Independent Women's Football League

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The Independent Women's Football League was founded in 2000, and began play in 2001. IWFL founders began with the goal to establish a quality women's football league that would be respected as the top level of women's tackle football in the world. After five years of continuous growth and success, the IWFL has emerged as the clear leader in women's football. Currently over 1,300 women play on IWFL teams across the United States and Canada.

The IWFL secured a television contract in 2008 with games to be aired on an upstart syndication service known as "Fanz TV;" the deal has apparently been suspended indefinitely.

1 Teams
- 1.1 Former Teams
- 1.2 Joining in 2009
2 Champions
3 See also
4 External links

[edit] Teams

	The Independent Women's Football League
Eastern Conference	North Atlantic		South Atlantic		Midwest	Midsouth
	Baltimore Nighthawks	Holyoke Hurricanes	Atlanta Xplosion	Cape Fear Thunder	Chicago Force	Clarksville Fox
	Boston Militia	Manchester Freedom	Miami Fury	Carolina Phoenix	Columbus Phantoms	Louisiana Fuel
	Central PA Vipers	Montreal Blitz	Orlando Mayhem	Carolina Queens	Detroit Demolition	Shreveport Aftershock
	D.C. Divas	New England Intensity	Palm Beach Punishers		Wisconsin Warriors
	New York Sharks	Southern Maine Rebels			Wisconsin Wolves
	Pittsburgh Passion
Western Conference	Pacific Northwest	Pacific Southwest	Midsouth
	Corvallis Pride	California Quake	Dallas Diamonds
	Portland Shockwave	Las Vegas Showgirlz	Iowa Crush
	Redding Rage	New Mexico Menace	Kansas City Tribe
	Sacramento Sirens	SoCal Breakers
	Santa Rosa Scorchers	Tucson Monsoon
	Seattle Majestics