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Kansas City, MO – Today the Central Plains Football League (CPFL) released their 2009 regular season schedule.

The CPFL plays 8 man football outdoors on a field that is 50 yards long by 28 yards wide using similar rules as indoor football. The season will kick off the weekend of March 14th, 2009 and will conclude with post season play in late June.

The league will have all 8 teams from the 2008 season returning which are the 2007 & 2008 Champion, Mid-Missouri Outlaws(Sedalia), Independence Bulldogs, Missouri Mustangs(Liberty), Blue Springs Extreme, Springfield Lightning, St. Joe Ravens, Junction City, KS Tigers, Topeka, KS Savage and with the addition of two new teams located in Missouri. The Kansas City Jazz is a franchise who has been around for many years at the semi-pro level that has played traditional 11 man football. The other new team, the Southern Missouri Silverbacks are from Mountain Grove, MO. This year the CPFL will play a 10 game regular season schedule, playing each team once the first nine weeks and their 10th game being a team they played earlier in the season. Then at the conclusion of the regular season, the league will do something different that you don’t see in any other league. All the teams will be placed in a bracket and seeded where they finished at the end of the regular season giving all teams a shot at the title.

“The league really has got a lot of attention since we started three years ago and there were a lot of talks this off-season from teams all over the country about playing in our league or inquires on how we started. With the teams from last season getting better and the addition of the two new teams, the competition for the 2009 season will be greater then ever before, not to mention the target on our backs,” said Travis Jobe, co-owner of the Outlaws and co-founder of the CPFL.

“We really think the league has made some major strides over the years, but like any other league there are some ups and downs but everything seems to works out in the end. We think with all teams being placed in a bracket for the championship after the season will keep not only the players but the teams motivated to compete all season,” said Terry Winfree, owner of the Mustangs and co-founder of the CPFL.

The 2009 CPFL season promises great match-ups and fun family entertainment. You can access each team’s website from www.cpflfootball.com for kickoff times, ticket sales and sponsorship opportunities. League sponsorships are also available by contacting Terry Winfree at 816-260-9725 or cpfl_football@yahoo.com.

CPFL Staff
 

Week

Date

Mustangs

 

KC Jazz

 

Savage

 

Ravens

 

Tigers

1

March 14th

Tigers

at Outlaws

at Bulldogs

at Lightning

at Mustangs

2

March 21st

at Silverbacks

Bulldogs

Lightning

Outlaws

Extreme

3

March 28th

Extreme

at Silverbacks

at Tigers

at Bulldogs

Savage

4

April 4th

at Jazz

Mustangs

at Ravens

Savage

at Bulldogs

5

April 11th

Bulldogs

Tigers

Outlaws

at Extreme

at Jazz

6

April 18th

at Lightning

at Savage

Jazz

at Tigers

 

Ravens

7

April 25th

at Ravens

Lightning

at Silverbacks

Mustangs

Outlaws

8

May 2nd

Savage

at Extreme

at Mustangs

Silverbacks

at Lightning

9

May 9th

at Outlaws

Ravens

Extreme

at Jazz

Silverbacks

10

May 16th

Jazz

at Mustangs

Bulldogs

Extreme

at Outlaws

11

May 23rd

Bye

 

Bye

 

Bye

 

Bye

 

Bye

12

May 30th

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

13

June 6th

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

14

June 13th

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

15

June 20th

Championship

 

Championship

 

Championship

 

Championship

 

Championship

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Week

Date

Outlaws

 

Silverbacks

 

Bulldogs

 

Extreme

 

Lightning

1

March 14th

Jazz

at Extreme

Savage

Silverbacks

Ravens

2

March 21st

at Ravens

Mustangs

at Jazz

at Tigers

at Savage

3

March 28th

at Lightning

Jazz

Ravens

at Mustangs

Outlaws

4

April 4th

Silverbacks

at Outlaws

Tigers

Lightning

at Extreme

5

April 11th

at Savage

at Lightning

at Mustangs

Ravens

Silverbacks

6

April 18th

Extreme

Bulldogs

at Silverbacks

at Outlaws

Mustangs

7

April 25th

at Tigers

Savage

at Extreme

Bulldogs

at Jazz

8

May 2nd

at Bulldogs

at Ravens

Outlaws

Jazz

Tigers

9

May 9th

Mustangs

at Tigers

Lightning

at Savage

at Bulldogs

10

May 16th

Tigers

Lightning

at Savage

at Ravens

at Silverbacks

11

May 23rd

Bye

 

Bye

 

Bye

 

Bye

 

Bye

12

May 30th

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

13

June 6th

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

14

June 13th

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

 

Playoff

15

June 20th

Championship

 

Championship

 

Championship

 

Championship

 

Championship


 
 
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