORD, Conn. - The first-ever home game for the New England NightMare -- the newest franchise in the Women’s Football Alliance -- turned out to be ... well, a nightmare for the home team.
The veteran-laden Philadelphia Liberty Belles rang up 28 first-quarter points en route to a 70-6 victory over the NightMare on April 24 at Dillon Stadium.
Despite the lopsided final score, the fact that the NightMare is a full-fledged female football franchise is a dream come true for the 25 women competing in shoulder pads and football helmets.
Even though they were being outplayed by the Belles, the New England players continued to give a 100 percent effort in a contest which had been decided early on when Philly’s speedy running back Marirose Roach scored four touchdowns in the first quarter.
“You can’t practice game experience,” said NightMare spokeswoman Vonda Menard. “The girls are optimistic, realizing there’s going to be some growing pains but there’s been no finger-pointing. It’s all about the team; we like to say we’re a drama-free team."Full Article
Week 3
Pacific Warriors vs Central Cal War Angels More Pics
New England Nightmare vs. Philadelphia Liberty Belles - from Dillon Stadium in Hartford, CT - April 24, 2010 - Photos by Vincent Mannino More Pics
Women's Football Alliance - Portland Fighting Fillies 30 vs. Utah Blitz 0 - from LaSalle High in Portland, Oregon - April 24, 2010 - Photos by Craig Clark More Pics
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