Chris Dixon

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Conference Championships Jul 28-Aug 3


Richmond, VA: After over four months of indoor football action, we are down to the final two teams vying for the first ever IFL United Bowl Trophy. The RiverCity Rage were able to secure the United Conference Championship with a win over the Wichita Wild last weekend, and the Billings Outlaws took home the Intense Conference Championship in their victory over the El Paso Generals. The recipients of the Conference Championship Player of the Week awards were the difference makers for their individual squads wins. Fans can visit GoIFL.com to see the video highlights that made these young men the VidSwap.com Players of the Week.



CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK –QB CHRIS DIXON/BILLINGS OUTLAWS



He has put up big numbers all year, and once again Chris Dixon put his team on his back and drove them to victory in the Intense Conference Championship game last weekend. The Outlaw Quarterback kept the El Paso Generals defense guessing all evening with his combination of passes and running ability. Dixon’s stat line included five rushes for 88 yards and a score and completing 11 of 19 passes for 131 yards a five more scores. The Outlaws, arguably the leagues most dangerous offensive team, need just one more superb performance out of Dixon next weekend if they want to bring home the IFL’s first ever United Bowl trophy.



CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK –DE TERRELL WASHINGTON/ RIVERCITY RAGE



Filling up the stats sheet is no surprise for the RiverCity defense, who once again supplied a dominating performance in their biggest game of the year. This time it was Defensive End Terrell Washington who stood out amongst his peers and helped the Rage advance to the United Bowl Championship. Washington finished the evening with 7.5 tackles, four of them for losses of 25 yards, and 1.5 sacks for a loss of 15 yards. He also batted down a pass by Wild Quarterback Dixie Wooten. But his biggest play of the night came when he fell on top of a blocked kick in the Wild endzone, with 26 seconds left in the first half, to put the Rage up 36-14. Washington and the rest of the Rage will represent the United Conference as they head to Billings on August 15th for the first ever IFL United Bowl Championship.



CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK–KR BYRON JONES/RIVERCITY RAGE



If the RiverCity Rage game plan was to get on the board early in their United Conference Championship game last weekend in Wichita, then Byron Jones definitely took it to heart. Jones took the opening kickoff from the back of his endzone and raced 59 yards down the right sideline for a score to give his team an early lead that they would not relinquish. Jones set up excellent field position for the offense all night, totaling three returns for 123 yards. The Billings Outlaws are now going to have to put measures in place to stop the Rage Special Teams unit come the Championship game.


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WEEK 15 June 16-June 22


Richmond, VA: The inaugural Indoor Football league season is winding down, and playoff fever is upon us. Many individual performances throughout this season have led their teams to all important victories. The three players selected this week for honors each fit that category, and are main cogs in their teams championship run. Fans can visit GoIFL.com to see the video highlights that made these young men the VidSwap.com Players of the Week.



WEEK FIFTEEN OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK –QB CHRIS DIXON/BILLINGS OUTLAWS



Offensive Player of the Week and Chris Dixon seem to be synonymous this season. The Outlaws Quarterback is being recognized for the award for the fourth time this season after his performance last week against the Colorado Ice. Dixon added six more touchdown passes to his league leading total to bring him to 66 on the season, while throwing for 231 more yards. He also added 16 yards rushing on three attempts. The IFL Fan’s Choice MVP Candidate has his team at 11-1, and is showing no signs of slowing down come playoff time.



WEEK FIFTEEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK –DE RACHMAN CRABLE/ SIOUX FALLS STORM



The Storm may be down, but they are certainly not out. Still holding out hope for the final playoff spot in the Central Division, Rachman Crable and the rest of the Storm defensive unit shut down the usually potent Fairbanks Grizzlies offense. The defensive end made life for Quarterback Justin Rummell miserable sacking him three times. He also added four tackles for losses of 19 yards, a forced fumble, a safety, and returned another fumble 35 yards for a touchdown. With performances like this one, opposing offenses are crossing their fingers that they don’t have to face the Storm in the post-season.



WEEK FIFTEEN SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK–WR/KR CARL SIMS/BLOOMINGTON EXTREME



All it takes is an opportunity to shine. When IFL Fan’s Choice MVP candidate Laroche Jackson went down with an injury in Bloomington’s 50-12 victory over Maryland, Sims was given that opportunity in the kick return game, and he didn’t disappoint. Half way through the second quarter Sims broke loose and took a kickoff 57 yards to the house to put the Extreme up by two scores. He also showcased his skills on offense by hauling in a 15 yard touchdown pass. The Extreme never looked back from there, and in the process snapped the Maniacs ten game winning streak.


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VIDSWAP.COM FAN’S CHOICE MVP AWARD
06/17/2009 1:13 PM
Richmond, VA: In just one week since the polls have been open, Fans have logged onto to GoIFL.com in mass numbers to cast their vote for this years Most Valuable Player Award. Now, the Indoor Football League has once again partnered with VidSwap.com to showcase the video and statistical highlights of the eighteen nominees for the leagues highest award. Fans can log onto the IFL homepage and select the link for the FAN’S CHOICE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER OF THE YEAR, under the Recent News section, to see what made their favorite players candidates for this season’s award. Voting will continue until the end of the regular season. Make sure to cast your vote for your favorite player at www.goifl.com/players/mvp/. The nominees are:


QB Chris Dixon-Billings Outlaws
The three-time Offensive Player of the Week has been on a tear all season. Through 12 games he has led the Outlaws to a 11-1 record while leading the IFL in touchdown passes with 60 versus only 7 interceptions.

QB Tommy Jones-El Paso Generals
The signal caller has propelled the expansion Generals to an 8-2 record through their first ten games of the season, and has lead them to their first playoff appearance. The Quarterback leads the IFL in passing yards per game with 230 and leads the league in passing yards with 2300.

QB James McNear-Omaha Beef
The Beef gunslinger has his team in position to win the Central Division and clinch a first round bye. The Beef are 8-3 thru 11 games, and McNear is the reason why. As a dual threat quarterback, he has thrown 30 TD passes and ran for 11 more scores.

QB Dixie Wooten-RiverCity Rage
The Rage sit in second place thru the first 14 weeks of the season at 8-4 and are led by the strong armed Wooten. The Rage Quarterback has thrown for 41 touchdowns versus only 7 interceptions and averages over 180 yards per game thru the air.

QB Terrance Bryant-Sioux Falls Storm
Controversy aside, the Storm offense has been stellar. They rank amongst the top in every offensive category and the man at the helm is Bryant. The Quarterback has thrown for 43 touchdowns versus 11 interceptions thru the teams first 12 games and is third in the IFL in passing yards thru week 14.

KR/DB Demarcus James-Alaska Wild
There is no questioning that Demarcus James is a dynamic player. Watching him return kicks is like seeing something out of a video game. In just ten games, James has returned 7 kickoffs for touchdowns and is among the league leaders in All-Purpose yards.

WR Lonnie Sanders-Fairbanks Grizzlies
Sanders has arguably the most pure hands in the league. When a ball is the air towards Sanders, it is a safe bet he is going to catch it. His 21 TD catches thru 11 games are 2nd best in the league, and he averages almost 14 yards per catch

WR Rob Mager-Rochester Raiders
Mager is the major reason for the Raiders second half resurgence this season. The wideout’s production has gotten better each and every week. Thru the teams ten games this season, he has caught 16 TD passes and is averaging more then 13 yards per reception.

WR Jimmy Conner-Odessa Roughnecks
Despite his team’s lopsided win-loss ratio, Conner has been a star. He leads the IFL in receptions with 71, and is second in total receiving yards with 816 thru 11 games this season.

WR James Walton-Billings Outlaws
The scoring factory that is the Billings Outlaws is led by touchdown machine James Walton. He leads the IFL in touchdown receptions with 29 in the teams 12 games and has 700 receiving yards.

WR Deangelo Woodie-El Paso Generals
Not only is Woodie a receiving threat, but dangerous in the return game as well. In ten games, he has accumulated 815 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns. He also leads the IFL in All-Purpose yards averaging over 170 per game.

RB Darius Fudge-Wichita Wild
Fudge may be one of the toughest players in the league to bring down. Thru the first 14 weeks of the season, he is leading the IFL in rushing yards with 774 and has found the endzone 23 times. He averages over 60 yards per game on the ground.

RB Sean Treasure-Sioux Falls Storm
The shifty back is 2nd in the IFL in rushing yards per game with over 62. In addition, Treasure has crossed the goal line 19 times via the ground and is 2nd in the IFL with 683 yards.

RB Darryl Overton-Maryland Maniacs
Since starting the season 0-2, the Maniacs haven’t lost since. Overton, has been their main scoring threat. He is in the top five in scoring per game, averaging over 11 points. Overall he has rushed for 14 touchdowns and caught 8 more.

DB Joey Longoria-Abilene Ruff Riders
The Ruff Rider defense has this team looking to make noise in the playoffs. Longoria has made it difficult to pass on them by intercepting nine passes this season, tied for league best, and returning one for a score.

DB Laroche Jackson-Bloomington Extreme
The do-it-all defensive back has been a nightmare for Quarterbacks and special teams units alike. He has intercepted nine passes this season and returned two of those for touchdowns. On special teams he has returned a missed field goal for a TD as well as two kickoffs for touchdowns.

DE Michael Landry-Billings Outlaws
The IFL’s sack leader thru Week 14 is no stranger to getting at the quarterback. Landry having played in only ten games has 12 sacks to his credit with losses of over 80 yards. That is an average of 1.2 per game. He is also tied for 3rd in tackles-for-loss with 16.5.

DE Ron Ellington-El Paso Generals
The Generals Defensive lineman is not only a proven run stuffer, but has done a great job at getting to the passer as well. He is currently 2nd in the league in sacks with 11.5 and tied for 3rd in tackles-for-loss with 16.5.


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WEEK 13 June 2-June 8


Richmond, VA: Week 13 saw three more teams clinch spots in the Indoor Football League’s post-season, leaving only six spots left. The Lone Star Division is wide open, two more spots could be filled this week in the Pacific, and it will come down to the wire to see who gets the last spot in the Central. The three young men being honored this week showed the rest of the league that their teams will be a force to be reckoned with come playoff time. Fans can visit GoIFL.com to see the video highlights that made these young men the VidSwap.com Players of the Week.



WEEK THIRTEEN OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK –QB CHRIS DIXON/BILLINGS OUTLAWS



Top teams typically always have a top signal caller behind center. Such is the case with the Billings Outlaws. Chris Dixon has been lighting up the stats sheet all year, and this week was no different against the defending UIF Champion Sioux Falls Storm. The Quarterback was 24 of 28 passing for 185 yards and seven touchdown passes. He was also able to escape the strong Storm pass rush all evening, and accumulated 53 rushing yards and another score. Come playoff time, teams are going to have to find an answer for this dual threat. This is the Quarterback’s third time winning this award on the year.



WEEK THIRTEEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK –DB JUSTIN HARRISON/ BLOOMINGTON EXTREME



It takes a strong defense to shut down one of the leagues more potent offenses. Led by Defensive back Justin Harrison, the Extreme were able to hold the Wild for their eighth win of the year. Harrison was all over the field, contributing eight solo tackles, three assists, and two pass breakups. Three of his tackles resulted in losses of 15 yards for the Wild. He also added two quarterback sacks on the evening to cap off one of the better all around defensive performances of the season.



WEEK THIRTEEN SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK–DB/KR LAROCHE JACKSON/BLOOMINGTON EXTREME



When a few plays are the difference between a win and a loss, it is often the efforts of a single player that propel a team to victory. In Bloomington’s game against Wichita last weekend, that player was Laroche Jackson. The DB/KR had a stellar game on special teams by returning a missed field goal 45 yards for a touchdown and a 55 yard kickoff for another score. He also contributed an interception on defense. His efforts helped the Extreme clinch, at worst, a second place finish in the Central Division. This was Jackson’s second time winning the Special Teams Player of the Week this season.


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Richmond, VA: Week 9 did little to clear up the IFL playoff picture as many close battles highlighted an exciting weekend of games. The winners of this week’s awards played above and beyond expectations, and gave their teams an all important victory as the second half of the IFL season kicks off. Fans can visit GoIFL.com to see the video highlights that made these young men the VidSwap.com Players of the Week.

WEEK NINE OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK –QB CHRIS DIXON/BILLINGS OUTLAWS

Week in and week out, Chris Dixon seems to pick apart opposing defenses. The IFL’s leader in touchdown passes, and two time winner of this award, did not disappoint against Alaska this week. His 43 yard strike to Receiver Robert Redd opened the scoring and was the first of his many fine plays. The Outlaw gunslinger tossed for seven touchdown passes on 22 of 27 passing and also ran for another score. Dixon has led his Outlaws to a 7-1 out of the gate, and is showing no signs of slowing down.

WEEK EIGHT DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK –LB KELLY ROUSE/ BILLINGS OUTLAWS

For a second consecutive week, an Outlaws defender takes home Player of the Week honors. It is also the first time all season that a pair of teammates has won their respective honors in the same week. Linebacker Kelly Rouse gave the Alaska Wild fits all game, as he filled up the stat sheet. The ball hawk recorded 5 solo tackles and two assists to go along with a forced fumble, fumble recovery, sack, and two quarterback hurries. Opposing offenses need to take notice of where #53 is at all times

WEEK EIGHT SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK–KR/WR SCHUYLER ANDERSON/CORPUS CHRISTI

There are three facets to each successful football team: Offense, Defense, and Special Teams. The importance of the third facet is often an after thought, but has often come back to bite teams or be the difference in their victories. In a close battle against Odessa, return man Schuyler Anderson brought back a 31 yard kick off setting up excellent field position for his offensive teammates to get a go ahead score. He also showed his athleticism on a botched extra point attempt. After a bad snap, kicker Rene Vasquez pitched the ball to Anderson who acts as the teams holder as well. He juked his way through multiple tackle attempts and crossed the endzone for a two point score. In total, he accumulated 79 yards on his four kick returns to along with the two point conversion.


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Passing

GP	Rating	Cmp-Att-Int	Pct	Yds	TD	Avg/G
5	99.9	76-125-5	60.80	728	22	145.60

Rushing

GP	Att	Yds	TD	Avg/G
5	47	265	4	53.00

Passing

GP	Rating	Cmp-Att-Int	Pct	Yds	TD	Avg/G
13	127.78	195-268-7	72.76	2339	66	179.92

Rushing

GP	Att	Yds	TD	Avg/G
13	89	443	10	34.08

Passing

GP	Rating	Cmp-Att-Int	Pct	Yds	TD	Avg/G
9	117.82	171-252-5	67.86	1860	37	206.67

Rushing

GP	Att	Yds	TD	Avg/G
9	43	162	2	18.00