@ Mayors River Front 

vs

West Michigan Tigers @ 7:00pm!!

NEW TEAM!!! NEW ATTITUDE!!! NEW VISION!!!

     The Kalamazoo Outlaws Football is an organization whose mission is to bridge the gap between youth, young adulthood and adulthood by instructing and playing top quality football and positively representing our neighborhoods and communities in the Kalamazoo County area. Additionally the organization will promote the development of leadership, character, sportsmanship, tolerance, dedication, discipline, and athletic ability. The Organization will nurture fitness, volunteerism, and a lifelong love of sports in the community. We will encourage and help those individuals who do not have a college education to go to or go back to school and share in the dream of academic and athletic excellence.

     To strengthen the Outlaws relationship with the community, the Organization will participate in multiple community service activities annually. In addition they will provide a service for youth to participate in their Youth Football Program doing different camps to help ensure that the Outlaws stay true in accordance to their mission.

     The Kalamazoo Outlaws adult minor league football program was developed to give players more than another shot at football. The Outlaws provide an opportunity for the players to pursue higher education and help turn their lives around. The team will be comprised of men 18 years and older, from various backgrounds, and who reside in the Kalamazoo County.

     The Outlaws look forward to provide quality family entertainment to our community. Our staff consists of volunteers from the Kalamazoo County that want to make a difference in their community. Through community partnerships and the support of local businesses and organizations, the Kalamazoo Outlaws will achieve its goal of developing into a notable and worthwhile community-enriching program.

GENERAL INFORMATION

GREAT MIDWEST FOOTBALL LEAGUE (GMFL):
The Kalamazoo Outlaws are a part of the GMFL. The League has over 30 teams in the league from as far away as St. Louis to Wisconsin and as close as Bloomingdale and Paw Paw. 2011 will mark the 5 year for the GMFL and looks to improve as a leader and respectable league in the semi pro world. For more information go to www.gmfleague.com

TEAM AFFILIATION:
The Kalamazoo Outlaw are a part of the Great Midwest Football League Professional Organization. The team is not affiliated with any major league team, but it is a professional organization.

 THE KALAMAZOO OUTLAWS FOOTBALL ORGANIZATION:
Address: P.O. Box 3521, Kalamazoo, MI 49003
Phone: (269)501-2301
Team Colors:  Grey,Black & White
Operated By: John Outlaw
Official Sponsor: TBA

MEDIA COVERAGE:
Radio: The Fan 1660
Newspaper: Kalamazoo Gazette
Email: j.outlaw@kalamazoooutlaws.com

STADIUM CREDENTIALS:
Stadium Name: Soccian-Rapaz Stadium @ Mayor’s Riverfront Park
Stadium Address: 251 Mills Street, Kalamazoo, MI 49048
Year Opened: 1995
Field Type: Grass
Seating Capacity: 1500
2010 Attendance: 400

HOME GAME TIMES:
Saturday’s: 7:05 pm
Check the official schedule online for the 2012 schedule in late March.

OFFICE HOURS:
The office has regular business hours of 9am-5pm Monday – Thursday.

PARKING:
There is no expense to park at Mayor’s Riverfront Park.

CONCESSIONS:
We have a full concession stand. Everything from hot dogs & bratwursts to candy & popcorn is available at the park Concession Menu.

SMOKING:
ALL SMOKING IS PROHIBITED WITHIN THE PARK.

TICKET PRICES:
Ticket prices are as followed. If you are interested in season tickets, group prices or any other ticket specials, please refer to the Ticket page.
General Admission adult-$5.00, senior-$3.00, ages 8-17-$2.00, 7& under- FREE

 This season, the Outlaws are looking to be stocked with talent and depth at nearly every position as they prepare to put all differences aside in an attempt to reach the GMFL Championship for the first time. The Kalamazoo Outlaws look to welcome back 12 starters – including four who earned GMFL All-Star recognition last season. In addition, several rising players who showed talented promise in 2011 and stood out during the endof the season will get to vie for key spots on both offense and defense.

Game Days will also be a main focus this off-season for the Outlaws. “One thing is that we are going to look to make our Game Days more fun and exciting for our fans”, says the Outlaws General Manager Justin Cleary. The Outlaws have made a list on how they can make the game days more exciting, and will set out to show just that.

The Kalamazoo Outlaw look to maintain a highly respected football organization that provides an opportunity for individuals to enhance their football careers, community involvement, physical strengths, and volunteer opportunities.