Independent Women's Football League

Independent Women's Football League

The Independent Women's Football League was founded in 2000, and began play in 2001.IWFL founders began with the goal to establish a quality women's football league that would be respected as the top level of women's tackle football in the world.After five years of continuous growth and success, the IWFL has emerged as the clear leader in women's football.Currently over 1,600 women play on 41 IWFL teams across the United States and Canada. [cite episode
title = Meet The Women Of The Gridiron
url = http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/10/eveningnews/main4250157.shtml?source=RSSattr=U.S._4250157
series = CBS Evening News
serieslink = CBS Evening News
network = CBS
airdate = 2008-07-10
]

Teams

Former Teams

*Connecticut Cyclones
*Oakland Banshees

Joining in 2009

*Empire State Roar

Champions

* 2001 — Austin Outlaws - Champion by record
* 2002 — New York Sharks 24, Austin Outlaws 4
* 2003 — Sacramento Sirens 41, New York Sharks 30
* 2004 — Sacramento Sirens 29, New York Sharks 27
* 2005 — Sacramento Sirens 9, Atlanta Xplosion 7
* 2006 — Atlanta Xplosion 21, Detroit Demolition 14
* 2007 — Detroit Demolition 17, Atlanta Xplosion 7
* 2008 — Dallas Diamonds 35, Chicago Force 29

References

ee also

* List of leagues of American football

External links

* [http://iwflsports.com IWFL]
* [http://www.womentackle.com Women's Football Forums]
* [http://www.fanztvnetwork.com Fanz-TV Network Official Broadcaster]


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