Iron Sign WR/DB From Free Agent Camp
March 22, 2010 - Arena Football League (AFL)
Milwaukee Mustangs News Release
MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Iron of the Arena Football League announced today that they have signed wide receiver/defensive back Ricardo Levy from Concordia University-Wisconsin out of their free agent tryout camp.
Levy comes to the Iron after spending four seasons at Concordia University from 2004 to 2007. Levy, who is 6-foot-2 and weighs in at 198 pounds, will join the team for training camp on Tuesday, March 23. In his four seasons at Concordia, Levy stood out as one of the team's top receivers.
"There was a lot of good talent from the southeastern Wisconsin area at our free agent camp last weekend. This was a tough decision but we are pleased to sign wide receiver/defensive back Ricardo Levy from Concordia University. This just proves how much football talent can be found in and around the Milwaukee area," said Iron head coach Bob Landsee.
The Milwaukee Iron have ascended to the highest level of Arena Football as a member of the Arena Football League. Downtown Milwaukee and the Bradley Center will come alive as the Iron play host to legendary AFL teams such as the Iowa Barnstormers, Tampa Bay Storm, Arizona Rattlers, Chicago Rush, Utah Blaze, Cleveland Gladiators, Orlando Predators and more.
Iron season tickets are still available with prices as low as $175 per seat.
For more ticket information call the Iron ticket office at 1-888-MKE-IRON (653-4766).
• Discuss this story on the Arena Football League message board...
Arena Football League Stories from March 22, 2010
- Iron Sign WR/DB From Free Agent Camp - Milwaukee Mustangs
- Camp Notes Day Seven - Robinson Acquired - Tampa Bay Storm
- Shock Trim Roster - Spokane Shock
- Yard Dawgz Add Haglund, AFL Veterans - Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz
- Sharks Head To Orlando For Scrimmage - Jacksonville Sharks
- Dallas Vigilantes Cruise To Victory In Inaugural Pre-Season Game - Dallas Vigilantes
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.
