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IWFL All-Access

Want to know what's going on around the league? Team owners already have a direct line to each other and to the IWFL office, but what about everyone else? Well, if you have a question or something to share this is the place for you!
Get answers from IWFL staff on every topic under the sun. Network with other IWFL players and coaches to share training tips and best practices.
If you are tired of searching for info and getting incorrect answers then this is the place for you!
Please note this is a "NO TROLL ZONE", if you join just to start arguments and slam members, you will be removed. Please keep posts productive and relevant.

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Events

Question Of The Day

Tue
Q: Does the IWFL fine players for things like being ejected from a game etc?
A: No. If a player is ejected (or does something else that results in a grievance) the Diciplinary and Protest Committee may recommend a fine be assessed to the team business, but it is not assessed to the player.
Some teams have chosen to recover the cost from the player that caused the fine, but this is not a league policy and varies from team to team.
Sat
Q: Why does the league decide not to renew some teams?
A: Each team delegate and team is reviewed annually. If a team has shown it is not able to maintain the high operating standards required for membership, the delegate and team may not be renewed. Delegates also may not be renewed if they show they are not operating honestly and with the best interest of the sport (players, teams, and league) in mind. In almost all cases the decision not to renew a team membership is in no way a reflection on the players. It is always unfortunate that they are caught in the middle when a team owner/delegate doesn't honor their commitments.
*Any player with questions on this topic is encouraged to contact the league chief operating officer. iwfl@iwflsports.com
Tues
Q: What is Sixxes football, I've heard of it but what is it?
A: Sixxes is basically six man football. Six man is played in the U.S. and Canada by small town high schools. Six man was invented in 1934 to give small town schools a version of football they could play with small rosters. The IWFL adjusted a few of the playing rules in 2005 to make the game even less expensive and more accessible to play. That version is sixxes. For info on six man football visit www.sixmanfootball.com
Sat
Q: How do I submit a question for "Question Of The Day"?
A: Simply send "IWFL" a message with your question.

Thurs
Q: What is a team Delegate?
A: A team IWFL Delegate is your team's IWFL representative (usually your team's owner or GM) for the territory. They hold your team's membership in the league and are responsible for making sure the team operates within the standards outlined by the IWFL. The Delegate is also the players first point of contact for the IWFL. If ever you either can't reach your Delegate or are not comfortable speaking to your Delegate about something, you may contact the IWFL office directly to have your concern resolved.
IWFL general email: iwfl@iwflsports.com OR you can contact league officers directly through this network.

 

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Blog Posts

Womens Gridiron Magazine

WGI - IWFL Round 1 Playoff picks

I think all games will be very close and no real blowouts!

IWFL Playoffs Round 1
Tier I

Force @ Majestics (W)
Amazons (W)@ Tribe
Passion @ Divas (W)
Diamonds (W) @ Militia ( Best Game of playoffs)

Tier II

Freedom @ Blitz (W)
Phoenix @ Queens (W)
Justice @ Intensity(W)
Locomotion @ Warriors (W)

Posted by Womens Gridiron Magazine on June 25, 2009 at 10:14am — 1 Comment

Carlos Mathews

All Star Team!

TVT are proud to have five players voted onto the All Star Team! Go Tigers

Posted by Carlos Mathews on June 18, 2009 at 6:32pm

Womens Gridiron Magazine

WGI - IWFL Week 10 picks (don't be shy to defend your team)

IWFL Week 10


Amazons (W) @ Sirens
Blitz (W) @ Hurricanes
Breakers (W) @ Maniax
Crush @ Fox (W)
Demolition @ Force(W)
Energy @ Diamonds(W)
Firebirds @ Divas(W)
Fury (W) @ Punishers
Illusion @ Justice (W)
Majestics (W) @ Monsoon
Militia (W) @ Intensity
Nemesis(W) @ Crushers
Nightmare @ Locomotion (W)
Passion (W) @ Sharks
Phoenix (W) @ Queens
Rebels @ Freedom (W)
Shockwave (W) @ Pride
Thunder @ Vipers (W)
Tribe (W) @ Vixen
Xplosion (W) @ Mayhem

Posted by Womens Gridiron Magazine on June 9, 2009 at 8:30am

Carlos Mathews

Part 2 of highlights Second half of season.

Posted by Carlos Mathews on June 7, 2009 at 9:41pm

FBirdImages

Montreal Blitz vs NY Nemesis Photo's

Photo's of the May 30, 2009 Montreal Blitz vs NY Nemesis game are now up on our web site.

www.fbirdimages.com

Posted by FBirdImages on June 7, 2009 at 8:56pm

Forum

Coach Penn

IWFL Rulebook Questions? 11 Replies

Started by Coach Penn. Last reply by Coach Penn Apr 30.

IWFL

2009 Schedule Questions 15 Replies

Started by IWFL. Last reply by Carlos Mathews Jun 18.

Camille

Half-time entertainment! 3 Replies

Started by Camille. Last reply by LocoChopper Jan 29.

IWFL

How big is this USA Football Partnership...what does it mean? 9 Replies

Started by IWFL. Last reply by Steve Feb 14.

Bj Coletta

How easy is it to start a team in the IWFL? 1 Reply

Started by Bj Coletta. Last reply by Carlos Mathews Oct. 17, 2008.

IWFL News from the league website

Divas take down Passion in playoffs

Team advances to Independent Women's Football League Eastern Conference Championship by Ted Black | Staff Writer Gazette.net   The D.C. Divas got big plays from their offense, defense and nearly another from the special teams en route to a 27-17 victory over the Pittsburgh Passion Saturday evening in the opening round of the Independent Women's Football League playoffs. Boston defeated the Dallas Diamonds, 34-14, in the other Eastern Conference opening round contest on Saturday. The Militia defeated the Divas in the 2008 season opener in Boston.

Ladies of the Boston Militia prepare for playoffs

(NECN) - The Patriots aren't the only football team that knows about being undefeated. The Boston Militia are 8-0 in the Independent Women's Football League, and as videographer Glen Gleason shows us, the playoffs start Saturday for a Militia squad aiming for the top The Militia's first playoff game is tomorrow night at Dilboy Stadium in Somerville at six. They take on the defending champion Dallas Diamonds.

King leading Phoenix into IWFL playoffs

The Carolina Queens did something no other team could do this season – hand the Carolina Phoenix a defeat. The Queens did just that with a 36-20 win June 13 in Charlotte as the Independent Women’s Football League prepares for its playoff season. Former Rockingham County High School and Guilford College standout Jennifer King is once again under center as quarterback of the Phoenix. King is completing 48 percent of her passes to go along with 11 touchdowns and just two interceptions. King has completed 47 of 97 passes for 774 yards. She has also rushed 51 times for 478 yards and four touchdowns. In all, the former Lady Cougar has accounted for 1,327 total yards and 17 TDs. Recently, King was named to the IWFL All-Star Game – scheduled for July 26 in Round Rock, Texas.

2009 IWFL All Star Teams Announced

The All Stars teams were selected based on the votes submitted by IWFL Team Delegates, Coaches and Players so the list below is truly a list of YOUR All Stars! Thank you all for participating in the All Star voting process. The All Star Game will be held on Championship Weekend, July 26 in Round Rock, TX.   For more information on the 2009 IWFL All Star Game and Championship Weekend 09 visit the IWFL Championship Page.   Click "Read More" for All Star rosters.

Monsoon season rolls to an exciting climax

By Michael J. Craven, Arizona Daily Star   Tucson, AZ - When Kristie Godbout became the owner of Tucson's only professional women's football team four years ago, her goal was simple: Provide an opportunity for women in Tucson to play real, full-contact football. She never dreamed that her newly acquired club, the Tucson Monsoon, would be a playoff-caliber program in just four years.
 
 

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