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PFFL 1999 Regular Season Schedule Announced - April 2nd, 1999 1
The Professional Flag football league announced the schedule for the upcoming 1999 regular season games with six Pro Flag teams playing in the Ohio Valley Division. Play is set to begin May 1st, 1999. Teams will play a 10 game regular season with playoffs.
Ohio Valley Division Play
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Schedule
All Games - Saturday 2:00 PM
| May 1st | May 8th | May 15th |
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| May 22nd | May 29th | June 5th |
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| June 12th | June 19th | June 26th |
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| July 10th | July 17th | July 24th |
Wild Card Playoffs
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Semi-Finals
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Championship Game Canton, Ohio |
Pro Flag Challenge Tournament Schedule: March 1st, 1999 2
The PFFL announces the 1999 Pro Flag Challenge Tournament schedule for the upcoming year. $2,500 Max. to winning team (based on 16 team entry). 9 man Lineman Ineligible Tournament format.
The purpose of these games are to promote the sport of 9 man flag football.
The 1999 Pro Flag Challenge Tournament Schedule
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Deadlines: Jan. 2, 1999
| All teams planning on playing in the 2000 season. |
| Application Fee of $500.00 due with team application form and must be received by the league office by October 1st, 1999 to be eligible for the year 2000 season. |
| Team Franchise Fee of $5,000.00 due with acceptance of team by league and must be received by the league office by December 1st, 1999 to be eligible for the year 2000 season. |
| Divisions with cities / franchises will be posted by January 3rd, 2000. |
| Play will begin March 15th, 2000. Season will last 15 weeks including playoffs. |
| Post your comments on the message board or email the league office. |
Flag Belts: Feb. 10, 1999 4
The PFFL announces a partnership with a flag belt manufacturer to develop a flag belt with a "Sonic Pop" type belt clasp. This new type of belt will marry the best of the Triple Threat and Sonic Pop flag belt features. While this belt is in its design stage, the PFFL will experiment with "Sonic Pop" belts using three flags instead of the usual two.
Problems arose during the 1998 season with Triple Threat belts falling off without contact. The league used "Sonic Pop" flags in the Canton Pro Flag Bowl games and found them equally lacking because of the visibility factor they imposed on officials who sometimes had long discussions trying to determine the exact spot the player was deflaged. As a result, the league sought to develop a flag belt more suited to the rough play in PFFL games that it would have exclusive usage rights.
Comments on flag belts can be posted on the PFFL message board or by email.
Triple Threat Flag Belts to be use in 1999 Regular
season play. Article 5
Triple Threat Flag Belts will be used in regular season play in the Ohio Division for the 1999 season and at the Mid-Atlantic Challenge Tournament. Sonic Pop belts will be used in the Atlantic City and Carolina Challenge Tournaments.
SPALDING To Sponsor PFFL For 1999 Regular Season.
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PFFL teams in the Ohio Valley Division will use Spanding's new all weather football for the 1999 season. Spalding furnished each team 2 game balls.
Steve D'Argenio Named PFFL Mid-Atlantic Director. Article 7
Ft. Wayne, Toledo, and Dayton Fold! Article 8
Ohio Division teams Toledo, Ft. Wayne, and Dayton fail to finish the regular season. The PFFL will attempt to locate teams in those cities for the 2000 season.
3rd place Columbus will play 2nd place Buffalo July 17th at Buffalo. The winner will play Cleveland for the championship.
New York City franchise awarded, will join Northern Jersey in the Yankee Division. Article 9
Dan Daughtery has submitted an application for the New York City franchise effective June 1st, 1999.
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