The
Lone Star Football League second league meetings will be this weekend
in San Antonio as the second season of the Lone Star Football League is
set to start in March.
The meetings will start on Friday Jan. 11 and the final day of the meetings will be on Sunday Jan. 13.
The
league meetings are the first opportunity for all the owners and the
coaches to meet and work on growing the league. They will be working on
matters such as modifications to the operations manuals and the rules on
the field.
For more information on league meetings visit the official website of the Lone Star Football League at www.texaslsfl.com.
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Thursday, January 10, 2013
Monday, January 7, 2013
Alaska Football League Director Accepts GM Position In Lone Star Football League
Abe
Hernandez, the Executive Director of the Alaska Football League, has
formally accepted to become the new General Manager of the New Mexico
Stars of the Lone Star Football League.
Hernandez has overseen the growth of the AFL, now into its sixth season, to an amateur semi-pro league in the beginning, to a true developmental and successful league in the present.
Said Hernandez, "The players in Alaska now have a pipeline to two potential professional teams, with San Angelo, Texas and now Albuquerque. With the opportunity to also have players play professionally in Europe, I feel very confident in the future of the AFL, this is exactly what I wanted to happen for our players. I also couldn't ask for better people to take over and continue the growth of the league. "
Commissioner Bob Lee, with the AFL for four years, will assume the title of "Executive Director." Lee has been involved in nearly every capacity in his tenure, and the change is in title only. Said Lee, "With the staff we have right now, the transition will be as smooth as it possibly could. We have very capable personnel who will continue their hard work and efforts."
Hernandez, who will remain as owner of the AFL, will travel to San Antonio on January 10 for league meetings, and will officially take over as G.M. of the Stars on January 14. The Lone Star Football League will have five teams in 2013, with the season starting in late March.
Hernandez was with the Alaska Wild of the Indoor Football League as a Defensive Coordinator and General Manager for four seasons, and has coached locally in Anchorage for 20 years.
Hernandez has overseen the growth of the AFL, now into its sixth season, to an amateur semi-pro league in the beginning, to a true developmental and successful league in the present.
Said Hernandez, "The players in Alaska now have a pipeline to two potential professional teams, with San Angelo, Texas and now Albuquerque. With the opportunity to also have players play professionally in Europe, I feel very confident in the future of the AFL, this is exactly what I wanted to happen for our players. I also couldn't ask for better people to take over and continue the growth of the league. "
Commissioner Bob Lee, with the AFL for four years, will assume the title of "Executive Director." Lee has been involved in nearly every capacity in his tenure, and the change is in title only. Said Lee, "With the staff we have right now, the transition will be as smooth as it possibly could. We have very capable personnel who will continue their hard work and efforts."
Hernandez, who will remain as owner of the AFL, will travel to San Antonio on January 10 for league meetings, and will officially take over as G.M. of the Stars on January 14. The Lone Star Football League will have five teams in 2013, with the season starting in late March.
Hernandez was with the Alaska Wild of the Indoor Football League as a Defensive Coordinator and General Manager for four seasons, and has coached locally in Anchorage for 20 years.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
LSFL Welcomes The New Mexico Stars
The New Mexico Stars will be joining the Lone Star Football League for the 2013 season.
The Stars are based out of the Albuquerque suburb of Rio Rancho, New Mexico. The Stars will again call the Santa Ana Star Center home. The team competed last season as a member of the Indoor Football League.
The Stars are based out of the Albuquerque suburb of Rio Rancho, New Mexico. The Stars will again call the Santa Ana Star Center home. The team competed last season as a member of the Indoor Football League.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
New Rio Grande Valley Team To Announce Membership In Lone Star Football League
The
Rio Grande Valley's lone professional football team will be announcing
its membership to the Lone Star Football League on Thursday at 1:00 pm.
The press conference will be held at the Fairfield Inn & Suites located at 10th and Wichita St in McAllen, TX.
Logo, Team Colors, and Staff will be announced along with a few player signings.
The press conference will be held at the Fairfield Inn & Suites located at 10th and Wichita St in McAllen, TX.
Logo, Team Colors, and Staff will be announced along with a few player signings.
Monday, July 2, 2012
Amarillo Venom Gives Away a Vacation
The
Amarillo Venom and the Wildwood Casino and Hotel in Cripple Creek, CO
are teaming up to give fans the ultimate fan appreciation experience by
giving away two 2-night trips to the Wildwood Casino!
Wildwood Casino is located in historic Cripple Creek, Colorado where a century ago, those seeking wealth and fortune set out to strike it rich by mining for gold. Today the community is rich in history and character with Wildwood Casino giving the old-fashioned streets of this quaint mining town a modern touch while still holding true to what brought folks here 100 years ago - wealth and fortune.
Recipients will get to stay two nights at the Wildwood Casino and Hotel while also getting to enjoy tourist attractions, fine dining, and tons of exciting entertainment!
Come out this Saturday to watch the Amarillo Venom clinch the regular season title against the West Texas Roughnecks, and for a chance to win a trip to the beautiful Wildwood Casino and Hotel at 7:00pm in the Amarillo Civic Center!
Wildwood Casino is located in historic Cripple Creek, Colorado where a century ago, those seeking wealth and fortune set out to strike it rich by mining for gold. Today the community is rich in history and character with Wildwood Casino giving the old-fashioned streets of this quaint mining town a modern touch while still holding true to what brought folks here 100 years ago - wealth and fortune.
Recipients will get to stay two nights at the Wildwood Casino and Hotel while also getting to enjoy tourist attractions, fine dining, and tons of exciting entertainment!
Come out this Saturday to watch the Amarillo Venom clinch the regular season title against the West Texas Roughnecks, and for a chance to win a trip to the beautiful Wildwood Casino and Hotel at 7:00pm in the Amarillo Civic Center!
Friday, June 29, 2012
LSFL Championship Game To Also Feature Concerts
Pre-game
festivities to the first Texas Shoot Out, the Lone Star Football
League's championship game on July 21 at Foster Communications Coliseum,
will feature two concerts performed by three top-selling artists.
All-inclusive tickets for tailgating activities, the concerts and the game are available beginning July 2 for $25 at Bug Express, 2210 Austin St.; the McNease Convention Center, 500 Rio Concho Drive; Blair's Western Wear, 4230 Sherwood Way; and Goodfellow Air Force Base's ITT office; online at sanangelotexas.us/civicevents; or by calling (325) 658-6464. Tickets to the game only are $15. Tickets to the concert only are $25.
A tailgating party that includes a chili cook-off, inflatable bounce houses for children, and more will begin at 3 p.m. Friday, July 20, in the Foster Communications Coliseum parking lot, 50 E. 43rd St. The party will be followed at 8 p.m. by a Texas country music concert headlined by Zach Edwards in the Coliseum.
A Big Lake native, Edwards released his second album, "LoneStar," on June 3. His first album, "Cowboy Crew," yielded the hit, "You Look Better on MySpace."
The tailgating continues on game day, Saturday, July 21. Doors to the Coliseum will open at 3:30 p.m. for a concert featuring native San Angeloan and pop star Paula Deanda and the Paulitics, and the hip-hop duo the Ying Yang Twins.
Deanda was signed to an Arista Records contract by famed record exec Clive Davis. In 2006, she released her self-titled debut album, spawning a top 20 hit, "Walk Away (Remember Me)." Deanda will also sing the national anthem and perform during halftime of the game.
The Ying Yang Twins are best known for party anthems and top 40 hits such as "Salt Shaker," "What's Happ'nin!," "Shake" and "Badd." The New Orleans Saints play their song "Halftime" after most touchdowns. The Twins released a greatest hits album in 2009. Their new single, "Fist Pump, Jump Jump," will be released on iTunes on July 3.
Deanda and the Ying Yang Twins will be available to sign autographs for fans.
Playing indoor pro football, the Lone Star Football League consists of six teams: the Abilene Ruff Riders, the West Texas Roughnecks of Midland/Odessa, the Amarillo Venom, the Corpus Christi Hammerheads, the Laredo Rattlesnakes and the Rio Grande Valley Magic.
League Commissioner Darlene Jones is a San Angelo businesswoman who owned San Angelo's last pro football franchise, the Stampede Express.
The game will serve as a kickoff to San Angelo's new team, the Bandits, who will hit the field inside Foster Communications Coliseum in the spring of 2013. The Bandits will be selling season tickets and corporate sponsorships at The Texas Shoot-out.
All-inclusive tickets for tailgating activities, the concerts and the game are available beginning July 2 for $25 at Bug Express, 2210 Austin St.; the McNease Convention Center, 500 Rio Concho Drive; Blair's Western Wear, 4230 Sherwood Way; and Goodfellow Air Force Base's ITT office; online at sanangelotexas.us/civicevents; or by calling (325) 658-6464. Tickets to the game only are $15. Tickets to the concert only are $25.
A tailgating party that includes a chili cook-off, inflatable bounce houses for children, and more will begin at 3 p.m. Friday, July 20, in the Foster Communications Coliseum parking lot, 50 E. 43rd St. The party will be followed at 8 p.m. by a Texas country music concert headlined by Zach Edwards in the Coliseum.
A Big Lake native, Edwards released his second album, "LoneStar," on June 3. His first album, "Cowboy Crew," yielded the hit, "You Look Better on MySpace."
The tailgating continues on game day, Saturday, July 21. Doors to the Coliseum will open at 3:30 p.m. for a concert featuring native San Angeloan and pop star Paula Deanda and the Paulitics, and the hip-hop duo the Ying Yang Twins.
Deanda was signed to an Arista Records contract by famed record exec Clive Davis. In 2006, she released her self-titled debut album, spawning a top 20 hit, "Walk Away (Remember Me)." Deanda will also sing the national anthem and perform during halftime of the game.
The Ying Yang Twins are best known for party anthems and top 40 hits such as "Salt Shaker," "What's Happ'nin!," "Shake" and "Badd." The New Orleans Saints play their song "Halftime" after most touchdowns. The Twins released a greatest hits album in 2009. Their new single, "Fist Pump, Jump Jump," will be released on iTunes on July 3.
Deanda and the Ying Yang Twins will be available to sign autographs for fans.
Playing indoor pro football, the Lone Star Football League consists of six teams: the Abilene Ruff Riders, the West Texas Roughnecks of Midland/Odessa, the Amarillo Venom, the Corpus Christi Hammerheads, the Laredo Rattlesnakes and the Rio Grande Valley Magic.
League Commissioner Darlene Jones is a San Angelo businesswoman who owned San Angelo's last pro football franchise, the Stampede Express.
The game will serve as a kickoff to San Angelo's new team, the Bandits, who will hit the field inside Foster Communications Coliseum in the spring of 2013. The Bandits will be selling season tickets and corporate sponsorships at The Texas Shoot-out.
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