Silver State Legacy

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Silver State Legacy
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Founded2010
Folded2013
League Women's Football Alliance
Team historySilver State Legacy (2011-2013)
Based in North Las Vegas, Nevada
Stadium Legacy High School.
ColorsBlue, Texas orange, silver
Head coachTony Scarlett
Championships0
Division titles1 (2011)

The Silver State Legacy was a team of the Women's Football Alliance that began play in 2011. Based in North Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, the Legacy played its home games at Legacy High School.

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The Legacy was one of two WFA teams in Las Vegas, the other being the Las Vegas Showgirlz.

Season-by-season

Season records
SeasonWLTFinishPlayoff results
20116201st American SouthwestLost American Conference Quarterfinal (San Diego)
2012*2203rd WFA American 17--
Totals840(including playoffs)

* = current[ when? ] standing

2011 Roster

Silver State Legacy roster
Quarterbacks
  •  9 Kerry Mytych

Running backs

  • 32 Christina Brouchet
  • 35 Octavia Wayman

Wide receivers

  • 10 Karin Joot
  • 17 Jodie Cannon
  • 81 Erin Navin
Offensive line
  • 64 Shannon Scarlett
  • 66 Mona Montgomery (C)

Defensive line

  • 12 Vanessa Hernandez (DT)
  • 20 Charley Cox (DE)
  • 23 Lenora Clinkscales (DE)
  • 59 Shamika Brownlee

Linebackers

  • 40 Christi Acacio
  • 50 Lupe Trejo
  • 51 Jenei Estrada
  • 55 Megan Clark
Defensive backs
  • 22 Joy Norman (SS)


Special teams

  • currently vacant

Multiple Positions

  •  2 Maria Palacios-Rodriguez (DB/RB)
  •  3 Shameka Finks (RB/LB)
  •  5 Nikki Johnson (RB/QB)
  •  7 Tricia Nishikawa (K/DB)
  • 11 Alicia Ramos (LB/QB)
  • 15 Alana Dixon (DB/WR)
  • 16 Stephanie Gemar (WR/DB)
  • 21 Stephanie Maldonado (DB/RB)
  • 44 Emily Velasquez (TE/DT)
  • 52 Rocky Grayson (OL/DL)
  • 57 Katrina Cunningham (OL/DL)
  • 63 Cynthia Forrest (OL/DL)
  • 69 Chelo Estrada (OL/DL)
  • 86 Kiki Morris (OL/DL/TE)
  • 97 Sharisse Olsen (OL/DL)
  • 99 Ronne Page (OL/DL)
Injured reserve
  • currently vacant

Exempt List

  • currently vacant

Practice squad

  • currently vacant
  • rookies in italics
  • Roster updated May 2, 2011
  • 33 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 PS

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 Arizona Assassins Away Lost 8-21
April 16 San Diego Sting Away Won 42-0
April 30 So Cal Scorpions HomeWon 27-3
May 7 Utah Blitz HomeWon 44-0
May 14 San Diego Surge AwayLost 15-48
May 21San Diego StingHomeWon 35-0
June 4So Cal ScorpionsAwayWon 6-0**
June 11Arizona AssassinsHomeWon 22-7
June 25San Diego Surge (American Conference Quarterfinal)AwayLost 7-41

** = Won by forfeit

2012

Season schedule

DateOpponent Home/Away Result
April 14 Utah Blitz Home
April 21 San Diego Surge Away
April 28 Pacific Warriors Home
May 5 Arizona Assassins Home
May 19 Las Vegas Showgirlz Away
June 2San Diego SurgeHome
June 9Pacific WarriorsAway
June 16Arizona AssassinsAway

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