- Oklahoma City Lightning
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Oklahoma City Lightning Founded 2003 League Women's Football Alliance Team history IWFL 2002
NWFA 2002-2008
WFA 2010-futureStadium Taft Stadium Based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Team colors Green, yellow, white President Jan Demery Head coach Kentrell Smith Championships 0 Division titles 4 (NWFA: 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007) The Oklahoma City Lightning is Oklahoma City (United States) full-contact women's American football team in the Women's Football Alliance. Home games are played at Taft Stadium.
Formerly a member of the Independent Women's Football League in their inaugural season of 2002, and then the National Women's Football Association from 2003 until 2008, they have made the playoffs in six of seven seasons played so far, losing four times in the Conference Championship Game (two to the Pensacola Power in 2003 and 2005 and once to the Austin Outlaws in 2002 and the Columbus Comets in 2007) and losing twice in the NWFA Championship Game (to the Detroit Demolition in 2004 and to the D.C. Divas in 2006).
After sitting out the 2009 season, the Lightning were blown out 62-0 by the Lone Star Mustangs in their first game of 2010. The following week, the Lightning left the WFA and almost folded, however, they have since joined the Women's Spring Football League, where they will play the remainder of 2010 and beyond.
Season-By-Season
Note: W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties
Season W L T Finish Playoff results Oklahoma City Lightning (IWFL) 2002 5 3 0 3rd Western -- Oklahoma City Lightning (NWFA) 2003 7 1 0 1st South Midwest Won Southern Conference Quarterfinal (Nashville)
Won Southern Conference Semifinal (Chattanooga)
Lost Southern Conference Championship (Pensacola)2004 8 0 0 1st South Southwest First-Round Bye in Southern Conference Quarterfinal
Won Southern Conference Semifinal (Kansas City)
Won Southern Conference Championship (Pensacola)
Lost NWFA Championship (Detroit)2005 7 1 0 3rd South Won Southern Division Quarterfinal (New Orleans)
Won Southern Conference Semifinal (Nashville)
Lost Southern Conference Championship (Pensacola)2006 8 0 0 1st South West First-Round Bye in NWFA First Round
Won NWFA Quarterfinal (Cleveland)
Won NWFA Semifinal (Mass.)
Lost NWFA Championship (D.C.)2007 7 1 0 1st South West Won Southern Conference Quarterfinal (New Orleans)
Won Southern Conference Semifinal (St. Louis)
Lost Southern Conference Championship (Columbus)2008 6 2 0 2nd South Central Lost Southern Conference Quarterfinal (H-Town) Oklahoma City Lightning (WFA) 2009 Did Not Play 2010 0 2 0 -- -- Oklahoma City Lightning (WSFL) 2010 -- 1 -- -- -- 2011 -- -- -- -- -- Totals 58 16 0 (including playoffs) 2010 Season Schedule
Date Opponent Home/Away Result April 10 Lone Star Mustangs Away Lost 0-62 April 17 Memphis Soul Away Lost 0-6** April 24 Kansas City Storm Away May 8 Topeka Mudcats Away Lost 0-6 Forfeit May 15 Kansas City Storm Home May 22 Kansas City Storm Away May 29 Topeka Mudcats Home June 12 Kansas City Storm Home July 3 Topeka Mudcats Away July 10 Topeka Mudcats Home ** = Forfeited
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