
The National Public Safety
Football League would like to announce their brand new friendship
with Wilson. Makers of the official ball for the NFL, the NCAA and
now the NPSFL. The 2008 NPSFL season will have all 21 teams using
an Official NPSFL ball made by Wilson.
The 2008 season is underway,
and with more teams than the NPSFL has ever seen. The league will
have 21 teams trying to make it to the top, and knocking the NYPD
Finest out. The newest teams are Atlanta, Cleveland, Tampa. Welcome,
to the new teams and good luck.
The National
Public Safety Football League (NPSFL), is a union of public safety
agency football teams from throughout the United States, united
to promote a positive self image to the public by raising funds
for charity through spirited competition. The NPSFL is incorporated
in New York State and recognized as a not for profit organization
by the Internal Revenue Service under the 501c3 statute...Go to
the Archives page to see the
past National Champions.
CALLING
ALL PUBLIC SAFETY TEAMS
The
National Public Safety Football League constantly searches for new
teams to play in the league. The NPSFL consists of Law Enforcement
and Firefighter teams from across the country. Each NPSFL player
must be a full time Law Enforcement Officer or a full time Firefighter/
Firefighter Paramedic. The NPSFL teams play full-contact football.
We follow NCAA rules. Each team plays a four game league schedule
each season.
Each
NPSFL team plays their games to raise money for different charities.
Support the NPSFL league by putting a team from your city or town
into the league.
Please
feel free to contact an NPSFL Board Member via e-mail from the CONTACT
page for more information, or call (714) 347-8721.
Power Rankings
for 2008.
- NYPD - 5, FDNY - 4, Philly - 3
- Chicago - 2, Cleveland
- 2
- D. C. - 2, Charlotte.
- 2,
- Orlando - 3, Tampa
- 2, Atlanta - 2
- DFW - 5, Dallas Metro
- 2, Houston - 2, Cent. Tex. - 1
- LAPD - 5, LAFD - 4, Phoenix-
4, O.C. - 3, S.D. - 2, Bakersfield - 2, Caifornia - 1
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FIREFIGHTER
MEMORIAL PAGE - Click Here
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