American Professional Football League
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| American Professional Football League | |
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| Sport | American football |
| Founded | 2003 |
| No. of teams | 6 |
| Country |  United States |
| Current champions | Kansas Koyotes |
| Official website | Official Site |
The American Professional Football League (APFL) is an indoor football league based in the midwestern United States that began play in 2003.
The league's flagship team is the Kansas Koyotes who have captured the first four league championships and weren't beaten in the league's first three seasons. They were finally beaten by the Wichita Aviators in the 2006 season opener.
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[edit] League Membership
These are the teams participating in the 2007 season:
- Iowa Blackhawks (2004)
- Kansas Koyotes (2003)
- Missouri Minutemen (2003)
- Wichita Aviators (2005)
- Springfield MO (2007, Proposed expansion team)
- Lincon NE (2007, Proposed expansion team)
[edit] Former Teams
- St. Joseph Explorers (2003)
- Texas Thunder (2004)
- Nebraska B.E.A.R.S (2005)
- Omaha Extreme (2006, road only)
- Nebraska Wildcats (2006, road only)
- St. Joseph Storm (2005)
[edit] League Champions
- 2003 -- Kansas Koyotes
- 2004 -- Kansas Koyotes
- 2005 -- Kansas Koyotes
- 2006 -- Kansas Koyotes (by forfeit when the Wichita Aviators refused to play the championship game due to the former GM being suspended for the game for post game fight involvement at Wichita's prior game. By rule, the Aviators EARNED the forfeit for failing to attend the game even on their own home field.)
