San Jose Wolves Add Former AFL DB Denario Smalls
December 14, 2009 - American Indoor Football Association (AIFA)
Stockton Wolves News Release
The San Jose Wolves are proud to add to their growing roster former AFL Defensive Back Denario Smalls. Smalls (5'9 185) comes to the Wolves after playing four seasons in the AFL with the New Orleans Voodoo and the Kansas City Brigade. In 2007 Denario lead the Kansas City Brigade in tackles with 75 and started all 16 games on defense. Smalls in 2007 recorded the second highest single game tackle performance in Brigade history with 10 verse the Columbus Destroyers. In 2008 with the Brigade Denario recorded 40 tackles and 3 interceptions." Denario gives us great experience from his time in the AFL and a guy who has some great cover skills and a proven playmaker"said GM Bennie King." This is an offensive game and your defensive secondary is vital to the success of any team on this level Denario gives us a guy who can come right in and be a difference maker as we develop some continuity in the secondary" said King.
About The San Jose Wolves
The San Jose Wolves, operated by San Jose Sports Marketing Inc, are scheduled to begin play in The Bay area the AIFA's western conference starting in March 2010. San Jose Wolves strive to deliver greater entertainment to fans with a superior game day experience. The Bay Area is a metropolitan region that encompasses large cities such as San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose and is home to more than 7 million people, many of which are avid sports fans
• Discuss this story on the American Indoor Football Association message board...
American Indoor Football Association Stories from December 14, 2009
- Baltimore Mariners Reach Deal with NIU's Beal - Baltimore Mariners
- San Jose Wolves Add Former AFL DB Denario Smalls - Stockton Wolves
- Benedict College Grad Signs with Express - Reading Express
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.
