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The CFL was born in 1998 with 12 teams, and has grown in the years since. Over the
first 11 seasons of CFL play, 21 owners have controlled the fate of the 12 franchises. In 2007 the CFL welcomed
2 new participants, as Jim took over the Mighty Mice and Curtis took over The Spartans.
Entering the 2009 campaign, Mason joins the league and will control the destiny of Team Gomez.
With 6 different champions in the first 7 seasons of play, the CFL has seen a high level of competition
and parity. In all, 11 of our 12 franchises have now appeared in the Super Bowl. More impressively,
every team has competed in the playoffs multiple times since the inceptions of the CFL.
The CFL All-Stars have captured 4 Super Bowl trophies and Polk High has made 11 consectuive playoff appearances
for league records.
Individual defensive players were added to the league in 2005. The annual CFL
draft is held each year in August and now consists of four rounds.
Super Bowl Results
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Super Bowl I |
Hord's Horrors 20, Packmen 12 |
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Super Bowl II |
Hord's Horrors 18, Polk High 16 |
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Super Bowl III |
Badgerz 31, Mighty Mice 23 |
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Super Bowl IV |
Packmen 25, Polk High 20 |
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Super Bowl V |
Mighty Mice 31, Polk High 13 |
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Super Bowl VI |
CFL All-Stars 26, Crapshoot 18 |
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Super Bowl VII |
Dirty Birdz 30, Polk High 15 |
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Super Bowl VIII |
Mighty Mice 34, Ernie's Heroes 29 |
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Super Bowl IX |
CFL All-Stars 35, Royal Flush 28 |
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Super Bowl X |
CFL All-Stars 41, Dirty Birdz 29 |
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Super Bowl XI |
CFL All-Stars 34, The Crushers 30 |
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Super Bowl XII |
Packmen 33, Dirty Birdz 32 |
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