Courtesy Photo: Head Coach Les Moss The Northern Arizona Wranglers made it through their inaugural season with just one win to show for it, but recent changes have put the rest of the IFL on notice, as the Wranglers will be ready to make some noise on the field, when the season starts on March
Photo: 4 Todd Athey pulls in the final touchdown of the season for the Wranglers. The first season of the Northern Arizona Wranglers came to an end Saturday night at the Prescott Valley Events Center, with a 56-38 loss to the Tucson Sugar Skulls. The game between the two teams was the third this season,
Photo: 7 Emanuel Jones with the ball in the game last Sunday versus the Massachusetts Pirates. The inaugural season for the Northern Arizona Wranglers will come to an end with one last matchup with the Tucson Sugar Skulls. It will also the final home game for the Wranglers, who posted their first win at the
Photo: 21 Jonathan Jones is the recipient of a Verlon Reed Jr. pass in the first quarter After a tough road trip, the Northern Arizona Wranglers were happy to be back at the friendly confines of the Prescott Valley Events Center. Unfortunately that did little to help, in a 51-16 setback to the Massachusetts Pirates.
Photo: 15 Skylor Clinton pulls down a 25 yard touchdown reception in the first quarter over Duke City’s Jimmy Keys The Duke City Gladiators knocked off the Arizona Wranglers 71-54 in a quick hitting battle last night at the Prescott Valley Events Center. Another very good crowd was on hand to see the high scoring,
Photo: 3 Verlon Reed Jr. reaches the ball over his offensive line to score the winning touchdown After a rough start to their inaugural season with five straight losses, the Northern Arizona Wranglers put that all behind them with inspiring play from start to finish, resulting with a 48-44 win over the Tucson Sugar Skulls