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Utah Saints vs the Arizona Adrenaline April 20th at the TTC in Prescott Arizona
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The Utah Saints Professional Indoor Football
The Utah Saints Professional Indoor Football team is the newest professional Indoor/Arena Style football to come to Utah. Our team consists of the best local players from our area that have finished high school or college and have the talent and desire to play at the Pro level and pursue there football goals.
The Utah Saints play in the Western conference of the AIFA. The AIFA is a Professsional Indoor Football league that is at the same talent level as the AFL2. Our league consists of 16 very professional and competitive teams. To visit our league website go to: http://www.aifaprofootball.com/
The Utah Saints home field in located at the Olympic Oval in Kearns Utah and can seat 2500 fans. It is a great multi purpose indoor family facility.
Our ticket prices are very similar to the Utah Bees triple A baseball team here in Salt lake City. Please support our local players in their pursuit of their football careers and go to the Ticket Page Now And Buy Your Season Tickets For 20% Off the game day price.
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· Season Begins: March 29, 2008
· Our ticket prices range from $8 to $25 per ticket.
· The season ticket package will be comprised of 7 home games.
· The Indoor football games will be played at the Olympic Oval in Kearns, Utah.
To order tickets to our Utah Saints Indoor football games, go To the ticket page. |
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| AIFA Awards Franchise To Utah For 2008 |
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BALTIMORE, Maryland (December 3, 2007) – The AIFA's Western Expansion continued today, as the American Indoor Football Association awarded a franchise to Utah for the 2008 season. The team will be known as the Utah Saints.
The Saints will play their home games at the famed Utah Olympic Oval, located 25 miles southwest of Salt Lake City in Kearns, Utah. The facility hosted speed skating competition at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games and boasted the “fastest ice on Earth.” Ten Olympic or world records were broken there during the Games. The arena's capacity will be increased to 2,500 for AIFA competition.
The ownership group for the franchise is headed by CEO Michael Curran, who has considerable indoor football experience through his involvement with the Utah Indoor Football League.
“We have been working 'round the clock to cross our T's and dot our I's in preparation for joining the AIFA West,” said Curran. “This is an exciting time for us! We have a large pool of talent all around us, mainly in the Utah Division I schools.
“We know the kind of talent that Wyoming (Cavalry, a member of the AIFA West) puts on the field, and we intend to be competitive. The Saints will be composed of men with the greatest integrity, both on and off the field.”
“We are pleased to welcome the Utah Saints ownership group to the AIFA,” said AIFA co-founder John Morris. “They are a great addition to our ongoing Western expansion. We are also very fortunate to have such a unique venue – rich in history and resources – available for the Saints.”
The addition of the Saints bring another significant television market into the AIFA fold. Salt Lake City is the 35th largest television market in the country, with approximately 840,000 television homes | |
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| This Week In The AIFA Covers New Utah Franchise and Lakeland, Florida Issue |
BALTIMORE, Maryland (December 9, 2007) – The American Indoor Football Association has released the fifth edition of its new Internet radio program, This Week In The AIFA. This edition of the program focuses on the recently-awarded Utah Saints franchise, as well as the arena and franchise situation in Lakeland, Florida. Interview guests include AIFA co-founders John Morris and Michael Mink, Reading Express GM and head coach Bernie Nowotarski, Mississippi Mudcats GM Brooks Ayers and Mudcats Business Manager Connie Snell. Additional voices heard on the program include Utah Saints CEO Michael Curran and Arizona Adrenaline GM Jim Schipp. This Week In The AIFA is a downloadable Internet radio program, sometimes referred to as a “Podcast.” The program is hosted at the AIFA's web site, http://www.aifaprofootball.com/. OurSports Central, the nation's preeminent Internet site for information on minor league and second-tier professional sports, also hosts the program as part of its “OurSports Central Radio” series. OSC is in its third year of offering downloadable Internet programs related to a number of sports. This Week In The AIFA is produced and hosted by veteran play-by-play broadcaster and AIFA Media/Public Relations Director, Bill Hazen. The program utilizes the latest in digital audio technology to increase the audio quality of interview segments from throughout the league. |
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