AEFL Mission Statement
The AEFL is a new brand of minor league football with its own unique style. 8 man football creates more space, which makes the game faster with plenty of scoring opportunities.
Our goal is to give adults a chance to continue playing full contact football and create an opportunity to be recognized by the next level of football. None of the AEFL players are paid so they do not lose their college eligibility. We encourage all our fans and players to support the communities and sponsors of each team in the AEFL.
Excitement is our standard!
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ABOUT THE LEAGUE
The American Eightman Football League was established in the fall of 2000. The AEFL was established after teams broke off from another league. In the first 2 seasons the league played games in the neighborhood parks of Dallas. In the fall of 2001 the league began playing games in a stadium and started to build towards the future. After the 2003 season the league shut down for 3 years and a search began for new owners. In 2007 the league was brought back under new ownership and they are taking the league into a new and more improved direction. Each team is now required to wear professional style uniforms and the league plays their games on field turf at H.E.B.'s Pennington Stadium. There is currently only one team remaining from the inaugural season in 2000, the Dallas Knights but many of the team owners and players are still in the league and have started new teams.
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AEFL CHAMPIONS
2009 - NORTH TEXAS TROJANS (9-2).
2008 - FORT WORTH RAMS (8-2) Back to Back Champs.
2007 - FORT WORTH RAMS (9-2)
2003* - DALLAS KNIGHTS (10-0) Back to Back Champs.
2002 FALL - DALLAS KNIGHTS (11-0)
2002 SPRING - DALLAS OUTLAWS (8-0)..(Now named the Dallas Warriors)
2001 FALL - DALLAS KNIGHTS (9-2)
2001 SPRING - GARLAND FISH
2000 INAUGURAL SEASON - RUFF RIDERS
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AEFL BOWL MATCH UPS
AEFL BOWL VIII: Fort Worth Rams vs North Texas Trojans - Score: 14-8
MVP: North Texas Trojans #9 Larry Wilson - WR
AEFL BOWL VII: Fort Worth Rams vs Dallas Knights - Score: 20-16
MVP: Fort Worth Rams #21 Jose Gonzales - DB
AEFL BOWL VI: Fort Worth Rams vs North Texas Outlaws - Score: 38-23
MVP: Fort Worth Rams #12 Jake Canfield - QB
AEFL BOWL V: Dallas Knights vs Dallas Outlaws
MVP: Dallas Knights #7 Danielle Brazzell - WR
AEFL BOWL IV: Dallas Outlaws vs Dallas Knights
MVP: Dallas Outlaws #4 Travis Nixxon - RB
AEFL BOWL III: Dallas Knights vs Fort Worth Titans - 16-12
MVP: Dallas Knights #5 John Shields - QB
AEFL BOWL II: Garland Fish vs Irving Mutants - Score: 8-0
AEFL BOWL I: Ruff Rider vs Irving Mutants - Score: 12-0
*2003 ANFL BOWL I: Dallas Knights vs Dallas Outlaws - Score:
(This season was played as a nine man league)
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AEFL ALL STAR GAME RESULTS
2009 - South All Stars 30 - North All Stars 19
MVP - North All Star from the Texas Tide - #3 Byron Payne(QB)
2008 - South All Stars 20 - North All Stars 12
MVP - South All Star from the North Texas Outlaws - #4 Trey Fields(QB)
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2009 Final Standings
North Division
North Texas Trojans (9-2) - Champs
Dallas Knights (6-3)
Texas Tide (5-4)
Denton Dragons (1-7)
Mansfield Bulldogs (0-8)
South Division
Fort Worth Rams (8-3)
Texas Smash (7-2)
Dallas Warriors (3-6)
Texas Tornados (2-6)
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2008 Final Standings
AEFL 2008
Fort Worth Rams 8-2 (CHAMPS)
Dallas Knights 8-2
North Texas Titans 5-4
North Texas Outlaws 5-4
Texas Tide 5-5
Oak Cliff Smash 4-6
Rockwall Rage 2-6
Dallas Warriors 2-6
North Texas Trojans 2-6
*In 2008 the divisions were only used for the all star game.
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2007 Final Standings
North Division
Fort Worth Rams 9-2 (CHAMPS)
Dallas Knights 7-2
Texas Tide 5-4
Corinth Ravens 3-5
Lake Dallas Marauders 0-8
South Division
North Texas Outlaws 8-2
Garland Gators 5-4
Dallas Warriors 4-6
Denton Bandits 2-6
Fort Worth Wildcats 2-6
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