North American Football League

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North American Football League

North American Football League logo
Sport American football
Founded 1996
No. of teams 71
Country(ies)  United States
 Canada
Most recent champion(s) Indianapolis Tornados
Official website Official Site

The North American Football League (NAFL) is a wholly owned subsidiary of 360 Sports Management. It is an adult amateur American football league that was designed to be a self-sustaining level of minor league football where players can develop their skills and simply play for the love of the game.


[edit] Teams

Location of NAFL teams
North American Football League
Eastern Conference
Atlantic Region
Capitol Division
Baltimore Bay Atlantic Sharks DC Explosion Dover (2010) Virginia Beach (2010)
Pennsylvania Division
Berks County Wild Central Penn Piranha Chambersburg Cardinals Lancaster Lightning South Central Yard Dawgs
Virginia Division
Central Virginia Warriors Hampton Roads Hurricanes Tidewater Raptors Virginia Crimson Cardinals
North Atlantic Region
Empire Division
Connecticut Bearcats Glens Falls Green Jackets Southern Tier Warriors Tri-County Tigers Western New York Cougars
Metro Division
Bronx (2010) Jersey City (2010) Long Island (2010) Philadelphia (2010) South Jersey Lynx Trenton (2010)
New England Division (2010)
Manchester (2010) New Bedford (2010) Rochester (2010) Springfield (2010)
Northern Conference
Great Lakes Region
Canadian Division
Genesee County Patriots London Silverbacks Tri-City Thunder Traverse City Wolves Ypsilanti Yellow Jackets
Dells Division
Chicago Chippewas Chicago Wolverines Madison (2010) Milwaukee (2010) Racine Raiders
Motor Belt Division
Bloomington (2010) Fort Wayne (2010) Indiana Warriors Indianapolis Tornados Lexington (2010) Louisville Saints
Steel Valley Division
Akron (2010) Charleston (2010) Cleveland (2010) Columbus (2010) Pittsburgh (2010) Steel Valley Warriors
Mid-America Region
Grain Belt Division
Bridge City Knights Cedar Valley Vikings Davenport (2010) Dubuque Bruisers Iowa Lightning Manson Eagles
Great Plains Division
Columbia Trojans Junction City Spartans Kansas City Panthers Lawrence (2010) St. Joseph (2010) Topeka (2010) Wichita (2010)
North Central Division
Cass County Renegades Dakota Lawdawgs Nebraska Wildcats Northeast Nebraska Lightning Sioux City (2010)
Northern Lights Division
Duluth (2010) Eau Claire (2010) LaCrosse Rough Riders Minnesota Maulers St. Paul Pioneers
Southern Conference
Southeast Region
South Atlantic Division
Athens Tigers Chattanooga (2010) Huntsville (2010) Palmetto State Spartans Rome (2010)
Southeast Division
Asheville Grizzlies Atlanta (2010) Columbia (2010) Nashville Storm Savannah (2010)
Sunshine Division
Florida Falcons Miami (2010) Orlando Outlaws Pensacola (2010) Tallahassee (2010)
Tennessee Valley Division
Clarksville (2010) Jackson (2010) Jonesboro (2010) Knoxville (2010)
Southwest Region
Bayou Division
Baton Rouge Flames Biloxi (2010) Jackson (2010) Louisiana Soldiers Mobile (2010) Montgomery (2010)
Heartland Division
Gateway Soul Kansas City Shockers Midwest Titans Springfield, IL (2010) Springfield, MO (2010) St. Louis Bulldogs
Lone Star Division
Austin Vipers Bay Area Pearland Gamblers Beaumont (2010) College Station (2010) San Antonio (2010) Sugarland Sharks
Razorback Division
Arkansas Rhinos Arlington (2010) Fort Smith (2010) Memphis Kool Kats Oklahoma City (2010) Shreveport (2010)
Western Conference
Northwest Region
Bay Area Division
Modesto (2010) Sacramento (2010) San Francisco (2010) San Jose (2010) Stockton (2010)
Cascade Division
Cottage Grove Gryphons East County Blackshirts Grays Harbor Bearcats Portland Raiders Southern Oregon Renegades
Olympic Division
Bellingham Bulldogs British Columbia Spartans King County Jaguars Langley Longhorns Pacific Northwest Wildcats West Sound Saints
Rocky Mountain Division
Albuquerque (2010) Aurora (2010) Colorado Springs (2010) Denver (2010) Pueblo (2010) Santa Fe (2010)
Southwest Region
Arizona Division (2010)
Grand Canyon Division (2010)
Salt Lake Division (2010)
Southern California Division (2010)

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Professional gridiron football leagues in North America
American
football
Major: National Football League
Semi-pro: Central Football League  · Midwest Football League  · Colonial Football Alliance · Empire Football League · Federacion Mexicana de Futbol Americano · Mid Continental Football League · Mid Ohio Football League · Minor League Football Alliance · Minor League Football Association · New England Football League · North American Football League · Northeastern Football Alliance · Southern States Football League · Texas/Louisiana Southern Football Association · United States Football Alliance
Women's: Independent Women's Football League · Women's Football Alliance
Defunct major: All-America Football Conference · American Football League (1926) · American Football League (1936–1937) · American Football League (1940–1941) · American Football League (1960–1969) · National Football League (1902) · New York Pro Football League · Ohio League · United States Football League · World Football League · XFL
Defunct minor/semi-pro: American Association (1936–1941)/American Football League (1946–1950) · American Football League (1934) · American Football League (1938–1939) · American Football League (1944) · Anthracite League · Atlantic Coast Football League · Continental Football League · Dixie League · Eastern League of Professional Football · Midwest Football League · Pacific Coast Professional Football League · Hawaii Football League · NFL Europa · Regional Football League · Spring Football League · United Football League (1961) · Virginia-Carolina Football League
Defunct women's: National Women's Football Association · Women's Football League · Women's Professional Football League
Folded or merged before any games were played: Asia Pacific Football League · International Football Federation  · Professional Spring Football League
Future/planned: United Football League (Fall 2009) · United States Football League (Spring 2010) · United National Gridiron League (Spring 2010) · All American Football League (Spring 2010)
Canadian
football
Arena/
indoor football
Major: Arena Football League (operations suspended)
Minor: af2 · American Indoor Football Association · American Professional Football League · Continental Indoor Football League · Indoor Football League · Southern Indoor Football League
Women's: · Lingerie Football League
Semi-pro: Independent Indoor Football Alliance
Defunct: Eastern Indoor Football League · Indoor Football League (1999-2000) · Indoor Professional Football League · Intense Football League · National Indoor Football League · Professional Indoor Football League · United Indoor Football · World Indoor Football League
Folded or merged before any games were played: North American Indoor Football League (2005) · North American Indoor Football League (2007) · World Indoor Football League · Xtreme Football League
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