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2022 Indoor Football League season

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Sports season
2022 IFL season
LeagueIndoor Football League
SportIndoor football
DurationMarch 12 – August 13
Teams14
Season MVPDrew Powell
Finals championsNorthern Arizona Wranglers
  Runners-upQuad City Steamwheelers
Finals MVPJaQuan Artis
IFL seasons

The2022 Indoor Football League season was the fourteenth (and thirteenth complete) season of theIndoor Football League (IFL). The league played the season with 14 teams, up from 11 teams the previous season. TheBay Area Panthers,Quad City Steamwheelers, andSan Diego Strike Force, returned from dormancy after electing not to play during the 2021 season due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. TheVegas Knight Hawks joined the league as an expansion team.[1] TheCedar Rapids River Kings did not return and the announced 2022 expansion Columbus Wild Dogs never returned. TheSpokane Shock were removed from the league in February 2022 after the team lost its lease for their home arena.[2][3]

In the national championship round theNorthern Arizona Wranglers won their first title by defeating the Quad City Steamwheelers. In doing so the Wranglers completed a worst to first comeback having won only one game (against theTucson Sugar Skulls) the previous season.

Teams

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For the 2022 season, the league is split into two conferences.[4]

The playoffs will have the top four teams per conference qualifying, and will be seeded first through fourth.

TeamLocationArenaCapacityFoundedJoinedHead coach
Eastern Conference
Bismarck BucksBismarck, North DakotaBismarck Event Center10,10020172019Rod Miller
Frisco FightersFrisco, TexasComerica Center3,50020192020Billy Back
Green Bay BlizzardGreen Bay, WisconsinResch Center8,60020032010Corey Roberson
Iowa BarnstormersDes Moines, IowaWells Fargo Arena15,18119952015Dave Mogensen
Massachusetts PiratesWorcester, MassachusettsDCU Center12,33920172021Rayshaun Kizer
Quad City SteamwheelersMoline, IllinoisVibrant Arena at The Mark9,20020172019Cory Ross
Sioux Falls StormSioux Falls, South DakotaDenny Sanford Premier Center10,67820002009Kurtiss Riggs
Western Conference
Arizona RattlersPhoenix, ArizonaFootprint Center[5]18,42219922017Kevin Guy
Bay Area PanthersSan Jose, CaliforniaSAP Center17,56220192020Kurt Bryan
Duke City GladiatorsRio Rancho, New MexicoRio Rancho Events Center6,00020152020Sherman Carter
Northern Arizona WranglersPrescott Valley, ArizonaFindlay Toyota Center6,00020202021Les Moss
San Diego Strike ForceSan Diego, CaliforniaPechanga Arena12,00020182019David Beezer
Tucson Sugar SkullsTucson, ArizonaTucson Arena8,96220182019Dixie Wooten
Vegas Knight Hawks[6]Henderson, Nevada[7]Dollar Loan Center6,01920212022Mike Davis

Regular season

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Standings

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Eastern Conference

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TeamWLPCTGBCONFSTKPFPA
Frisco Fighters142.867-7–1W8737562
Massachusetts Pirates115.66738–2W1612556
Quad City Steamwheelers[a]97.56358–7W1664642
Iowa Barnstormers[a]97.56358–7L1642605
Sioux Falls Storm88.53367–7W1643646
Green Bay Blizzard610.37585–10L2518558
Bismarck Bucks313.188112–11L11529678

Western Conference

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TeamWLPCTGBCONFSTKPFPA
Arizona Rattlers133.813-11–2W4846500
Northern Arizona Wranglers124.800111–3W1622447
Tucson Sugar Skulls97.53348–5L1732747
Duke City Gladiators88.46756–5W1644655
Vegas Knight Hawks610.37575–7L1586617
San Diego Strike Force313.200102–11L2580749
Bay Area Panthers115.067121–11L14431824

Notes

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[b]

  1. ^abQuad City finished ahead of Iowa based on head-to-head victory.
  2. ^The procedure used to determine tiebreakers is: 1) Conference record 2) Head-to-head record, 3) Strength of schedule, 4) Head-to-head point differential, and 5) Overall point differential[8]

Playoffs

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First round
(July 22–24)		Second round
(July 29–30)		National Championship
(August 13)
         
E3Quad City39
E2Massachusetts38
E3Quad City48
E1Frisco41
E4Iowa39
E1Frisco64
E3Quad City45
W2Northern Arizona47
W3Tucson30
W2Northern Arizona49
W2Northern Arizona52
W1Arizona51
W4Duke City14
W1Arizona53

References

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  1. ^"IFL Continues to Grow as the 2022 Schedule is Announced".Indoor Football League. October 27, 2021. RetrievedOctober 31, 2021.
  2. ^"Spokane Shock kicked out of the Indoor Football League".KREM. February 24, 2022.
  3. ^"IFL ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE CHANGE".IFL. February 24, 2022.
  4. ^"2022 standings".GoIFL.com. RetrievedFebruary 14, 2022.
  5. ^"Arizona Rattlers Announce Schedule for 2021 IFL Season".AZRattlers.com. November 17, 2020. Archived fromthe original on November 17, 2020. RetrievedNovember 17, 2020.
  6. ^"The Vegas Knight Hawks Are the Newest Franchise in the IFL".OurSports Central. August 24, 2021.
  7. ^"Vegas Golden Knights buy Indoor Football League expansion franchise".KSNV-TV. May 11, 2021.
  8. ^"Playoffs".goifl.com. RetrievedJune 25, 2024.

See also

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2025 season
Eastern Conference
Western Conference
Dormant teams
Seasons
History
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