IFL Record and Fact Book 2013

2013 Official Indoor Football League Record and Fact Book

2013 IFL Record and

Fact Book

2013 by the Indoor Football League.All rights reserved.

Editor-in-Chief 2013 IFL Record and Fact Book

SEAN WHITMIRE

2013 IFL RECORD AND FACT BOOK

Colorado Ice

Nebraska Danger

Tri-Cities Fever

Wyoming Cavalry

Cedar Rapids Titans

Chicago Slaughter

Green Bay Blizzard

Sioux Falls Storm

Texas Revolution

UNITED CONFERENCEINTENSE CONFERENCE

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LEAGUE INFORMATION ALL-TIME INFORMATIONCommissioner/Front Office 5 2009 Season 47About the IFL 6 2010 Season 49Mission Statement 6 2011 Season 51Rules of the Game 6 All-Time Scores 53Week - By- Week Schedule 7 All-Time Performances 57Field System 8 All-Time Awards 63Glossary of Terms 9 All-Time Coaching Records 66Miscellaneous Information 9Media Contacts 10 ALL-TIME RECORDSCredential Information 10 Regular Season

Individual Records 71TEAM INFORMATION Team Records 76

Cedar Rapids Titans 12 W/L Records 83Chicago Slaughter 14 Post-SeasonColorado Ice 17 Individual Records 86Green Bay Blizzard 20 Team Records 91Nebraska Danger 23 W/L Records 95Sioux Falls Storm 26 United BowlTexas Revolution 29 Individual Records 98Tri-Cities Fever 31 Team Records 102Wyoming Cavalry 34 W/L Records 107

2012 SEASON IN REVIEWStandings/Postseason Schedule 38Award Winners 39Top Performances

Game High (Reg.Season) 40 (Post-Season) 41

Season High (Reg.Season) 42 (Postseason) 43

Individual Leaders 44Team Leaders 45

Publication Credits: Editor-in-Chief: Sean Whitmire.

Special Thanks to Pointstreak LLC.Additional Stat Compilation by Adam McDaniel and Aubry Dicks.Cover Photo by Tom Slattery.Design and Layout: Sean WhitmirePatent and Trademark Notice:All names,symbols,emblems,logos and of the IFL are trademarks and service marks owned by the Indoor Football League.


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Table of ContentsINDOOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE

2013Record and Fact Book

COMMISSIONER/FRONT OFFICE 5

LEAGUE INFORMATION 6

MISSION STATEMENT 6

2013 WEEK-BY-WEEK SCHEDULE 7

FIELD SYSTEM 8

RULES OF THE GAME 8

GLOSSARY OF TERMS 9

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION 9

MEDIA CONTACTS 10

CREDENTIAL INFORMATION 10

LEAGUE INFORMATION


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LEAGUE OFFICECommissioner Robert Loving

Robert Loving is the second Commissioner in Director of Football Operations IFL history. After Michael Allshouseserving as Interim Commissioner for As Director of Football the majority of Operations Allshouse the 2012 season, oversees all compliance

matters as well as all the IFLs Board matters pertaining to IFL of Directors voted Rules and Regulations. He unanimously to induct Loving as the Second attended James Madison Commissioner in IFL history at the 2012 IFL University where he

League Meetings. graduated in 2008 and earned two degrees; Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Management and Bachelor of Science in Loving served as the IFLs Asst. Commissioner Kinesiology (Sports Management Concentration). Allshouse before becoming the Leagues Interim earned his Master's Degree from Virginia Commonweath Commissioner.Since joining the IFLs Front Office University's Center for Sport Leadership graduate program.

Staff in 2009, Loving has become increasingly involved the IFLs financial and legislative arms.

Loving retired from the Henrico County, VA Division of Police in 2002. During his 28-year law enforcement career, he served as an investigator in Director of Officiating the Organized Crime Section, a supervisor in Tom Falcinellivarious Criminal Investigations units, a Platoon Commander in Uniform Operations, and the Tom Falcinelli has 25 years of Commander of Internal Affairs. officiating expirience which

includes time at the NCAA, Arena and National Football Following his retirement from law enforcement, he League levels. He was managed Alert Visions of North America, Inc. in recently the Director of Ashland, VA for six years. Alert Visions specializes Officials for the AIFA, until

in the production and sales of high visibility safety the league seased operations apparel and equipment. Having always been an avid in 2010. Falcinelli is a

Sargeant with the Montomery County, MD Police Department sports enthusiast, Loving welcomed the opportunity (27 years) and an attorney with Bay and Falcinelli (25 years). to join the staff of the Indoor Football League.He lives in Maryland.

Loving is a graduate of J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, the Administrative Officers Management Program at North Carolina State University, and the Professional Executive Leadership School at the University of Richmond. Robert and his wife Linda have been married 37 years. They have two sons, a daughter, and two grandchildren.


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Season: Fifth - Begin Feb. 15 Mission StatementTo consistently serve our guests(Ticket Official Web Site: www.GOIFL.comholders), partners(Sponsors) and our homes (team cities) at the highest possible level and IFL League Officeto do so with integrity, kindness, affordability, 3420 Pump Rdand passion on the field, in our front offices, Richmond, VA 23223and around the communities in which we play.Telephone: (804) 643-7277

Fax: (804) 643-7278Teams (9) Commissioner: Robert LovingCedar Rapids TitansChicago SlaughterAbout the IFLColorado IceIn 2004, six teams in the state of Texas kicked Green Bay Blizzardoff the inaugural season of the Intense Football Nebraska DangerLeague. With great success,the league grew Sioux Falls Stormfrom six to eight to ten teams with smooth Texas Revolutionoperations for five years.Tri-Cities FeverWyoming CavalryFor the 2005 season, another professional

level league sprung up in the mid-west with a Schedule: similar number of teams competing in the 63 Regular Season Games (Feb. 15-June United Indoor Football Association. The UIF 15,2012)also enjoyed growth and success through the

2008 season.3 Post-Season Games Round 1: Weekend of June 22,2013During this time period, executives from both 2013 United Bowl: Weekend of June 29,2013leagues developed a relationship that would

lead to the merger that formed the Indoor Football League, the nations strongest professional football league played indoors.

The IFLs goal is to entertain fans in communities across America and help develop talented and deserving players to play at the next level.

In 2013, the IFL will celebrate its fifth season of play and with 10 teams will look to build on the national acclaim and popularity it acheived in 2012.

The League Office will continue to work hard on expansion within the footprint of its current team for the 2014 season and beyond.

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Week1 Week 9 Week 16Friday, February 15,2013 Friday, April 12,2013 Friday, May 31,2013Sioux Falls @ Green Bay Sioux Falls @ Tri-Cities Green Bay @ ChicagoSaturday, February 16,2013 Chicago @ Wyoming Cedar Rapids @ WyomingChicago @ Cedar Rapids Saturday April 13,2013 Saturday June 1,2013

Cedar Rapids @ Texas Colorado @ TexasWeek 2 Nebraska @ ColoradoSunday, February 25,2013 Week 17Cedar Rapids @ Chicago Week 10 Friday, June 7,2013

Saturday, April 20, 2013 Nebraska @ ColoradoWeek 3 Chicago @ Cedar Rapids Saturday, June 8,2013Friday, March 1, 2013 Tri-Cities @ Green Bay, Green Bay @ Cedar RapidsTexas @ Cedar Rapids, Colorado @ Sioux Falls Texas @ Sioux Falls Tri-Cities @ Colorado Nebraska @ Texas Wyoming @ Tri-Cities Saturday, March 2,2013Green Bay @ Chicago Week 11 Week 18Sioux Falls @ Nebraska Friday, April 26, 2013 Friday, June 14,2013

Colorado @ Nebraska Wyoming @ ColoradoWeek 4 Wyoming @ Tri-Cities Saturday, June 15,2013Friday, March 8,2013 Saturday, April 27, 2013 Chicago @ Green BayWyoming @ Cedar Rapids Sioux Falls @ Chicago Tri-Cities @ NebraskaSaturday, March 9, 2013 Texas @ Green Bay, Sioux Falls @ Texas Colorado @ Nebraska

Week 12Week 5 Friday, May 3,2013 Conference ChampionshipFriday, March 15,2013 Chicago @ Texas Weekend of June 22Nebraska @ Tri-Cities Colorado @ WyomingSunday, March 17,2013 Saturday, May 4,2013 2013 United BowlTexas @ Chicago Cedar Rapids @ Tri-Cities Weekend of June 29Green Bay @ Colorado Nebraska @ Sioux FallsWyoming @ Sioux Falls

Week 13Week 6 Friday, May 10, 2013Friday, March 22,2013 Nebraska @ Green Bay Wyoming @ Nebraska Saturday May 11,2013Tri-Cities @ Texas Sioux Falls @ Cedar RapidsSaturday, March 23, 2013 Texas @ ChicagoChicago @ Green Bay Tri-Cities @ WyomingSunday, March 24,2013Sioux Falls @Colorado Week 14

Friday, May 17,2013Week 7 Nebraska @ WyomingFriday, March 29, 2013 Saturday, May 18,2013Texas @ Tri-Cities Tri-Cities @ ColoradoColorado @ Wyoming Cedar Rapids @ Green Bay, Saturday, March 30, 2013 Chicago @ Sioux Falls Green Bay @ Cedar Rapids

Week 15Week 8 Friday, May 24,2013Friday, April 5,2013 Wyoming @ NebraskaTri-Cities @ Wyoming Saturday, May 25,2013Saturday, April 6,2013 Cedar Rapids @ Sioux FallsCedar Rapids @ Chicago Green Bay @ TexasTexas @ Nebraska Colorado @ Tri-CitiesSunday, April 7,2013Green Bay @ Sioux Falls

IFL 2013 WEEK-BY-WEEK SCHEDULE All games subject to change

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1 GOAL POSTS:-10 ft. wide 18 to 20 ft. tall-10 ft. from ground

2 SIDELINES:-Dasher boards mark the sidelines- Approximately 4 feet in height-Padded to protect players-Made of 3-5 high density foam 2

3 COACHES:-Each team may have one coach on the field of during play. Offensive and Defensive Coordinators typically switch

PLAYING FIELD:

- 50 yards long with 8 yard end zones.- 28 yards wide- Marked every 5 yards with wall-to-wall lines- 12 hash marks begin 5 ft from center of field

IFL Rules and Regulations:Defense:Time of Play:Eight (8) Players on the fieldFour (4), 15 Minute QuartersThree (3) Down linemen20 Minute HalftimeKickingTwo (2), 90- Second media timeouts per quarterKickoffs are from the Goal Line90- Second Warning at the end of both halvesKickers may use a 1 teeEach team is allowed three (3) timeouts per halfPunting is illegalOn fourth down, teams must attempt first down or Movement and Scoring:field goalFour (4) downs are allowed to advance the ball ten

(10) yards for a first down, or to scoreOvertime Rules:Touchdowns are six (6) pointsNo limit to the number of overtime periodsConversion Place Kicks are one (1) pointEach consists of a series by each offenseConversion Pass or Run is two (2) pointsEach starts at the offensive twenty (20) yard lineField Goals are three (3) pointsAt the beginning of the third overtime teams must Drop Kick Field Goals are four (4) pointsattempt two (2) point conversionsA Safety is two (2) points

A Rouge is one (1) point

Players and Formations:Team Rosters:21 Active Players dress each game4 players on a practice squadOffense: 8 players on the field 4 players line up on line of scrimmageTwo (2) players may be in Forward Motion


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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONGLOSSARY OF TERMS:

Reserve ListsAlley - is the area bordered by the outside The reserve list of each team consists on the shoulders of the two offensive guards. The alley is following categories; retired, refused to report, left established at the snap and does not move during squad,injured reserve, Short term injured reserve, the down.team suspended, player exemption, Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) and Transfer.Belt - is the area five yards beyond the defensive

line of scrimmage. The belt runs sideline to Injured Reservesidleine. The Belt disappeared at the snap.Any players placed on Season Ending Injured will be ineligible to play in any of the remaining games Blitzer - the player who identifies himself to the that season.offensive teams and the officials as a potential

Blitzer by virtue of his alignment and raising his Players placed on the Short Term Injured Reserve hand (if two LBs are present in the box). He must list must stay on the list for a minimum of three (3) be located in the alley, behind the defensive box weeks and no more than a maximum of six (6) at the snap.weeks.

In the Bank - means a penalty which cannot be administered on the kick-off, but will be enforced Roster Limitsprior to the next suceeding scrimmage play. The Each team may maintain a maximum of a 21-Half, may not end with a penalty in the bank. In player roster and a 4 player practice squad; such cases, there will be an un-timed down. totaling 25 players.

Drop Kick - a dropkick is legal by a player who Rougedrops the ball toward the ground and kicks the A team is awarded one point for a rouge if any of ball simultaneously with it hitting the ground. A the following conditions are met.dropkick field goal is worth four (4) points.

1) A rouge may only be scored on free kicks and Offensive Motion - Unlike stadium played is scored when a member of Team B(Receiving football, two offensive players may go into forward team) is not able to advance a free kick out of his motion prior to the snap of the ball. own endzone, or the player is declared down in

the endzone.Punt - A punt is illegal in the indoor game.

2) A Rouge will be awarded to the kicking team if Stunting or Twisting - When a defensive lineman the receiving team commits a penalty in the is rushing the passer, theres no stunting or receiving teams endzone and the ball has not twisting. Lineman are required to power past been advanced out of the end zone.offensive linemen.

Sideline Walls - Similar in concept to that of a hockey rink the barriers encircle the field. The barriers are made up of 3-5 High Density foam padding.


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IFL CREDENTIALIFL CommunicationsAPPLICATION PROCEDURE3240 Pump Rd. Richmond VA 23223

Tel:804-643-7277Fax:804-643-7278 All Credential requests should be made to the

public relations director of the hosting team

Contact:Mike Allshouse

Team Media Contacts

Cedar Rapids Titans Chris Kokalis

Chicago SlaughterErin Wiencek

Colorado IceAaron Freimark

Green Bay BlizzardSean Whitmire

Nebraska DangerStephanie King-Witt

Sioux Falls StormAllison Norgaard

Texas RevolutionMatthew Lerman

Tri-Cities FeverTeri Carr

Wyoming CavalryArgeri Layton

www.goifl.com

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CEDAR RAPIDS TITANS 12

CHICAGO SLAUGHTER 14

COLORADO ICE 17

GREEN BAY BLIZZARD 20

NEBRASKA DANGER 23

SIOUX FALLS STORM 26

TEXAS REVOLUTION 29

TRI-CITIES FEVER 31

WYOMING CAVALRY 34

TEAM INFORMATION


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CEDAR RAPIDS TITANSUNITED CONFERENCE

2012-13 TEAM INFORMATION

2013 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeSat,Feb.16 Chicago 7:05pmSun,Feb.24 at Chicago 2:05pmFri,Mar.1 Texas 705pmFri,Mar.8 Wyoming 7:05pmSat,Mar.16 BYESat. Mar 23 BYESat,Mar.30 Green Bay 7:05pmSat,Apr.6 at Chicago 6:05pmSat. Apr 13 at Texas 7:05pmSat,Apr.20 Chicago 7:05pmSat,Apr.27 BYESat,May 4 at Tri-Cities 7:05pmSat,May 11 Sioux Falls 7:05pmSat,May 18 at Green Bay 7:00pmSat,May 25 at Sioux Falls 7:05pmFri, May 31 at Wyoming 7:05pmSat,Jun 8 Green Bay 7:05pmSat,Jun.15 BYE

2012 RESULTSRegular Season:4-10 Home: 4-3 Away:0-7Date Opponent Result3/3 Lehigh Valley W,32-133/9 at Green Bay L, 12-643/23 Chicago W,52-404/1 at Sioux Falls L,29-694/7 Green Bay L,46-584/14 at Lehigh Valley L,19-254/21 Omaha L,32-504/28 at Reading L,47-515/5 at Chicago L,38-415/12 Reading W,32-275/18 Bloomington L,13-296/1 at Omaha L,33-516/8 at Bloomington L,64-746/16 Nebraska W,42-38

United Conference Coaching HistoryYear Name Record

Team Colors: Black,Teal, White 2012 Kyle Moore Brown......4-102013 Mark Stoute .................0-0

Address:1100 Rockford Road SW Cedar Rapids,IA, 52404Telephone: (319) 730-6301Website: www.cedarrapidstitans.com

Arena Information:Club Officials: Cedar Rapids Ice ArenaOwner/GM: Chris Kokalis (Opened in 2000)Asst GM: Eric George Capacity:4,000

1100 Rockford Rd. SWCedar Rapids, IA 52404

IRECORD HOLDERSIFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE SEASONCATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Andre Crenshaw 2012 58Passing Yards Kenneth Black Jr. 2012 939Passing TD Kenneth Black Jr. 2012 14Recieving No A. Bloom& J. Gray 2012 38Receiving Yards Antuan Bloom 2012 429Receiving TDS Eric McCain 2012 7Rushing Yards Tyler Batts 2012 198Rushing Tds Andre Crenshaw 2012 7Interceptions By T.J Simmons 2012 9Sacks Jeremy Maddox 2012 5Tackles J. Abdullah & T.Simmons 2012 78KO Return Yards T.J Simmons 2012 713Field Goals Made Scott Enos 2012 9

IFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE GAMECATEGORY NAME GAME PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Andre Crenshaw 4.28.12 at Reading 30Passing Yards Willie Copeland 3.3.12 vs Lehigh Valley 226Passing TD Colten Hansen 6.8.12 at Bloomington 6Recieving No Eric McCain 5.5.12 at Chicago 9Receiving Yards 2X MR:E. McCain 5.5.12 at Chicago 89Receiving TDS 3X MR: J.King III 6.16.12 vs Nebraska 3Rushing Yards Colten Hansen 6.16.12 vs Nebraska 95Rushing Tds Andre Crenshaw 4.28.12 at Reading 4Interceptions By T.J Simmons 4.28.12 at Reading 2Sacks 2X MR: J.Maddox 5.18.12 vs Bloomington 2Tackles Jamil Abdullah 5.5.12 at Chicago 17KO Return Yards T.J Simmons 5.5.12 at Chicago 147Field Goals Made Scott Enos 5.5.12 at Chicago 4

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2012 TEAM STATISTICS

OFFENSECategory PerformancePoints Per Game 35.1Yards Per Game 193.9Passing Yds Per Game 141.8Rushing Yds Per Game 62.5Passing TDS 35Passing INTS 18Rushes 261Avg. Per Rush 3.4Rushing TDS 22Total Penalties 99

DEFENSECategory PerformancePoints Against Per Game 45Yards Against P er Game 260.5Passing Yards Allowed PG 193.9Rushing YDS Allowed PG 71.6Interceptions 16Forced Fumbles 10Tackles 686Sacks 15Rushing TDS Allowed 32

SPECIAL TEAMSCategory PerformanceField Goals Attempted 49Field Goals Made 11Field Goal % .22Extra Point Attempted 47Extra Points Made 29Extra Point % .62Kick Return Yards 1031Avg. Kick Return Yards 13.2Kick Return TDS 3

MARK STOUTEStoute is entering his first season as head coach with the Titans in 2013.2013 will be his 21st season coaching football.

He spent the last three seasons with the Milwaukee Mustangs of the Arena Football League (AFL) serving as the Mustangs assistant head coach and director of player personnel. Prior to his time with the Mustangs, he spent time with the Green Bay Blizzard where he was assistant head coach and director of player personnel. In both 2006 and 2008 helped lead the Blizzard to a Division Championship and a trip to the ArenaCup in 2006, and in 2007 he spent one season as the Laredo Lobos head coach before returning to Green Bay.

He earned his first coaching job in 1992 when he was hired to work with special teams for Southern Connecticut State University.

ALL PURPOSE KICKINGPlayer GP FGA FGM % EPA EPM %Player GP YDS TD PTSScott Enos 7 31 9 .29 26 17 .65T.J Simmons 14 845 3 18Mike Polaski 5 7 1 .14 6 3 .50Tyler Batts 10 473 6 38Cory Bougie 2 1 0 0 10 6 .60Jonnie King III 4 458 6 36

Antuan Bloom 12 430 3 20DEFENSEEric McCain 9 385 7 42

Johnny Gray 7 325 5 30 Player GP TOT SOL AST INT SAC Andre Crenshaw 5 292 9 58 T.J Simmons 14 78 49 29 9 0Everett Roberts 7 225 6 36 Jamil Abdullah 11 78 57 21 4 1Travis Rhone 5 172 4 24 Vernard Wilkins 8 53 31 22 1 2Kenneth Black Jr 8 158 4 26 Wes McDermott 8 51 29 22 0 0

Tommie Williams 10 51 32 19 0 0Elijah Fields 7 49 35 14 0 1PASSINGDevin King 8 42 20 22 0 0Player GP RAT A C Yds TD INTJeremy Maddox 12 41 33 8 0 5Kenneth Black 8 80.9 165 88 939 14 7 Xzavie Jackson 13 32 25 7 0 4Willie Copeland 6 54.7 176 78 660 10 8 Jovan Jackson 4 23 13 10 0 0Colten Hansen 9 96.0 68 35 386 11 2

Everett Roberts 7 0.0 2 0 0 0

RUSHINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDTyler Batts 10 74 198 2.7 37 3Andre Crenshaw 5 50 160 3.2 24 7Kenneth Black Jr 8 43 158 3.7 21 4Colten Hansen 9 24 157 6.5 40 2Travis Rhone 5 42 113 2.7 17 4Willie Copeland 6 13 34 2.6 15 0Johnny Gray 7 5 23 4.6 10 1Johnnie King III 4 3 9 3.0 4 0Xzavie Jackson 13 3 8 2.7 6 1Daron Clark 4 1 8 8.0 8 0

RECEIVINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDAntuan Bloom 12 38 429 11.3 48 3Johnny Gray 7 38 302 7.9 44 4Eric McCain 9 32 385 12.0 33 7Tyler Batts 10 18 147 14.7 36 3Everett Roberts 7 17 225 13.2 45 6Andre Crenshaw 5 14 114 8.1 18 2Johnnie King III 4 12 121 10.1 34 4Chris Headd 11 12 157 13.1 39 4Travis Rhone 5 7 59 8.4 23 0James Terry 3 4 14 4.7 9 1

RETURNSPlayer GP K KY KAV KL KTDT. J Simmons 14 43 713 16.6 56 1Johnnie King III 4 15 328 21.9 54 2Tyler Batts 10 13 128 9.8 19 0Andre Crenshaw 5 2 18 9.0 16 0Ced Jones 1 2 32 16.0 21 0

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CHICAGO SLAUGHTERUNITED CONFERENCE

2012-13 TEAM INFORMATION2013 SCHEDULE

Date Opponent TimeSat,Feb.16 at Cedar Rapids 7:05pmSun,Feb.24 Cedar Rapids 2:05pmSat,Mar.2 Green Bay 6:05pmSat,Mar.9 BYESun,Mar.17 Texas 2:05pmSat,Mar.23 at Green Bay 7:00pmSat,Mar 30 BYESat,Apr.6 Cedar Rapids 6:05pmFri,Apr.12 at Wyoming 8:05pmSat,Apr.20 at Cedar Rapids 7:05pmSat,Apr.27 Sioux Falls 6:05pmFri,May 3 at Texas 7:05pmSat,May 11 Texas 6:05pmSat,May 18 at Sioux Falls 7:05pmSat,May 25 BYEFri,May 31 Green Bay 7:35pmSat,Jun 8 BYESat,Jun 15 at Green Bay 7:00pm

2012 RESULTSRegular Season:6-8 Home: 5-2 Away:3-6

Date Opponent Result2/19 Bloomington W,50-342/24 at Lehigh Valley L,28-303/3 at Bloomington L,44-553/23 at Cedar Rapids L,40-523/31 Bloomington L,65-704/8 at Sioux Falls L,45-734/13 at Green Bay L,36-634/21 Green Bay W,45-424/28 at Lehigh Valley W,54-515/5 Cedar Rapids W,41-385/18 Reading W,67-505/25 at Bloomington L,62-436/2 at Reading W,46-406/8 Lehigh Valley L,54-53


Team Colors: Black,Red, White 2010-13 Steve McMichael 20-22

1055 W. Golf RoadHoffman Estates,IL 60169Telephone: (847) 310-3190Website: www.chicagoslaughter.com

Arena Information:Club Officials: Sears Centre ArenaGeneral Manager: Jeff Sedivy (Opened in 2006)Office Manager: Anthony Staggs Capacity: 8,362Dir. Ticket Operations: Julie Svejda 5333 Prarie Stone ParkwayDir. Marketing: Erin Wiencek Hoffman Estates, IL 60192

IFL RECORD HOLDERSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE SEASONCATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Daniel DuFrene 2012 156Passing Yards Perry Patterson 2012 2282Passing TD Perry Patterson 2012 39Recieving No DeCody Fagg 2010 62Receiving Yards Shatone Powers 2011 880Receiving TDS James Robinson 2011 17Rushing Yards Daniel DuFrene 2012 657Rushing Tds Daniel DuFrene 2012 23Interceptions By Christopher Rodgers 2012 11Sacks Johnathon Kowalyshen 2011 8Tackles Lenny Radtke 2012 152KO Return Yards Reggie Gray 2010 701Field Goals Made Chris Nendick 2011 21

IFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE GAMECATEGORY NAME GAME PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Kevin Grady 5.7.11 at Richmond 36Passing Yards Ben Sankey 3.5.11 vs Reading 317Passing TD Randy Hutchinson 5.28.10 vs W. Michigan 9Recieving No James Robinson 4.1.11 at Bloomington 11Receiving Yards Shatone Powers 3.5.11 vs Reading 180Receiving TDS Reggie Gray 5.28.10 vs W. Michigan 5Rushing Yards Kevin Grady 5.7.11 at Richmond 135Rushing Tds Kevin Grady 5.7.11 at Richmond 6Interceptions By Christopher Rodgers 5.18.12 vs Reading 4Sacks Johnathon Kowalyshen 3.5.11 vs Reading 4Tackles Lenny Radtke 5.18.12 vs Reading 19KO Return Yards Lucian Walker 4.13.12 at Green Bay 131Field Goals Made Chris Nendick 4.29.11 vs Green Bay 5

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STEVE MONGO MCMICHAELOne of the IFLs most recognizable figures, McMichael is entering his eighth season as Head Coach of the Chicago Slaughter.

McMichael was hired by the Chicago Slaughter in 2006 and lead the Slaughter to the playoffs in six of his first seven seasons.

Prior to becoming Slaughter Head Coach, McMichael spent 14 seasons in the NFL for the New England Patriots, Chicago Bears, and the Green Bay Packers. He was drafted out of Texas in 1980 by the New England Patriots and was aquired by the Chcicago Bears in 1981. He helped lead the Chicago Bears to thier 1985 Super Bowl victory. McMichael was named to the NFCs Pro Bowl teams in 1986 and 1987. He finished his NFL career with 838 tackles, 95 sacks and two interceptions.

After retiring in 1994, McMichael worked for the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and in 1995 moved to the World Championship Wrestling (WCW). He moved on from wrestling in 1999. McMichael resides in Chicago and Texas with his wife, Misty, and daughter Macy.

2013 HEAD COACH


OFFENSECategory PerformancePoints Per Game 46.9Yards Per Game 276.4Passing Yds Per Game 187.6Rushing Yds Per Game 96.9Passing TDS 45Passing INTS 17Rushes 336Avg. Per Rush 4Rushing TDS 37Total Penalties 111

DEFENSECategory PerformancePoints Against Per Game 51Yards Against P er Game 260Passing Yards Allowed PG 193.6Rushing YDS Allowed PG 71.1Interceptions 23Forced Fumbles 12Tackles 695Sacks 12Rushing TDS Allowed 32


Perry Patterson 14 1 0 0 1 1 1.00ALL PURPOSEPlayer GP YDS TD PTS DEFENSEDaniel DuFrene 14 1168 26 156

Player GP TOT SOL AST INT SAC Lucian Walker 8 808 6 36Lenny Radtke 14 152 86 66 6 0Tony Taylor 8 777 4 24Ronnie Mason 14 73 37 36 1 1Eyad Salem 11 569 8 48Calvin Gant Jr. 13 70 49 21 2 0Juice Williams 14 545 9 54Marcus Winn 11 66 41 25 1 0Ernest Jackson 11 524 12 72Chris Rodgers 10 52 37 15 11 0Shatone Powers 9 446 11 66Jon Kowalyshen 8 46 29 17 0 4Perry Patterson 14 177 4 25Bryan Jackson 12 39 19 20 0 0Romandre Gibbs 4 140 1 6Brandon Jordan 8 32 19 13 0 2.5Lenny Radtke 14 91 0 0Chris Turner 10 25 9 16 0 2.5M. Wooldridge 7 21 16 5 0 0PASSING

Player GP RAT A C Yds TD INTPerry Patterson 14 97.9 363 212 2282 39 13Juice Williams 14 63.5 64 28 303 6 4Chris Nendick 13 79.2 1 1 -4 0 0Daniel DuFrene 14 39.6 1 0 0 0 0

RUSHINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDDaniel DuFrene 14 146 657 4.5 48 23Juice Williams 14 67 245 3.7 25 7Lucian Walker 8 44 112 2.5 12 1Perry Patterson 14 41 177 4.3 27 4Romandre Gibbs 4 21 106 5.0 21 1Tony Taylor 8 9 35 4.4 11 0Eyad Salem 11 6 28 4.7 11 1Lenny Radtke 14 1 1 1.0 1 0

RECEIVINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDErnest Jackson 11 48 528 11.0 41 12Eyad Salem 11 47 544 11.6 37 7Shatone Powers 9 36 446 12.4 41 11Daniel DuFrene 14 29 236 8.1 28 3Juice Williams 14 27 279 10.3 27 2Tony Taylor 8 22 250 11.4 30 4Lucian Walker 8 10 134 13.4 41 4Troy Pascely 2 6 55 9.2 34 0Romandre Gibbs 4 6 34 5.7 11 0David Brown 2 3 50 16.7 26 1

RETURNSPlayer GP K KY KAV KL KTDLucian Walker 8 32 538 16.8 55 1Tony Taylor 8 28 486 17.4 40 0Daniel Dufrene 14 17 275 16.2 34 0Lenny Radtke 14 4 50 12.5 22 0Calvin Gant Jr. 12 1 34 34.0 34 0

KICKINGPlayer GP FGA FGM % EPA EPM %Chris Nendick 13 49 19 .39 74 62 .84Ryan Fillingim 1 4 2 .50 6 4 .67

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ALL-TIME SCORES

(Records include playoffs)

2010 Season: Chicago Slaughter (7-9)2/27 Rochester L,47-493/13 at Richmond L,25-303/21 Bloomington L,26-273/27 Alaska W,34-334/10 at Bloomington W,50-434/24 Kent W,71-294/30 at La Crosse L,29-355/8 at Green Bay W, 46-435/14 at Bloomington L,30-335/22 Green Bay W,50-475/28 W. Michigan W, 83-496/5 at Rochester L, 36-436,12 La Crosse L, 20-276/19 at Green Bay L, 30-55QUARTERFINAL6/26 at Green Bay W, 46-39SEMIFINAL7/3 at Sioux Falls L, 33-47

2011 Season: Chicago Slaughter (8-7)2/19 at La Crosse W, 69-482/26 Omaha L,36-393/5 Reading W, 59-553/25 Seattle W, 37-364/1 at Bloomington L, 44-534/9 La Crosse W, 54-404/16 at Lehigh Valley W, 52-274/22 at Fairbanks L, 35-404/29 Green Bay W, 42-395/7 at Richmond W, 49-465/14 Bloomington W, 42-165/21 at Omaha L, 29-486/4 Sioux Falls L, 28-766/10 at Green Bay L, 48-65QUARTERFINAL6/18 at Reading L, 33-76

2012 Season: Chicago Slaughter (6-8)2/19 Bloomington W, 50-342/24 at Lehigh Valley L, 28-303/3 at Bloomington L,44-553/23 at Cedar Rapids L, 40-523/31 Bloomington L, 65-704/8 at Sioux Falls L, 45-734/13 at Green Bay L,36-634/21 Green Bay W, 45-424/28 at Lehigh Valley W, 54-515/5 Cedar Rapids W, 41-385/18 Reading W, 67-505/25 at Bloomington L, 43-626/2 at Reading W, 46-406/8 Lehigh Valley L, 54-53

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COLORADO ICEINTENSE CONFERENCE


Date Opponent TimeFri,Mar.1 Tri-Cities 7:00pmSat,Mar.9 at Nebraska 6:00pmSun,Mar.17 Green Bay 3:00pmSun,Mar.24 Sioux Falls 3:00pmFri,Mar.29 at Wyoming 7:05pmSat,Apr.6 BYESat,Apr.13 Nebraska 6:00omSat,Apr.20 at Sioux Falls 6:05pmSat,Apr.27 at Nebraska 6:00omFri,May 3 at Wyoming 7:05omSat,May 11 BYESat,May 18 Tri-Cities 6:00pmSat, May 25 at Tri-Cities 8:05pmSat,Jun.1 at Texas 6:05pmFri,Jun.7 Nebraska 7:00pmSat,Jun.15 Wyoming 6:00pm

All Times Mountain Time (MT)


Date Opponent Result2/26 at New Mexico L,39-463/4 Wyoming W,72-363/10 at Tri-Cities L,50-643/18 Allen W,61-553/31 Everett W,49-364/6 at Wyoming W,42-354/14 at New Mexico L,41-444/28 Wyoming W,48-335/5 Nebraska L,33-455/12 at Wyoming W,59-465/18 New Mexico W,58-95/26 at Everett W,54-256/2 Tri-Cities L,49-526/9 at Sioux Falls L,26-69Quarterfinal Playoff Game6/22 at Tri-Cities L,42-52

Intense ConferenceCoaching History

Team Colors: Navy, Columbia Blue, Year Name RecordWhite 2009-11 Collins Sanders...18-24

2012-13 Heron ONeal....... 8-6218 Smokey St.Fort Collins, CO 80525Telephone: (970 )472-0128Website: www.thecoloradoice.com

Club Officials: Arena Information:Owner: Tom Wigley Buweiser Events CenterGeneral Manager: Collins Sanders (Opened in 2003)VP of Operations: Aaron Friemark Capacity: 5,289CFO: Patty Wigley 5290 Arena Circle

Loveland, CO 80538IFL RECORD HOLDERSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE SEASONCATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Bobby Purify 2010 134Passing Yards David Knighton 2011 2038Passing TD David Knighton 2011 38Recieving No Josh Gibson 2009 53Receiving Yards Josh Gibson 2009 673Receiving TDS Mark Henderson 2012 13Rushing Yards Tobias Robinson 2012 431Rushing Tds Terry Washington 2011 17Interceptions By 2 Times: MR Josh Morris 2012 6Sacks Eryk Anders 2011 7Tackles Landon Jones 2010 140KO Return Yards Josh Gibson 2009 959Field Goals Made Aric Goodman 2012 19

IFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE GAMECATEGORY NAME GAME PERFORMANCEPoints Scored (x2) MR: T. Washington 5.27.11 at Wyoming 30Passing Yards David Knighton 6.5.10 vs Sioux Falls 247Passing TD Justin Holland 5.22.09 at Omaha 6Receiving No Justin Gallas 4.11.09 vs Bloomington 8Receiving Yards George Hill 5.22.09 at Omaha 121Receiving TDS (x2) MR: Jessie Poku 3.4.12 vs Wyoming 3Rushing Yards Tobias Robinson 5.12.12 at Wyoming 136Rushing Tds (x2) MR: T. Washington 5.27.11 at Wyoming 5Interceptions By (x2) MR: Donnie Craft Jr. 6.13.09 vs El Paso 2Sacks Darius Hart 3.4.12 vs Wyoming 3Tackles (x2) MR:Prince Hall 6.4.11 vs Allen 17KO Return Yards Demarcus James 5.20.11 vs Tri-Cities 190Field Goals Made Aric Goodman 2.26.12 at New Mexico 3

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HERON ONEALCoach ONeal took over as Head Coach for the Colorado Ice in the summer of 2011, after having a great season as the Defensive Coordinator for the Ice. ONeal is beginning his thirteeenth season in indoor football. He played four seasons and is entering his ninth as a coach.

A native of Chicago he played at Mt. Carmel and received a full ride scholarship to Western Michigan University, where he Red-Shirted in 1993 and was a 4 year starter. In 1998, ONeal went to the NFL Combine and signed as a free agent with the Jacksonville Jaguars practice squad. Then signed as a free agent in 1998 with the Chicago Bears.

ONeal started his coaching career in 2005 as the Defensive Coordinator for the Wyoming Cavalry. From 2006 2010 ONeal was the Head Coach of the Billings Outlaws, where he led the team to three National Championships. ONeal is currently tied for the most United Bowl Championships in IFL history with two (2009 and 2010). He also guided the Outlaws to the NIFL title in 2006. At the age of 33, Coach ONeal is the youngest coach in IFL history to win a United Bowl Championship.

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OFFENSECategory PerformancePoints Per Game 48.6Yards Per Game 226.5Passing Yds Per Game 137Rushing Yds Per Game 92.7Passing TDS 40Passing INTS 7Rushes 334Avg. Per Rush 3.9Rushing TDS 40Total Penalties 136

DEFENSECategory PerformancePoints Against Per Game 42.5Yards Against P er Game 244Passing Yards Allowed PG 197.7Rushing YDS Allowed PG 54.7Interceptions 18Forced Fumbles 6Tackles 656Sacks 22.5Rushing TDS Allowed 22

SPECIAL TEAMSCategory PerformanceField Goals Attempted 40Field Goals Made 19Field Goal % .48Extra Point Attempted 83Extra Points Made 76Extra Point % .92Kick Return Yards 1515Avg. Kick Return Yards 17Kick Return TDS 4

ALL PURPOSE DEFENSEPlayer GP TOT SOL AST INT SAC Player GP YDS TD PTSPrince Hall 13 90 52 38 0 1Tobias Robinson 13 1214 21 128Idy Etienne 11 65 31 34 3 0Duane Brooks 12 876 10 62Corey Sample 14 59 34 25 2 0Mark Henderson 14 639 13 78CJ Lovett 12 58 33 25 3 0Jeremy Sanders 9 446 13 78Josh Morris 13 52 31 21 6 0Jessie Poku 7 336 10 60Antoine Carter 8 42 20 22 0 4.5David Knighton 9 281 5 34Kyle Theret 7 41 26 15 1 0CJ Lovett 12 252 3 18Chris Bradwell 13 36 22 14 2 6.5Andre Harris 7 158 6 36Joseph Thornton 6 33 16 17 2 1.5James Walton 6 122 3 20Darius Hart 7 23 14 9 0 5.0Kyle Theret 7 121 1 6

PASSINGPlayer GP RAT A C Yds TD INTDavid Knighton 9 106.2 237 142 1331 30 5Jeremy Sanders 9 115.1 88 60 587 10 2Duane Brooks 12 39.6 1 0 0 0 0

RUSHINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDTobias Robinson 12 100 431 4.3 25 14David Knighton 9 85 289 3.4 19 5Jeremy Sanders 9 80 371 4.6 37 12Andre Harris 7 45 135 3.0 22 6Cordera Eason 4 17 51 3.0 30 1Duane Brooks 12 3 15 5.0 10 2Mark Henderson 14 2 2 1.0 6 0Larrone Moore 1 1 6 6.0 6 0Jason English 1 1 -2 -2.0 0 0

RECEIVINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDDuane Brooks 12 48 469 9.8 38 6Mark Henderson 14 48 627 13.1 49 13Jessie Poku 7 33 336 10.2 45 10Tobias Robinson 13 26 162 6.2 25 5James Walton 6 16 122 7.6 32 3Jeremy Sanders 9 10 75 7.5 21 1Cordera Eason 4 7 32 4.6 14 0Ken Witter 1 5 45 9.0 11 1Andre Harris 7 4 26 6.5 9 0Reynard Reynolds 4 4 32 8.0 14 1

RETURNSPlayer GP K KY KAV KL KTDTobias Robinson 13 29 621 21.4 57 2Duane Brooks 12 13 358 27.5 53 2CJ Lovett 12 6 118 19.7 45 0Mark Henderson 14 5 10 2.0 21 0Kyle Theret 7 1 19 19.0 19 0

KICKINGPlayer GP FGA FGM % EPA EPM %Aric Goodman 14 40 19 .48 82 75 .92Jason English 1 0 0 0 1 1 1.00

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ALL-TIME SCORES

2011 Season: Colorado Ice (11-4)(Records include playoffs) 2/25 Amarillo W, 37-26

3/6 Wyoming W, 39-302009 Season: Colorado Ice (5-9) 3/13 at Arizona W, 35-253/28 Billings L, 41-46 3/19 Wenatchee V. W, 52-244/4 at San Angelo L, 47-48 4/3 at Bricktown W, 38-264/11 Bloomington W, 44-26 4/9 at Amarillo W, 27-244/18 Fairbanks W, 61-30 4/17 Wyoming W, 59-544/26 at Alaska W, 38-19 4/23 at Tri-Cities L, 42-485/2 Omaha L, 68-70 5/1 Arizona W, 74-135/9 Fairbanks L, 36-50 5/14 at Nebraska W, 47-245/16 at Sioux City L, 34-64 5/20 Tri-Cities W, 58-545/22 at Omaha L,42-55 5/27 at Wyoming L, 53-595/30 at Odessa W,60-50 6/4 Allen L, 37-576/6 Alaska W, 73-38 6/10 at Arizona W, 73-126/13 El Paso L, 33-65 QUARTERFINALS6/20 at Billings L,30-83 6/27 Tri-Cities L, 42-456/27 at El Paso L, 18-51

2012 Season: Colorado Ice (8-7)2/26 at New Mexico L, 39-46

2010 Season: Colorado Ice (2-12) 3/4 Wyoming W, 72-372/27 Sioux City L, 38-48 3/10 at Tri-Cities L, 50-643/5 Billings L, 39-47 3/18 Allen W, 61-543/20 at Wichita L, 40-54 3/31 at Everett W, 49-363/27 at Sioux City L, 28-55 4/6 at Wyoming W, 42-354/11 at Billings L, 47-71 4/14 at New Mexico L, 41-444/18 Amarillo L, 37-56 4/28 Wyoming W, 48-334/24 at Amarillo L,41-47 5/5 Nebraska L, 33-455/1 at Sioux Falls L, 28-41 5/12 at Wyoming W, 59-465/8 Wichita L, 30-32 5/18 New Mexico W, 58-95/15 Tri-Cities W, 57-41 5/26 at Everett W, 54-255/29 Sioux City W, 42-38 6/2 Tri-Cities L, 49-526/5 Sioux Falls L, 44-73 6/9 at Sioux Falls L, 26-696/12 at Omaha L, 27-39 SEMIFINALS6/18 at Fairbanks L, 33-42 6/22 at Tri-Cities L,42-52

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GREEN BAY BLIZZARDUNITED CONFERENCE


Date Opponent TimeFri,Feb.15 Sioux Falls 7:30pmSat,Feb.23 BYESat,Mar.2 at Chicago 6:05pmSat,Mar.9 BYESun,Mar.17 at Colorado 3:00pmSat,Mar.23 Chicago 7:00pmSat,Mar.30 at Cedar Rapids 7:05pmSun,Apr.7 at Sioux Falls 3:05pmSat,Apr.13 BYESat,Apr.20 Tri-Cities 7:00pmSat,Apr.27 Texas 7:00pmSat,May 4 BYEFri,May 10 Nebraska 7:30pmSat,May 18 Cedar Rapids 7:00pmSat,May 25 at Texas 7:05pmFri,May 31 at Chicago 7:35pmSat,Jun 8 at Cedar Rapids 7:05pmSat,Jun. 15 Chicago 7:00pm


Date Opponent Result2/26 at Sioux Falls L,43-733/2 at Reading W,55-323/9 Cedar Rapids W,64-123/24 at Omaha W,42-374/7 at Cedar Rapids W,58-464/13 Chicago W,63-364/21 at Chicago L,42-454/28 Bloomington W,69-565/5 at Bloomington W,34-215/11 Lehigh Valley W,76-615/19 Sioux Falls L,39-666/2 at Lehigh Valley W,41-336/8 Reading W,89-276/16 Wichita W,72-41Quarterfinal Playoff Game6/23 Bloomington W,51-30Conference Championship6/30 at Sioux Falls L,42-61


Team Colors: Forest Green, 2010-11 Rik Richards..............21-7White, Grey 2012 Robert Fuller..............11-3

1901 S. Oneida StGreen Bay, WI 54304Telephone: (920) 405-1264Website: www.greenbayblizzard.com Arena Information:

Resch CenterClub Officials: (Opened in 2002)COO: Art Clarkson Capacity: 8,600Asst. GM: Sean Whitmire 1901 S. Oneida StGroup Sales: Adam Keiselhorst Green Bay, WI 54304

IFL RECORD HOLDERSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE SEASONCATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCEPoints Scored LaRon Council 2012 202Passing Yards Donovan Porterie 2012 1990Passing TD Donovan Porterie 2012 44Recieving No Agim Shabaj 2011 62Receiving Yards Agim Shabaj 2011 743Receiving TDS Bryan Pray 2012 16Rushing Yards LaRon Council 2012 1040Rushing Tds LaRon Council 2012 32Interceptions By Arkeith Brown 2011 12Sacks James McClinton 2011 10.5Tackles Maurice Simpkins 2010 126KO Return Yards B.J Hill 2010 1028Field Goals Made Joshua Shene 2011 29

IFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE GAMECATEGORY NAME GAME PERFORMANCEPoints Scored (2x)LaRon Council MR:6.16.12 vs Wichita 30

Arlandus Hood 3.6.10 at Sioux City 30Passing Yards Willie Copeland 4.1.11 vs Richmond 316Passing TD Jake Phillips 3.6.10 at Sioux City 8Recieving No Robert Garth 4.29.11 at Chicago 11Receiving Yards Arlandus Hood 3.6.10 at Sioux City 166Receiving TDS Arlandus Hood 3.6.10 at Sioux City 5Rushing Yards LaRon Council 6.16.12 vs Wichita 148Rushing Tds LaRon Council(x2) MR:6.16.12 vs Wichita 30Sacks James McClinton 4.15.11 vs Reading 3.5Tackles Greg Jackson (x3) MR:5.7.11 vs La Crosse 13

Maurice Simpkins 4.11.10 at La Crosse 13KO Return Yards B.J Hill 4.24.10 vs Omaha 175Field Goals Made Joshua Shene 5.15.11 at Sioux Falls 6

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Robert Fuller Robert Fuller is entering his second season as the Head Coach and Director of Football Operations with the Green Bay Blizzard. Fuller has been awarded IFL Coach of the Year in consecutive seasons (2011 and 2012). Fullers all-time IFL record as a head coach is

In 2012, Fuller led the Blizzard to an 11-3 record and a berth in the United Conference Championship game. Under Fullers guidance, Blizzard RB LaRon Council ran for 1,040 yards becoming just the fifth RB in indoor football history to rush for 1,000 yards. The two-time IFL Head Coach of the Year has lead his team to the playoffs every season.

Prior to coaching the Blizzard, Fuller coached the Fairbanks Grizzlies leading the team to a 10-5 record and setting franchise records for wins and points scored.

Fuller has also spent five seasons coaching various positions at the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND. He also works as a teacher with at-risk youth for a local non-profit organization.Fuller is a two-time recipient of the IFLs Adam Pringle Award which recognizes community service and sportsmanship

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DEFENSECategory PerformancePoints Against Per Game 41.9Yards Against P er Game 206.6Passing Yards Allowed PG 155.6Rushing YDS Allowed PG 59.9Interceptions 32Forced Fumbles8Tackles 578Sacks 17Rushing TDS Allowed 22


ALL PURPOSEDEFENSEPlayer GP YDS TD PTSPlayer GP TOT SOL AST INT SAC LaRon Council 14 1334 33 202Aaron Moore 14 78 62 16 8 2B.J Hill 13 941 6 36Greg Jackson 10 75 57 18 4 2.5Bryan Pray 14 881 17 104B.J Hill 13 62 47 15 9 0Desmond Tardy 13 735 14 86James Romain 14 57 47 10 4 0Scott Burnoski 9 351 9 54Kenneth Viser 11 40 33 7 2 0A. Verboncouer 10 289 8 48Junior Aumavae 14 38 29 9 0 2.5Aaron Moore 14 143 1 6Trevor Glomski 7 29 13 16 0 0John Halman 8 127 3 18Jordan Lardonis 8 19 13 6 0 2.5Greg Jackson 10 108 1 6PJ South 8 18 11 7 1 1Kenneth Viser 11 90 1 6Kyle Longsdorf 5 17 13 4 0 0

PASSINGPlayer GP RAT A C Yds TD INTDonovan Porterie 14 91.9 278 158 1990 44 18Scott Burnoski 9 148.6 3 2 37 1 0Desmond Tardy 13 39.6 1 0 0 0 0Adam Neugebauer 1 39.6 1 0 0 0 0

RUSHINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDLaRon Council 14 256 1040 4.1 28 32Donovan Porterie 14 66 77 1.2 30 9A. Verboncouer 10 56 284 5.1 38 8Bryan Pray 14 13 63 4.8 13 0Desmond Tardy 13 3 24 8.0 16 0Scott Burnoski 9 2 3 1.5 4 0Adrian Trevino 14 2 -3 -1.5 0 0Adam Neugubauer 1 3 -6 -2 5 0

RECEIVINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDBryan Pray 14 45 708 15.7 34 16Desmond Tardy 13 39 512 13.1 34 14LaRon Council 14 33 213 6.5 22 1Scott Burnoski 9 27 347 12.9 29 9John Halman 8 10 169 16.9 39 3Curtis Thomas 6 2 31 15.5 16 0Kenneth Viser 11 1 15 15.0 15 0James Romain 14 1 4 4.0 4 0A. Verboncouer 10 1 5 5.0 5 0Donovon Porterie 14 1 -1 -1.0 0 0

RETURNSPlayer GP K KY KAV KL KTDB.J Hill 13 30 695 23.2 58 4Desmond Tardy 13 11 199 18.1 38 0LaRon Council 14 7 81 11.6 27 0Bryan Pray 14 6 100 16.7 50 1Tyron Hurst 9 2 36 18.0 21 0

KICKINGPlayer GP FGA FGM % EPA EPM %Adrian Trevino 14 29 16 .55 100 87 .87Kenneth Viser 11 1 0 0 0 0 0

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ALL-TIME SCORES2012 Season: Green Bay Blizzard (12-4)

(Records include playoffs) 2/26 at Sioux Falls L, 43-733/2 at Reading W, 55-32

2010 Season: Green Bay Blizzard (10-5) 3/9 Cedar Rapids W, 64-123/6 at Sioux City W, 69-61 3/24 at Omaha W, 42-373/13 at Bloomington L, 20-24 4/7 at Cedar Rapids W, 58-463/19 La Crosse W, 48-12 4/13 Chicago W, 63-363/26 Bloomington W, 35-21 4/21 at Chicago L, 42-454/3 at Maryland W, 46-45 4/28 Bloomington W, 69-564/11 at La Crosse W, 43-30 5/5 at Bloomington W, 34-214/17 at W. Michigan W. 72-69 5/11 Lehigh Valley W, 76-614/24 Omaha W, 50-49 5/19 Sioux Falls L, 39-665/8 Chicago L, 43-46 6/2 at Lehigh Valley W, 41-335/22 at Chicago L, 47-50 6/8 Reading W, 89-275/29 at Richmond L, 50-54 6/16 Wichita W, 72-416/5 Wichita W, 40-38 SEMIFINAL6/12 W. Michigan W. 74-9 6/23 Bloomington W, 51-306/19 Chicago W, 55-30 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPQUARTERFINALS 6/30 at Sioux Falls L, 42-616/26 Chicago L, 39-46

2011 Season: Green Bay Blizzard (12-4)3/5 at Bloomington L, 26-423/12 at Wichita W, 55-413/18 Bloomington W, 61-503/27 at Nebraska W, 48-384/1 Richmond W, 67-474/15 Reading W, 62-194/22 at Wenatchee V. W, 60-64/29 at Chicago L, 39-425/7 La Crosse W, 44-215/15 at Sioux Falls L, 38-575/21 Reading W, 72-405/27 at La Crosse W, 66-316/46/10 Chicago W, 65-48SEMIFINALS6/25 Reading W, 68-51CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP7/9 at Sioux Falls L, 12-52

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NEBRASKA DANGERINTENSE CONFERENCE


Date Opponent TimeSat,Mar.2 Sioux Falls 7:00pmSat,Mar.9 Colorado 7:00pmSatMar.16 Tri-Cities 7:00pmFri,Mar.22 at WyomingSat,Mar.30 BYESat,Apr.6 Texas 7:00pmSat, Apr. 13 at Colorado 6:00pmSat,Apr.20 at Texas 7:05pmFri,Apr.26 Colorado 7:00pmSat,May 4 at Sioux Falls 7:05pmSat,May 11 at Green Bay 7:30pmSat,May 18 at Wyoming 7:00pmFri,May 24 Wyoming 7:00pmFri,May 31 BYESat,Jun.8 at Colorado 7:00pmSat,Jun.15 Tri-Cities 7:00pm


Date Opponent Result3/4 Tri-Cities L,23-383/12 Omaha W,48-343/23 Wyoming L,43-443/31 at Allen L,86-574/5 at Everett L,35-524/14 Wichita W,42-274/21 at Sioux Falls L,49-764/27 Everett W,68-595/5 at Colorado W,45-335/12 at Omaha L,54-685/19 at Wichita L,50-576/2 Allen L,62-716/9 Omaha W,50-346/16 at Cedar Rapids L,42-38

Intense Conference Coaching HistoryYear Name Record

Team Colors: Lime Green, Navy 2011-12 Mike Davis........... 7-18Blue, White

3123 W. Stolley Park RdGrand Island, NE, 68801Telephone: (308) 381-2942Website: www.dangerfootball.com

Arena Information:Club Officials: Eihusen ArenaOwner:Charlie Bosselman (Opened in 2006)GM: Mike McCoy Capacity: 7,000VP Ops: Brian Fausch 700 E. Stolley Park RdDir. of Comm: Stephanie King-Witt Grand Island, NE 68801

IFL RECORD HOLDERSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE SEASONCATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Kayne Farquharson 2012 160Passing Yards Rocky Hinds 2012 2096Passing TD Rocky Hinds 2012 49Recieving No Kayne Farquharson 2012 74Receiving Yards Kayne Farquharson 2012 915Receiving TDS Kayne Farquharson 2012 26Rushing Yards Daniel Libre 2012 493Rushing Tds Dixie Wooten 2012 11Interceptions By Travarous Bain 2011 4Sacks Brandon Jenkins 2012 7Tackles Walner Leandre 2012 125KO Return Yards Maurice Mansfield 2011 959Field Goals Made George Pierson 2012 10

IFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE GAMECATEGORY NAME GAME PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Kayne Farquharson 3.12.12 vs Omaha 24Passing Yards Willie Tuitama 4.30.11 vs Sioux Falls 301Passing TD 3X: MR Rocky Hinds 6.9.12 at Nebraska 6Recieving No 2X: Doug Williams 5.28.12 vs Omaha 11Receiving Yards Maurice Mansfield 4.30.11 vs Sioux Falls 145Receiving TDS 5X: MR:K. Farquharson 4.14.12 vs Wichita 4Rushing Yards Jackson 4.9.11 at Wenatchee Valley 99Rushing Tds Dixie Wooten 4.16.11 vs Allen 4Sacks Walner Leandre 3.27.11 vs Green Bay 3.5Tackles Walner Leandre 3.12.12 vs Omaha 19KO Return Yards Maurice Mansfield 4.9.11 at Wenatchee Valley 133Field Goals Made 4X:MR:George Pierson 6.2.12 vs Allen 2

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MIKE DAVISMike Davis is starting his third season as the Head Coach of the Nebraska Danger. He is the first coach in the franchises history.

Born and raised on the East Coast, Coach Davis brings seven years of experience to the Danger. He attended Virginia Tech where he played linebacker. After losing in the National Championship game, Davis played six years in the arena and indoor leagues before moving into coaching.

Davis brings a wealth of knowledge and recruiting experience to the Danger, as he helped build and win an indoor championship in Virginia. Davis took over the River City Rage franchise in 2008, and led them to the championship game. Before becoming head coach of the Danger, he coached the Omaha Beef to a 10-5 record after a 2-4 start. The defensive unit held opponents to under 40 points in all but one game two years ago. A strong defense and an exciting offense should make for a very potent team for the Danger this year.

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DEFENSECategory PerformancePoints Against Per Game 51.5Yards Against P er Game 255.7Passing Yards Allowed PG 184.7Rushing YDS Allowed PG 79.8Interceptions 12Forced Fumbles 7Tackles 644Sacks 26Rushing TDS Allowed 31


ALL PURPOSE KICKINGPlayer GP FGA FGM % EPA EPM %Player GP YDS TD PTSGeorge Pierson 8 21 10 .48 49 37 .76Kayne Farquharson 14 915 26 160Alex Tejada 6 12 6 .50 24 17 .71Daniel Libre 11 683 9 56

Chris Bell 13 664 11 66DEFENSETravares Pressley 6 456 4 24

Corey Surrency 9 455 12 76 Player GP TOT SOL AST INT SAC Roy Polite 8 349 0 0 Pig Brown 11 60 43 17 3 0.5Erick Jackson 5 270 1 6 Adrian Davis 12 52 30 22 1 5.5Ryan Moore 4 263 10 62 Darnell Terrell 12 45 27 18 2 0.5Marcus Bennett 2 191 2 12 Carl Gettis 9 43 31 12 3 0Rocky Hinds 12 164 7 44 Patrick Wells 8 41 28 13 1 0

Brandon Jenkins 10 36 19 17 0 7Roy Polite 8 30 18 12 1 0PASSINGJervonte Jackson 7 29 18 11 0 1Player GP RAT A C Yds TD INTSteve Allen 5 29 20 9 0 0Rocky Hinds 12 87.3 330 181 2096 49 21 Walner Leandre 2 26 4 22 0 1Terry Mayo 2 87.2 72 36 411 8 3

Dwight Dasher 4 91.8 30 18 146 3 1Jameel Sewell 6 86.2 13 5 24 2 0

RUSHINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDDaniel Libre 11 114 493 4.3 22 8Rocky Hinds 12 63 155 2.5 23 7Erick Jackson 5 34 101 3.0 10 1Travares Pressley 6 29 149 5.1 31 3Jameel Sewell 6 14 34 2.4 10 2Chris Bell 13 9 39 4.3 15 1Terry Mayo 2 6 24 4.0 17 1Dwight Dasher 4 4 20 5.0 10 0Mike Jones 6 1 5 5.0 5 0Carl Gettis 9 1 5 5.0 5 0

RECEIVINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDKayne Farquharson 14 74 915 12.4 45 26Chris Bell 13 55 581 10.6 41 10Corey Surrency 9 38 455 12.0 47 12Daniel Libre 11 19 170 8.9 31 1Ryan Moore 4 19 263 13.8 36 10Mike Jones 6 8 77 9.6 24 1Erick Jackson 5 7 53 7.6 23 0Austin Toliver 3 7 60 8.6 15 1Marcus Barnett 2 5 57 11.4 30 1Travares Pressley 6 3 5 1.7 7 0

RETURNSPlayer GP K KY KAV KL KTDRoy Polite 8 21 349 16.6 36 0Travares Pressley 6 16 302 18.9 53 1Erick Jackson 5 8 116 14.5 26 0Chris Bell 13 8 44 5.5 16 0Pig Brown 11 5 20 4.0 10 0

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ALL-TIME SCORES


2011 Season: Nebraska Danger (3-11)3/7 Wichita3/21 at Sioux Falls L, 32-803/27 Green Bay L, 38-484/3 at La Crosse L, 44-504/9 at Wenatchee V. W, 84-634/16 Allen W, 60-374/23 at Omaha L, 37-464/30 Sioux Falls L, 56-785/7 at Allen L, 23-495/14 Colorado L, 24-475/21 at Bloomington L, 27-455/28 Omaha L, 41-756/4 at Wichita L, 22-656/11 Wyoming L, 44-46

2012 Season: Nebraska Danger (5-9)3/4 Tri-Cities L, 23-383/12 Omaha W, 48-343/23 Wyoming L, 43-443/31 at Allen L, 86-574/5 at Everett L, 35-524/14 Wichita W, 42-274/21 at Sioux Falls L, 76-494/27 Everett W, 68-595/5 at Colorado W, 45-335/12 at Omaha L, 54-685/19 at Wichita L, 50-576/2 Allen L, 62-716/9 Omaha W, 50-346/16 at Cedar Rapids L, 38-42

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SIOUX FALLS STORMUNITED CONFERENCE


Date Opponent TimeFri,Feb.15 at Green Bay 7:30pmSun,Feb.23 BYESat,Mar.2 at Nebraska 7:00pmSat,Mar.9 BYESun,Mar.17 Wyoming 3:05pmSat, Mar.23 at Colorado 7:00pmSat,Mar.30 BYESun,Apr.7 Green Bay 3:05pmSat,Apr.13 at Tri-Cities 7:00pmSat,Apr.20 Colorado 7:05pmSat,Apr.27 at Chicago 6:05pmSat,May 4 Nebraska 7:05pmSat,May 11 at Cedar Rapids 7:05pmSat,May 18 Chicago 7:05pmSat,May 25 Cedar Rapids 7:05pmSat,Jun.1 BYE,SatJun.8 Texas 7:05pmSat,Jun.15 at Texas 7:00pm


Date Opponent Result2/26 Green Bay W,73-433/9 at Wichita W,81-543/24 at Reading W,75-424/1 Cedar Rapids W,69-294/8 Chicago W,73-454/14 at Allen W,52-454/21 Nebraska W,76-494/28 at Omaha W,49-375/12 Tri-Cities W,55-165/19 at Green Bay W,66-395/26 at Tri-Cities W,73-726/1 at Wyoming W,71-466/9 Colorado W,69-266/16 Omaha W,59-20Quarterfinals6/23 Lehigh Valley W,79-21Conference Championship6/30 Green Bay W,61-42United Bowl 7/14 Tri-Cities W,59-32


Team Colors: Red, White, Navy 2009-12 Kurtiss Riggs.......46-12

5000 S. Minnesota Ave. Ste 300Sioux Falls, SDTelephone: (605) 274-6686Website: www.siouxfallsstorm.com

Arena Information:Club Officials: Sioux Falls ArenaOwner/GM: Todd Tryon (Opened in 1961)Office Manager: Alison Norgaard Capacity: 4.760Dir. of Ops: Eric Van Beek 1201 N. West Ave.Dir. Player Personel: Tyler Sioux Falls, SD 57104Pederson

IFL RECORD HOLDERSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE SEASONCATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Sean Treasure 2009 192Passing Yards Chris Dixon 2012 3321Passing TD Chris Dixon 2011 74Recieving No James Terry 2010 94Receiving Yards Carl Sims 2012 1108Receiving TDS Clinton Solomon 2012 27Rushing Yards Sean Treasure 2009 812Rushing Tds Chris Dixon 2012 30Interceptions By Donta Moore 2011 9Sacks Tommy Chavis 2011 16.5Tackles Brian McIntire 2011 109KO Return Yards Korey Williams 2012 664Field Goals Made Rob Zarrilli 2010 23

IFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE GAMECATEGORY NAME GAME PERFORMANCEPoints Scored (x4) MR: Chris Dixon 6.1.12 at Wyoming 30Passing Yards Chris Dixon 3.9.12 at Wichita 403Passing TD Chris Dixon 3.26.11 at Wichita 9Recieving No James Terry 3.14.11 vs Wenatchee V. 13Receiving Yards James Terry 3.14.11 vs Wenatchee V. 158Receiving TDS (x3) MR: Carl Sims 4.23.11 at Bricktown 5Rushing Yards Sean Treasure 5.23.09 at Muskegon 166Rushing Tds Chris Dixon 6.1.12 at Wyoming 5Sacks Tommy Chavis 4.15.11 vs La Crosse 3.5Tackles Tyler Knight 3.26.11 at Wichita 21KO Return Yards Korey Williams 6.9.12 vs Colorado 165Field Goals Made Parker Douglass 5.28.11 vs Wichita 3

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KURTISS RIGGS Riggs is entering his tenth year as Head Coach of the Sioux Falls Storm. Under the leadership of Riggs, the Storm won five national championships from 2005-2011, and also put together a winning streak of 40 games within that span, the longest winning streak of any professional sports team.

During his tenure, Riggs has been named Coach of the Year three times, led the Storm to back-to-back undefeated seasons in 2006 and 2007, and has compiled a career record of 123-28.

Riggs began his indoor career as a player for the Sioux Falls Cobras in 2000 and continued playing for the Storm in 2001. Riggs began his coaching duties in 2002 as the offensive coordinator before taking over in 2003 as the head coach.In college at the University of Sioux Falls Riggs won mutiple national championships as a player and coach, setting numerous conference and national passing records in the process.

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SPECIAL TEAMSCategory PerformanceField Goals Attempted 25Field Goals Made 13Field Goal % .52Extra Point Attempted 129Extra Points Made 120Extra Point % .93Kick Return Yards 1469Avg. Kick Return Yards 14Kick Return TDS

ALL PURPOSE DEFENSEPlayer GP TOT SOL AST INT SAC Player GP YDS TD PTSDejuan Fulghum 14 97 70 27 2 2Korey Williams 10 1329 18 108Jeremiah Price 14 69 54 15 0 5Carl Sims 14 1266 20 120Justin Welch 13 68 53 15 2 0Clinton Solomon 14 793 27 162Stewart Franks 13 65 48 17 6 0.5Chris Dixon 14 713 30 180Xavier Jordan 13 5u7 43 14 1 1Lorenzo Brown 13 585 8 48Kenneth Akridge 12 54 33 21 2 0James Terry 9 438 9 54Rachman Crable 13 53 43 11 0 5.5James Jones 3 292 3 18Sean Kelly 12 33 17 16 0 4Andre Crenshaw 4 177 6 36Donta Moore 9 33 29 4 3 0Donta Moore 9 164 1 6Rob Carlisle 7 24 16 8 0 0Brandon Walker 3 73 4 24

PASSINGPlayer GP RAT A C Yds TD INTChris Dixon 14 133.3 363 268 3321 67 7Lorenzo Brown 13 97.9 6 5 45 0 0

RUSHINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDChris Dixon 14 118 711 6.0 48 30Korey Williams 10 58 198 3.4 31 9Andre Crenshaw 4 22 101 4.6 17 6Lorenzo Brown 13 18 28 1.6 12 3Brandon Walker 3 17 40 2.4 8 3James Jones 3 10 36 3.6 7 2James Terry 9 3 28 9.3 21 1Carl Sims 14 1 2 2.0 2 0Xavier Jordan 13 1 -3 -3.0 0 0

RECEIVINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDCarl Sims 14 72 1108 15.4 45 20Clinton Solomon 14 61 789 12.9 35 27Lorenzo Brown 13 46 479 10.4 31 5Korey Williams 10 40 467 11.7 44 5James Terry 9 38 366 9.6 42 8Andre Crenshaw 4 4 72 18.0 30 0Chris Dixon 14 2 2 1.0 2 0Brandon Walker 3 1 14 14.0 14 1

RETURNSPlayer GP K KY KAV KL KTDKorey Williams 10 34 664 19.5 57 4James Jones 3 9 157 17.4 32 0Carl Sims 14 9 156 17.3 26 0Lorenzo Brown 13 6 78 13.0 15 0James Terry 9 5 44 8.8 25 0

KICKINGPlayer GP FGA FGM % EPA EPM %Parker Douglass 14 25 13 .52 129 120 .93

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ALL-TIME SCORES

(Records include playoffs) 2011 Season: Sioux Falls Storm (16-1)2/25 at Seattle W, 105-71

2009 Season: Sioux Falls Storm (11-3) *** 3/14 Wenatchee V. W, 80-193/14 at Bloomington W, 50-47 3/21 Nebraska W, 80-323/19 at Rochester W, 31-18 3/26 at Wichita W, 92-203/29 Omaha W, 67-49 4/3 Omaha W, 48-384/4 at Wichita W, 45-41 4/15 La Crosse W, 77-104/11 at Sioux City W, 46-13 4/23 at Bricktown W, 84-304/18 Sioux City W, 53-32 4/30 at Nebraska W, 78-544/25 at Billings L, 41-42 5/7 Bloomington W, 60-285/9 Muskegon W, 74-13 5//15 Green Bay W, 57-385/16 Wichita W, 49-21 5/20 at Wyoming W, 70-305/23 at Muskegon W, 87-26 5/28 Wichita W, 78-166/6 at Billings L, 35-70 6/4 at Chicago W, 76-286/13 Billings L, 22-34 6/11 at Omaha L, 37-416/20 Fairbanks W, 58-18 SEMIFINALS7/11 Sioux City W, 54-31 6/25 Omaha W, 52-39*** Sioux Falls had to forfeit 5 wins from the beginning of the season that CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPare not reflected in the standings above*** 7/9 Green Bay W, 52-12

2011 UNITED BOWL2010 Season: Sioux Falls Storm (14-4) 7/16 Tri-Cities W, 37-103/6 at Omaha W, 54-473/13 at Wichita W, 43-34 2012 Season: Sioux Falls Storm (17-0)3/22 Billings W. 37-31 2/26 Green Bay W, 73-433/28 La Crosse W, 45-13 3/9 at Wichita W, 81-544/3 Wichita L ,26-44 3/24 at Reading W, 75-424/10 at Sioux City W, 57-23 4/1 Cedar Rapids W, 69-294/17 at Wichita W, 34-27 4/8 Chicago W, 73-455/1 Colorado W, 41-28 4/14 at Allen W, 52-455/8 at Sioux City W, 43-38 4/21 Nebraska W, 76-495/15 Omaha L, 37-43 4/28 at Omaha W, 49-375/29 Omaha W, 57-56 5/12 Tri-Cities W, 55-166/5 at Colorado W, 73-44 5/19 at Green Bay W, 66-396/12 at Billings L, 40-60 5/26 at Tri-Cities W, 73-726/19 Sioux City W, 78-36 6/1 at Wyoming W, 71-46QUARTERFINALS 6/9 Colorado W, 69-266/26 Omaha W, 42-23 6/16 Omaha W, 59-20SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS7/3 Chicago W. 47-33 6/23 Lehigh Valley W, 79-21CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP7/10 Wichita W, 52-34 6/30 Green Bay W, 61-422010 UNITED BOWL 2012 UNITED BOWL7/17 at Billings L, 34-43 7/14 Tri-Cities W, 59-32

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TEXAS REVOLUTIONUNITED CONFERENCE


Date Opponent TimeFri,Mar.1 at Cedar RapidsSat,Mar.9 BYESun,Mar.17 at ChicagoFri,Mar.22 Tri-CitiesFri,Mar.29 at Tri-CitiesSat,Apr.6 at NebraskaSat,Apr.13 Green BaySat,Apr.20 NebraskaFri,Apr.26 at NebraskaFri,May 3 ChicagoFri,May 10 at Green BaySat,May 18 BYESat,May 25 Cedar RapidsSat,Jun.1 Sioux FallsSat,Jun.8 at Sioux FallsSat,Jun.15 Colorado

2012 RESULTSRegular Season:N/A Home: N/A Away:N/A

Date Opponent Result- - --

United Conference Coaching History2013 Billy Back................. 0-0

Team Colors: Red,White, Blue

3209 Premier Dr. Suite 107Plano, TX 75075Telephone: (972) 422-7277Website: www.texasrevs.com

Club Officials: Arena Information:President: Tommy Benizio Allen Event CenterGM: Tim Brown (Opened in 2009)V.P Operations:Charlie Hildbold Capacity: 4,760V.P Sales:Barney Welch 200 E. Stacy Road #1350

Allen, TX 75002

IFL RECORD HOLDERSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE SEASONCATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCEPoints Scored --Passing Yards --Passing TD --Recieving No --Receiving Yards --Receiving TDS --Rushing Yards --Rushing Tds --Interceptions By --Sacks --Tackles --KO Return Yards --Field Goals Made

IFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE GAMECATEGORY NAME GAME PERFORMANCEPoints Scored --Passing Yards --Passing TD --Recieving No --Receiving Yards --Receiving TDS --Rushing Yards --Rushing Tds --Interceptions By --Sacks --Tackles --KO Return Yards --Field Goals Made --

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OFFENSECategory PerformancePoints Per Game ---Yards Per Game ---Passing Yds Per Game ---Rushing Yds Per Game ---Passing TDS ---Passing INTS ---Rushes ---Avg. Per Rush ---Rushing TDS ---Total Penalties ---

DEFENSECategory PerformancePoints Against Per Game ---Yards Against P er Game ---Passing Yards Allowed PG ---Rushing YDS Allowed PG ---Interceptions ---Forced Fumbles ---Tackles ---Sacks ---Rushing TDS Allowed ---

SPECIAL TEAMSCategory PerformanceField Goals Attempted ---Field Goals Made ---Field Goal % ---Extra Point Attempted ---Extra Points Made ---Extra Point % ---Kick Return Yards ---Avg. Kick Return Yards ---Kick Return TDS ---

ALL PURPOSE KICKINGPlayer GP FGA FGM % EPA EPM %Player GP YDS TD PTS--------- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - ---- - - - -

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RUSHINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

RECEIVINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

RETURNSPlayer GP K KY KAV KL KTD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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BILLY BACKHead Coach Billy Back become s the Revolutions first coach in franchise history. Back joins the Revolution following three championship seasons with the CIFLs Cincinnati Commandos Professional Football team. Coach Back brings a career 35-3 record to Texas, including a perfect 12-0 season in 2011. During his time in Cincinnati, Back coached over two league MVPs, two Offensive Players of the Year, a co-Defensive Player of the Year and was named Co-Coach of the Year for 2010.

Prior to becoming the Head Coach of the Commandos Back spent six seasons in Indoor Football, playing in the NIFL, af2 and IFL, and in 2006 led the NIFL in All Purpose Yards Before Indoor Football, Back was a college baseball player at Miami University of Ohio, and a professional baseball player in the Pioneer League. In January 2012, Back was inducted into the Miami University Athletic Hall of Fame for his time as a student athlete at the school.

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Date Opponent TimeFri,Mar.1 at Colorado 7:00pmSat,Mar.9 BYEFri,Mar.15 Nebraska 7:05pmFri,Mar.22 at Texas 7:05pmFri,Mar.29 Texas 7:05pmFri,Apr.5 at Wyoming 7:05pmFri,Apr.12 Sioux Falls 7:05pmSat,Apr.20 at Green Bay 7:00pmFri,.Apr.26 Wyoming 7:05pmSat,May 4 Cedar Rapids 7:05pmSat,May 11 Wyoming 7:05pmFri,May 17 at Colorado 7:05pmSat,May 25 Colorado 7:05pmSat,Jun.1 BYESat,Jun.8 Wyoming 7:05pmSat,Jun.15 at Nebraska 7:05pm


Date Opponent Result2/25 Everett W,70-443/4 at Nebraska W,38-203/10 Colorado W,64-503/22 at Everett W,54-483/30 Wyoming W,62-414/6 at New Mexico W,65-624/13 Everett W,54-334/27 New Mexico W,37-205/4 at Everett W,70-615/12 at Sioux Falls L,16-556/18 at Wyoming W,30-265/26 Sioux Falls L,72-736/2 at Colorado W,52-496/9 Wyoming W,66-34Quarterfinals6/22 Colorado W,52-42Conference Championship6/29 Wichita W,51-30United Bowl7/14 at Sioux Falls L,32-59

Intense Conference Coaching HistoryYear Name Record

Team Colors: Navy Blue, Vegas 2010-12 A. Shackleford......29-13Gold, White

7016 W. Grandridge BlvdKennewick, WATelephone: (509) 222-2215Website: www.tricitiesfever.com

Arena Information:Club Officials: Toyota CenterOwner/GM: Teri Carr (Opened in 1988)Sales: Travis Vance Capacity: 6,000Sales: Amber Emich 7100 W. Grandridge Blvd.

Kennewick WA 99336

IFL RECORD HOLDERSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE SEASONCATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Dennis Kennedy 2012 170Passing Yards Houston Lillard 2012 2720Passing TD Houston Lillard 2011 68Recieving No Steven Whitehead 2012 84Receiving Yards Joey Hew Len 2011 848Receiving TDS 2 Times MR J. Hew Len 2011 25Rushing Yards Dennis Kennedy 2012 539Rushing Tds Dennis Kennedy 2012 19Interceptions By Lionell Singleton 2012 11Sacks Jake Kileen 2012 9.5Tackles Lionell Singleton 2012 98KO Return Yards Dennis Rogan 2012 713Field Goals Made Gary Cismesia 2011 12

IFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE GAMECATEGORY NAME GAME PERFORMANCEPoints Scored 6x MR: D. Kennedy 5.4.12 at Everett 24Passing Yards Houston Lillard 4.6.12 at New Mexico 343Passing TD Houston Lillard 4.6.12 at New Mexico 7Recieving No Steven Whitehead 3.22.12 at Everett 11Receiving Yards Tyron Lewis 3.27.10 vs Kent 170Receiving TDS 4x MR:Oliver Young 4.16.11 at Arizona 4Rushing Yards Dennis Kennedy 6.12.11 at Seattle 76Rushing Tds Dennis Kennedy 5.4.12 at Everett 4Interceptions By 2x Lionell Singleton MR: 4.6.12 at New Mexico 2Sacks Jo Artis Ratti 5.8.10 vs Kent 3Tackles 2x MR:Joseph Thornton 6.12.12 at Seattle 16KO Return Yards Dennis Rogan 6.12.11 at Seattle 181Field Goals Made Brady Beeson 6.2.12 at Colorado 4

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ADAM SHACKLEFORDAdam Shackleford began his coaching career in 1999 at Anderson University where he spent 8 years coaching the offensive line. In 2003, Shackleford got his start in arena football with the Cincinnati Swarm as the Offensive Line Coach and Director of Football Operations. In 2004-2006 Shackleford was the Offensive Coordinator for the Louisville Fire of the af2 league. Shackleford then spent three seasons as the head coach of the Spokane Shock, compiling a 50-7 record. Shackleford has the highest winning percentage of any coach in the af2 history (87%). He is also the only coach in af2 history to coach in three Arena Cups.

Shackleford became Head Coach of the Tri-Cities Fever in 2010 and has since led the team to playof appearances in three consecutive years. The Fever also appeared in the United Bowl in 2011 and 2012. Shackleford earned his degree in physical education from Anderson University. Shackleford and his wife Migdalia and two sons Elijah and Caleb.

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ALL PURPOSE KICKINGPlayer GP FGA FGM % EPA EPM %Player GP YDS TD PTSMichael Taylor 12 28 8 .29 72 54 .75Dennis Kennedy 14 1475 28 170Brady Beeson 2 7 5 .71 15 13 .87Steven Whitehead 14 1253 25 158

Oliver Young 10 848 14 86DEFENSEEdward Berry 11 535 11 68

Lionell Singleton 14 336 1 6 Player GP TOT SOL AST INT SAC Houton Lillard 14 334 12 74 Lionell Singleton 14 98 79 19 11 0Sean Creadick 4 146 5 30 Boris Lee 12 65 34 31 0 1Rudell Crim 11 108 1 6 Rudell Crim 11 59 39 20 3 0Marquise Liverpool 13 58 0 0 Marquise Liverpool13 48 30 18 3 0Giovanni Stanley 3 51 2 12 Brandon Wilson 14 44 28 16 2 2.5

Deleon Gause 7 36 25 11 2 0Jake Kileen 12 28 24 4 0 9.5PASSINGJoseph Thornton 5 28 21 7 1 0Player GP RAT A C Yds TD INTDaruis Collins 9 19 11 8 0 5Houston Lillard 14 112.5 400 254 2720 59 10 Frantz Joseph 2 17 8 9 0 0Kasey Peters 5 105.5 11 8 31 1 0

Steven Whitehead 14 118.8 1 1 14 0 0Michael Taylor 12 39.6 1 0 0 0 0

RUSHINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDDennis Kennedy 14 135 539 4.0 26 19Houston Lillard 14 102 334 3.3 38 12Steven Whitehead 14 24 75 3.1 16 5Edward Berry 11 7 19 2.7 7 2Giovanni Stanley 3 5 10 2.0 16 1Kasey Peters 5 4 17 4.3 15 0Oliver Young 10 3 12 4.0 7 0Deleon Gause 7 1 2 2.0 2 0Brandon Wilson 14 1 2 2.0 2 0Sean Creadick 4 1 0 0.0 0 0

RECEIVINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDSteven Whitehead 14 84 791 9.4 37 20Oliver Young 10 59 735 12.5 49 14Dennis Kennedy 14 53 506 9.5 35 8Edward Berry 11 41 516 12.6 45 9Sean Creadick 4 14 146 10.4 28 5Jamar Howard 1 3 5 1.7 16 1Giovanni Stanley 3 3 41 13.7 28 1Larrone Moore 1 2 8 4.0 6 0Lionell Singleton 14 2 9 4.5 6 0Jake Kileen 12 1 6 6.0 6 1Brandon Wilson 14 1 2 2.0 2 1

RETURNSPlayer GP K KY KAV KL KTDDennis Kennedy 14 30 430 14.3 48 1Lionell Singleton 14 19 243 12.8 35 1Steven Whitehead 14 15 259 17.3 40 0Marquise Liverpool 13 11 57 5.2 22 0Oliver Young 10 6 101 16.8 27 0

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ALL-TIME SCORES

(Records include playoffs) 2012 Season: Tri-Cities Fever (14-3)2/25 Everett W, 70-44

2010 Season: Tri-Cities Fever (7-8) 3/4 at Nebraska W, 38-233/8 at Fairbanks L, 67-69 3/10 Colorado W, 64-503/14 at Billings L, 50-64 3/22 at Everett W, 54-483/27 Kent L, 49-55 3/30 Wyoming W, 62-414/10 Fairbanks W,44-39 4/6 at New Mexico W, 65-624/18 at Kent L, 33-55 4/13 Everett W, 54-334/24 Billings L, 47-70 4/27 New Mexico W,37-205/1 Alaska W, 56-48 5/4 at Everett W,70-615/8 Kent W, 71-24 5/12 at Sioux Falls L, 16-555/15 at Colorado L, 41-57 5/18 at Wyoming W, 30-265/23 at Alaska W, 1-0 5/26 Sioux Falls L, 73-725/29 Fairbanks W, 50-21 6/2 at Colorado W, 52-496/4 at Kent W, 57-50 6/9 Wyoming W, 66-346/12 Alaska W, 64-26 SEMIFINALS6/19 at Billings L, 40-68 6/22 Colorado W,52-42QUARTERFINALS CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP6/27 at Billings L, 45-54 6/29 Wichita W,51-30

2012 UNITED BOWL2011 Season: Tri-Cities Fever (13-5) 7/14 at Sioux Falls L, 32-592/26 Arizona W, 76-283/5 at Wenatchee V L, 52-593/12 Fairbanks W, 35-303/25 at Omaha W, 51-374/10 Seattle W, 60-424/16 at Arizona W, 86-314/23 Colorado W, 48-424/30 Seattle W,63-335/7 at Fairbanks L, 20-585/14 Wenatchee V. W, 80-105/20 at Colorado L, 54-585/28 Fairbanks L, 28-316/4 at Wenatchee V. W, 58-526/12 at Seattle W, 86-59QUARTERFINALS6/20 W. Texas W, 61-49SEMIFINALS6/27 at Colorado W, 45-42CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP7/9 at Allen W, 67-462011 UNITED BOWL7/16 at Sioux Falls L, 37-10

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WYOMING CAVALRYINTENSE CONFERENCE

2012-13 TEAM INFORMATION

2013 SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeSat,Mar.2 BYEFri,Mar.8 at Cedar Rapids 7:05pmSun,Mar.17 at Sioux Falls 3:05pmFri,Mar.22 at Nebraska 7:00pmFri,Mar.29 Colorado 7:05pmFri,Apr.5 Tri-Cities 7:05pmFri,Apr.12 Chicago 7:05pmSat,Apr.20 BYEFri,Apr.26 at Tri-Cities 7:05pmFri,May 3 Colorado 7:05pmSat,May 11 Tri-Cities 7:05pmFri,May 17 Nebraska 7:05pmFri,May 24 at Nebraska 7:00pm,Fri,May 31 Cedar Rapids 7:05pmSat, Jun. 8 at Tri-Cities 7:05pmSat, Jun 15 at Colorado 6:00pm


Date Opponent Result3/4 at Colorado L,37-723/11 Everett L,50,683/17 at Omaha L,52-543/23 at Nebraska W,44-433/30 at Tri-Cities L,41-624/6 Colorado L,35-424/13 Omaha W,71-604/20 New Mexico W,50-464/28 at Colorado L,33-485/12 Colorado L,59-465/18 Tri-Cities L,26-305/26 at New Mexico W,54-416/1 Sioux Falls L,46-716/9 at Tri-Cities L,34-66

Coaching HistoryIntense ConferenceYear Name Record2011-12 D.Maciejcak... .......13-15Team Colors: Navy Blue, Las 2013 Ryan Lingenfelder .....0-0Vegas Gold

P.O Box 50272Casper, WY 82605Telephone: (307) 232-8170Website: www.wyomingcavalry.com

Arena Information:Casper Events CenterClub Officials:(Opened in 1982)Owner/GM: Mike LaytonCapacity: 8,395Owner: Argeri Layton1 Events CenterCasper, WY 82601

IFL RECORD HOLDERSINDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE SEASONCATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Jasonus Tillery 2012 172Passing Yards Matt Strand 2012 3057Passing TD Matt Strand 2012 66Recieving No Jasonus Tillery 2012 84Receiving Yards Jasonus Tillery 2012 1051Receiving TDS Jasonus Tillery 2012 27Rushing Yards Josh Schleusner 2011 475Rushing Tds Josh Schleusner 2011 12Interceptions By Michael Eby 2012 6Sacks Michael Hodges Jr. 2011 7Tackles Ross Cochran 2012 85KO Return Yards Emery Beckles 2012 467Field Goals Made Travis Atter 2011 22

IFL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS-SINGLE GAMECATEGORY NAME GAME PERFORMANCEPoints Scored Dante Dudley 5.14.11 vs Seattle 30Passing Yards Matt Strand 4.13.12 vs Omaha 297Passing TD (2X) MR:Matt Strand 4.13.12 vs Omaha 8Recieving No LeVaughn Macon 6.9.12 at Tri-Cities 11Receiving Yards Jasonus Tillery 3.11.12 vs Everett 140Receiving TDS Dante Dudley 5.14.11 vs Seattle 5Rushing Yards Josh Schleusner 4.8.11 vs Bricktown 78Rushing Tds Josh Schleusner 3.27.11 at Arizona 4Interceptions By Shane Sharpley 3.27.11 at Arizona 2Sacks 4X: MR. A. Willis 5.27.11 vs Colorado 2Tackles Fred Holmes 4.1.11 vs Arizona 20KO Return Yards James Everage 4.17.11 at Colorado 97Field Goals Made Clayton Schleusner 3.17.12 at Omaha 4

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RYAN LINGENFELDERLingenfelder enters his 15th season of coaching football, and his first season as a Head Coach.

Lingenfelder served as Tri-Cities Fever Defensive Coordinator during the 2012 season.Lingenfelder joined the Fever in 2009 and in 2010 was named Defensive Coordinator. Lingenfelder guided the Fever defense to back-to-back United Bowl appearences in 2011 and 2012.

Prior to joining the Fever, Lingenfelder then was a member of the University of Idahos coaching staff in 2007 and 2008Lingenfelder attended Northern Arizona University (1993-1998) where he earned a Bachelors Degree in Liberal Studies with an emphasis in Athletic Coaching.Lingenfelder was a four-year starter for Northern Arizona University at Center.

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SPECIAL TEAMSCategory PerformanceField Goals Attempted 20Field Goals Made 8Field Goal % .4Extra Point Attempted 42Extra Points Made 30Extra Point % .71Kick Return Yards 667Avg. Kick Return Yards 10.4Kick Return TDS

ALL PURPOSE DEFENSEPlayer GP TOT SOL AST INT SAC Player GP YDS TD PTSRoss Cochran 10 85 39 46 1 1.5Jasonus Tillery 13 1147 27 172Michael Eby 14 68 41 27 6 0LaVaughn Macon 14 984 11 66George Kelly 12 68 37 31 2 0Keithen Valentine 14 847 12 72Emery Beckles 14 63 47 16 1 1Emery Beckles 14 603 2 12Starr Fuimaono 8 45 26 19 0 0Dante Dudley 11 576 15 100Dominic Payne 10 44 29 15 0 3.5Eddie Thompson 10 466 10 66C. Schleusner 10 41 27 14 0 0Josh Schleusner 14 357 5 38Steven Smith Jr 9 34 18 16 0 1Michael Eby 14 60 0 0Phillip Arias 7 30 16 14 0 0Matt Strand 14 51 5 32Keith Lewis Jr. 8 28 21 7 0 0Tony Ostheimer 6 31 1 6

PASSINGPlayer GP RAT A C Yds TD INTMatt Strand 14 97.3 538 296 3057 66 18Eddie Thompson 10 143.8 1 1 9 1 0Keithen Valentine 14 127.1 1 1 5 1 0

RUSHINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDKeithen Valentine 14 65 277 4.3 45 7Josh Schleusner 14 62 145 2.3 13 4Matt Strand 14 25 51 2.0 10 5Eddie Thompson 10 3 8 2.7 4 1LaVaughn Macon 14 1 3 3.0 3 0Starr Fuimaono 8 1 1 1.0 1 0

RECEIVINGPlayer GP TOT Yds Avg Long TDJasonus Tillery 13 84 1051 12.5 49 27Dante Dudley 11 70 576 8.2 41 15LaVaughn Macon 14 53 573 10.8 42 10Eddie Thompson 10 37 438 11.8 40 9Keithen Valentine 14 33 212 6.4 34 4Josh Schleusner 14 18 158 8.8 27 1Emery Beckles 14 2 42 21.0 37 1Tony Ostheimer 6 1 31 31.0 31 1Robbie Klinetobe 4 1 0 0.0 0 0

RETURNSPlayer GP K KY KAV KL KTDEmery Beckles 14 30 467 15.6 26 0LaVaughn Macon 14 28 408 14.6 50 1Keithen Valentine 14 22 358 16.3 54 1Jasonus Tillery 13 6 96 16.0 24 0Josh Schleusner 14 4 54 13.5 22 0

KICKINGPlayer GP FGA FGM % EPA EPM %Scott Thomsen 7 14 4 .29 35 26 .74C. Schleudner 10 5 4 .80 6 4 .67Matt Strand 14 1 0 .00 0 0 .00Mark Fuimaono 1 0 0 .00 1 0 .00

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ALL-TIME SCORES


2011 Season: Wyoming Cavalry (9-6)3/6 at Colorado L, 30-393/18 at Amarillo W, 37-333/27 at Arizona W, 55-84/1 Arizona W, 70-314/8 Bricktown W, 63-254/17 at Colorado L, 54-594/22 Arizona W, 53-124/30 at Omaha L, 24-685/7 at Wenatchee V. L, 36-415/14 Seattle W, 59-395/20 Sioux Falls L, 30-705/27 Colorado W, 59-536/3 Omaha W, 41-336/11 at Nebraska W, 46-44SEMIFINALS6/19 at Allen L, 20-27

2012 Season: Wyoming Cavalry (4-10)3/4 at Colorado L, 37-723/11 Everett L, 50-683/17 at Omaha L, 52-543/23 at Nebraska W, 44-433/30 at Tri-Cities L,41-624/6 Colorado L, 35-424/13 Omaha W, 71-604/20 New Mexico W, 50-464/28 at Colorado L, 33-485/12 Colorado L, 46-595/18 Tri-Cities L, 26-305/26 at New Mexico W, 54-416/1 Sioux Falls L, 46-716/9 at Tri-Cities L, 34-66

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STANDINGS 40

AWARD WINNERS 41

TOP PERFORMANCESGame High (Regular Season) 42

(Post-Season) 43Season High (Regular Season) 44

(Post-Season) 45

STATISTICS LEADERS 46

TEAM LEADERS 47

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IFL League Standings

United ConferenceTeam W L % PF PAz-Sioux Falls 14 0 1.00 941 563x-Green Bay 11 3 0.78 787 586x-Bloomington 10 4 0.71 673 604x-Lehigh Valley 6 8 0.43 605 615Omaha 6 8 0.43 635 696Chicago 6 8 0.43 657 714Cedar Rapids 4 10 0.28 491 630Reading 2 12 0.14 534 773

2012 IFL Playoffs Conference Semi-FinalsColorado Ice 42;TRI-CITIES 52Bloomington Edge 30;GREEN BAY BLIZZARD 51Lehigh Valley Steelhawks 21;SIOUX FALLS STORM 79WICHITA WILD 43; Allen Wranglers 40

Conference FinalsWichita Wild 30; TRI-CITIES FEVER 51Green Bay Blizzard; SIOUX FALLS STORM 61

2012 United BowlTri-Cities 32; SIOUX FALLS 59

Intense ConferenceTeam W L % PF PAy-Tri-Cities 12 2 0.85 750 619x-Allen 9 5 0.64 842 670x-Wichita 8 6 0.61 658 681x -Colorado 8 6 0.57 681 595Everett 5 9 0.35 696 781Nebraska 5 9 0.35 664 721Wyoming 4 10 0.28 619 762New Mexico 2 12 0.14 541 764

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2012 LEAGUE AWARD WINNERSIFL MVP ....................................................................................................................Chris Dixon, Sioux FallsOffensive Player of the Year .....................................................................................Chris Dixon, Sioux FallsCo-Defensive Player of the Year ....................................Ameer Ismail, Bloomington and Matt Moss, Wichita Special Teams Player of the Year ....................................................................................Mike Tatum, EverettOffensive Rookie of the Year ..................................................................................Jasonus Tillery, WyomingDefensive Rookie of the Year ..........................................................................................Peter Buck, OmahaAdam Pringle Award................................................................................................Robert Fuller, Green BayMost Improved Player ................................................................................................Rocky Hinds, NebraskaCoach of the Year ....................................................................................................Robert Fuller, Green Bay

2012 ALL- IFL First Team 2012 ALL-IFL Second TeamQB .................................Chris Dixon (Sioux Falls) QB ...............................Houston Lillard (Tri-Cities)RB .............................LaRon Council (Green Bay) RB ........................................Darius Fudge (Allen)WR ..............................Jasonus Tillery (Wyoming) WR .........................Steven Whitehead (Tri-Cities)WR ...................................Carl Sims (Sioux Falls) WR ......................Kayne Farquharson (Nebraska)WR ..........................Andre Piper-Jordan (Everett) WR .........................Clinton Solomon (Sioux Falls)OL .............................. Myniya Smith (Sioux Falls) OL ..................................Michael Trice (Colorado)OL ........................................Jason Enos (Wichita) OL ...........................William Falakiseni (Tri-Cities) C .............................Charlie Sanders (Sioux Falls) C ....................................Seth Smalls (Green Bay)DB .............................Lionell Singleton (Tri-Cities) DB .........................................B.J Hill (Green Bay)DB ..............................Frankie Solomon Jr. (Allen) DB .......................Marvin Johnson (Lehigh Valley)DB ...........................James Temple (Bloomington) DB ...........................T.J Simmons (Cedar Rapids)LB ..............................Ameer Ismail (Bloomington) LB .........................................Peter Buck (Omaha)LB ...................................Lenny Radtke (Chicago) LB .........................DeJuan Fulghum (Sioux Falls)DL ..........................................Matt Moss (Wichita) DL .....................................Michael Dell (Reading)DL ...................................Jeff Sobol (Bloomington) DL .......................Xzavie Jackson (Cedar Rapids)DL ......................................Jake Kileen (Tri-Cities) DL ...........................Antonio Ficklin (Bloomington)K ...................................Aric Goodman (Colorado) K .....................................Gary Cismesia (Omaha)KR ........................................Mike Tatum (Everett) KR .................................Theo Hall (Lehigh Valley)Iroman ........................Matt Cohen (Lehigh Valley) Ironman ....................Roland Bruno (New Mexico)

2012 Week By Week Award Winners WEEK OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS1 QB Chris Dixon (Sioux Falls) DB Marvin Johnson (Lehigh Valley) KR Frankie Solomon Jr (Allen)2 RB Daniel DuFrene (Chicago) DB James Temple (Bloomington) KRB.J Hill (Green Bay)3 QB Chris Dixon (Sioux Falls) LB Greg Jackson (Green Bay) KR Mike Tatum (Everett)4 QB Bryan Randall (Lehigh Valley) DL Terrance Banks (Omaha) K Chris Hazley (Lehigh Valley)5 WR Jasonus Tillery (Wyoming) DB Wendell Brown (Bloomington) K Parker Douglass (Sioux Falls)6 WR/QB Maurice Avery (Allen) LB Brandon Wilson (Tri-Cities) K Kevin Marshall (Bloomington)7 WR Irani DeAraujo (Lehigh Valley) DB T.J Simmons (Cedar Rapids) KR Darius Marshall (NMX)8 QB Matt Strand (Wyoming) DL Adrian Davis (Nebraska) K Zeke Arevalo (New Mexico)9 QB Chris Dixon (Sioux Falls) DB James Temple (Bloomington) K. P.Christofilakos (Bloomington)10 RB LaRon Council (Green Bay) DL Antoine Carter (Colorado) KR Tywon Hubbard (Wichita)11 RB Tywon Hubbard (Wichita) DB Marcus Sargeant (Reading) KR T.J Simmons (Cedar Rapids)12 RB T. Robinson & QB J.Sanders (Colorado) DL Mike Dell (Reading) KR Mike Tatum (Everett)13 QB Perry Patterson (Chicago) DB Christopher Rodgers (Chicago) K Gary Cismesia (Omaha)14 QB Chris Dixon (Sioux Falls) DB Kendrick Harper (Wichita) KR Ramonce Taylor (Allen)15 WR Ramonce Taylor (Allen) LB Jesse Cooper (Lehigh Valley) K Brady Beeson (Tri-Cities)16 RB LaRon Council (Green Bay) DL Quince Holman(Bloomington) KR Korey Williams (Sioux Falls)17 RB LaRon Council (Green Bay) DB Jovan Jackson (Allen) KR Ramonce Taylor (Allen)

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Receiving Yards2012 Game High Statistics 166 - Oliver Young, Tri-Cities (4.6.12 at NMS)154 - A. Piper- Jordan, Everett (2.25.12 at TC) Passing Attempts 145 - Carl Sims, Sioux Falls (3.9.12 at WIC) 50 - Phil Stabach, Wichita (2.25.12 at ALL)

49 - Matt Strand, Wyoming (5.12.12 vs COL) Receiving Touchdowns48 - Tim Bailey, Reading (5.18.12 at CHI) 5 - Doug Pierce, Wichita (3.24.12 at ALL) Irani DeAraujo, Lehigh Valley (4.7.12 at REA)Passing Completions Luke McArdle, Allen (6.16.12 vs NMX)34 - Tim Bailey,Reading (5.18.12 at CHI)

31 - Chris Dixon, Sioux Falls (3.9.12 at WIC) Tackles30 - Perry Patterson, Chicago (3.31.12 at BLO) 20 - Ameer Ismail, Bloomington (3.31.12 vs CHI) 19 - Ameer Ismail, Bloomington (3.11.12 vs LVS)Passing Yards Walner Leandre, Nebraska (3.12.12 vs OMA)403 - Chris Dixon, Sioux Falls (3.9.12 at WIC) Lenny Radtke, Chicago (5.18.12 vs REA) 343 - Houston Lillard, Tri-Cities (4.6.12 at NMS)

314 - Chris Dixon, Sioux Falls (4.14.12 at ALL) Sacks3.5- Quince Holman, Bloomington (6.8.12 vs CED)Passing Touchdowns 3 - Darius Hart, Colorado (3.4.12 vs WYO)9 - Shane Austin, Everett (5.5.12 vs TC) 3 - Prince Hickman, Allen (5.5.12 vs NMS)8 - Matt Strand , Wyoming (4.13.12 vs OMA)

Rocky Hinds, Nebraska (3.31.12 at ALL) Interceptions4 - James Temple, Bloomington (4.21.12 vs REA)Rushing Attempts Christopher Rodgers, Chicago (5.18.12 vs REA)30 - LaRon Council, Green Bay (6.16.12 vs WIC) 3 - Marcus Sargeant, Reading (5.5.12 vs LVS)26 - LaRon Council, Green Bay (6.2.12 at LVS) Jesse Cooper, Lehigh Valley (6.2.12 vs GB)23 - Ryan Leafey, Lehigh Valley (4.28.12 vs CHI)Field Goals AttemptedRushing Yards( Net) 7- Pete Christofilakos, Bloomington (4.21.12 vs REA)148 - LaRon Council, Green Bay (6.16.12 vs WIC)

136 - Tobias Robinson, Colorado (5.12.12 vs WYO) Field Goals Made124 - Tywon Hubbard, Wichita (5.5.12 vs OMA) 6 - Pete Christofilakos, Bloomington (4.21.12 vs REA) Jeremy Sanders, Colorado (5.12.12 vs WYO)

Rushing Touchdowns5 - Darius Fudge, Allen (3.31.12 vs NEB) Chris Dixon, Sioux Falls (6.2.12 at WYO) LaRon Council, Green Bay (6.8.12 vs REA) LaRon Council, Green Bay (6.16.12 vs WIC)

Longest Rush48 - Daniel DuFrene (Wyoming)48 - Chris Dixon (Sioux Falls)46- Martevius Young (Omaha)

Receptions12 - Irani DeAraujo, Lehigh Valley (4.7.12 at REA) Elliot White, Reading (5.12.12 at CED)11 - Stephen Whitehead, Tri-Cities(3.22.12 at EVR) LaVaughn Macon, Wyoming (6.9.12 at TC)

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