FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 26, 2007
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IWFL Welcomes Central PA Vipers

Austin TX -The Independent Women's Football League is proud to announce that Kerry Wisher, representing the Central PA Vipers, has been awarded a full membership license and will join the league’s roster of teams for the 2008 season. The Vipers come to the IWFL after completing their first year of operation in another league. The Vipers will be placed in the IWFL Eastern Conference.

“The Vipers are a strong new team. They have tremendous enthusiasm and are dedicated to making the sport a success in Central PA. We are very pleased to welcome Kerry and Vipers to the IWFL,” stated Kezia Disney, IWFL Chief Operating Officer.

The Vipers will play an eight game regular season featuring exciting match ups against both established IWFL teams and some other new IWFL member teams. The 2008 season will be one fans in Harrisburg won’t want to miss.

“Lindsay and I are very happy to be a part of the IWFL family. With our shared beliefs of empowering women to become stronger and more confident on and off the field, we believe we can not only help make the IWFL a stronger league, but we can do the same for our local communities.  We are very excited about this opportunity to play in the IWFL,” Stated Kerry Wisher, Central PA Vipers team owner.

About the Central PA Vipers
The Central PA Vipers women's football team was formed in 2006 by team owners Kerry Wisher and Lindsay Snowden. The Vipers play their home games at Harrisburg High School.
For more information about the Central PA Vipers, contact the team at: http://www.centralpavipers.com.

About the IWFL
Founded in 2000, the Independent Women’s Football League (IWFL) is an international women’s tackle football organization. The IWFL provides women’s tackle football teams the opportunity to play at the top competition tier of their sport, while fostering an environment of goodwill and sportsmanship throughout the organization.
The IWFL is the standard bearer for quality in the sport of women’s tackle football. Offering participation levels appropriate for all markets the IWFL has taken the lead in the development of women’s football for future generations.
The IWFL is represented in 34 different markets across the United States and Canada by teams that compete in one of two current competition categories.

Standard national level IWFL teams represent the largest IWFL markets and are the most widely followed women’s tackle football teams in the world. Appearing on countless television, web, and radio broadcasts over the past seven years, the IWFL member teams have become media regulars and proven themselves as effective marketing partners for their sponsors and communities.

In 2007 the IWFL website (www.iwflsports.com) saw consistently increasing traffic with well over two million verifiable hits per month throughout the season.

For more information on the IWFL check out the league website www.iwflsports.com