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Chicago Force Chicago Force Year League Name W L Conference Division DF PR 2003 IWFL Chicago Force 10 1 Western Southwest 1 CC 2004 IWFL Chicago Force 6 3 Eastern Mid-Atlantic 2 S 2005 IWFL Chicago Force 8 3 Western Midwest 1 S 2006 IWFL Chicago Force 6 3 Western Midwest 2 S 2007 IWFL Chicago Force 5 3 Western Midwest 2 -- 2008 IWFL Chicago Force 10 1 Eastern Midwest 1 C 2009 IWFL Chicago Force 7 3 Western Midwest 2 CC 2010 IWFL Chicago Force 7 2 Western Midwest 2 S 2011 WFA Chicago Force 9 1 National Central 1 S 2012 WFA Chicago Force 11 1 National Division 6 (Great Lakes) 1 C 2013 WFA Chicago Force 12 0 National Division 4 (Great Lakes) 1 NC 2014 WFA Chicago Force 8 2 National Great Lakes 1 CC 2015 WFA Chicago Force 9 2 National Great Lakes 1 CC Total 108 25 Based in: Chicago, IL Neutral sites: Pittsburgh, PA (N1); San Diego, CA (N2) 3/29/2003 H Detroit Blaze W 49 0 4/28/2007 A Iowa Crush W 27 6 4/5/2003 A Memphis Maulers W 1 0 5/12/2007 A Detroit Demolition L 20 23 4/19/2003 H Dallas Revolution W 40 8 5/19/2007 H Detroit Demolition L 6 20 4/26/2003 A Detroit Blaze W 41 0 5/26/2007 H Kansas City Storm W 21 0 5/3/2003 H Detroit Blaze W 47 0 6/2/2007 H Iowa Crush W 33 0 5/17/2003 H Oklahoma City Avengers W 1 0 6/9/2007 A Detroit Predators W 41 0 5/25/2003 H San Diego Sea Catz W 55 0 6/23/2007 H Detroit Predators W 69 0 5/31/2003 A Dallas Revolution W 41 6 6/30/2007 H Detroit Demolition L 6 21 6/7/2003 A Oklahoma City Avengers W 1 0 6/21/2003 H Corvallis Pride W 28 14 S 4/12/2008 A Wisconsin Wolves W 14 7 6/28/2003 A Sacramento Sirens L 7 47 CC 4/19/2008 H Detroit Demolition W 18 7 4/26/2008 A Wisconsin Warriors W 26 14 4/3/2004 H Des Moines Courage W 50 0 5/3/2008 H Columbus Phantoms W 1 0 4/17/2004 H Detroit Predators W 63 0 5/17/2008 H Wisconsin Warriors W 8 0 4/24/2004 A Des Moines Courage W 40 0 5/24/2008 A Iowa Crush W 56 0 5/1/2004 H New Hampshire Freedom W 42 0 5/31/2008 H Clarksville Fox W 40 0 5/8/2004 H New York Sharks L 2 6 6/14/2008 H Wisconsin Wolves W 42 7 5/15/2004 A Detroit Predators W 65 0 6/28/2008 H Detroit Demolition W 8 7 S 5/22/2004 A New York Sharks L 7 27 7/12/2008 H Pittsburgh Passion W 8 7 CC 6/5/2004 A New Hampshire Freedom W 30 0 7/26/2008 H Dallas Diamonds L 29 35 C* 6/26/2004 A New York Sharks L 0 40 S 4/11/2009 A Iowa Crush W 54 0 4/2/2005 H Bay State Warriors W 12 7 4/18/2009 H Wisconsin Warriors W 38 20 4/9/2005 H Kansas City Storm W 42 0 4/25/2009 A Minnesota Vixen W 55 0 4/16/2005 A Atlanta Xplosion L 0 29 5/2/2009 H Kansas City Tribe W 28 6 4/23/2005 A Des Moines Courage W 36 0 5/16/2009 A Detroit Demolition L 19 21 4/30/2005 H Detroit Predators W 34 0 5/23/2009 H Minnesota Vixen W 53 0 5/14/2005 A Bay State Warriors W 16 0 5/30/2009 A Kansas City Tribe L 14 30 6/4/2005 A Detroit Predators W 59 13 6/13/2009 H Detroit Demolition W 26 6 6/11/2005 H Des Moines Courage W 58 0 6/27/2009 A Seattle Majestics W 28 14 S 6/18/2005 A Kansas City Storm W 30 0 7/11/2009 A Kansas City Tribe L 16 40 CC 6/25/2005 H Atlanta Xplosion L 0 12 7/9/2005 A Tacoma Majestics L 0 14 S 4/3/2010 H Wisconsin Warriors W 42 0 4/10/2010 H Wisconsin Wolves W 62 0 4/29/2006 H Iowa Crush W 26 8 4/17/2010 A Wisconsin Warriors W 30 7 5/6/2006 A Detroit Predators W 30 0 5/1/2010 H Kansas City Tribe W 14 12 5/13/2006 H Detroit Demolition L 0 19 5/8/2010 A Minnesota Vixen W 56 0 5/20/2006 A Iowa Crush W 20 6 5/15/2010 A Wisconsin Wolves W 49 0 5/27/2006 H Detroit Predators W 36 8 5/22/2010 H Pittsburgh Passion W 7 0 6/10/2006 A Detroit Demolition L 0 47 6/5/2010 A Kansas City Tribe L 12 30 6/17/2006 A Kansas City Storm W 42 0 6/12/2010 A Dallas Diamonds L 20 27 S 6/24/2006 H Kansas City Storm W 27 0 Continued on next page 7/8/2006 A Detroit Demolition L 0 20 S Chicago Force Game-By-Game Results (continued) 4/9/2011 H Minnesota Machine W 69 0 6/1/2013 H Kansas City Titans W 51 7 4/16/2011 A Wisconsin Wolves W 58 0 6/8/2013 H West Michigan Mayhem W 56 7 4/30/2011 H St. Louis Slam W 29 7 6/22/2013 H Cleveland Fusion W 65 7 Q 5/7/2011 H Kansas City Tribe W 34 26 7/13/2013 H Atlanta Phoenix W 84 0 S 5/14/2011 H West Michigan Mayhem W 15 6 7/20/2013 H Boston Militia W 46 27 CC 5/21/2011 A St. Louis Slam W 55 24 8/3/2013 N2 Dallas Diamonds W 81 34 C 6/11/2011 A West Michigan Mayhem W 76 3 6/18/2011 A Indy Crash W 77 18 4/5/2014 A Detroit Dark Angels W 70 0 6/25/2011 H Pittsburgh Passion W 41 31 Q 4/12/2014 H Indy Crash W 48 6 7/9/2011 H Boston Militia L 23 50 S 4/19/2014 A D.C. Divas W 42 27 4/26/2014 H West Michigan Mayhem W 30 0 4/14/2012 A Kansas City Tribe W 21 14 5/3/2014 A Indy Crash W 36 6 4/21/2012 H Columbus Comets W 47 0 5/17/2014 N1 Boston Militia L 18 35 4/28/2012 A Indy Crash W 72 0 6/7/2014 H Columbus Comets W 72 8 5/5/2012 H St. Louis Slam W 57 14 6/21/2014 H West Michigan Mayhem W 66 0 Q 5/12/2012 H West Michigan Mayhem W 54 0 7/5/2014 H Miami Fury W 66 8 S 5/19/2012 A Cleveland Fusion W 48 0 7/19/2014 A Boston Militia L 14 63 CC 6/2/2012 H Indy Crash W 71 0 6/16/2012 A West Michigan Mayhem W 55 6 4/11/2015 H West Michigan Mayhem W 64 0 6/30/2012 H Indy Crash W 70 14 Q 4/18/2015 A Detroit Dark Angels W 67 0 7/7/2012 H Jacksonville Dixie Blues W 67 14 S 4/25/2015 A Minnesota Machine W 70 0 7/21/2012 H Boston Militia W 35 34 CC 5/9/2015 H Indy Crash W 62 7 8/4/2012 N1 San Diego Surge L 36 40 C 5/16/2015 H Kansas City Titans W 74 8 5/30/2015 H Boston Renegades L 24 30 * 4/6/2013 H Detroit Dark Angels W 62 0 6/6/2015 A Indy Crash W 60 7 4/20/2013 H Indy Crash W 66 6 6/13/2015 H St. Louis Slam W 57 0 4/27/2013 A St. Louis Slam W 50 7 6/27/2015 H Cleveland Fusion W 71 14 Q 5/4/2013 A West Michigan Mayhem W 67 13 7/11/2015 A Boston Renegades W 49 18 S 5/11/2013 A Detroit Dark Angels W 61 0 7/25/2015 A D.C. Divas L 24 43 CC 5/18/2013 A Indy Crash W 82 20 Chicago Force Player Register (2003-2015) Airaki, Jill (2014-2015) Broeck, Shannon (2008-2009) Enge, Keno (2007) Alvarez, Yesenia (2014) Brooks, Keesha “Taz” (2006-2013) Engelman, Tami (2010-2015) Amato, Kristen (2009-2010) Brown, Kina (2011) Evans, Bethany (2013) Anderson, Akilah (2015) Bueso, Gricela (2015) Fahrner, Bridget (2006-2008) Andrasko, Jessica (2006-2007) Burns, Amber (2008-2012) Fahrner, Colleen (2006) Andrews, Andrea (2004-2006) Buteau, Erin (2007-2009) Felix, Savannah “Sav” (2008) Aranas, Caryl (2004) Carter, Carmen (2003) Figueroa, Mari (2003-2004) Argenzio, Melissa (2013) Cartman, Chiquita (2014) Finestone, Emma (2011-2014) Aschom, Melissa (2003-2004) Cascallares, Amanda (2004) Finley-Matthews, Tekisha (2013-2014) Atkins, Sarah (2014) Casey, Kelsey (2014-2015) Finnegan, Megan (2008-2010) Bache, Linda (2003-2008) Cattouse, Casandra (2008-2010) Fonteyn, Mieke (2011) Bacherta, Elesabeth (2009) Cech, Courtney (2014) Fornal, Jamie (2015) Baine, Lacicia (2015) Charbonneau, Tricia (2005-2014) Fowler, Chrissy (2006-2007) Baker, Stacey (2006-2010, 2012) Choules, Mary (2012-2015) Fowlkes, April (2012) Bandstra, Angie (2006-2012) Coffman, Nancy (2007) Fox, Jennifer (2008) Bank, Patty (2003-2004) Coleman, Ericka (2006-2007, 2009) Freeman, Sara (2010) Barajaz, Amanda (2011) Colon, Christina (2003-2004) Garcia, Sabrina (2008-2009) Barba, Chaya (2012) Converse, Catherine “Cat” (2010, ‘14-15) Gardner, Traci (2007) Barret, Charlotte (2015) Crockett, Meagan (2014-2015) Gesky, Luella “Lue” (2004-05, ‘07, ‘14) Beaumont, Sally (2003-2007) Cromwell, Nicole (2007) Gladfelter, Amy (2008) Belanger, Emilie (2014) Dantuma, Martha (2009-2015) Gore, Rachel (2015) Bennett, Rosalyn “Roz” (2007-09, ‘11-15) Deering, Jen (2014) Gottschalk, Michelle (2008, 2011) Benson, Jennifer (2008-2010) Dempsey, Cynthia (2005) Graf, Kris (2003-2004) Berggren, Ashley (2011-2015) Detweiler, Sarah (2003-2006) Gray, Christa (2004) Biel, Kelly (2010-2012) Diaz, Liseida (2003) Gray, Jeanette (2010-2015) Bluske, Leeann (2014-2015) Didier, Diane (2007-2009) Griffin, Candace (2009-2013) Bords, Jessica (2008) Dollarhite, Amy (2009) Grisafe, Sami (2007-2015) Bosch, Teresa (2005) Doring, Vanessa (2011) Grodus, Kim (2014) Bravo, Annette (2008) Dovantzis, Ellie (2011-2014) Hafer, Cynde (2003-2004, 2006) Braymer, Jessee (2015) Drangsholt, Sonja (2015) Hall, Darleen (2009-2010) Brennon, Alisha (2010) Duffey, Kim (2003-2006) Hamilton, Kat (2011) Brick, Cassey (2015) Dulski, Jen (2006-2007, 2012-2014) Hankus, Jamie (2006) Bridges, Alexandria (2010) Durrah, Jazmyne (2015) Harper, Trish (2008-2012, 2014-2015) Bridges, Dorian (2010-2015) Easley, Pia (2008) Harris, Zabrina (2011) Brink, Janel (2014) Echols, Eve (2010) Continued on next page Chicago Force Player Register (continued) Hassell, Shaakira (2004) McLenaghan, Lauren (2013) Shuster, Jain (2005-2006) Hatcher, Brandy (2010-2015) McPeake, Jessica (2005-2008) Sianez, Sofia (2008-2009) Hauter, Savannah (2015) Mendiola, Michelle (2006) Silvestri, Karyn (2009) Hawkins, Taneeka (2013) Menzyk, Jamie (2007-2015) Simon, Theresa (2003-2008) Hayden, Shari (2004) Mertens, Kristen (2009-2011) Smith, Amber (2015) Henigan, Esther (2007-2009) Miller, Stephanie (2009) Smith, Angelique “Angel” (2013-2015) Hernandez, Veronica (2005-06, 2009-12) Moore, Ashlee (2013) Smith, Melissa (2003, 2006-2008, 2012) Hundley, Samantha (2011-2012) Moore, Kayla (2013) Smolarczyk, Katrina “Kat” (2003-2005) Hunter, Tamera (2006-2008) Moore, Kelly (2015) Sochacki, Teresa (2004-2006) Hunter, Tiffany (2007-2008) Moore, Nicole (2011) Solis, Sol (2010) Intress, Kristin (2007) Morales, Lasha (2008) Soper, Veronica (2010-2012) Iwans, Elizabeth (2014) Moses, Ashlee (2013) Southard, Diana (2008) Jacob, Lindsey (2010-2011) Moyers, Fonda (2006) Spanjer, Dani (2003-2004) Jaffe, J.J.
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