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2010 Schedules Are Out!
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Free Mini camp a Huge Success
The final Free Diamond Mini camp wrapped up Oct 3 with lots of fresh new faces eager to tryout for the squad. Veterans participated side by side with Rookies giving them motivation to push themselves beyond their expectations. There were agility drills, timed events and skill activities monitored by the Diamonds Coaches. All participants received instruction on how to train and prepare for the upcoming official tryouts coming up starting in October.
Diamonds GM Amber Blazi is ecstatic about the turnout, "The Positive attitudes of our returning veterans as well as the talented new rookie prospects should really provide some excitement for our fans in the upcoming season."
There are still opportunities to show us YOUR desire to be a Dallas Diamond. Tryouts will be held at Pennington Field October 18 from 2-4pm. Fee is $35. Questions or more information call 817-690-3126
The Dallas Diamonds are proud to announce the coaching staff for the 2010 season
After much deliberation and valued input from returning veterans and coaches, Diamonds owner, Dawn Berndt has named Patrick Hughes as Head Coach for the upcoming season.
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Dallas Woman Helping to Clear the Way for Other Female Athletes
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When it comes to community involvement, Dallas Diamonds team owner, Dawn Berndt puts her money where her mouth is
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The Diamonds are interviewing coaches at this time. Various positions available. Call 817-690-3126 for information.
IWFL and USA Football to field first ever women's tackle football Team USA
he Independent Women's Football League (IWFL) is proud to announce the league, in cooperation with USA Football, will field the first ever national women's tackle football "Team USA" for the inaugural IFAF Women's World Championship of American Football, to be held in Stockholm, Sweden next summer.
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Diamonds are Stronger and Faster in 2009
The Dallas Diamonds again round out some of the most talented players in the league garnering 2 more awards on the 2009 season. The strongest and fastest in the league were announced by the IWFL as...
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Diamonds leave it all on the field in Boston,
falling 34-14 to the Militia
The weather was a comfortable 75 degrees; the stadium was first class and the field conditions, perfect. Everything was set for Diamonds to dominate the Militia in the first round of the 2009 IWFL playoffs. Except for the fact that someone forgot to tell the militia this was the Diamonds Drive for Five.
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2009 IWFL All Star selections
The 2009 IWFL All Star selections have been released and the Dallas Diamonds are proud to have 8 outstanding players and a very talented coach representing the reigning champions.
These players include: #3, Odessa Jenkins who has recorded several multiple TD games this season, #14, Monica Foster, quarterback and a lifelong Diamond is so tough she made all star defense, and #40 Jennifer Welter, who changed her jersey number this year to honor a fallen hero, Pat Tillman and continues his legacy on and off the field. Also selected were #46 Jessica Springer who has stepped up her game to a level of domination in women's football, and #80 Emily Tidwell who is accurate, reliable and possibly the best kicker in the league. Additional defensive honors went to #98 Ann Richardson whose dominating pass rush puts fear into the hearts of offenses across the league , #74 Julie "Brickhouse" Parton an original Diamond who is always one step ahead of the offensive play and rookie #15, Tiffany Bunton who was selected as an alternate after making a frightening impression on several opposing QB's. Rounding out the All-star selections, Coach Karen "Frogger" Padgett was chosen for her excellence in defensive teaching and coaching.
Congratulations to all the Dallas Diamonds chosen as 2009 IWFL All Stars!
Diamonds set to electrify playoffs, close out regular season with 76-7 overpowering of the Energy
The reigning and undefeated Champions of the IWFL closed out their regular season last Saturday with a dominating win over the Houston Energy 76-7. For those lucky enough to survive the math and make it into the playoffs its time to crank it up another notch and get down to business, the business of win or go home, one win at a time.
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Diamonds are a Girl Scouts Best Friend
Last week six girl scouts spent a few days with the biggest, badest, coolest football team ever! And yeah, they were WOMEN!
Members of the Dallas Diamonds women's football team and Girl Scouts met at IP College. The owner, staff, and players of the Dallas Diamonds spent time educating and exposing the girls to women's football and all the other careers associated with the team.
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Keep your friends close and your rivals closer
Last Saturday night in Houston, both the Diamonds and the Energy realized old rivalries never die, they just write new chapters in the history of the battle.
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Diamonds remain undefeated with victory over Fury, 41-8
Defending a 5-0 season record in addition to the IWFL title isn't an easy task. Last Saturday the Miami Fury traveled to Dallas and proved they are worthy opponents as they battled the champions for 3 quarters.
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Diamonds Coach Aims to Leave the Sport Better than he Found it
Mikal Black, Diamonds Assistant Coach, grew up in a time when little boys believed they could do anything. Over time, he saw little girls grow up to become corporate executives, Secretary of State, and run for President. Now he finds himself in a world where a little girl can grow up and play football. "We had our shot and we played the game. If some of my effort goes towards helping women's football, then haven't I left it a little better than when I found it?"
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Diamonds Light up the Fuel, 64-0 
They say lightning doesn’t strike twice but Saturday night, at Pennington Field in Bedford Texas, it did. In fact, it struck again, and again and again, every 39 seconds of play, and it wasn’t even raining. In fact the skies were perfectly still and clear.
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It Haunts Her...
Blazing August 2008, the summer is in full swing and the Texas heat is making her work even harder. Rachel May, Dallas Diamond #82 is playing flag football with a few friends. At the same time she is mentally reliving the last few months and the miscue that she doesn't like to talk about. It haunts her, and drives her all in the same breath. Even with the undefeated season and the overtime victory in the recent IWFL championship, it still makes her cringe. And her goal is to eliminate it all together in 2009. The drive for five begins here.
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The Dallas Diamonds Support Henry Wayne Gorder
Henry has Neurofibromatosis (NF1). This disorder can result in tumors to develop anywhere in his body, at any time. It affects 1 in 3,000 people and is more prevalent than Cystic Fibrosis, hereditary Muscular Dystrophy, Huntington's disease and Tay-Sachs combined.
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Diamonds De-fuse the Xplosion, 32-7
Garnering all the attention of a heavyweight fight, this weekend's matchup between the Dallas Diamonds and the Atlanta Xplosion was a battle of the undefeated.
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Diamonds Electrify the Aftershock, 59-0
The saying goes you are only as strong as your weakest player. In this case it’s the smallest player and there’s no weakness about her. On Saturday night, versus the Shreveport Aftershock she showed the world just how strong the Diamonds are, from the top to the bottom of the Roster. All of 5’0 and 105 pounds, this mighty mouse is Danile Yzaguirre, but to everyone on the team she is Lil’ D.
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Diamonds defeat Fuel, 27-0
The Diamonds managed to fool mother nature and burn up the fuel 27-0 in the thunder lightning and rain of Baton Rouge , Louisiana . For the second week in a row the Diamonds had to have patience through a game delay. The patience and perseverance paid off again.
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