SFLm Season 11 Teams ANNOUNCED!
by Alex West
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When consulted on her feelings regarding Boston hanging up their cleats for the final time, owner Xena West had this to say: "My husband Alex and I originally approached commissioner Cameron Irvine with the idea for the co-owned franchise before Alex was asked to be commissioner of the SFLm. It was meant to be a shared project and our way of showing our love for the league. But with new circumstances came a change in the franchise - Alex needed to focus on running the SFLm, and so the Rebels went from co- to sole ownership. Now, with increasing responsibilities in my own life, it's time to retire the franchise. The Boston Rebels were originally created to be a breath of fresh air with the hope that it would ignite both new and returning interest to the SFLm. I believe it has done just that."
But as one story concludes, three more rise to take its place. The SFLm is proud to welcome three new franchises into the league for the upcoming season—each one bringing a fresh identity, dynamic leadership, and new opportunities for aspiring SFL stars.
Co- Owner: Goose Busters
Staff:
General Manager/ Head of Football Operations: Goose Busters
Head of Media: Amonte Dubois-Smith
Head Coach: Dondes Talacarne
Offensive Coordinator: Goose Busters
Defensive Coodinator: Doug Day
Director of Communication/ Graphic Design: Dakota West
The West Coast gets a fresh shuffle with the debut of the San Diego Aces, led by veteran player and now team owner Amonte Dubois-Smith. This high-stakes franchise is ready to deal a winning hand, bringing energy and edge to the Pacific SFLm landscape.
Staff:
Offensive Coordinator: Michael Kleinknecht
Defensive Coordinator: Rodney Smith Both Michael and Jim will oversee the playbooks
SFLm EXPANDS: BOSTON BIDS FAREWELL AS THREE NEW TEAMS JOIN THE FOLD,
ARTICLE BY ELI DEIOMES [S'cylle Aldmiir] As the Simulation Football League’s minor league system continues to evolve, the SFLm is entering a brand new chapter—one marked by both fond farewells and thrilling new beginnings. With great appreciation for their contributions to the league, we officially announce the folding of the Boston Rebels. Boston’s legacy will be remembered for its competitive spirit, dedicated staff, and the many players who launched their careers wearing Rebel red. We thank the entire Boston organization—players, coaches, and fans alike—for their role in shaping the SFLm into what it is today.When consulted on her feelings regarding Boston hanging up their cleats for the final time, owner Xena West had this to say: "My husband Alex and I originally approached commissioner Cameron Irvine with the idea for the co-owned franchise before Alex was asked to be commissioner of the SFLm. It was meant to be a shared project and our way of showing our love for the league. But with new circumstances came a change in the franchise - Alex needed to focus on running the SFLm, and so the Rebels went from co- to sole ownership. Now, with increasing responsibilities in my own life, it's time to retire the franchise. The Boston Rebels were originally created to be a breath of fresh air with the hope that it would ignite both new and returning interest to the SFLm. I believe it has done just that."
But as one story concludes, three more rise to take its place. The SFLm is proud to welcome three new franchises into the league for the upcoming season—each one bringing a fresh identity, dynamic leadership, and new opportunities for aspiring SFL stars.
San Diego Aces,
Majority Owner: Amonte Dubois-SmithCo- Owner: Goose Busters
Staff:
General Manager/ Head of Football Operations: Goose Busters
Head of Media: Amonte Dubois-Smith
Head Coach: Dondes Talacarne
Offensive Coordinator: Goose Busters
Defensive Coodinator: Doug Day
Director of Communication/ Graphic Design: Dakota West
The West Coast gets a fresh shuffle with the debut of the San Diego Aces, led by veteran player and now team owner Amonte Dubois-Smith. This high-stakes franchise is ready to deal a winning hand, bringing energy and edge to the Pacific SFLm landscape. Birmingham Hellhounds,
Owners: Michael Goodman and Jim HatzisStaff:
Offensive Coordinator: Michael Kleinknecht
Defensive Coordinator: Rodney Smith Both Michael and Jim will oversee the playbooks
The South heats up as Birmingham returns to the football map—this time with a vengeance. The Hellhounds are clawing their way into the spotlight, helmed by long-time community member and offensive mind Michael Goodman. With a name like that, expect intensity, passion, and pure gridiron grit. Anchorage Wolves,
Owner: Ryan DavisStaff:
GM / Advisor: Mike Ahl
Advisor: Guy Clawson
Offensive Coordinator: Mike O’Neal
Defensive Coordinator: Jay Balmer
Coach Apprentice / Scout: Bobby Green
From the frozen frontier of Alaska comes the howl of a new contender. The Anchorage Wolves, led by Ryan Davis and a well-rounded support staff, are poised to bring discipline, toughness, and a pack mentality to the SFLm. Get ready to witness Anchorage rise.