en 2009 Indoor Football League season

The 2009 Indoor Football League season was the inaugural season of the Indoor Football League, a league formed as a merger between the Intense Football League and United Indoor Football. The regular season began on Friday, March 13 and ended on Saturday, July 11.^[1] The league champions were the Billings Outlaws, who defeated the RiverCity Rage in the 2009 United Bowl.

Standings

Lone Star
Team	W	L	PCT
x-El Paso Generals	12	2	.857
y-Abilene Ruff Riders	8	6	.571
y-San Angelo Stampede Express	5	9	.357
Corpus Christi Hammerheads	5	9	.357
Odessa Roughnecks	3	11	.214

z=clinched top seed in conference, x=clinched division, y=clinched wild card spot


Henrietta, NY			College Park, MD
3	RiverCity	45
			3	RiverCity	55
2	Rochester	42				Park City, KS
			1	Maryland	31

			United Conference
Bloomington, IL						A3	RiverCity	43
			Omaha, NE
						C3	Wichita	30

3	Wichita	46				United Conference Championship
			3	Wichita	39
2	Bloomington	37							Billings, MT
			1	Omaha	34
Wild Card Round
			Conference Semi-finals
Abilene, TX									U6	RiverCity	62
			El Paso, TX
									I1	Billings	71

3	San Angelo	37							2009 United Bowl
			3	San Angelo	37
2	Abilene	34				Billings, MT
			1	El Paso	75

			Intense Conference
Fairbanks, AK						LS1	El Paso	35
			Billings, MT
						P1	Billings	66

3	Colorado	14				Intense Conference Championship
			2	Fairbanks	7
2	Fairbanks	42
			1	Billings	50

Award	Winner	Position	Team
Most Valuable Player	Chris Dixon	QB	BIL
Offensive Player of the Year	Chris Dixon	QB	BIL
Defensive Player of the Year	Michael Landry	DB	BIL
Special Teams Player of the Year	Demarcus James	KR	AK
Offensive Rookie of the Year	Darius Fudge	RB	WIC
Defensive Rookie of the Year	Michael Eby	DB	BIL
Coach of the Year	Brian Brents	HC	EP

Offense
Quarterback	Chris Dixon, Billings
Running back	Darius Fudge, Wichita
Wide receiver	James Walton, Billings Clinton Solomon, Wichita DeAngelo Woodie, El Paso
Offensive lineman	Bruce McCaleb, Sioux Falls Jermaine Pruitt, El Paso Jordon Piccou, Sioux City

Defense
Defensive line	Michael Landry, Billings Ron Ellington, El Paso Eddie Bynes, Rochester
Linebacker	Joe Bevis, River City Lamont Reid, Wichita
Defensive back	Joey Longoria, Abilene LaRoche Jackson, Bloomington Brent Hafford, Omaha

Special teams
Kicker	Peter Christofilakos, Bloomington
Kick returner	Demarcus James, Alaska

Offense
Quarterback	Tommy Jones, El Paso
Running back	Sean Treasure, Sioux Falls
Wide receiver	Lonnie Sanders, Fairbanks Jimmy Conner, Odessa Rob Mager, Rochester
Offensive lineman	Charleston Gray, Wichita Tyree Spinner, Maryland Kiamni Jones, Omaha

Defense
Defensive end	Oby Arah, Maryland Corey Johnsen, Sioux Falls Michael Bazemore, Outlaws
Linebacker	Kyle McKenzie, Saginaw Tonga Spetlar, Omaha
Defensive back	James Temple, Bloomington Mike Hill, Maryland Michael Eby, Billings

Special teams
Kicker	Scott Greene, Muskegon
Kick returner	Randy Kelly, Wichita

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