The Gridiron Times - Virginia Steelers

NAFL EASTERN
CONFERENCE 2010
January 2010
ISSUE 1.0
The Gridiron Times
Syracuse Ready to Shock the NAFL
Inside this issue:
AFN has New Board
Members for 2010
2
ITC Aggression
Makes Changes for
2
Central Penn plays for
2
AAA National Champion-
East All-Stars Lose
Close Battle
3
NEW Team looking to
make an”IMPACT”
3
About the NAFL
4
Outlaws look to Steal a
NAFL Championship
4
Explosion in DC Area
5
Crimson Cards New Nest 5
Coming Attractions
6
December 18, 2009
Eden Prairie, Minnesota
Four of the countries top 25 teams
will meet January 16 -17, 2010 at
Harris Field Sports Complex in
Homestead Florida just south of
Miami, to prove who will be the
top team at their level in Minor
League Football for 2009.
This year the defending USA Bowl
DI/3A Champion Monroe County
Sting (12-1) take on Kings Comets
(11-1) MCFL for the 2009
USA Bowl 3A/DI National Championship both team are league
champions and ranked in the
nations top ten, they will play
Saturday January 16th at 2PM.
Next up 3 time USA Bowl DII
champion the DC Explosion
(NAFL) take on the Louisiana
Patriots league champions of the
Texas/Louisiana Football
League for the AFNT/USA Bowl DII
Championship on Sunday January
17th at 6PM.
SYRACUSE, New York -
Players and staff participated in different events
The first of many new
around the area, including
teams from the Empire
Big Brothers/Big Sisters,
State to join the NAFL in
Dr. Week’s elementary
2010 is the Syracuse
Shock. The Shock will com- school functions, Boys and
pete in the North Atlantic Girls Club, and the AmeriRegion of the NAFL's East- can Cancer Society (Relay
for Life)," states Syracuse
ern Conference.
Shock Team President
Melissa Johnson.
The Shock are a Syracusebased 501C (3), not-forIn this being the third seaprofit sports organization.
son, the Syracuse Shock
The team is comprised of
still have their eyes set on
local residents whose pas- league and national titles.
sion for football and desire With a strong base of vet
to test their athletic proweran talent and an excellent
ess hasn't waned, even
crop of young recruits, the
though their high school,
stage is set to start a new

college, and/or profeswinning tradition. As memsional careers have ended. bers of prior Syracuse

In their second season, the
Shock recorded an 8-4 record and made it to the
semifinals before losing to
the Lyndonville Tigers.
"We had a very successful
season off the field as well.
teams, current Shock players have experienced
many successful campaigns. Over the past five
years, these players have
contributed to teams that
achieved the following:

SYRACUSE SHOCK
Won a combined total of 64
games
Won 2 regular season titles
Won a Harvest Bowl Championship
Won a 2004 National Championship
Greenjackets
Named to 2009 NFE
Three Glens Falls Greenjackets
were Selected as 2009 NFE AllAmericans. NAFL
2009 Player of the
Year Zorry Williams
was Selected as 2nd
Team RB and DB Jason Guzman
was also selected as 2nd Team.
Brian Howard - LB was selected
as a 3rd Team All-American.
December 18, 2009
Eden Prairie, Minnesota
Four of the countries top 25 teams will meet January 16 -17, 2010 at Harris
Field Sports Complex in Homestead Florida just south of Miami, to prove
who will be the top team at their level in Minor League Football for 2009.
This year the defending USA Bowl DI/3A Champion Monroe County Sting
(12-1) take on Kings Comets (11-1) MCFL for the 2009 USA Bowl 3A/DI
National Championship both team are league champions and ranked in the
nations top ten, they will play Saturday January 16th at 2PM. Next up 3
time USA Bowl DII champion the DC Explosion (NAFL) take on the Louisiana Patriots league champions of the Texas/Louisiana Football League for
the AFNT/USA Bowl DII Championship on Sunday January 17th at 6PM.
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American Football News 2010
The American Football News Today web site was founded in 2008, by Dick Suess, who founded the Minor League Football News and MLFN Hall of Fame.
Dick sold both in 2008, hoping to retire, but decided that a football web site that included all forms of the sports was needed, and the American Football News
was born.
Included in the editorial was stories, scores, and other information from the NFL, NCAA, Pro Indoor, Women's Pro Football, and Minor League Football. The web
site info on minor league football avoided coverage that was already being given by the Minor League Football News.
In June, 2009, Dick Suess was approached by Mercedes & Jesse Wiggins, both members of the Minor League Football Hall of Fame, and owners of two
teams in the Southeast (Florida) Football League, about a new idea they had of a Hall of Fame, which would include Minor League, NFL, Pro Indoor, College,
High School, and Women' players, coaches, executives, etc. It would be called the American Football Hall of Fame. Dick was asked to be on the board of
directors as he had organized his own hall of fame. Dick accepted, and also asked the Wiggins if they would like to take over the American Football News and
use it as the sponsor of the new hall of fame. The Wiggins accepted, and made Dick the Executive Editor, and changed the name to American Football News
Today. Among that class is former Glens Falls Greenjackets player/coach, Jon Gifford. Jon has also been appointed to the American Football Hall of Fame
Board of Directors. He joins Jesse & Mercedes Wiggins, Dick Suess, and James Sanders on the Board of Directors.
The American Football News Today is the sponsor of the 8th Annual "Sunshine Bowl" Super Extravaganza of Championship, Bowl Games, and All-Star Games,
January 15, 16, &17, 2010 in Homestead, Florida, which the Wiggins owned. On Thursday, January 14, 2010 at Keys Country Club in Homestead, Florida the
1st Annual American Football Hall of Fame's first class will be inducted.
To learn more about the AFNT and the Hall of Fame, go to their web site at www.americanfootballnewstoday.com.
ITC Aggression get aggressive and
changes team name to “Elmira Express”
The Elmira Express of The NAFL Will Begin Play Later This Spring
Eastern Conference Announces New Leaders
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minnesota In an effort to fill the void in administrative positions in the NAFL, Scott Forest
(Eastern Conference Commissioner) has appointed Hank Pelton to fill his former position as the North Atlantic Region Director.
Elmira – To forget its rough past, the ITC Aggression of the North
American Football League is starting over. The team is changing its name
to the Elmira Express and will relocate from Ithaca to the Elmira area. The
Aggression struggled with numbers in more ways than one in 2009, from
barely being able to field a team to not scoring a point until the last game
of the season.
Charlie Owens is the team president and is looking to fill up Elmira’s
roster with local players. Owens tells 18-Sports that he’s already been
contacted by at least 40 guys looking to play for the Express. He also mentioned that he has a number of commitments from former Southside and
EFA players.
Elmira plans to practice at McKinnon Park and play its games on
Saturday afternoons at Edison High School in Elmira Heights. Between
June and September, the Express expect to have around nine home games,
that includes preseason and regular season games. Elmira will remain in
the Eastern Conference of the NAFL which is the same division the Southern Tier Warriors are in. If you’re interested
in playing or coaching for the Elmira Express, you can contact Charlie Owens at
(607) 738-3459 or email him at
ElmiraExpress@live.com.
Hank Pelton, Co-Owner of the Glens Falls Green Jackets with Craig
Matuszak, formerly held the position of Empire Division Director. Hank has
been involved in minor league football for many years, both as an owner and
as a player. "Hank Pelton will bring to the Eastern Conference a strong ability
to communicate with owners and players alike. He has established a good
foundation with the Green Jackets for both on and off the field," says Forest.
Central Penn Prepares for Central Florida in Class AAA Championship
With experience of operating within other leagues for numerous years, Capano
experienced issues first-hand that he felt were detrimental to the success of
minor league football. Now that he is in the NAFL as a Division Director, Mark
feels that he will be able to ensure that those short-comings created in other
leagues will not be duplicated in the NAFL.
The Central Penn Piranha (13-1) are
preparing for a Bowl Game when they
take on the Central Florida Thoroughbreds (13-1) in the American Football News Today (AFNT) AAA Minor
League Football Championship Game.
Game Information
Date: Saturday
January 16, 2010
Site: Homestead, FL
Kickoff: 8:00 PM

Green Jackets' games now are a true sporting event involving the whole community in more then just a game. On field the Green Jackets are supported by
an experienced coaching staff and a new group of young players to surround
the core of veterans. The team won many awards from the 2009 season, including NAFL Player of the Year (RB Zorry Williams), Eastern Conference Offensive Player of the Year (QB Michael Leonbruno), and Eastern Conference
Offensive Line of the Year.
Scott Forest has already seen benefits from Hank Pelton’s appointment to the
position of Regional Director, by securing several new teams for the region,
with many more to come.
Replacing Hank Pelton as the Empire Division Director will be Mark Capano
(Co-Owner of the Glove-Cities Colonials). Mark Capano brings with him
many years of experience in minor league football. "Mark has expressed his
delight in coming to the NAFL because of the level of professionalism. He
would like to carry on that level of professionalism and grow the league and the
Empire Division," comments Forest.
One final gap that Forest needed to fill was the Atlantic Region Director position. Marty Cross (South Jersey Lynx Owner and 2009 NAFL All-Star Quarterback) was Scott's selection. "Marty Cross had held the position of Metro DiviWinter Team Meetings to
sion Director for several years, and is a perfect fit for this new appointment.
be held in Glens Falls on Marty has a good working relationship with the teams within this region, as well
Jan. 23, 2010
as teams outside of the NAFL." Forest adds, "He knows what is required to
grow the Atlantic Region."
 North Atlantic Region

 Atlantic Region
As a team owner, Cross is always watchful to the bottom line and knows that
 Winter Team Meetings to travel costs are a big concern for NAFL teams. Growing the region will help to
be held in Gaithersburg,
MD on Jan. 30, 2010
reduce those costs and help make teams financially sound.
Continued on page 4
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NAFL East All-Stars Lose Close Battle
NORTH 24
EAST 21
The NAFL All-Star Game between the North and East
teams came right down to the final drive of the game.
The game's scoring got started with a bang, courtesy of
the strong leg of Chuck Tack. The kicker from the
Nebraska Wildcats nailed a 57-yard field goal with 2:01
left in the opening quarter. Tack's 57-yard field
goal is the longest in NAFL All-Star Game history.
However, the East team would respond in a big
way. It only took quarterback Jessie Higgins
(Free Agent) 59 seconds to connect with wide
receiver Edward Dover (South Jersey Lynx)
on a 52-yard touchdown pass. Andar Rehm
(Central Penn Piranha) added the extra point to
knot the game at 7 points.
The second quarter was scoreless, which set-up an exciting second half of football.
The East team was able to take their first lead of the
game when fullback Nick McConnell (Central Penn
Piranha) scored on a 1-yard run. Fellow Piranha teammate Andar Rehm converted the extra point to give the
East a 14-7 lead early in the third quarter.
Back came the North squad. 62 seconds later, Jamar
"Action" Jackson (Dubuque Bruisers) turned in one of
the more exciting plays of the day. The North quarterback fielded a dribbling snap on the ground in shotgun
formation. With pressure on both sides,
Jackson darted up the middle and into the
open field. He eluded a couple of defenders and was heading downfield toward
pay-dirt. Jamar picked up a great block
inside the 20-yard line that allowed him to
finish off his scintillating 65-yard touchdown run. Jackson's touchdown run is the
longest by a quarterback in NAFL All-Star
Game history.
The extra point attempt by Tack was no good, making the
score 14-9 in favor of the East.
A few minutes later, the East answered with another
score. Running back Larry Graham (DC Explosion)
scored on a 5-yard run. The Rehm extra point gave the
New Team looking to make “IMPACT” in NAFL 2010
The mission of Finger Lakes IMPACT Football Team is to build and sustain a successful, semiprofessional, community football team and cheerleader squad. To create a safe, competitive environment in which men and women of 18 years and older can participate in team play football and cheerleading with the opportunity to move on to College or paid Arena / NFL teams.
Staff of the Finger Lakes IMPACT Semi-Pro Football Team will develop and maintain a coaching environment of encouragement, discipline, respect and pride.
To strengthen the relationship with the Finger Lakes community to which our football team serves by
giving back whenever possible through donations and volunteer time. To provide the Finger Lakes
community with a source of fun, family entertainment at a very low cost.
Finger Lakes IMPACT is an adult football team consisting of players and cheerleaders, ages 18+. We
are a fledgling team as the 2010 season will be our first season. The season runs from June through
September with play-offs in October.
East a commanding 21-9 lead with 4:30 left in the third quarter.
The potent North offense responded with a 24-yard touchdown
pass, provided by the Dubuque Bruisers. Jackson hooked-up
with fellow Bruiser teammate Edward McIntosh on the scoring
play. Pablo Bocardo Jr. (Traverse City Wolves) nailed the
extra point to make the score 21-16 at the 0:51 mark.
Most of the fourth quarter was scoreless, until late in the game.
Jamar Jackson tossed a 24-yard touchdown strike to Grant
Dickey (Bridge City Knights) with 3:29 remaining. Brunau
Augustin (Dakota Lawdawgs) ran in the 2-point conversion to
put the North ahead 24-21.
The East only needed a field goal to send the game into overtime, and the target line of scrimmage for Andar Rehm to
attempt a field goal was about the 35-yard line. The North
defense never let the East get close enough for a field goal
attempt, and the game ended with a Hail Mary pass being intercepted on the final play.
USA Eagles Recruiting to Fill Positions for Game
…………….against Team Canada
The USA Eagles Football Club (Team USA Football) is
recruiting athletes at the Offensive Tackle, Defensive End, Punter, Free Safety, QB and MLB Positions.
In addition, the team is looking for staff and assistant coaches. To express interest you should send an
email with your brief playing or coaching background
to Head Coach Rudy Wyland at
admin@teamusafootball.org.
William Robinson, Editor
Minor League FootballNews
editor@minorleaguefootballnews.com
We will be applying for membership to the NAFL, North American Football League. The NAFL is an established league consisting of over 70 teams across the
nation and NY State Teams such as: Glens Falls Greenjackets, Syracuse Shock, Southern Tier Warriors, Albany Mallers, Elmira Express, Oswego Outlaws, Tri
County Tigers and Glove Cities Colonials. There are a number of other teams considering joining the league as well. In talking with league representatives, we
should not have a problem being accepted. We understand the requirements and are prepared to exceed them.
Owners of the FLI, Jeff and Penny Teed, are both Waterloo natives, currently living in Newark. Jeff Teed graduated from WHS in 1984. He played football as a
youth through the Varsity level. Jeff's dream is to bring Semi-Pro football to the heart of the Finger Lakes; to come home his beloved Waterloo High School. Jeff
wants to give every adult player the opportunity to 'Live the Dream'; to be able to play football for the love of the game and provide players the opportunity to
move up to a college or paid position on an Arena or NFL team.
Jeff has coached players at all levels of youth football (FLYFCL), Modified, JV, Varsity and Semi-Pro. Currently, he was the Defensive Coordinator for the Buffalo
Gladiators. His dedication to the sport drove him to travel to Buffalo and all over New York State, from Newark, 3 days per week. He never missed a practice or
game. His players had immense respect for him and dedication to him. Jeff has also established a successful website. CoachTeed.com is a Football Coaches Reference Site. He currently has the largest football playbook and reference library on the internet. He has helped coaches from all over the world succeed in their
coaching endeavors. His site has had more than 500,000 visitors!
Penny was born in Waterloo and moved to Clyde while in Elementary school. She moved back to Waterloo after meeting
Jeff and getting married in 1985.
Penny has 18 years experience with Football Administration. She spent 9 years on a youth football team Board of Directors; 3 years as Secretary, 2 years as Fundraising Director and 3 years as President. She also spent 2 years as Secretary of the Finger Lakes Youth Football Cheerleading League and 3 years as Team Representative to the League. She is
very organized, meticulous, dedicated and fundraiser savvy.
FLI currently has 85 players registered; 60 will dress for games and 25 for the developmental squad (similar to an NFL
‘Taxi’ squad), a coaching staff of 7 football coaches and a Cheerleading squad with 25 young women and 2 coaches. FLI has a volunteer staff (Concession, Security, Chain Gang, Medical, Announcers, Photographer, Fundraising and Ticket Sales) of 40 dedicated individuals without whom our organization would not exist. FLI is made up of men and women from all over the Finger Lakes. We have made our team a true Finger Lakes team.
One important goal of the IMPACT is to give back to the community. All of our home games will have a charity theme: *Benefit for the Wounded Warriors Project
and Recreation Department of the Canandaigua VA Hospital with Veteran’s Appreciation (we will call this game our Red, White and Blue Bowl)
*Mercy Flight benefit with Fire, Police and EMS appreciation, *Food drive for Local Food Closet, *One charity TBD as we have asked the Mayor of Waterloo, NY,
Ted Young, to choose a charity important to the local community. * In October, 2010, the Finger Lakes IMPACT Diamonds (cheer squad for IMPACT) will host a
Cheer for the Cure competition for Breast Cancer. These games and competition will allow the IMPACT to donate part of the profit from each event, 50/50 raffle,
as well as collection buckets for community donations to these important organizations. We hope to bring a new entertainment venue for family fun to Seneca
County and surrounding areas.
The North American Football League is a self-sustaining level of adult
amateur football that allows players to develop their skills or simply
participate for "the love of the game." Although we market it as a minor
league, it is recognized as an amateur league and a developmental
league for colleges and the pros. This type of insight and vision is consistent with the entire structure of the NAFL. The home office of the NAFL
is in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
Phone: 201-832-7186
E-Mail: SForest@NAFL.org
“Taking it to the Next Level”.
The NAFL is entering into its 12th season of operations in 2010. Current
NAFL CEO and League Founder, Robert F. Licopoli, began this endeavor in 1999 when he realized that there are tens of thousands of people involved in semi-pro and adult amateur football
throughout North America. Each group was operating independently of each other. Mistakes
were being repeated year in and year out. One of the goals of Licopoli was to create a best practices guide and educate team owners on how to operate a team successfully.
In less than 5 years, the NAFL proved itself and is quickly becoming recognized as a viable developmental league for the colleges and pros. Licopoli dropped the name semi-pro, because the
term itself includes the word pro, and contradicted the amateur status of the league. Licopoli’s
leadership has also proven to be invaluable to executives and coaches at all levels of football.
The NAFL conducts annual combines where the players are given the opportunity to sign with
NFL and Arena teams. By participating in the NAFL, players are also provided with an opportunity to gain valuable experience as they continue their pursuit of advancing to the professional or
collegiate level.
The NAFL maintains a national presence with nearly 100 teams. The league is divided into 4 conferences (East, North, South, and West). Each conference has 2 regions. Within each region,
there are 4 divisions. Communication is maintained with its almost 6,000+ members on a regular
basis. The post season playoff bracket contains America’s top teams where they compete for the
National Championship.
Continued from page 2
As the Eastern Conference grows, Scott
Forest is seeking to fill other Division
Director positions. This will help
broaden the administrative network of
the NAFL and help to lighten the load of
the Regional and Division Directors.
Forest is always interested in hearing
from prospective people that would be
interested in assisting the NAFL grow.
"Once we have the right people in the
right positions, we will be able to take it
to the next level."
In addition to assisting teams in building a more stable and successful organization, the NAFL
promotes its teams on a daily basis to increase the visibility in both their local market and on a
national stage. Press releases on NAFL teams are displayed by sports organizations to a national
viewing audience, as well as posted on the NAFL website. In fact, the NAFL had feature articles
published in the Wall Street Journal and New York Times during the 2005 season.
The NAFL’s goal is to franchise its teams and become the McDonalds of minor league football. In
its first year, the NAFL accomplished the primary goal of creating a national playoff structure.
This is remarkable due to the fact that it was expected to take 5 years to accomplish this task! The
next step was to raise capital necessary to pay for playoff travel for teams that qualify for post
season play. This was accomplished early in 2007.
The 2009 NAFL Championship Weekend took place in Miami Florida (North Miami Athletic Stadium), and was a tremendous success. Notable host cities in the past have been Orlando, Florida
(2003-06, Disney Sports Complex) and Las Vegas, NV (2007). In fact, the NAFL landed a signed
contract with ESPN for the 2005 Championship Weekend.
Oswego Outlaws coming to
NAFL 2010
The Oswego County Outlaws is an Adult Minor League Football Team comprised of coaches and athletes from the Oswego County area. We are unpaid
athletes who play for the love of the game and the pride of our community.
We are currently looking for a home field facility and when we land one we
will be sure to let everyone know. If you are interested in joining the team, at
any capacity or if you'd like to help sponsor us, please contact us at ocooutlawscoach@yahoo.com
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2009 Eastern Conference Honors
NAFL OFFENSIVE PLAYER
OF THE YEAR
RB Zorry Williams (Glens Falls Green Jackets)
1,020 yards, 16 TD, 10.5 avg., 77 long
#1 TD scored, #2 rushing yards, #2 rushing average
EAST - OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
QB Michael Leonbruno (Glens Falls Green Jackets)
1,511 yards, 61.1 %, 26 TD / 6 INT, 119.0 rating
#1 passer rating, #2 passing yards, #3 TD passes
EAST - DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
LB Roy Webb (Southern Tier Warriors)
97 tackles, 6 sacks, 1 FUM #3 tackles
EAST - IRON MAN OF THE YEAR
WR Darren Echols (Central Penn Piranha)
1,208 combined yards, 7 TD, 23.7 avg.
#2 combined yards, #2 punt return yards
EAST - KICKER OF THE YEAR
Andar Rehm (Central Penn Piranha)
41-43 PAT, 8-10 FG, 48 long
EAST - OFFENSIVE LINE OF THE YEAR
Glens Falls Green Jackets 201.5 rushing ypg, 170.6
passing ypg, 372.1 total ypg
#4 total ypg, #6 rushing ypg, #10 passing ypg
EAST - TEAM OF THE YEAR
Central Penn Piranha (13-1)
EAST - OWNER / CEO OF THE YEAR
Rich Cross, Tim Vaughn (Hampton Roads Hurricanes)
EAST - HEAD COACH OF THE YEAR
Ron Kerr (Central Penn Piranha)
EAST - BEST NEW TEAM OF THE YEAR
Glove Cities Colonials
Co Owners Matt & Mark Capano
BEST NAFL TEAM WEBSITES
Glove-Cities Colonials
Tri-County Tigers
Central Penn Piranha
South Jersey Lynx
HONORABLE MENTION NAFL TEAM WEBSITES
DC Explosion
Virginia Crimson Cardinals
Glens Falls Green Jackets
EAST - PR & MEDIA RELATIONS
PERSON OF THE YEAR
Great job to all the Eastern Conference honorees.
Jeff Hodges (Glens Falls Green Jackets) Now we will look to lead the NAFL into the next
EAST - HEART & SOUL AWARD
ITC Aggression
Decade and beyond. Have a great 2010!
Scott Forest
Eastern conference Commissioner
VIRGINIA CRIMSON CARDINALS BUILDING A NEW NEST
With the 2009 season over, Cardinals finished with a 6 - 3 record.
Cardinals have now started to prepare for 2010 with a new practice location. The facility will have a practice field
and a future home field for the Cardinals. Cardinal president Chad Dudley says this change will help the Cardinals organization move to a new level and will bring alot of changes. We have been waiting for this move for a few
years now and we will have to step up our game on community involvment, he says.
Dudley also states this move will help management become more productive on finding sponsors for 2010 with its
main goal to secure busses for away games. For our club to be more competitive in this nationwide league
(NAFL) we need this new facility so we can continue doing the community events that our organization planned
from the beginning 9 years ago
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Coming Attractions
Coming soon the 2010 NAFL Team Operating Rules
Special points of interest:
 North Atlantic Regional Meeting
 January 23rd 9am to 5pm Queensbury hotel
Glens Falls, NY
 Atlantic Regional Meeting
 January 30th 9am to 5pm Holiday Inn,
Gaithersburg, MD
 Bring a team helmet
 RSVP soon as seating is limited.
 # attending
 Contact Scott Forest SForest@NAFL.org
New Team Additions
With the coming 2010 season
coming the NAFL staff and administration has been working
very diligently to rebuild the
NAFL. Returning it to the status
of the Premier Minor League
Football Organization in North
America.
Now with just shy of two weeks
from our first Eastern Conference Regional meeting we are
filling in slots for teams very
quickly. We have just received
confirmation from several teams
of their commitment to the NAFL
like the Albany Metro Mallers,
that they will be returning to the
NAFL in the North Atlantic Region.
The Atlantic Region is
reloading with the
Pittsburgh Colts, Pittsburgh
Storm, and the Virginia Steelers.
Watch for news articles here in
The next edition of the Grid Iron Times
for more updates of new teams coming
to the NAFL Eastern Conference.
In the next edition we will show all of the
teams in their respective divisions.
If you haven’t confirmed your seat yet at
the Regional meeting.
Confirm your seat at the
regional Meeting
Please
do so
quickly.
Albany Metro Mallers
RSVP to North Atlantic Reg—Hank Pelton,
(518) 361-4354
Atlantic Reg.—Scott Forest, 201 832-7186
For Hotel Rooms:
Queensbury hotel: Shelly
www.queensburyhotel.com
Holiday Inn: Amanda
Amanda.Mowbray@bfsaulco.com
We can only hold the room discounted
rate for a few more days.
PITTSBURGH COLTS
And more coming …...