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The Arena Football League is relaunching in 2024
SI.com After going bankrupt in 2019, the Arena Football League announced Wednesday that it is returning in 2024 under new ownership. AFL Tonight Time Capsule: AFL Helmet CamArenaFan.com Revisit the interview Tim Capper had with JR Liverman, CEO of Sports Video Innovations, the company behind SchuttVision the helmet cam providers the AFL partnered with in 2014. Original broadcast May 13, 2014. Ex-AOL Lawyer Tried in Vain to Save Arena Football LeagueBloomberg Former America Online general counsel Randall Boe knew his salvage mission wouldn’t be easy when he took the reins as commissioner of the Arena Football League last year. Arena Football League Files for Bankruptcy and Ceases OperationsAFL Press Release The Arena Football League (AFL) announced today it has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and is fully ceasing operations. ArenaFan Exclusive: Commissioner Randall Boe ArenaFan.com Press Release Tim Capper and Jon Stark chat with AFL Commissioner Randall Boe about what the future holds for the league after their bombshell announcement October 28. As The Arena Football League Fumbles, The Washington Valor Are Done (For Now)DCist The Arena Football League, amid lawsuits and financial difficulties, announced this week that it will be suspending local business operations in all of its market cities. AFL Tonight - Episode 22: "Ghosts of AFL's Past"ArenaFan.com Press Release Tim Capper, Ben Fraternale and Jon Stark, stunned by the league`s suspension of local business announcement, discuss the potential fate of the league. Statement from Arena Football League Commissioner Randall BoeAFL Press Release Earlier today, the Arena Football League was forced to make the difficult, but necessary decision to close our team services and business operations units in our local markets. Philadelphia Soul, five other Arena Football League teams reportedly suspend local operations PhillyVoice.com AFL commissioner Randall Boe said the league hasn't folded yet, but its future is unclear Albany Empire, other Arena Football League teams close operationsTimes Union The Albany Empire and five other Arena Football League franchises are closing local business operations, the Times Union has learned, but the league has yet to determine whether it will suspend operations completely. AFL Announces Management Appointments in Team Services GroupAFL Press Release Today, the Arena Football League (AFL) announced several appointments for its Team Services Group. George Manias will serve as Vice President of Team Services, Carly Griffin as Vice President of Team Finance and Dave Beck as Vice President for Ticket Sales for the AFL’s Team Services Group. Al Lucas Hero Award Winner AnnouncedAFL Press Release The Arena Football League announced today that Columbus Destroyers defensive back Brandon Stephens has been named the Al Lucas Hero Award winner for the 2019 season. Ryan’s Absolutely, Positively Final “Power” Ranking Ryan McCarthy, ArenaFan.com The 2019 Arena Football League season came to its conclusion last Sunday evening as the Albany Empire defeated the Philadelphia Soul, 45-27. This marked the end of a very fun and fascinating season. From Italy to Albany: Giancarlo's Journey to ArenaBowl 32Harrison Brown, ArenaFan.com After thirty years of following the Arena Football League Giancarlo Rancati from Monza, Italy attended his first AFL game in Albany New York at ArenaBowl 32. AFL Tonight - Episode 21: "...and the NEW ArenaBowl Champions..."ArenaFan.com Press Release Tim Capper, Ben Fraternale and Jon Stark return with Episode 21 and the season finale for 2019. ArenaBowl recap, weekend experiences a special road trip and much more. Albany Wins ArenaBowl 32 Against PhiladelphiaHarrison Brown, ArenaFan.com The Philadelphia Soul fell to the Albany Empire 45-27 in ArenaBowl 32 at the Times Union Center in Albany. EMPIRE STRIKE BACKAlbany Times UnionAlbany Empire wins Arena Football League Championship WNYTAlbany Empire wins Arena Bowl The Daily GazetteSoul Fall to Empire in ArenaBowl 32 Philadelphia Soul Press Release The Philadelphia Soul fell to the Albany Empire 45-27 in ArenaBowl 32 on Sunday night in front of a crowd of 12,042 at the Times Union Center. |
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