ENID, OK - Central National Bank Center officials have announced a Pro Indoor Football is coming to Enid, Oklahoma! There will be a meeting with executives Tuesday morning to discuss plans for a 2019 indoor football season.
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Officials from the City of Enid, Central National Bank and Champions Indoor Football league will reveal more details on Tuesday. Enid Buzz will be on hand to bring you all of the details.
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Attending the press conference will be CNB Center General Manager Kevin Boryczki, Enid Mayor Bill Shewey, City Manager Jerald Gilbert, CIF Commissioner Ricky Bertz, Local Team owner Craig Tirey and GM/coach of the Enid team Richard Davis.
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The Champions Indoor Football League is currently playing in it’s 4th season, and now consists of 12 teams making it still the largest professional indoor football league in the United States.
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The CIF officially introduced their first new member team for 2019 season with the return of a familiar opponent, the West Michigan Ironmen. They also stated that they were speaking with several other expansion franchises.
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Indoor fields are 50 yards long by 28 yards wide with endzones eight yards deep, surrounded by four feet high padded walls or dasher boards. Eight players from each team are on the field at one time. No punting is allowed. The offense must either attempt to convert the fourth down or kick a field goal.
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The season looks to run from March to June. Ticket prices online for the 2018 season ranged from $10 to $30 for individual tickets. Learn more at http://gocif.net.
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Champions Indoor Football League
