Pacific Warriors

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Pacific Warriors
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Founded2010
League Women's Football Alliance
Team history
Pacific Warriors (2010-2017)
Based in Hermosa Beach, California
Stadium Waller Stadium
ColorsRed, black, and white
Head coachKurt Hopkins - 2012
Championships0
Division titlesPacific Region Champions 2018, American Conference Champions 2018
MascotWarrior

The Los Angeles Warriors are a team of the Women's Football Alliance which began play for the 2010 season. Based in Los Angeles, California, the Warriors play their home games at Michelle and Barack Obama Sports Complex in Los Angeles, CA.

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The Warriors are the only Los Angeles County-based team in the WFA.

Season-By-Season

Season records
SeasonWLTFinishPlayoff results
California Lynx (WFA)
20095302nd American Pacific--
Pacific Warriors (WFA)
2010710T-1st American South PacificLost American Conference Quarterfinal (Lone Star)
20114402nd American South Pacific--
2012*3101st WFA American 17--
Totals19100(including playoffs)

* = current standing

2010

Season schedule

DateOpponent Home/Away Result
April 17 San Diego Sting Home Won 41-0
April 24 Central Cal War Angels HomeWon 34-29
May 1 Arizona Assassins HomeWon 34-26
May 8 Las Vegas Showgirlz Away Lost 6-34
May 15San Diego StingAwayWon 6-0**
May 22Arizona AssassinsAwayWon 20-8
June 5Central Cal War AngelsAwayWon 41-18
June 12 Las Vegas Showgirlz HomeWon 33-21
June 26 Lone Star Mustangs (American Conference Quarterfinal)AwayLost 14-38

** = Won by forfeit

2011

Standings

2011 South Pacific Division
WLTPCTPFPADIVGBSTK
y-San Diego Surge 8001.000483544-0---W8
Pacific Warriors 4400.5001731932-24.0L3
Las Vegas Showgirlz 3500.375482510-45.0L1

Season schedule

DateOpponent Home/Away Result
April 9 San Diego Sting AwayWon 40-0
April 16 Las Vegas Showgirlz AwayWon 36-0
April 30 San Diego Surge AwayLost 0-82
May 7Las Vegas ShowgirlzHomeWon 56-6
May 14 So Cal Scorpions HomeWon 21-6
June 4 Central Cal War Angels HomeLost 8-30
June 11San Diego SurgeHomeLost 6-43
June 18 Arizona Assassins AwayLost 6-26

2012

Season schedule

DateOpponent Home/Away Result
April 14 San Diego Sting HomeWon 48-0
April 21 Arizona Assassins AwayWon 54-0
April 28 Silver State Legacy AwayWon 22-14
May 5 San Diego Surge HomeLost 12-69
May 19 Central Cal War Angels AwayLost 12-30
June 2Arizona AssassinsHomeWon 61-0
June 9Silver State LegacyHomeWon 27-7
June 16San Diego SurgeAwayLost 0-49


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