Coach Jones stated ” He is excited to be moving on the the second annual Presidents Cup Game on Saturday, July 6th and is eager  to find out who his opponent will be.”

The Miami Ironmen stay in first place in the standings after  trouncing the Daytona Beach Racers 42 -6 on Saturday in another exciting double header. The next games will be played on  June 27th, where at 4:00 PM Fort Lauderdale Barracudas will take on the Daytona Beach Racers, and the Miami Ironmen will defend their lead against the Pompano Beach Swampdogs in the ” Nite Cap” at 7:15. The evening game will be broadcast “Live on ESPN West Palm and ESPNwestpalm.com, and as always tickets are only $25.00 at the gate.

The SFL head office announced that they have decided to go in a different direction as far the Swampdogs head coaching position is concerned. They have named Bobby Thompson and Marty Culpepper interim coaches, and together they will be lead the team against the Fort Lauderdale Barracudas in this week’s game on Saturday June 15 at 3:30 PM at Broward County Park.  Mr. Thompson is inundated with requests from all around the country to play for the Swampdogs and is currently evaluating the talent available in order to field the most qualified team. Interested players should contact coach Thompson operations@starsfootballleague.com. The League will be holding a press conference to unvail the Palm Beach Admirals new Logo and uniforms.

After a thrilling double header on Saturday the Pompano Swampdogs and the Miami Ironmen find themselves tied in the standings with 2 points a piece. The Swampdogs defeated the Daytona Beach Racers in front of an estimated crowd of 1928,  by scoring a safety in sudden death overtime to earn the victory. While, the Miami Ironmen defeated the Fort Lauderdale Barracuda’s 18-14. This weeks line up finds Daytona taking on Fort Lauderdale at 3:30 PM at Broward Central Park, and following in the ” Night Cap” at 7:15 PM will be the Miami versus Pompano. All tickets still only $15.00 at the gate. The games will also be broadcast “Live” on ESPN West Palm, and streamed “Live ” On ESPNWestPalm.com

SFL President Pete Huthwaite announced today that the league would be instituting a new scoring system. “after a touchdown is scored teams can elect to go for either 1,2,3, or 4 points.  The extra point kick would remain 1 point, while scoring on either a run or a pass from the 2 yard line would earn 2 points, the 10 yard line 3 points, and the 20 yard line 4 points. This should help in balancing the scoring and keeping games exciting. In the case of a tie teams will play a 5 minute sudden death overtime, if the score remains tied after the 5 minutes , each team will be awarded 5 points.