
2011 IFL Schedule Announced
October 29, 2010 - Indoor Football League (IFL) News Release
As the Indoor Football League embarks on a third season, the 2011 Schedule was proudly announced today from the league offices in Richmond, Virginia. 22 teams will take the field beginning in late February and will play 154 regular season games before entering the playoffs on June 17th.
"We are very pleased to see old and new rivalries highlight our 2011 schedule and to be announcing it so early," commented IFL commissioner Tommy Benizio, "We are pleased with the lineup of teams and optimistic that the IFL is stronger than it has ever been as we embark on a new year."
12 teams are slated to qualify for the playoffs with 6 coming from each of the two conferences listed below. These teams will compete in a total of 11 games culminating with the United bowl championship game in early July.
The IFL is blessed to enjoy the addition of several solid new members for the second straight season. Lehigh Valley, led by Mike and Glen Clark were the first to join adding the Steelhawks in Pennsylvania. They were followed soon after by the Reading Express, a team with several season of successful play before they joined the league. Likewise, the Wyoming Cavalry and Wenatchee Valley Venom each came to the IFL bringing substantial experience in the indoor football industry. A second team joined the league in the great state of Nebraska as the Danger have been launched in Grand Island and have secured IFL vet Mike McCoy as their operator. The resurrected Arizona Adrenaline will dig their heels in Prescott Valley opening a desired door into the southwest. The most recent of the six additions was the former AFL market and team in Oklahoma City as West Texas Roughnecks owner Dale Morris has teamed up with Yard Dawgs owner Phil Miller to move football forward in Oklahoma.
In the process of strengthening the league, the IFL has seen the departing of the Austin Turfcats, Corpus Christi Hammerheads, Sioux City Bandits, and the Abilene Ruffriders and has also accepted requests from five teams to enter a dormant status for the upcoming season with plans on seeing each re-launched for kick-off in 2012. These teams include the Billings Outlaws, the Rochester Raiders, the San Angelo Stampede Express, Maryland Maniacs and the West Michigan Thunderhawks.
Below is the new Division Alignment for the 2011 season.
United Conference
Atlantic: Great Lakes: Great Plains:
Richmond La Crosse Sioux Falls
Lehigh Valley Green Bay Omaha
Reading Chicago Grand Island
Bloomington Wichita
Intense Conference
Lonestar: Mountain West: Pacific:
Allen Colorado Fairbanks
Amarillo Arizona Wenatchee Valley
West Texas Wyoming Kent
Oklahoma City Tri-Cities
The 2011 Schedule will be as follows:
KICKOFF CLASSIC:
Saturday February 19, 2010
2/19 Chicago @ La Crosse
WEEK 1;
2/25 Sioux Falls @ Kent
2/25 Amarillo @ Colorado
2/26 Arizona @ Tri-Cities
2/26 Omaha @ Chicago
2/26 Lehigh Valley @ Reading
2/27 Richmond @ Bloomington
2/27 Wenatchee @ Fairbanks
2/28 West Texas @ Allen
Week 2:
3/5 Tri-Cities @ Wenatchee
3/5 Green Bay @ Bloomington
3/5 Reading @ Chicago
3/5 Lehigh Valley @ Richmond
3/6 Fairbanks @ Kent
3/6 Wyoming @ Colorado
3/6 Allen @ Oklahoma City
3/7 Wichita @ Nebraska
Week 3:
3/11 Bloomington @ Reading
3/12 Fairbanks @ Tri-Cities
3/12 Green Bay @ Wichita
3/12 La Crosse @ Omaha
3/12 Colorado @ Arizona
3/13 Amarillo @ Oklahoma City
3/14 Wenatchee @ Sioux Falls
Week 4:
3/17 Kent @ La Crosse
3/18 Allen @ Fairbanks
3/18 Wyoming @ Amarillo
3/18 Bloomington @ Green Bay
3/19 Wenatchee @ Colorado
3/19 Richmond @ Lehigh Valley
3/20 Arizona @ Reading
3/20 West Texas @ Oklahoma City
3/21 Nebraska @ Sioux Falls
Week 5 :
3/25 Kent @ Chicago
3/25 Tri-Cities @ Omaha
3/25 Oklahoma City @ Allen
3/25 Amarillo @ West Texas
3/26 Fairbanks @ Wenatchee
3/26 Sioux Falls @ Wichita
3/26 La Crosse @ Richmond
3/26 Green Bay @ Nebraska
3/27 Wyoming @ Arizona
Week 6:
4/1 Arizona @ Wyoming
4/1 West Texas @ Wichita
4/1 Richmond @ Green Bay
4/1 Lehigh Valley @ Reading
4/1 Fairbanks @ Kent
4/1 Chicago @ Bloomington
4/2 Allen @ Amarillo
4/2 Nebraska @ La Crosse
4/3 Colorado @ Oklahoma City
4/3 Omaha @ Sioux Falls
Week 7:
4/8 Oklahoma City @ Wyoming
4/8 West Texas @ Allen
4/8 Arizona @ Fairbanks
4/9 Nebraska @ Wenatchee Valley
4/9 Colorado @ Amarillo
4/9 Wichita @ Omaha
4/9 La Crosse @ Chicago
4/9 Bloomington @ Lehigh Valley
4/9 Reading @ Richmond
4/10 Kent @ Tri-Cities
Week 8:
4/15 Reading @ Green Bay
4/15 Amarillo @ Wichita
4/15 La Crosse @ Sioux Falls
4/16 Wenatchee Valley @ Kent
4/16 Tri-Cities @ Arizona
4/16 Omaha @ West Texas
4/16 Allen @ Nebraska
4/17 Wyoming @ Colorado
4/16 Chicago @ Lehigh Valley
4/16 Richmond @ Bloomington
Week 9:
4/22 Green Bay @ Wenatchee
4/22 Arizona @ Wyoming
4/22 Bloomington @ La Crosse
4/22 Chicago @ Fairbanks
4/23 Colorado @ Tri-Cities
4/23 Wichita @ Allen
4/23 West Texas @ Amarillo
4/23 Sioux Falls @ Oklahoma City
4/23 Nebraska @ Omaha
4/23 Reading @ Lehigh Valley
Week 10:
4/29 Wichita @ Bloomington
4/29 Wenatchee Valley @ Fairbanks
4/30 Richmond @ Reading
4/30 Kent @ Tri-Cities
4/30 Allen @ Amarillo
4/30 Oklahoma City @ West Texas
4/30 Sioux Falls @ Nebraska
4/30 Wyoming @ Omaha
4/30 Lehigh Valley @ La Crosse
5/1 Green Bay @ Chicago
5/1 Arizona @ Colorado
Week 11:
5/7 Green Bay @ La Crosse
5/7 Tri- Cities @ Fairbanks
5/7 Omaha @ Kent
5/7 Wyoming @ Wenatchee Valley
5/7 West Texas @ Arizona
5/7 Nebraska @ Allen
5/7 Wichita @ Oklahoma City
5/7 Chicago @ Richmond
5/7 Bloomington @ Sioux Falls
5/8 Reading @ Lehigh Valley
Week 12:
5/14 Wenatchee Valley @ Tri-Cities
5/14 Kent @ Wyoming
5/14 Oklahoma City @ Amarillo
5/14 Allen @ West Texas
5/14 Colorado @ Nebraska
5/14 Omaha @ Wichita
5/14 Lehigh Valley @ Richmond
5/14 La Crosse @ Chicago
5/15 Green Bay @ Sioux Falls
WEEK 13;
5/20 Tri-Cities @ Colorado
5/20 Sioux Falls @ Wyoming
5/21 Kent @ Wenatchee Valley
5/21 Oklahoma City @ Arizona
5/21 Amarillo @ Allen
5/21 Wichita @ West Texas
5/21 Chicago @ Omaha
5/21 Nebraska @ Bloomington
5/21 Reading @ Green Bay
5/21 Fairbanks @ Lehigh Valley
5/21 La Crosse @ Richmond
WEEK 14:
5/27 Colorado @ Wyoming
5/27 Green Bay @ La Crosse
5/27 Wenatchee @ Kent
5/28 Fairbanks @ Tri-Cities
5/28 Amarillo @ Arizona
5/28 West Texas @ Oklahoma
5/28 Omaha @ Nebraska
5/28 Wichita @ Sioux Falls
5/28 Richmond @ Lehigh Valley
WEEK 15;
6/3 Omaha @ Wyoming
6/3 La Crosse @ Bloomington
6/3 Kent @ Fairbanks
6/4 Tri-Cities @ Wenatchee Valley
6/4 Allen @ Colorado
6/4 Arizona @ West Texas
6/4 Nebraska @ Wichita
6/4 Sioux Falls @ Chicago
6/4 Lehigh Valley @ Green Bay
6/4 Richmond @ Reading
6/6 Oklahoma City @ Amarillo
WEEK 16;
6/10 Colorado @ Arizona
6/10 Chicago @ Green Bay
6/11 Lehigh Valley @ La Crosse
6/11 Oklahoma City @ Allen
6/11 Amarillo @ West Texas
6/11 Wyoming @ Nebraska
6/11 Sioux Falls @ Omaha
6/11 Bloomington @ Wichita
6/11 Reading @ Richmond
6/12 Tri-Cities @ Kent
• Discuss this story on the Indoor Football League message board...
Indoor Football League Stories from October 29, 2010
- Wenatchee Valley Venom Releases 2011 Indoor Football League Schedule - Wenatchee Valley Venom
- Green Bay Blizzard Announce 2011 IFL Schedule - Green Bay Blizzard
- Fever Unveils 2011 Schedule - Tri-Cities Fever
- Steelhawks Unveil 2011 Season Schedule - Lehigh Valley Steelhawks
- IFL Announces 2011 Regular Season Schedule - West Texas Roughnecks
- 2011 Venom Schedule Released - Amarillo Venom
- 2011 Express Schedule Released - Reading Express
- Revolution Announce 2011 Schedule - 10-29-2010 - Richmond Revolution
- Colorado Ice Announce 2011 Season Schedule - Colorado Crush
- Storm 2011 Schedule Set - Sioux Falls Storm
- 2011 IFL Schedule Announced - IFL
- La Crosse to Host IFL Kickoff Classic - La Crosse Spartans
- Bloomington Extreme Announce 2011 Schedule and Ticket Prices - Bloomington Extreme
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
