NFL TO GET INVOLVED IN ADULT AMATEUR FOOTBALL!!!
The word we have heard from people we know in the NFL is that the league is going to get involved with our sport by the year 2007. They realize the sport is growing bigger and bigger each year and they need to capture the market in some way. The don't like the terms Semi Pro or Minor League, but do like Adult Amateur Football. The NFL is also looking closely at Team USA Gladiators to possibly represent adult amateur football USA style with a series of games in Europe and Asia. If the NFL gets involved (no one knows to what extend, but its for sure it won't be as a farm system, College is their farm system). Ron Real of the American Football Association is reported to be working with them for some affliation with youth football.

FORMER DETROIT SEMINOLE RUNNINGBACK HOPES TO MAKE BIG IMPACT WITH DENVER BRONCOS!
The Former Detroit Seminoles running back Marlion Jackson made it to the NFL with the New York Jets, where he has played the past three seasons. It resulted in his former minor league teammates rooting for the Jets instead of the home town Detroit Lions.
Jackson now in his 4th NFL season. This season though he is no longer with the Jets. He is now a member of the Denver Broncos. If Marlion Jackson never plays a single down with his new team and if Jackson's remarkable story ended today, he still got the chance to live out his life long dream of playing in the NFL. Just think, here is a guy that is only four seasons ago was playing in semi-pro/minor league football for the Detroit Seminoles. NO PAY, long bus trips and/or car pooling to games. To Jackson, every waking second in the NFL is a life-long dream where failure factors nowhere in the equation. When you grow up in the mean streets of Detroit and survive the dangers and temptations of the hood. Then go through a disappointing and slow tek of a junior college career, a 3 year hiatus of minor league football, then back to college only to go undrafted as an NFL free agent, yet still make a NFL roster. You are a winner in every sense of the definition. Everything else is pure gravy and additional blessings by God. Marlion Jackson is not only the player every NFL coach hopes to have, he's the man every parent would want their son to be. Marlion Jackson is a devote Christian, that doesn't smoke, doesn't drink and when home in Detroit, he will occasionally return to his position as the piano player for his grandmother's church. To most that would be great human qualities, in the this the "Me-Me" world of NFL primadonna's. Where big ego's, big-money, big attitudes, it's unbelievable.
Marion's dream-(along with his former Noles teammates, which are living vicariously through him) will continue this season as a Denver Bronco. After being cut from the Jets at the tale end of last season. Marlion Jackson's dream took a slight detour landing in the "Mile High City" of Denver. This season Marlion expects to see more playing time than he did with the Jets and possibly enter the interchangeable rotation of successful backs who played for the Broncos the past five seasons. One void Marlion hopes he can at least halfway fill is the empty slot vacated by the released (retired) Terrell Davis, and the trade of Super Rookie Sensation Clinton Portis.
For now Marlion Jackson will do whatever it takes to continue his dream, for which there is no sleep. If that means playing 3rd string fullback, or going down on every special teams, then so be it. One thing for sure, in the minds of every single past and present Detroit Seminoles teammate, family and friends. He will always be number one on their depth chart of life.
You can learn more about Marlion Jackson and his bio by logging on to the Denver Broncos web site Roster and click on to his name. I am sure every amatuer/semi-pro/minor league football is rooting for Marlion Jackson as he represents them all!

THE SACRAMENTO WOLVERINES CAPTURE 2004 GSAFL CHAMPIONSHIP!
Kezar Stadium, San Francisco, Calif. - The 3rd Annual Golden State Amateur Football League Championship went right down to the final minutes before a winner was determined. The game matched two undefeated AAA teams, the Sacramento Wolverines (12-0) versus the South Bay (San Jose) Buccaneers (12-0). The game was a battle from the start as both teams struggled early offensively and the defenses' established the tone. After the first quarter the
both teams had goose eggs on the board. In the second quarter the Wolverines drove down the field and scored to go up 7-0 as the PAT was good! On the ensuing kick-off the Buccaneers Calvin Edwards dodged, weaved and raced his way through the Wolverines defense for a 80+ yard touchdown.
The two point attempt was no good and the score was 7-6 in favor of the Wolverines. Late in the Second quarterWith less than a minute left in the half the Wolverines once again scored through the air, this time a 15-yard strike to R.J.Bradley. The PAT made it 14-6. Back again came the Buccaneers with time running out as they drove down field to the Wolverines 20-yard line where RB Johnny Gray scampered in for the score. The extra point was blocked and the half ended 14-12. On the opening series of the Third quarter, the Buccaneers were forced to punt, the ball hit the Wolverines return man on the face mask, bounced off and was recovered by the Buccaneers in good field position. Two plays later the Buccaneers score came on a 35-yard touchdown pass. The two point conversion was stuffed by the Wolverines and the Bucs were leading 18-14. The Fourth quarter was a battle of defenses again as both teams were unable to move the ball. The Wolverines caught the break of the game with 2:37 left in the game when they picked off a Buccaneers pass and were on their own 40-yard line. With time running out and the game on the line the Wolverines were able to get the game winning touchdown. The game ended with the Buccaneers fumbling on their own 19-yard line and Sacramento ran out the clock. Final Score - Wolverines 21 Buccaneers 18. The Wolverines will now go on to meet the winner of the Pacific Division of the Minor League Football Association in a tournament game of the Far West Football Association. The winner of theat game will host the California Football Association vs Southwest Football League tournament game on December 11th at Kezar Stadium.
The GSAFL AA Championship which was also supposed to be played the same day on the same field had to be rescheduled until this coming Saturday at Kezar. The game will match the undefeated Fresno Redhawks and Bay Area Assassins.

2004 ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHAMPIONSHIP GOES TO THE SOUTH OGDEN RHINO-RAIDERS, 46-20 OVER THREE-TIME DEFENDING CHAMPION IDAHO FALLS MUSTANGS!
In a tight first quarter that ended in a 0-0 tie. To an explosive second quarter, the Rhino-Raiders helped bury the silver and black Mustangs of Idaho Falls.
The Mustangs came out throwing to start the game using a shot gun formation led by QB Cody Jackson, who passed for an RMFL playoff record 43 passes (20-43-1-231-1). The first Mustang drive took them to the Rhino-Raiders 5-yard line only to stall out and then have the field goal fall short.
Later in the first quarter, Rhino-Raider QB Dave Stireman, caught fire. Stireman, who was named the Championship game MVP, completed 17 of 26 passes for 321 yards, 5 touchdowns and no interceptions. Stireman completed 3 touchdown passes the second quarter to three different receivers, Rahad Kennedy (17-yards), Norvel Young (24-yards) and Damon Greenberry (50-yards). The Rhino-Raides turned up the heat on high as went into halftime with 27-0 lead or the Mustangs. Going into the FOurth quarter the Rhino-Raiders had upped their lead to 40-0 over the Mustangs and never looked back as they cruised to a convincing 46-20 victory and the 2004 RMFL Championship! The win sets the Rhino-Raiders up with 12 straight victories on the season. This also marked their fifth straight league championship as they had won the last four straight titles in the Utah Football League. More games await the Rhino-Raiders as the will now take on the New Mexico Football League Champions, Albuquerque Razorbacks on August 28th at Ogden High School. The game would be part of a semi-final match up in the Far West Football Association tournament that will determine the best team in the western United States. South Ogden will also play an exhibition with Dixie College on September 4th and enter the North American Football League playoffs in late September.

NEW 8-MAN PRO INDOOR LEAGUE FORMED FOR 2004!
The Intense Football League, a 8-man pro indoor league based in Texas will kick off in 2004 (no date announced). The cities they claim will have franchises will be Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Odessa, San Angelo, Amarillo and Lubbock. To learn more about the new league go to their website at www.intensefootballleague.com

Patriot Day Bowl 2004
Semi-Pro Football Bowl Game
Saturday Night, September 11th, 2004 - Hill City, Kansas
Kickoff at 7:00 PM - Ringneck Stadium
Military, Veterans, and all Public Safety personnel admitted free. The game will be the Houston Gunners Police Football Team of the National Public Safety Football League versus 2004 Champions of the Colorado Football Conference.

The 4th Annual "Volcano Bowl" All-Star Game in Honolulu, Hawaii has been moved from February 14th to February 7th, the weekend of the NFL Pro Bowl Game. The Pro Bowl weekend has always been the date of the Volcano Bowl games, but was moved to the following weekend with the hope of getting cheaper hotel accomodations. We were able to book the Aston Aloha Surf Hotel in Waikiki Beach for the low cost of only $59.00 per night (single or double), the Pro Bowl weekend, so we moved the game back. This will allow players and their families/friends to see the NFL Pro Bowl the day after the Volcano Bowl. Cost of tickets for the NFL Pro Bowl are $30.00 and can be ordered through the FASCO organization.
The cost to play in the game is $90.00 for first time players and includes a FASCO red game jersey, helmet decal and Waikiki Beach party on Friday night. Returning FASCO players with the red jersey only pay $50.00. Players must provide their own transportation to and from Honolulu. Report date for the game is Wednesday, February 4th at the Aloha Surf Hotel for registration and a team meeting. Practice sessions will be held on Thursday and Friday at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. at the near by Queen Kapiolani Park. The game will be played on Saturday night at Waianae High School on the west side of the Island. The opponent will once again be the Hawaiian Warriors.
For a FASCO newsletter and Volcano Bowl application send your name, mailing address, position you play to: pifl98@aol.com. The quarterback position is filled.

The Free Agent Scouting Combine (FASCO), is sponsoring a Pro Combine, Sunday, January 11th, 9:00 a.m. at Harris Field in Homestead, Florida,the site of the MLFN AAA & AA National Championship games. Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. The cost is $25.00. FASCO and Southeast Football League All-Stars are free. Wear workout clothes for the weather and grass cleats. Results will be posted on the FASCO website and sent to all interested pro scouts, teams and player agents.
For more info to to: www.eteamz.com/fasco or write to pifl98@aol.com

Mariners Stop Pioneers 28-21 to win USFA/AFA National Title
The Brooklyn Mariners defeated the St Paul Pioneera 28-21 in the United States Football Association and AFA National Championship at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, MN.

The Detroit Seminoles (10-1), Champions of the Mid-Continental Football League and 2002 Minor League Football News "National Champions", will defend their national championship against the Minnesota Maulers (9-1), in the MLFN 2003 "National Championship" game, Saturday, January 10, 2004, 7:00 p.m., at Harris Field in Homestead, Florida.

When the United Professional Football League folded after last season and a new league was born from it's memberships, the Gulf Coast Football Association. Six teams have banned together and will kick off their first ever season on March 6th, 2004 The lineup of teams:
Bayou City Bandits, Houston Gunslingers, San Antonio Rush, Houston Wolverines, Texas Fusion and Port Arthur Hurricanes. The championship game is May 15th. Check out their website at www.gulfcoastfootball.com

The Eastern Football League Crown A New Champion, the Middleboro Cobras finally get their due!
Mass. - The Middleboro Cobras shutout the Clinton Irish Blizzard 14-0 to claim the 2003 EFL Crown. The Cobras finally capture the EFL crown after it belonged to long time National Champions, EFL Champions and national powerhouse Marlboro Shamrocks who have become synonymous with winning semi-pro/minor league championships. The Cobras and the Shamrocks have had some incredible EFL games the last few seasons, now the Cobras have finally captured what they have so vigorously pursued and earned the EFL Title. Congratulations to the Middleboro Cobras!!!

The Top-Ranked Rochester Giants Outscored The Two-time Defending G.P.F.L. Champs, The Chippewa Valley Predators, 42-28 To Claim The 2003 G.P.F.L. Title!!!
Rochester, MN - In front of large and energetic crowd the G.P.F.L.'s best two teams showcased their talented and great football teams for all to see. The top seeded Rochester Giants and also the G.P.F.L.'s Top Rated Defense did what nobody else could do the past two G.P.F.L. seasons, they defeated the Chippewa Valley Predators in a G.P.F.L. Championship Game. The Rochester Giants played a great game both Offensively and Defensively Saturday to claim their first G.P.F.L. Title. The Rochester Giants also appeared in the 2001 G.P.F.L. Title game against the Chippewa Valley Predators, they came up short that year, but continued to have a very competitive team in 2002. Their front office problems did have an adverse affect on the team which resulted in the team violating league policies which ultimately caused the team to be banned from the 2002 G.P.F.L. Play-offs (which they had qualified as a wild-card team. In 2003 under new ownership, the Rochester Giants organization flourished thanks to Mr. Rick Ties. The future looks even brighter for the 2003 G.P.F.L. Champion Rochester Giants. The Predators struggled Offensively and Defensively with penalties, mental errors and poor tackling at critical times during the game. All of which ultimately contributed to their demise. To the Chippewa Valley Predators credit who also did what nobody else thought they could do. Win three consecutive G.P.F.L. Divisional Titles and play in three consecutive G.P.F.L. Title Games, which nobody has done since the league officially changed it's name to the Great Plains Football League. We, the Great Plains Football League, the Chippewa Valley Predators and the Rochester Giants, their fans, coaches and players are truly great people and great champions. People like that, is what makes this league so special! Also, Congratulations To Rocheser Giants Owner/GM Rick Ties for the 2003 G.P.F.L. Owner Of The Year, his coaching staff, players, sponsors and fans on a great 2003 G.P.F.L. Season. More 2003 G.P.F.L. Championship Game info and details to follow in the next couple of days. We would like to thank all the G.P.F.L. Fans, Players, Coaches and Teams for another fun, hard-hitting and exciting 2003 G.P.F.L. Season, we appreciate all your support, thank you! More on the Game and Player Awards to follow!!!

The G.P.F.L. Crowns North & South Divisional Champs!
Richfield, MN - The Chippewa Valley Predators are in the G.P.F.L. Championship Game for the third year in a row. The Chippewa Valley Predators won their third consecutive North Divisional Title and advanced to G.P.F.L. Championship Game with their win over the Minnesota Federals 24-14. The Predators played their game and controlled the game from the onset. The Federals struggled on both sides of the ball and just could not get it going. Congratulations to the Minnesota Federals on a great season, they finish with an overall record of 7-3. While the Predators improve on the season with a 7-4 overall record and a chance to win a record third consecutive G.P.F.L. Title. Can you say "3-peat!" Congratulations to the Chippewa Valley Predators Players, Coaches, Team & Organization!

Rochester, MN - The Rochester Giants win the South Divisional Title with a 22-0 shutout over the Lake City Legends. The Rochester Giants defense stepped up as they have done all year and shut down the Legends offense to earn the victory and advance to the G.P.F.L. Title Game. The Legends finish the season with an overall record of (7-4). Congratulations to the Lake City Legends on another great year! Also, Congratulations to the South Divisional Champs the Rochester Giants who improve to 9-1 on the year and a trip back to the G.P.F.L. Championship Game, their second in three years. The Last time they were in the Title Game they faced the Chippewa Valley Predators, should be a great game, come out and see some great football, it just doesn't get any better than this!

Special Note* - The Great Plains Football League Championship will be played in Rochester, MN on Saturday, August 23, 2003 at 7:00 p.m. at Soldiers Field.

The Rogue (OR) Warriors defeat the Central Oregon Stampede for the 2003 Oregon Football League Championship!
The Rogue (OR) Warriors after finishing fourth in the Regular Season Standings comeback in play-offs to defeat the Central Oregon Stampede 48-21 for the OFL Championship. The Central Oregon Stampede crushed the Northwest (OR) Timberwolves 52-17 on June 21, 2003 to advance to the OFL Championship on June 28, 2003. The Rogue (OR) Warriors defeated the OFL Regular Season Champs the Klamath County (OR) Crusaders 14-8 on June 21, 2003 to advance to the OFL Championship on June 28, 2003.

The Copper STATE Football Association
Phoenix Stallions knock off Kanez!
Phoenix, AZ - The Scottsdale Kanez went undefeated in regular season play with a perfect 10-0 record, but you can throw out the records when it comes to the play-offs especially this season in the Copper State Play-offs! The Phoenix Stallions were a mere 3-7 on the year, but when they got into the play-offs that all changed as they pitched two straight shut-outs in the play-offs with a 25-0 shut-out over the South Division Champion Gilbert Gorillas. Their next victim was the Glendale Dawgs as they shut them out 26-0 and trip to the Championship to face the undefeated Scottsdale Kanez! When they met during the regular season the Kanez edged the Stallions 17-13. The Stallions came out just like the last two games ready to go, it was a battle all game long. The Stallions did not give up they hung with Kanez throughout the game and eventually held on to win 19-14 and claim the 2003 Copper State Football Association Title.

The 2003 North American Football League Crowns Champion!
The Kane County (IL) Eagles stop the Eastside (WA) Hawks 24-17 to claim the 2003 NAFL Championship after defeating a long, tough list of quality opponents!

The Hampton Roads (VA) Bulldogs of Diamond football League Goes Undefeated to claim the DFL Title
Hampton, Virginia- The Hampton Roads (VA) Bulldogs went undefeated throughout the Diamond Football League regular season with a perfect 8-0 record to win the Chesapeake Division of the Southern Conference and a spot in the play-offs! The Bulldogs defense was stellar all year long with five shut-outs and after giving up only two touchdowns all year (14 pts). The Bulldogs were ready to make their play-off run and a shot at the DFL Championship as they crusied through the play-offs winning both games in easy fashion. In the Championship they faced the New Jersey Jackals winner of the New Jersey Division of the Northern Conference. The Jackals came into the championship with a 7-1 record. The Championship game was a classic battle as the Hampton Roads (VA) Bulldogs completed their perfect season with the 14-6 win over the New Jersey Jackals to claim the Diamond Football League Title!

The 2003 GSAFL Title is swepted up by the Capital City (CA) Fury!
Saturday, August 2, 2003 - The GSAFL Championship Game was held at Kezar Stadium. The Capital City (CA) Fury stopped the Central Valley (CA) Raiders 24-14 to claim the 2003 Golden State Amateur Football League Championship!

The New Mexico Rams remain perfect to claim the 2003 New Mexico Amateur Football League Title
Albuquerque, NM - The North Division Champs the Albuquerque (NM) Titans (9-1) faced the undefeated South Division Champs the New Mexico Rams (10-0) for the New Mexico Amateur Football League Championship. The only lost the Titans had during the year was to the Rams. The Rams defense played tough all game long as the y held the Titans scoreless and won the game by the score of 9-0 to finish with an unblemished record (12-0) to calim the New Mexico Amateur Football Title.

The Lakeshore Football League Go's Xtreme!
The Columbus (OH) Xtreme Shutout the Motor City (MI) Cougars 17-0 to win the 2003 Lakeshore Football League Title.

Chicago Falcons Claim 2003 Metro Football League Title!
Chicago-IL, - Chicago (IL) Falcons defeat the Belvidere (IL) Rush 20-12 to claim the 2003 Metro Football Championship!

The Mid-Continental Football League Title Decided in a Close Game!
The 2003 Mid-Continental Football League (MCFL) Championship Game pitted the Detroit (MI) Seminoles against the Cleveland (OH) Lions. With the Detroit (MI) Seminoles edging out the Cleveland (OH) Lions by the score of 21-17.

Bronco's Claim Mason-Dixon Football League Crown!
West Deptford (NJ) Broncos ride over the Jacksonville (NC) Raiders 13-0, to claim the 2003 MDFL Championship!

The Glens Falls (NY) Greenjackets sting the Watertown (NY) Red & Black 30-6 to fly away with the 2003 Empire Football League Championship!

Missouri Team Defeats Kansas team
to win the 2003 Oklahoma Football League Championship!
Tulsa, OK - The Joplin (MO) Crusaders shut-out the Wichita (KS) Aztecas 14-0 to claim the 2003 Oklahoma Football League Championship!

The Mid-America Football League Crowns New Champ!
The St. Paul Pioneers stop the Minnesota Maulers 37-22 to claim the 2003 MAFL Championship.

The Idaho Falls Mustangs force six turnovers in first victory ever over the snake river Rebels to claim first time ever back-to-back Rocky Mountain Football league Championships!
Idaho Falls, ID - The Idaho Falls Mustangs forced six Snake River Rebels turnovers en route to becoming the first time ever Rocky Mt. Football League Franchise to not only win three RMFL Titles, but also became the first team to win two consecutive RMFL Championships when they defeated long time nemisis the Snake River Rebels 21-8. It was was also the first time in eight tries that the Mustangs finally were able to defeat the Rebels.

The Rio Piedras Blitzz Win the 2003 Puerto Rican American Football Federation Championship
Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras (PR) Blitzz claim the Puerto Rican American Football Federation Championship with a victory or the Baldrige (PR) Mustangs 22-0.

The Hawaii Football League Crowns Champion!
Kona (HI) Razorbacs edge the Maui (HI) Stars 14-8 to win the 2003 HFL Title.

The Inglewood (CA) Blackhawks claim 2003 CFA Title!
11/15/03 - Long Beach, CA. - The Inglewood (CA) Blackhawks defeated the San Gabriel Valley (CA) Rhinos 26-20 in overtime to claim the 2003 California Football Association Title. As the Fans were treated to one of the most exciting championship games in recent history as the top two CFA teams battled all the way to the end. The energy was in the air as a crowd of close to 1,000 filled the stands at Long Beach Veterans Stadium and cheered all night for their respective teams. The victory was really sweet for Owner Tony Reid, who has led his team to the championship in every year of existence (3 years) only to finally win it all in 2003 and finally get the monkey off his back. It was the perfect gift for his birthday as he wanted the ever elusive CFA championship so badly. Congratulations to Tony Reid and the Inglewood Blackhawks as the 2003 CFA Champions.

The 2003 New England Football League Championship Game Has Rematch From Last Years 2002 Teams!
The Boston (MA) Bandits steal the title back from Lowell (MA) Nor'easter 21-12 to claim the 2003 NEFL Championship, after losing last season in the 2002 NEFL Title Game 6-0 in overtime to Lowell (MA) Nor'easter.

TITANS ARE BACK TO BACK CFC CHAMPIONS!
Denver, CO - The Denver Titans defeated the Denver Pirates at Five-Star Stadium in Thorton, Colorado to claim back to back CFC Titles. The Titans scored first, a direct hit which ultimately sunk the Pirates ship. The Denver Titans defeated the Denver Pirates by the final score of 31-7 to claim their 2003 Colorado Football Conference Title, their second consecutive CFC Title. Congratulations to the Denver TITANS!!!

Lake County (IL) Chiefs Win the 2003 Chicagoland Championship.
Lake County, IL - The Lake County (IL)Chiefs take the electricity out of the Chicago (IL) Chargers, 43-6 to win the 2003 Chicagoland Championship!

Mid-States Football League Title Game Score Resembles a Baseball like result. The Mid-States Football League Championship saw the Chicago (IL) Lawmen pitch a shutout over the Cook County (IL) Punishers 5-0 to claim the 2003 Mid-States Title.

The Carolina Interstate Football League Championship!
Thomasville (NC) Titans Defeat the Carolina (SC) Rams 10-7 to win the 2003 CIFL Championship.

The Cross Roads Football League Championship saw the Central Ohio Lions stop the South Bend (IN) Stampede 27-13 to win the 2003 CRFL Title.

The Original Midwest Football League Championship Game Ends in Justice Win!
The Belleville (IL) Justice handed out their own form of justice as they defeated the Lafayette (IN) Lions 31-8 to win the Midwest Football League Championship!

Millennium Football League Title Decided!!!
New Jersey Terminators squeak out a win over the Carolina (NC) Knights 30-28 to claim the 2003 Millennium Football League Title.

The High Desert Football League Soars as the West LA Falcons Claim the 2003 Crown!
Los Angeles, CA - The West Los Angeles (CA) Falcons Swoop down on the Las Vegas (NV) Eastside Cobras, 21-6 to claim the 2003 HDFL Championship!

The Virginia Hornets edged the Newark (NJ) Jets 24-21 to claim the 2003 United Football League Championship.

The Central New York Express rolled by the Monroe County (NY) Sting 18-13 to lay claim to the 2003 New York Amateur Football League Title.

The Midwest Football League of Indiana had an Explosion in the championship game. The Allen County (IN) Explosion did just that as they exploded on the Hendricks County (IN) Generals 35-6 to win the 2003 Championship!

The South Phoenix Rebels win THe
2003 Arizona Football League
Phoenix, AZ - The South Phoenix REBELS defated the Chandler COBRAS 13-10 to claim the 2003 AZFL Title.

Wisconsin State Football League Crowns First Champion!
The Oostburg (WI) Rebels defeated the Kenosha (WI) Vikings 12-6 to claim the first WSFL Title.

Bulldogs Claim The West Coast Football League Championship!
The Las Vegas (NV) Bulldogs were as bad as their bite as they chomped up the Los Angeles (CA) Scorpions 65-21 to claim the 2003 WCFL Championship.

The Wichita Falls (TX) Drillers struck it rich as they defeated the Lea County (NM) Lightning 39-12 to win the West Texas Football League Championship!

RHINO-RAIDERS CLAIM 4TH STRAIGHT TITLE
Sun, July 13, 2003
By JON YORGASON
Standard-Examiner correspondent
OGDEN, UT - They don"t blow opponents out every game like they used to, but the South Ogden Rhino-Raiders are still the best team in the ever-improving Utah Football League.
Behind a stellar defensive effort and a huge second half from former Weber State running back Fine Unga, the Rhino-Raiders captured their fourth straight league championship with a 27-14 win over the Utah Blitz Saturday night at Ogden High School. South Ogden (11-0) also overcame numerous penalties and a lackluster offensive performance to beat the Blitz (8-3) for the third time this year.

The Northeast (CA) Bombers shutout the Northwest (CA) Pirates 7-0 to win the West Coast Football Association Championship!

The United Professional Football League Unleashes The Wolverines!
The Houston (TX) Wolverines got all over the Garland (TX) Wranglers 55-14 to win the 2003 UPFL Title.

The Northwest Football League Championship Game!
The Eastside (WA) Hawks stop the King County (WA) Jaguars 27-17to claim the 2003 Northwest Football League Championship.