Lancaster Lightning
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| Founded | 2004 |
| Stadium | Pequea Valley High School |
| Based in | Lancaster County, Pennsylvania |
| Team Colors | navy blue, silver |
| League | North American Football League |
| Local Media | Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster New Era |
| Head Coach | Chris Kutz |
| Home Fields | Pequea Valley High School, 2004-present J. P. McCaskey High School, 2003 |
The Lancaster Lightning is an amateur football team based in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Since the 2004 season, they have played in the Eastern Conference of the North American Football League.
The Lancaster Lightning continue a geographical rivalry with the Central Penn Piranha from nearby Harrisburg, as well as with other area NAFL teams. Once a year, the Lightning play one home game at Clipper Magazine Stadium in the city of Lancaster.
The mascot of the Lancaster Lightning is Boomer, an orange and yellow cat.
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