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The CVFL is recognized
through the IRS as a
501(c)3 non-profit corporation and is currently seeking new sponsors to assist us in providing underprivileged youth the opportunity to participate
in organized sports. Anyone
interested in sponsorship please contact 
Poll
WHO WILL WIN THE 2011 CVFL CHAMPIONSHIP?
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OAKLAND COLTS join the CVFL
Team information coming this weekend along with
5 more Big North teams
WELCOME WOLVES
West Valley Wolves to join the CVFL taking the their spot in the 2011 CVFL Mid-North Division more information to come as we add their website, logo, and team information to the CVFL main website.
CVFL North ALL STAR Practice and CRU practice will be WEDNESDAY JULY 28th at 630 pm & Saturday
July 31st @10am
@ Bicentennial Park Sunnyside and Herndon in Clovis
CVFL South ALL STAR Practice will be WEDNESDAY JULY 28th at 5:00 pm
@ Visalia Sports Park, Dinuba Ave & Riggens in Visalia across from Target.
Saturdays practice will be announced at the 28th practice.
New ring for the CVFL
At seasons end 8 teams will fight for the CVFL title and the right to play for the National title.
Madera Assassins Home field.
North Valley Mustangs get new logo and start off season
Flag Football League
8 on 8 flag football league Starting in Merced. cash prize for the 1st and 2nd place teams. Contact the Mustangs throught their website for more information 
The KINGS CO
KINGS off to a running start for the 2011
season with a new coaching staff.
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Means National Title for CVFL Teams
"GameWear" Team Sports MLFA/CVFL
Welcome to the home of the 2008, 2009, & 2010
"GameWear" Team Sports
MLFA Champions!
"GameWear" Team Sports
MLFA/CVFL Championship
IV
April 10, 2010
# 2 OROSI STARS 8
vs
#1 CEN-CAL CRUSADERS 15
It was a hard pill to swallow losing to the eventual unanimous National Champion Pacific Islanders in the 2008 CVFL championship 47-0. Most would have hung it up or moved on, some players left for other teams, but most returned and were joined by a solid new group of players. Thus the streak started 11-0 in 2009 and continued this season as the Central Cal Crusaders won their 2nd CVFL title going 10 straight wins and back 2 back "GameWear" Team Sports MLFA/CVFL Championships.
2011
"GameWear" Team Sports
MLFA/CVFL teams
Central Cal Crusaders
Stockton Hurricanes
Orosi Stars
Kings CO Kings
Dinuba Trojans
Visalia Raiders
North Valley Mustangs
Kern Valley Aztecs
Madera Assassins
Sierra Razorbacks
Oakdale Chargers
Southland Reapers
TC Outlaws
Tulare 49ers
Clovis Coyotes
Modesto Raiders
Cordova Jets
West Valley Wolves
Oakland Colts
The CVFL is proud to announce the first Central Valley
Women's Semi-Pro Football Team!
The team will participate in the Women's Football Alliance for the 2010 season which begins in April of 2010.
Check out the War Angels website:
www.warangelsfootball.com
, or other WFA teams at
www.wfafootball.com
.
13 CVFL players are picked on the 2009
MLFN ALL American Team
CRU BRINGS HOME THE BLING BLING!
#1 PLAYS HERE!
"GameWear" Team Sports MLFA Spring Champions, California State Champions,
and CVFL Champion Central-Cal Crusaders 11-0!
As the Central Valley Football League moves into it’s 4th year we look back at the accomplishments of this league and teams.
In 2007 the CVFL was the MLFN “Best New League” in the west with Commissioner Jeff King being selected “Commissioner of the year”. And the CVFL had 7 MLFN All Americans.
In 2008 the CVFL expanded from 8 to 14 teams. Added to the list were the Stanislaus Spartans, Merced Mustangs and the Pacifica Islanders. Old valley foes, the South Valley Falcons, re-grouped and also joined the CVFL.
In 2008 the MLFN picked 24 All Americans from the CVFL and the unanimous #1 team in the country the Pacifica Islanders making the CVFL one of the most dominate leagues in the country during the 2008 spring football season.
2009 season was kicked off with 11 teams, the Pacifica Islanders joined a league in their area, the NCFL, and the Stanislaus Spartans and Delano Knights took the season off to rebuild while the South Valley Falcons changed their name to the Kings Co. Kings. The Selma Ravens and Fresno Pirates joined together to form the Valley Thunder and made it all way to the CVFL championship only to lose to the current #1 team in the MLFA, the Central-Cal Crusaders.
In 2009, the CVFL again leads the way nationally with the #1 team in the MLFA, the Central-Cal Crusaders beat the CSAFL Champions, Twin City Cougars, for the 2009 MLFA Championship. The Valley Thunder also finished in the MLFA national rankings at #6 in their 1st season.
In 2010, the CVFL again leads the way nationally with the #1 team in the MLFA, the Central-Cal Crusaders beat the Orosi Stars, for the 2009 MLFA Championship.
2011 looks very bright for the CVFL, the league could have 18 teams playing in 2011 and 20 teams playing in the league by 2012 dominating minor league football in the central valley.
CVFL Champs Beat the CSAFL Champs 20-8
In the ever-changing world of minor league football the Central Valley Football League champion Central-Cal Crusaders beat the CSAFL Champions, Twin Cities Cougars 20-8 to claim the "GameWear" Team Sports Minor League Football Alliance Championship.
2009 CVFL CHAMPIONS
The Central Cal Crusaders won the 2009 CVFL Championship
with a score of 20 to 7 in the best game this valley has seen since the Fresno Bandits of the 90s ran the country. Both teams were loaded with talent and it showed as big plays and big hits had the crowd of 500 fans going crazy until the final whistle. The Crusaders were led QB Johnny Elizalde who threw the first touchdown of the game to Howard Maxwell on a 4th down play. The second score came from running back Shawn William who smashed his way into the endzone giving the Crusaders a 14 point lead with 2 minutes left in the half. The Thunder charged back quickly with a 70 yard drive, and with 30 seconds left in the half, the Thunder found themselves on the 8 yard line. But the Crusaders held strong as Ralphy Ortega intercepted a touchdown pass attempt and kept the 14 point lead alive for the Crusaders at half. The Thunder responded quickly on their first possession of the third quarter with a 60 yard drive capped off by a 40 yard TD pass from Laton Johnson to Jeremy Davis. With a score of 14-7 going into the 4th quarter, the two teams continued to trade punches. A TD pass from Elizalde to 19-year-old phenom, Trunell "Future" Mcmillan was the final blow and the Crusaders rolled on to win the CVFL Championship 20 -7.
The Crusaders will now represent the Central Valley Football League in the Minor League Football Alliance Spring National Championship play offs against the Twin City Cougars.
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WHERE
: CENTRAL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLS
OR
-Players can contact each team directly through their individual websites. All CVFL teams will have a link to their website on the CVFL Website and the MLFA Website. Teams should either
call
,
email
, or
register
online to sign their team
up for the League.
-Teams must provide their own Uniforms, Footballs, and Football Gear along with Transportation to Games. -Teams will need to pick their own players and sign a League Insurance Waiver. 
"Sic Deus dilexit mundum,..."Jn 3:16
"The Lord is the eternal God, creator of the ends of the earth. He does not faint nor grow weary, and his knowledge is beyond scrutiny.
He gives strength to the fainting; for the weak he makes strong.
Though young men faint and grow weary, and youths stagger and fall, t
hey that hope in the Lord will renew their strength, they will soar as with eagles' wings;
They will run and not grow weary, walk and not grow faint.” Isa 40: 28-31
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2011 Teams
Cordova Jets
Stockton
Hurricanes
Modesto Raiders
Clovis Coyotes
TC Outlaws
Madera Assassins
Oakdale Chargers
Kern Valley Aztecs
Central-Cal
Crusaders
Orosi Stars
North Valley Mustangs
Dinuba
Trojans
Kings CO Kings
Bakersfield Reapers
Tulare 49ers
Sierra Razorbacks
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