Arizona Assassins

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Arizona Assassins
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Founded2010
League Women's Football Alliance
Team historyArizona Assassins (2010–2015)
Based in Gilbert, Arizona
Stadium Washington High School (Phoenix, Arizona)
ColorsGreen, black, white    
PresidentDee Richards
Head coachDee Richards
Championships0
Division titles0

The Arizona Assassins were a women's semi-professional American football team founded in 2010. The Assassins were members of the Women's Football Alliance. Based in Gilbert, Arizona, the Assassins played their home games on the campus of Washington High School (Phoenix, Arizona).

Contents

Season-By-Season

Season records
SeasonWLTFinishPlayoff results
20103503rd American South Pacific––
20116302nd American Southwest
20120804th American South Pacific––
20130705th American South Pacific––
20140703rd American Pacific South––
20153502nd American Pacific South––
Totals12350

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2010

Season schedule

DateOpponent Home/Away Result
April 17 Las Vegas Showgirlz HomeLost 6–26
April 24 San Diego Sting AwayWon 52–0
May 1 Pacific Warriors AwayLost 26–34
May 8 San Diego Sting HomeWon 42–0
May 15 Las Vegas Showgirlz AwayLost 8–48
May 22 Pacific Warriors HomeLost 8–20
June 5 San Diego Sting HomeWon 24–6
June 19 Las Vegas Showgirlz AwayLost 0–31

2011

Standings

2011 Southwest Division
WLTPCTPFPADIVGBSTK
y-Silver State Legacy 6200.750199795-1---W3
Arizona Assassins 6200.7502071035-1---W1
So Cal Scorpions 2600.250371112-44.0L4
San Diego Sting 1700.125382390-65.0W1

Season schedule

DateOpponent Home/Away Result
April 9 Silver State Legacy HomeWon 21–8
April 16 So Cal Scorpions AwayWon 39–0
April 30 San Diego Sting HomeWon 47–6
May 7 San Diego Surge AwayLost 20–55
May 21So Cal ScorpionsHomeWon 1–0**
June 4San Diego StingAwayWon 41–6
June 11Silver State LegacyAwayLost 7–22
June 18 Pacific Warriors HomeWon 26–6
July 23 Utah Jynx AwayLost 20–34

** = Won by forfeit

2012

Season schedule

DateOpponent Home/Away Result
April 14 Las Vegas Showgirlz Away
April 21 Pacific Warriors Home
April 28 San Diego Surge Home
May 5 Silver State Legacy Away
May 19 San Diego Sting Home
June 2Pacific WarriorsAway
June 9San Diego SurgeAway
June 16Silver State LegacyHome

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References

  1. Rozendaal, Neal. The Women's Football Encyclopedia. p. 123. ISBN   978-0997063707.