Stingrays to introduce players
February 2, 2008 - American Indoor Football Association (AIFA)
Florida Stingrays News Release
Ft. MYERS, FL. - The American Indoor Football Association's (AIFA) expansion team in Fort Myers, the Florida Stingrays, announced today that They invite all local media and fans to attend our players official contract signings on Friday, February 8th from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. EST at Clarion Hotel in Fort Myers, Florida.
Among those players expected to sign official contracts include former Miami Dolphin WR Kendall Newson and former Firecats Chris Morant and Antonio Dingle. Many locally grown players such as WR Richard Washington and QB Ryan McCutcheon from Fort Myers High, DL Mike Hill from Cape Coral High, and LB Yoshi Smith from Immokalee High will be signing contracts as well.
VP Of Operations Jay Lawrence, " The talent Coach B.J. and Coach Edwards have accumulated is astounding! S.W. Florida needs to come out early and often if they want to see this incredible cast of players, play together on the same field. Once the NFL, AFL, CFL, and new AAFL scouts are in the stands, we'll see a lot of these guys move up."
Owner/CEO Jared Williams, "With our offensive fire power, we need to get a scoreboard that goes into triple digits!"
This media event will give the media and fans of S.W. Florida the opportunity to get up close and personal with their new hometown team, the Florida Stingrays. There is a lot of excitement surrounding this team who has pledged to be part of the fabric of the Southwest Florida community.
Owner Sean Harrell, "We understand that the Stingrays need to invest our heart in S.W. Florida, if we expect S.W. Florida to invest their heart in us."
Also on hand will be a representative from Adams USA whom the AIFA just signed an equipment partnership contract with.
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