Hard Hitting, Full Tackle, Real Women!
Ladies "Its our turn to Play"
CAROLINA QUEENS v/s CAROLINA PHOENIX
QUEENS LOST 21-12
THIS WAS A GREAT GAME! THE ACTION NEVER
STOPPED. EVEN THOW THE QUEENS DIDN'T PULL
OFF THE WIN, IT WAS A CLOSE GAME. THE QUEENS
WERE BEHIND ONLY 1 TD & A FIELD GOAL. IT WAS
LITTLE MISTAKES THAT COST THEM THE GAME,
BUT THE QUEENS HAVE A 2nd CHANCE AGIANST
THE CAROLINA PHOENIX ON MAY 17th. IT WILL BE
A SHOW DOWN LIKE NEVER BEFORE.
" THE BATTLE OF THE CAROLINA'S"
THIS SATURDAY, MAY 1Oth
QUEENS v/s THUNDER
This will be a Home Game.
At West Meck High School
KICK OFF WILL BE 6pm SHARP!!!
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IWFL Welcomes Carolina Queens
by IWFL
January 20, 2008
Austin TX -The Independent Women's Football League is pleased to announce that Ebony Kimbrough, representing the Carolina Queens, has been awarded a team membership license and will join the league’s roster of teams for the 2008 season.
“The Carolina Queens will be a solid addition to the South Atlantic region. The interest level in women’s football in North Carolina is among the highest in the nation and that will certainly lead to some great rivalries there this year!” said Laurie Frederick, IWFL Chief Executive Officer.
The Queens will play an exciting schedule featuring games against the Carolina Phoenix, Cape Fear Thunder, Clarksville Fox (TN), and the Atlanta Xplosion.
“The Carolina Queens are excited about joining the IWFL. We look forward to meeting up again with teams we've had games with, but really can't wait to go against new teams we haven't played before. ,” Stated Ebony Kimbrough, Carolina Queens team owner.
About the Carolina Queens
The Carolina Queens was established in 2005 by Ebony Kimbrough in Charlotte, NC. Ebony had previously played for the Carolina Cougars in Greensboro, NC for three years until the team folded. She then decided that she still wanted to play and that in the Charlotte area there were enough women interested in playing to start her own team and neither she nor the players on the team have regretted it for a moment. She admits that is has been tough being the sole owner and being a player also, but she wouldn't trade it for the world. The women on this team have become like a family and look forward to growing stronger and becoming a better team every year.
"RAIN OR SHINE, WE PLAY BALL"
"THE BATTLE OF THE CAROLINA'S "
