Oklahoma Metro Football League

{{Infobox sports league
|sport=[[American Football]]
|founded=2007
|motto=The game for real men
|teams=7
|country= [[United States]]
|champion=[[Stillwater Outlaws]]
|website=[http://www.okfootball.net Official OMFL website]}}

The '''Oklahoma Metro Football League''' (OMFL) is a [[semi-professional|semi-pro]] – [[minor league]] based in [[Oklahoma]].
The OMFL plays in the spring with its championship game, the Metro Bowl, played in early June. It was founded in 2007 to help semi-pro teams in Oklahoma grow, develop and reduce the overall expense of managing their [[American football]] teams. The league is wholly owned by the teams that compete within it. It has an executive board and has established by-laws.

==2008 season==
Two existing teams, the [[Oklahoma City Gunners]] and the [[Oklahoma (Midwest City) Force]] were joined by three new teams, the [[Norman Nitro]], [[Shawnee Millers]], and the [[Stillwater Outlaws]]. The inaugural season ended with a championship game between the league's most established and newest team.

===Teams and overall W-L===
*[[Oklahoma City Gunners]] 8-1
*[[Stillwater Outlaws]] 6-2
*[[Shawnee Millers]] 3-5
*[[Oklahoma (Midwest City) Force]] 2-5
*[[Norman Nitro]] 1-6

===Playoffs 2008===
*[[Oklahoma City Gunners]] def. [[Oklahoma (Midwest City) Force]] 38-20
*[[Stillwater Outlaws]] def. [[Shawnee Millers]] 27-9

===Metro Bowl I===
The first Metro Bowl was held at [[Crooked Oak High School]] on May 17, 2008 between the [[Oklahoma City Gunners]] and [[Stillwater Outlaws]]. Despite a late fourth-quarter rally the Outlaws were defeated by the Gunners 24-21 with a kick-off return for a touchdown. Which was returned by Vincent Pinniy.

==2009 season==
The OMFL brought back four of the teams from 2008, four new teams, and existing teams from the [[Central Football League (American football)]] for 2009. Again the championship was between an established team and a new one. The [[Oklahoma City Gunners]] would not finish their 2009 season; it would be their last season in the OMFL.

===Teams and overall W-L===
*[[Stillwater Outlaws]] 11-0
*[[Ada Bltiz]] 8-2
*[[The Oklahoma Maddogs]] 9-3
*[[Tulsa Knights]] 6-5
*[[Oklahoma City Gunners]] 3-3
*[[Del City Silverbacks]] 4-6
*[[Oklahoma (Midwest City) Force]] 3-6
*[[Oklahoma City Diamondbacks]] 2-6
*[[Guthrie Falcons]] 1-8
*[[Shawnee Millers]] 0-7

===Playoffs 2009===
*[[Oklahoma (Oklahoma City) Maddogs]] def. [[Oklahoma (Midwest City) Force]] 20-0
*[[Tulsa Knight]] def. [[Del City Silverbacks]] 14-6
*Bye:[[Stillwater Outlaws]] and [[Ada Blitz]]

*[[Oklahoma (Oklahoma City) Maddogs]] def. [[Ada Blitz]] 24-20
*[[Stillwater Outlaws]] def. [[Tulsa Knights]] 36-7

===Metro Bowl II===
The game was between the [[Stillwater Outlaws]] and [[Oklahoma (Oklahoma City) Maddogs]] on June 6, 2009. It was again at [[Crooked Oak High School]] and saw the Outlaws beat the Maddogs 45–14.

== Current teams ==
*[[Ada Bulldogs]]
*[[Del City Silverbacks]]
*[[Oklahoma City Diamondbacks]]
*[[Oklahoma (Midwest City) Force]]
*[[Oklahoma (Oklahoma City) Maddogs]]
*[[Spencer Katz]]
*[[Stillwater Outlaws]]

== Former Teams ==
*[[Guthrie Falcons]]
*[[Lawton Rebels]]
*[[Norman Nitro]]
*[[Oklahoma City Gunners]]
*[[Shawnee Warriors]]
*[[Southern Oklahoma (Ardmore) Roughnecks]]
*[[Tulsa Knights]]

==Past champions==
{|| class="wikitable"
!Year!!'''Champion team'''!!Defeated team
|-
|2008||[[Oklahoma City Gunners]]||[[Stillwater Outlaws]]
|-
|2009||[[Stillwater Outlaws]]||[[Oklahoma (Oklahoma City) Maddogs]]
|}

==External links==
* {{official|http://www.okfootball.net/}}

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