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East Texas Drillers

 

Nothing more important than family, the league has received word that the father of roger visor the head coach of the east texas drillers has passed away. Let us lift up and support the family in their lose.

 

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Arlington Aviators are now the Mid-Cities Mustangs

 

Arlington Aviators Indoor Football team has a new ownership group and a new name the Mid-Cities Mustangs. The ownership group will be led by Mark Ezell head coach of the Aviators now the Mustangs. The Mid-Cities Mustangs has a new operating lease with TCG Arena at NYEX Sports Centre in North Richland Hills Texas .

 

Mid-Cities Mustangs vision is to secure the best talent representation to give the community a family-centered venue to rally around and demonstrate its hometown pride and love of the game. According to Coach Ezell, "We've been busy! Our team mantra has been `our town, our team' all decisions are being made with the community in mind. We hope to promote, support, and develop a winning team whose role in the community will be to encourage the forward movement of our city's economic development. Professional football will definitely be an asset to the increased activity in the downtown area, and, in fact, pull from the region for attendance and stimulation of our local economy - planned activities include community appearances, children's camps and more! With the support of the community and the dedication of the new ownership group, there are no limits to where we can take this thing!" The Mid-Cities Mustangs will have the same schedule that the Aviators had.

 


IIFA brings Texas Rose Arena ball to Tyler’s,

 

The Independent Indoor Football Alliance (IIFA) held a press conference this last Tuesday, Oct. 27, at the Oil Palace located on Highway 64- East in Tyler. Team organizers James Germany and Roger Visor will be announcing the new team name, tryout dates and will answer questions regarding the upcoming 2010 IIFA season.

 

“We want to be a community based team, that East Texas will be proud to be a part of,” said organizer, Germany. “We want to hire local staff from East Texas from the front office right on down to the best East Texas players we can find. “Indoor football is an exciting game for the players and spectators alike, Germany continued, “and we will be playing the 2010 season, and hope that Tyler and all of East Texas will come out and support the new team.”

 

For more information regarding the press conference contact the Independent Indoor Football Alliance, LLC P.O. Box 342, Forney, TX 75126 or the Web site at www..iifafootball.com or (214) 642-4295 or e-mail at admin@iifafootball.com.

 

Pirates Scout Talent in San Antonio

 

Sunday, Coach Manos and the Pirates coaching staff travel to San Antonio with other IIFA coaches to scout the local talent. The combine was hosted by the Texas Mavericks. First of all we would like to say thank you to all of the coaches and administrative staff for the hospitality. The turn out was good and the talent was fair but we saw a couple of diamonds in the rough (Brian Robinson and Jerry Clouse) stood out of the crowd be cause they listen to what was said and quickly made the necessary adjustments. Talent comes a dime ...a dozen in Texas but, character is just as important on the football field.

 

IIFA Rivals to Share Arena

 

(Independent Indoor Football Alliance, Forney, TX) – Giants Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium located in East Rutherford, New Jersey in the Meadowlands Sports Complex. It primarily serves as the home stadium for the New York Giants and New York Jets American football teams of the NFL. This has become a battle between the two teams and their fan to see who has the better fan support during their home games. Well now the Southlake Pirates (formally the DFW Doom) and the North Texas Crunch will do the same at Stampede Sports Arena in Southlake Texas. The Crunch and Pirates have played a total of six games in two years with Crunch leading the series 5-1. But all of the victories by either team were by fives points or less. Both teams will play 8 home games at Stampede Sports Arena and two of those games will be a head-to head battle with the game kicking-off at 7 pm. The Stampede Sports Arena is owned Rick Byrd who also serves as General Manager.

IIFA 2010 Schdule

 

Today the Independent Indoor Football Alliance (IIFA) in conjunction with its member teams has released the schedule for the 2010 indoor football season.  The North Texas Crunch was the 2008 and 2009 champions and will look to defend their title in 2010 but will open the 2010 season with a bye.

 

The opening weekend for the 2010 season is March 27th with the Southlake Pirates traveling to the Colony Texas to take on the Texas Krush, the Texas Wranglers traveling to Arlington Texas to battle the Arlington Aviators and the Oklahoma Titans going down to Houston Texas to test the Missouri City Blitz.

 

The schedule will cover thirty-six games over a fourteen week span with the regular season concluding on June 26, 2010.  The playoffs are schedule to begin on July 3rd, with the 2010 IIFA Championship Game to be played on the weekend of July 10 at the home of the team with the best record.

 

IIFA has 7 Teams for 2010

 

Dallas, TX (September 14, 2010): The Independent Indoor Football Alliance owners meetings concluded this weekend after two days of productive discussions and rule changes. Representatives from each of the IIFA teams met from Saturday, September 12th and Sunday September 13th in Dallas, Texas to improve on topics ranging from officiating to expansion.

 

The IIFA will have seven teams for the 2010 season including their three charter teams North Texas Crunch, Texas Wranglers and form DFW Doom which changed their name to Southlake Pirates. The Texas Krush is back for their 2ND season in the IIFA along with three new expansion teams Arlington Aviators- Arlington, TX, Oklahoma Titans- Ardmore, OK and Missouri City Blitz- Houston, TX. “Very productive meetings,’’ Juan Wesson the IIFA Commissioner said. “It’s great to have our three charter teams back for our 3rd season and the four new members.” The IIFA 2010 league schedule will be released this Friday.

 

Doom turn into Pirates

Southlake TX. (September 14, 2009) -- With the third season of the Independent Indoor Football Alliance approaching, the DFW Doom have changed their name to the Southlake Pirates but their colors will stay silver and black. The Pirates will also have a new home The Stampede Sports Arena located at 250 Players Cir in Southlake Texas.

 “I think this name change will work well for the team,” said Head Coach Dautrel Manos. “The new name will represent Southlake very well.”

The new Southlake Pirates website, www.southlakepirates.com, will be launched by the end of this week. Fans can stay tuned for information on the offseason and on both upcoming player and cheerleader open tryouts.

League Meeting for IIFA 2010 Season is Set

 

Welcome to the Independent Indoor Football Alliance. If you are interested in learning more about or becoming a member of the Independent Indoor Football Alliance, please call our league Commissioner (469) 585-1102 or e-mail any staff personnel.

 

The IIFA 2010 season League Conference has been set for September 12, 2009 at the National Sports Lounge located at 3606 B Greenville Ave. Dallas, Texas 75206.

IIFA Bowl II is Set

 

The Texas Wranglers (3-4) will end their 2009 season when they travel to The Colony Texas to battle the defending IIFA champion North Texas Crunch (5-2) at the Blue Sky Sports Center on Saturday, July 11, 2009 with kickoff scheduled for 3 PM.

 

The North Texas Crunch won the 2008 IIFA Championship, defeating the Galveston Thunderstorm in the final game by the score of 52-50, and came into the 2009 season with high expectations for a championship repeat. The Crunch started the season well, winning their fist five games, but lost their last two to teams in the Southern Indoor Football League.The Wranglers escaped the close battle with the DFW Doom on June 27 defeating them 36-26 to get the BIG game.

 

 

Indoor Football Network Spotlights IIFA

 

Chris Black, May 4, 2009

Down Texas way there's more than the IFL and SIFL for indoor football fans, the Independent Indoor Football Alliance They don't claim to be the best thing going in indoor football, but are stable, have six teams this season and go about playing their game without worrying about all the drama the "Big 4" go through.

 

Its refreshing to have a league that doesn't pretend to be anymore than what it is. The IIFA is professional, their players paid, but they don't play for a crowd of thousands, maybe a few hundred or less. The IIFA bills itself as a developmental league, giving players the opportunity to hone their skills or just play. Many might be waiting for a call from the SIFL, IFL or another league and they might just get that call, but others are there just to play the game they love. The league website lists 12 players from the IIFA that have moved up to more prestigious leagues and their mission statement verifies they are around solely to help players advance.

The IIFA plays a league schedule, but has a couple non league games lined up also, two against the SIFL Florida Kings, a regular season math up on June 20th and the IIFA All Stars against the Kings after their season concludes on July 18th. Both games scheduled on the Kings home turf in Florida

 

We have decided to follow this league here on the IFN, post their schedule, team and league information along with news and scores. You can visit their website at http://iifafootball.com to learn more about the IIFA and its teams.

 

 

    

 

 

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