Membership Agreement
What is so different about this season than any other? Everything! After years of participating in several local leagues, 20 years of combined football and business experience came together with a well thought out league that will strive to be committed to what its very foundation rest upon. Honesty, integrity and dedication!
Does that sound any different than what has been promised to teams before? It should. There is no promise of playing in a NFL stadium. No promises of making thousands of dollars!
There is however the commitment to create a league that provides an arena for community oriented sports. The goal is to provide an avenue for men ages 18 and up an opportunity to still participate in an organized sport that focuses on community involvement, leadership, sportsmanship and discipline.
As a league, we are organized as a 501(c) non-profit corporation that will focus on providing an affordable option to team owners while still emphasizing an unquestionable degree of quality.
"Confidence is the companion of Success."
The Florida State Football League is very excited to announce a new addition to it's Board of Directors:
Anthony McCormick (Owner and Founder) of Semipro BCS National Ranking System.
Mr. McCormick has gone to great lengths to ensure the accurate delivery of team standings which is a vital part of every organization. It's easy to claim to be the best but it's another to be able to prove it.
While Florida has experienced a growth in new leagues forming, Mr. McCormick is dedicated to providing the opportunity to those that maintain the integrity of semi-pro football and at the end of the day some may be forced to make tough decisions.
We look forward to his insight and knowledge as we move forward yet again in the right direction.
ROB DEBOW (The Minor Leauge Hall of Famer)
Rob D. has not just played many years for the Tampa teams and Ft.Myers teams he is also a 5 Time Hall A Famer, he is aso the rep over Fla. for the Minor Leauge News. He will make a great asset to the leauge.
