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Now accepting teams for the 2010 season

GET YOUR 2009 ALLSTAR RING !

We need an order of 50 rings to get them at lowest price available to you. To order your ring contact the Director of Football Operations Dan Todd or click here to start your order. The cost of the rings are $150.00 per ring. The West gets the red and the East will get a blue stone. With your order we will need ring size, your number and name. The order takes 6 to 8 weeks after we place them. The sooner we get the order in the sooner we will get the rings so hurry and get yours in. We will keep you posted as to when we order. The drop dead order date will be January 15, 2010.

2010 Season is HERE.

If you are looking to JOIN the most talked about football league in the South then you have came to the right football league. The Premier South Football League have started taking team applications for the 2010 season. If you think you have what it takes to win on this level then please click here to start your process.

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Panama City, Florida

November 14, 2009

The Premier Football League concluded the 2009 season with a PFL All-Star Weekend in Panama City Beach, Florida which also included the Premier Bowl that featured two Championship teams The Columbia Flying Raiders from the Southeast American Football League, and the Pensacola Wolfpac from the Premier Football League.

The weekend was full of events for players to participate in on Friday night the players and coaches signed autographs and took pictures with the Hooters girls and fans at the Hooters Meet and Greet on the Beach .Saturday morning All-Star players participated in a pro style combine and evaluation conducted by personnel from the Scouting Bureau.

The Premier Bowl kick-off at 4pm with Pensacola Wolfpac defeating the Columbia Raiders 15-0, both teams were awarded trophies for the participation that were sponsored by the Panama City Beach CVB the over-all game MVP was awarded to QB Ken Johnson from the Pensacola Wolfpac.

The final game of the night was the East- West PFL All- Star Game with the East consisting of players from all the Florida teams and the West consisting of players from Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. The game would showcase the PFL’s best players with the West All-Stars winning the game 42-14. At the conclusion of the game Offense and Defense MVP awards were given to players from both the East and West teams. West All-Star Offensive MVP went to RB DJ Burroughs representing the Alabama Warriors and the Defensive MVP went to DB Ike Kelly representing the Satsuma Sharks. The East All-Star Offensive Player went to WR Kevin King representing the Panhandle Crusaders, and the Defensive MVP went to DE Bruno Mendez representing the Northwest Florida Falcons.

Weekend Event Scores

Premier Bowl

Columbia Flying Raiders 0

Pensacola Wolfpac 15

PFL All-Star Game

West All-Stars 42

East All-Stars 14

The PFL would like to thank the Great City of Panama City Beach for hosting our All-Star game. We would also like to thank Hooters on the beach as well as Days Inn for your support. It was a great weekend and we are already planning for next year return.

The battle of the heavy weights goes to:

PENSACOLA WOLFPAC

The Pensacola Wolfpac beat the Satsuma Sharks 17-14 to win the Premier Football League championship. The game went back and fourth all night long with both teams giving all they could. The field was a huge factor in the way the game was being played. Coach Smith of the Wolfpac said after the game "I now know why they call this the swamp." Two weeks leading up to this game it has rained just about everyday and all day. The field held up the best it could with what the weather was giving it. The game was a slug feast between two of the most stingiest defense's in the league. One defender said he "loved this kind of field because the offensive players cant run away." The mud and rain slowed the turf down where nobody had a speed advantage. The hard hitting defensive game left many fans wanting more. One fan said he has never seen two teams give so many bone crushing hits to one another and then help each other up just to line up and do it again. The worst thing that could happen in this type of game is somebody had to win and somebody had lose. The PFL would like to thank the city of Satsuma for letting us hold our championship game in there city. We would also like to thank Satsuma High School for being a great host for PFL Bowl II and also the Catfish Junction for one of the best league banquet's to date.