2011 MEDIA GUIDE Contents Jerry Kurz AFL COMMISSIONER

erry B. Kurz returns for his second season as AFL Commisioner Bio ...... 03 the AFL’s Commissioner. Commissioner Kurz J has been involved with for the past 25 years, including five seasons as president with Ownership + Front Office Bios ...... 06 arenafootball2 (). Out-tenured only by the creator of Arena AFL COMMISSIONER Football, Jim Foster, Kurz has dedicated his life to furthering the sport with a strong business ethic and core values meant to bring Coaching Staff Bios ...... 14 the highest quality product to the ever-growing fan base of arena football fans.

Roster of Players ...... 20 In his time as the president of the af2, the league saw extensive growth in small-to-mid sized markets, building an extremely dedicated fan base across the country. That foundation helped to Dance Team ...... 34 fuel the return of the in 2010 after a year on hiatus due to financial instability. Kurz and a group of enthusiastic investors arranged the acquisition of the AFL’s assets in bankruptcy 2011 Season Schedule ...... court in late 2009 and revived the league in early 2010, fulfilling the 38 promise that arena football would be played in 2010.

2011 Opponent Directories ...... Kurz has also served as the AFL’s Vice President of International 14 Development, where he was in charge of the League’s international exposure. During his tenure, he was responsible for administering the H3 Visa program, allowing international players to play for AFL Seating Cart + Ticket Info ...... 42 teams stateside. He also arranged and executed all internationally played games for the Arena Football League.

AFL 101 ...... 46 Arena Football isn’t Kurz’s only claim to fame. He is also a founding member of Gridiron Enterprises, Inc., a sports consulting firm based out of Chicago. Gridiron Enterprises, consisting of Kurz, Foster and attorney William Niro, is the original founder of the AFL. Kurz has been a player, a coach, a general manager and an owner during his lifelong involvement with the game of football. He is also a member of four football Hall of Fames, including membership in the first class of the Arena Football Hall of Fame as well as membership in the arenafootball2 Hall of Fame.

Kurz attended the University of Oklahoma as an undergraduate and later earned his Juris Doctor Degree at Northern Illinois. Kurz is a licensed attorney in Illinois and operated a law firm with his wife, Kathryn Hall, for 20 years. Jerry and his wife, Kathryn, have one son named Matthew who is currently a football coach at Lake Forest College.

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PITTSBURGH POWER eter Hill is the current President of the Pittsburgh and playedPower, an integral role in bringing the team to Pittsburgh. PRESIDENT Peter is a decorated veteran of both Operation Iraqi Freedom, Freedom, Iraqi Operation both of veteran decorated a is Peter United the from discharge honorable an receiving After eastern United States. States. United eastern Peter Hill Peter P sales, ticket oversee will Peter year inaugural team’s the In the develop to work will he and development, brand marketing, President Vice Senior the also is Peter partnerships. corporate teams development estate real and hotel a L.P., Investments Shaner for company. non-commissioned a As Freedom. Enduring Operation and the of charge in was Peter Corps, Marine States United the if officer Operations 16’s Group Aircraft Marine for department personnel Iraq, in tour second his During Iraq. in tours two his during Center Defense. of Department the for liaison security a as selected was he was he Defense, of Department the with tour his completing After Medal. Commendation Service Joint the awarded and owned Peter 2004, of December in Corps Marine States that company distribution book a Inc. Media Diversified operated the throughout libraries public and private serviced

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OWNERSHIP + FRONT OFFICE Michael Gorham Justin Gould CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

ichael Gorham serves as the Chief Operations Office for the Pittsburgh MPower, and has played an instrumental role in standing up the team in its inaugural year. Michael will be responsible for the full spectrum of football operations for OWNERSHIP + FRONT OFFICE FRONT + OWNERSHIP the Power, including game day operations, player personnel requirements and team promotions.

Prior to joining the Pittsburgh Power, Michael served as a decorated Airborne Ranger Officer in the United States Army. He served in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom as an Infantry Platoon Leader and Executive Officer; as well as Calvin Jackson a Company Commander of a Forward Support Aviation GROU P TICKET Company in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Michael is the recipient SALES REPRE SENTATIV E of two Bronze Star Medals, the Meritorious Service Medal and the Joint Services Achievement Medal, among others. He has extensive leadership experience, and brings with him a decade of experience in people and logistics management. He continues to serve in the Army Reserves.

A new resident to Pittsburgh, Michael looks forward to becoming more active in the local community.

Kathryn Hill O FFICE ADMINISTRATOR / EXECU TIV E ASSISTANT

10 MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER MEDIA GUIDE 11 COACHING STAFF Chris Siegfried Maurice Blanding HEAD COACH DEFENSIV E COORDINATOR

hris Siegfried brings 10 years of Arena hris Siegfried brings 10 years of Arena Football Coaching experience to the Football Coaching experience to the C Pittsburgh Power. As a head coach, M Pittsburgh Power. As a head coach, most recently from 2007-2009 with the Arkansas Twisters of aurice is an eight year veteran coach in the AFL & AF2, beginning The af2 League, Chris has compiled a 79-40 win-loss record his career overseeing special teams and defensive backs with the COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF and received the honor of af2 Coach of the Year while Augusta Stallions. After coaching two additional seasons in the leading the to the ArenaCup championship. AF2 with the Carolina Cobras, Maurice left to join forces with the Additionally, he coached the only expansion team to play in AFL, helping lead the to ArenaBowl XIX as the wide the ArenaCup in af2 League history. receivers, defensive backs and special teams coach. Maurice departed Georgia to coach with then offensive coordinator Chris Chris honed his coaching style as an offensive coordinator, Siegfried with the Kansas City Brigade where he stayed for two helping his teams compile a 32-19 win-loss record. Chris has years, leading the team to a number one ranking in defense. coached one af2 Rookie of the Year, an af2 Lineman of the Year, 2 af2 Offensive Players of the Year, and an af2 Playmaker of the Year. Prior to joining the coaching ranks, Maurice was a defensive specialist for the Stallions in 2001, setting a new single-season Coach Siegfried was the Offensive Coordinator for the team record with 70.5 tackles and six interceptions. Blanding is a expansion in 2010, a team that went 12-4 graduate of North Carolina Central University where he was an All- in the regular season and earned the top seed in the American CIAA defensive back. He finished his career with 123 total tackles Conference playoffs. He joined the Sharks following as stint as and five interceptions. He was the Eagles’ Captain’s Award and head coach of arenafootball2’s Arkansas Twisters. Siegfried was Leadership Award winner in 1999 and 2000. the second most “winningest” coach in the league’s ten-year history. Prior to his arrival in Little Rock, he spent the 2007 season as the offensive coordinator for the AFL’s Kansas City Brigade. In 2006 with the Spokane Shock, he guided the expansion club to the ArenaCup Championship and was honored as the af2 Coach of the Year. As the first af2 player to be named a head coach in the league, Chris tasted coaching success immediately when named the head coach of Cape Fear before the 2002 season. Finishing 38-16 over three years, Siegfried lead the franchise to three playoff appearances and two division titles.

Siegfried played college football at Division II Millersville University (PA) and earned a degree in business administration. He was a three-year starter and led the team in kick-off return average. The West Hazleton High graduate has also appeared on television and in movies. He was a contender on the show “American Gladiators Orlando Live” and appeared in “The Waterboy” as a stuntman performing football related stunts and “Radio” as an assistant football coach. Siegfried is married to wife Tammi and the couple has two children; Kody and Baylee.

14 MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER MEDIA GUIDE 15 John Sikora Brian Basile LINE COACH LINEBACKERS COACH

ohn started his professional career in Albany ran is a 20 year coaching veteran, leading with the AFL, helping the Firebirds win the teams from the high school level up onto J ArenaBowl in 1999. John played ironman Bthe professional indoor stage. A native of football in Albany, starting on both the offensive and defensive Summerhill, PA, Basile played defensive back for Indiana University lines and serving as the team longsnapper. After leaving Albany, of Pennsylvania (IUP). Brian’s coaching experience began at COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF John went to Chicago where he was known as the anchor on the Central Cambria High School in Ebensburgh, PA and continued to offensive line of the Rush for three years. Sikora was named the Johnstown before finishing in Davidsville, PA. In 2005 Basile moved team’s lineman of the year in 2006 and set personal records on up to the League and eventually into the Indoor both offense and defense. Football League.

Prior to turning professional, John played at Slippery Rock Brian served as the Head Coach and General Manager of the University, setting records and earning accolades as a four-year Johnstown Riverhawks of the American Football League from starter on both the football and teams. Sikora was a 2005-2006. After transitioning to the indoor game, Basile served as two-time All-American selection for the Pride and was named the defensive coordinator for the Johnstown J-Dogs of the National First Team All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference two years and the Johnstown Jackals of the Indoor in a row. John coaches football at Central Cambria High School Football League. and is married to wife Stephanie; the couple has three children, Jaylee and Jewel and Jemma. Brian serves on the staff at Frostburg State University as the Linebackers and Defensive Backs coach. He resides in Elton, PA with his wife Carrie and has a 17 year old daughter Breezy.

16 MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER MEDIA GUIDE 17 PLAYERS ROYCE GARY 11 ADAMS BUTLER 8 DB height 6’ height 6’ 1” LB weight 190 lbs weight 230 lbs born 05/03/88 born 11/13/84 college Purdue college California University of Pennsylvania

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Q Wide receiver Royce Adams was a four-year standout with Q Butler played as a linebacker at the California University of Purdue and attended training camp with the Pennsylvania where he earned the Western Division Defensive prior to signing with the Pittsburgh Power. Player of the Year, and he later signed with both the Philadelphia Eagles and British Columbia Lions as a free agent defensive end. Q Royce Adams played all four years at Purdue, serving as a very versatile player while filling various positions on the field. Adams played defensive back, cornerback, wide receiver and special teams, earning the #17 ranking for average punt return yards. After trying out for the Browns, Adams found his home in Pittsburgh with the Power where his ironman skills will be very valuable.

CALEB MIKE 9 BOSTIC BYRNE 55 LB height 6’ 2” height 6’ 5” OL weight 232 lbs weight 298 lbs born 08/25/88 born 10/17/86 college Miami (Ohio) college University of Delaware University

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Q Q Bostic was a 3-year starter for Miami (Ohio), posting 40 tackles The former 2-year starter for Delaware University attended as a junior, and a career-best 103 during his sophomore season training camp with the Miami Dolphins before playing in the CFL when he was chosen as a Third Team All MAC performer by Phil for three years. Steele’s Magazine.

Q Lettered three seasons as a tailback and safety at Westland High School, serving as team captain his senior season ... also a standout player ... prep coach was Jeff Jones.

20 MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER MEDIA GUIDE 21 CARLOS TERRANCE 3 CAMBPELL CARTER 23 DB height 5’ 11” height 6’ 4” DE weight 195 lbs weight 260 lbs born 11/18/82 born 09/08/82 college University of college Colorado State Notre Dame AFL experience 4 years

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Q Campbell started as both wide receiver and defensive back at Q Tulsa Talons, 2007-2010 Notre Dame and debuted in the AFL with the where he played as defensive back. Q Terrance Carter was a three-year starter at Colorado State and added immensely to the success of the Rams defense, most notably with a key fumble recovery against San Diego State his Sophomore year. After graduation Carter played for the Tulsa Talons for four years at defensive end, prior to signing with the Pittsburgh Power.

Q Terrance Carter is the son of Woodrow Carter, a Colorado State all-star in the late 1970s, and Lesia Carter of Topeka. He has a brother and a sister.

IRVING LONNELL 6 CAMBPELL NOT DEWALT 10 WR height 6’ AVAILABLE height 6’ 6” WR weight 188 lbs weight 225 lbs born 12/04/84 born 05/02/86 college Georgia Southern college University of North Alabama

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Q Q Attended Michigan State for three-years before transferring to After a solid college career Dewalt spent a short time in the AFL Georgia Southern for his senior season. before deciding to sign with the Power. Dewalt brings a vast arsenal of skill to the power. Dewalt adds skill and height to the Powers

Q Started in 2009 for the Wilkes-Barre Pioneers, his first year as an offensive talent. arena player. Signed with the Jacksonville Sharks as a free agent for the 2010 season.

Q Born in Managua, Nicaragua and moved to Lake Worth, Florida as a child where he was raised. Earned Class 6A Second Team All-State honors as a senior in high school.

22 MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER MEDIA GUIDE 23 PAUL TYRRELL EDINGER NOT HERBERT 5 AVAILABLE 24 K height 5’ 9” height 6’ 2” DB weight 175 lbs weight 201 lbs born 01/17/78 born 07/17/86 college Michigan State college University of Toledo AFL experience 8 years

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Q Paul was drafted by Chicago in 2000, playing five seasons with Q Herbert signed as a free agent with the following the the Bears before signing with the Minnesota Vikings where he 2009 NFL Draft. He went on to play for the Florida Tuskers of the made a career long 56 yard field goal. Edinger’s perfect extra point United Football League before signing with the Pittsburgh Power. record landed him in a tie as the most accurate extra point kicker in NFL history. In 2008, Edinger signed with the prior Tyrell Herbert was a 4-year starter for Toledo, serving as team to playing one season with the Jacksonville Sharks. Edinger was a captain in 2006 and 2007. During his career at Toledo Hebert help 3 year starter for the Spartans earning the Jim Adam’s Award and carry the team’s defense and ranking 3rd on the team for most ranking 5th in the Big Ten in punting. Edinger also earned several tackles in a season. Hebert was also recognized for his ability to other honors including first-team All-American, third-team All- force fumbles and make big plays. American, and second-team All-Big Ten.

JAMAR KEVIN 77 FOULKS McCABE 12 C height 6’ 2” height 6’ 2” QB weight 349 lbs weight 220 lbs born born 06/25/84 college Mansfield University college California University of Pennsylvania

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Q Q As a four-year starter at Mansfield Unversity, Jamar Foulks The California University of Pennsylvania quarterback led his became the leader of the offensive line. He was a three-time All- team to a 12-2 record and a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference PSAC selection, while also playing at offensive tackle in 2005. He West Title, and McCabe was later signed by the was named to First-Team All-Region Honors in his senior year as an undrafted free agent. in 2006. Foulks was also named the 2006 Butsko Winner which is presented to a “player or coach who most exemplified the spirit, dedication, loyalty and commitment to the Mountaineer program as did Coach Butsko.”

24 MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER MEDIA GUIDE 25 BERNARD NEIL 14 MORRIS PURVIS 4 QB height 6’ 4” height 6’ 2” DE weight 215 lbs weight 275 lbs born 05/29/85 born 01/11/82 college Marshall college Virginia State AFL experience 2 years AFL experience 5 years

EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE

Q In addition to playing quarterback for the Jacksonville Sharks Q Neil Purvis played one year in the AF2, winning the Arena in 2010, Morris contributed as a receiver and on special teams. He Cup before moving up to the AFL where he played for the K.C. finished the year with a QB rating of 103.9 and completed 61% of Brigade and the Jacksonville Sharks. Purvis was a two-way starter his passes. He showed his versatility by passing for a TD, rushing for for Virginia State, playing offense and defense for the Trojans. He three TDs, catching two TD passes, and scoring a return TD. Played started all four years at Virginia State earning All-Conference honors in 2009 with Arkansas of the afl2. all four years and an invitation to the Las Vegas All American Classic game. Q As a walk-on at Marshall, Morris became a three-year starter and the only player in school history to pass for 5000 yards and rush for 1000 yards. He passed for 17 touchdowns his senior year.

SIONE TERRANCE 69 OHUAFI REESE 99 C height 6’ 3” height 6’ NT weight 330 lbs weight 290 lbs born 09/03/80 born 11/11/87 college Indiana University college The Citadel

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Q Q Sione Ohuafi started as an offensive lineman for the Indiana Terrence Reese played all four seasons at The Citadel earning Hoosiers before playing professionally in the ArenaFootball2 honors as a Coaches All-Conference First-Team All Star and Media League. Ohuafi played both offense and defense for the Amarillo All-Conference Second Team All Star. Reese was signed as a free Dusters of the AF2. agent with the Toronto Argonauts in May 2010, prior to joining the Power.

26 MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER MEDIA GUIDE 27 JOSHUA CHRIS 33 RUE NOT TERRELL 57 FB height 6’2” AVAILABLE height 6’ 6” OL weight 245 lbs weight 330 lbs born 08/19/79 born 07/28/84 college Duquesne college Marshall University AFL experience 2 years

EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE

Q Chris Terrell started his college career at Butte College where he played on the defensive line recording 50 tackles and 8 sacks in his 2004 season. Terrell then transferred to Marshall where he also continued playing on the defensive line 2 years. After his senior year at Marshall, the Columbus Lions of the Southern Indoor Football League (SIFL) signed Terrell to play on the offensive line. Terrell will bring his big frame to the Power this season as he may be utilized on both the offense and defense.

ANTONIO EDDIE SMITH NOT THOMPSON 2 AVAILABLE 21 DB height 5’ 9” height 5’11” WR weight 190 lbs weight 190 lbs born 04/06/87 born 02/01/86 college Bowling Green college Idaho State AFL experience 1 year

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Q Antonio Smith was a four-year starter at Bowling Green, where during the 2007 season he was named to the Third-Team All-MAC. In April 2009, Smith was signed to the Cleveland Browns as a rookie free agent where he attended mini-camp prior to signing with the Pittsburgh Power.

28 MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER MEDIA GUIDE 29 MIKE JASON 1 WASHINGTON WILLIS 7 WR height 5’8” height 6’1” WR weight 175 lbs weight 200 lbs born 10/19/86 born 07/26/80 college University of Hawaii college Oregon

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Q Mike Washington starred at his local high school in Aliquippa, PA Q After standing out at the University of Oregon, Willis played for before leaving for the Islands to play for the University of Hawaii. the NFL with the Seattle Seahawks and the Miami Dolphins before Washington started at wide receiver in Hawaii, helping the Warriors moving on to the AFL with the Jacksonville Sharks. go undefeated and win the WAC championship in 2007.

LENNY NICK 22 WICKS ZECK 75 DB height 5’10” height 6’6” OL weight 200 lbs weight 320 lbs born 07/30/87 born 01/27/83 college Youngstown State college Lakeland College University AFL experience 3 years

EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE

Q Q At Youngstown State, Wicks finished with 152 tackles (102 solo) Nick Zeck started at Lakeland College finishing with a career and five interceptions. As a junior, he was named the Hill Barth and high 284 tackles and 29 sacks. Nick played for the of King Defensive Player of the Game against Ohio State and Missouri the AF2 and the Rock River Raptors of the UFL before stepping up State. He was selected to the Second-Team All-Missouri Valley to the AFL. Zeck played with the Chicago Rush of the AFL in 2008 as Conference in 2009. In July 2010, he was signed by the Hamilton- a defensive lineman. Tiger Cats of the League.

30 MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER MEDIA GUIDE 31 DANCE TEAM Jennelle Johnson OFFICIAL DANCE TEAM OF THE DANCE COACH

ennelle Johnson has over 20 years of professional dance experience ranging from J back-up dancing for recording artists Brian McKnight and Ludacris to her experience with the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Erie Freeze. She graduated from Penn State DANCE TEAM DANCE University with a double major in International Business and Operations Management and served as the Captain of the Penn State Dance Team, leading the girls to two national titles and several regional titles.

After graduation Jennelle took her leadership to the next level, serving as Captain to the Erie Freeze AIFL dance team The Chillers. Jennelle continued to climb the professional ranks when in 2006 she joined the Cleveland Cavaliers Dance Team and began traveling with the NBA USO Tour, entertaining troops in Iraq and throughout the Middle East.

In 2007, Jennelle returned to Pittsburgh and to teaching, serving as the head instructor at the North Pittsburgh Dance Academy until earning the position as head coach for the Duquesne University dance team. Jennelle has a myriad of experience in dance ranging from Jazz, Ballet & Tap to Street Funk, Lyrical, Hip Hop and Krump. She choreographed countless routines & recitals for all ages in her past positions as team captains, dance instructor and head coach.

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ARIZONA RATTLERS JACKSONVILLE SHARKS SAN JOSE SABERCATS AZRattlers.com JaxSharks.com TheSanJoseSaberCats.com 4125 E. McKellips Road 1769 Highland View Dr 600 East Brokaw Road Mesa, Arizona 85215 St Augustine, FL 32092 San Jose, CA 95112 PHONE: (480) 985-3292 PHONE: (904) 621-0700 PHONE: (408) 673-3400 FAX: (480) 985-3293 FAX: (904) 819-5626 FAX: (408) 673-3401

CLEVELAND GLADIATORS SPOKANE SHOCK ClevelandGladiators.com MILWAUKEE MUSTANGS SpokaneShock.com 631 Huron Road MKEMustangs.com 3212 North Eden Road, Suite B Cleveland, Ohio 44115 933 N. Mayfair Road, Suite 109 Spokane Valley, Washington 99216 Wauwatosa, WI 53226 PHONE: (216) 685-9000 PHONE: (414) 224-4000 PHONE: (509) 242-7462 FAX: (216) 685-9002 FAX: (414) 443-5901 FAX: (509) 926-1075

DALLAS VIGILANTES NEW ORLEANS VOODOO Dallas Vigilantes.com AFLVoodoo.com TampaBayStorm.com 1280 S. Highway 377 1515 Poydras St, Suite 100 401 Channelside Dr Pilot Point, TX 76258 New Orleans, LA 70112 Tampa, FL 33602 PHONE: (940) 686-8326 PHONE: (504) 875-3900 PHONE: (813)301-6600 FAX: (940) 686-8323 2011 SEASON SCHEDULE FAX: (504) 875-3906 FAX: (813) 301-1482

Friday March 11 vs. Philadelphia 8:00pm Saturday March 19 vs. Iowa 7:30pm Monday March 28 at Milwaukee 7:30pm Saturday April 2 vs. Tulsa 7:30pm GEORGIA FORCE GeorgiaForce.com 1850 Cross Pointe Way TULSA TALONS ------Bye Week ------OrlandoPredators.com Duluth, GA 30097 TulsaTalons.com Saturday April 16 vs. Jacksonville 7:30pm 302 S Graham Avenue 6413 South Mingo Road Orlando, FL 32803 Tulsa, OK 74133-6350 PHONE: (770) 609-1331 Friday April 22 at New Orleans 8:00pm PHONE: (407) 648-4444 FAX: (404) 585-5055 PHONE: (918) 249-4453 Saturday April 30 at Georgia 7:30pm FAX: (407) 839-4877 Saturday May 7 vs. Spokane 8:00pm FAX: (918) 249-4460 Saturday May 14 vs. San Jose 7:30pm ------Bye Week ------Saturday May 28 at Dallas 8:30pm Saturday June 4 vs. Cleveland 7:30pm Saturday June 11 at Tampa Bay 7:30pm PhiladelphiaSoul.com TheIowaBarnstormers.com UtahBlaze.com 7 Penn Center 730 3rd St EnergySolutions Arena Saturday June 18 at Utah 9:00pm 1635 Market St., 17th Floor Des Moines, IA 50309 301 West South Temple Saturday June 25 vs. Milwaukee 7:30pm Philadelphia, PA 19103 Salt Lake City, UT 84101 PHONE: (515) 633-2255 PHONE: (215) 253-4900 Friday July 1 at Orlando 8:00pm FAX: (515) 564-8451 PHONE: 888-99BLAZE FAX: (215) 735-2123 Sunday July 10 vs. Arizona 7:30pm FAX: (801) 655-5042 Friday July 15 at Cleveland 8:00pm Friday July 22 at Philadelphia 7:05pm

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Single Game Full Season

Premier Lower Level 180 l,426

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Lower Level Premium Club 100 792

Lower Level Club 80 634

Club Loge Boxes 90 7l3

Loge Boxes 70 554 229 227 228 Lower Level 50 396 226 230 Lower Endzone 35 277

225 PARTY PARTY PA 231 PARTY RTY 44 45 46 47 Party Suites Call for Info Call for Info 43 48 42 49

232 Upper Level Mid 25 l98 224 50 41 15 ll9 51 Upper Level GA 40 52 39 233 223 38 53 118 119 117 4 37 5 116 120 55 36 1

23 Single Game Tickets 234 222 115 121 56 35 Single Game Seats can be purchase for as low as $15. Purchase 22 57 34 114

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6 Group Sales 18 203 219 1 3 2 31 11 10 For all Power games, groups receive the following: 7 3 17 30 0 4 Q 4 204 218 15 or more enjoy discounts up to 32% off single game pricing A F 29 11 10 B E 5 28 Q Personalized service from a group sales representative D C 6 27 to assist you in planning your event 205 217 5 9 7 26 10 10 8 7 6 8 16 B 8 A Q Best available group seating together, subject to availability 25 10 10 10 A 8 9 B 15 25 206 216 9 10 14 24 Q Your group name displayed on the arena scoreboard 13 12 11 10 23 22 11 Q 12 21 PA announcement of your group during the game 215 207 20 13 19 14 18 17 16 15 For more info, contact our sales team at 888-769-2011. 208 214 209 213 212 211 210

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MEDIA GUIDE MEDIA GUIDE PITTSBURGH POWER PITTSBURGH POWER Kickoffs are from the goal line. Kickers may use a one-inch tee. one-inch a use may Kickers line. goal the from are Kickoffs down, first a for go may team a down, fourth On illegal. is Punting or field goal. touchdown The receiving team may field any kickoffrebounds off theor net.missed field goal that at placed be will bounds, of out is which kickoff, untouched Any whichever out-of-bounds, it went where line or the place the 20-yard team. to the receiving advantageous is more pass forward A catch. a for inbounds foot one have must Receivers ball live a is barrier sideline or net rebound the off rebounds that and is in play until it touches the playing surface. season 15 minutes for both the regular Overtime periods are and the playoffs. had has team each after If, score. to possession one gets team Each are teams the If wins. team that ahead, is team one possession, one wins. tied after each has had a possession, the next team to score Eight players on the field; 21-man active roster; three-man roster. inactive Players may play both offense and defense. will. at players substitute to permitted are Coaches Substitution: Four (4) offensive players must line up on three- a the(in linemen down be must lineplayers defensive (3) Three of scrimmage. may blitz on either side linebacker stance). One or four-point of line the off yards two-or-more is Alignment center. the of twisting. or stunting No scrimmage. motion forward in go may receiver One motion: Offensive the snap. before Four 15-minute quarters with a 15-minute halftime. passes incomplete or plays out-of-bounds for stops clock The deems the referee only in the last minute of each half and when it necessary injuries or timeouts. for penalties, per half. (3) timeouts three Each team is allowed down, first a for yards 10 ball the advance to allowed are downs (4) Four or to score. Six (6) points for a touchdown. touchdown, a after kick place by conversion a for point (1) One a for points (2) two and kick drop by conversion a for points (2) two successful run or pass after a touchdown. for points (4) four or placement by goal field a for points (3) Three kick. drop a field goal by Two (2) points for a safety.

— — — — Passing — Overtime Rules — — Players and Formations — — — — — — Timing — — — Movement of the Ball and Scoring — — — — — Kicking field boundary. Field Numbers 3 ft by 18 in, base base in, 18 by ft 3 located 15 feet from from feet 15 located White, 3 in White, AFL field is 28.3 yards wide by 50 yards long long yards 50 by wide yards 28.3 is field AFL NFL Field is 53.3 yards wide by 100 yards long 100 yards wide by 53.3 yards is NFL Field Outside Lines rubber.

Football League ball. Each ball is manufactured by Spalding, Spalding, by manufactured is ball Each ball. League Football Corporation. a division of Russell The official football is the same size and weight as the National National the as weight and size same the is football official The An indoor padded surface 85 feetwide and 50 yards long with with long yards 50 and feetwide 85 surface padded indoor An end zones. eight-yard feet 15 of height crossbar a with wide feet nine are posts Goal at 10 feet). crossbar 18-1/2 feet wide with the (NFL goal posts are 32 feet high. 30 feet wide by nets are The goal-side rebound the ground. eight feet above are The bottoms of the nets high-density of made and high inches 48 are barriers Sideline foam

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Equipment — Field — — — — Indoor artificial grass Field Goals PITTSBURGH POWER by drop kick: 4 pts

by placement: 3 pts Goal Posts Goal crossbar ft 15 a with wide, ft 9 (NFL: 18 ½ ft wide 10 ft high crossbar) Touchdown: 6 pts Conversion place kick: 1 pt Conversion run or pass: 2 pts Drop Kick conversion: 2 pts TD, after conversion Failed returned by defense: 2 pts Safety: 2pts Scoring RULES OFTHE GAME MEDIA GUIDE AFL 101 AFL 46

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Ball In The Stands When a ball is thrown or bounces into the “To serve our community with pride and passion as seats surrounding the playing field, the “lucky” fan that catches the a quality example of individual and team excellence ball keeps it. on the field, in the office, at the arena and within Drop Kick A drop-kicked FG is worth 4 points. A drop-kicked the community by consistently exceeding our extra point is worth 2 points. Former Milwaukee Mustangs kicker Kenny Stucker is the last man to have connected on a two-point customers’ expectations by demonstrating the dropkick (1997). highest character, appreciation and respect for our game, customers, teammates and partners as a Fans More than 22 million fans have experienced an AFL game in the League’s 21-Year History. Last year, in 2007, the AFL drew a cost-effective and visionary organization providing record 1,887,054 fans in the regular season, and including the post- a total entertainment experience.” season, more than 2 million fans attended games for the first time in League history.

Ironman Signifies participants playing both offense and defense. FANS’ BILL OF RIGHTS “Mac” and “Jack” Linebackers “Mac” may rush the QB straight on without stunting, twisting or drop-back coverage. “Jack” must stay within an imaginary box behind the line of scrimmage. In furtherance of our Mission Statement, We believe that every Fan should Either LB may cover the fullback or tight end. we, the players, coaches, officials, staff receive the very best in competitive and owners of the AFL are thankful football, entertainment, merchandise, Offensive Motion Unlike stadium-played football, one offen- to the Fans that we serve, appreciate food and beverage for their purchasing sive back may go into forward motion prior to the snap of the ball. their support and dedicate ourselves power. collectively to protecting their rights as the greatest sports and entertainment Overtime Arena Football has a unique overtime rule. If a contest that every Fan is entitled Fans in the world. We believe is tied after regulation, teams will play a 15-minute overtime. Each to interact with and have access to team will have one opportunity to score. If, after each team has players and coaches for autographs had one chance to score, the game is tied, the first team to score is We believe that every Fan is entitled and conversation in recognition of their crowned the winner. to a wholesome environment for guests support at every game. and family members, free of violence, Rebound Nets Goal-side rebound nets extend outward from profane gestures and language or that Fans are entitled to each upright. The nets are 30-feet wide, 32-feet high and extend to rude and invasive behavior that could We believe fast, accurate, and complete information 40 feet above the playing surface. The bottom bars of the frames are in any way interfere with a first-class about our players, coaches, league, positioned eight feet above the surface. The “scoring area” is nine- entertainment experience. feet wide and 15-feet high. Nets are stretched taut so that a missed games, and performance. kick attempt will rebound off the net and back into the field of play. We believe that every Fan demands Once the ball caroms off the net, it’s live. We believe that Fans expect the Arena that we maintain absolute respect for Football League to be comprised of the game of Arena Football and maintain Sideline Barriers Similar to the sideboards that surround a gentlemen and ladies who are examples the integrity of the finest of and role models for youth, free of hockey rink, the sideline barrier encircles the playing surface. The fair competition at all times. barrier is made of a high-density foam pad, measuring four inches physical violence, drugs, alcohol, and thick. gambling abuse. We believe that every Fan deserves Stunting or Twisting When a defensive lineman is rushing the our very best effort on a consistent basis, We believe that Fans expect us to passer, there’s no “stunting” or “twisting”. In other words, linemen on every play on the field, every action honor our country and to be involved are required to power past offensive linemen. in the stands, every call to our office, in our communities to make and every involvement in our contributions for a better, safer, and Tight End One offensive lineman must declare himself a tight community. more positive place to live. end prior to the snap by simply raising his arm and “declaring” We believe that Fans should know that himself a tight end. The Mac (rush-eligible) linebacker must line-up that every Fan is entitled We believe we are committed to serve and not to on the opposite side of the center from the tight end. to a total entertainment experience at be served, to give and not to just take, an affordable cost for all members of the and to inspire and encourage people Two-Way Players One of the most “throwback” features of family from the time they arrive at the to higher levels of personal and the Arena Football League is the fact that the game features arena to the time they depart. eight-on-eight football, where at times, some players will play professional achievement, growth, both offense and defense. maturity, and respect for each other.

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Week Friday, July 15, 2011 8:00 pm @ Cleveland, Pittsburgh Jacksonville @ Kansas City, 8:30 pm Saturday, July 16, 2011 pm 7:30 Bay, Tampa @ Georgia Iowa @ Milwaukee, 8:00 pm 8:00 pm Tulsa, Orlando @ 8:30 pm Chicago @ Dallas, New Orleans @ Utah, 9:00 pm San Jose @ Spokane, 10:00 pm Week Friday, July 22, 2011 7:05 pm @ Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Utah @ Cleveland, 7:30 pm Spokane @ Jacksonville, 8:00 pm Saturday, July 23, 2011 New Orleans @ Orlando, 7:30 pm San Jose @Tampa 7:30Bay, pm Milwaukee @ Chicago, 8:00 pm Tulsa @ Kansaspm 8:05 Iowa, @ City, Georgia 8:00 pm 8:30 Dallas, @ Arizona Week Friday, June 24, 2011 Kansas City @ Utah, 8:00 pm Saturday, June 25, 2011 San Jose @ Cleveland, 7:00 pm Tampa Bay @ Jacksonville, 7:05 pm Arizona @ Philadelphia, Milwaukee7:00 @ Pittsburgh, 7:30 pm pm pm 7:30 _, Orlando @ Georgia 8:00 Dallaspm Tulsa, @ Spokane @ New Orleans, 8:00 pm Sunday, June 26, 2011 Iowa @ Chicago, 4:00 pm Week Friday, July 1, 2011 New Orleans @Tampa Bay, 7:30 pm 8:00 pm @ Orlando, Pittsburgh Tulsa @ Iowa, 8:05Utah @ Chicago,pm 8:30 pm Jacksonville @ San Jose, 10:30 pm Saturday, July 2, 2011 8:00 pm @ Milwaukee, Cleveland Spokane @ Arizona, 8:05 pm Philadelphia @ Dallas, 8:30 pm Week Friday, July 8, 2011 8:00 pm @ Philadelphia, Cleveland Milwaukee @ New Orleans, 8:00 pm Saturday, July 9, 2011 Dallas @ Jacksonville, 7:00 pm 7:35 pm Chicago @ Georgia, Tampa Bay @ Tulsa,Kansas City @ Iowa, 8:05 pm 8:00 pm Utah @ Spokane, 10:00 pm 10:30 pm Jose, Orlando @ San Sunday, July 10, 2011 7:30 pm Arizona @ Pittsburgh, 14 15 11 12 13

Week Friday, June 10, 2011 Philadelphia @ Spokane, 8:00 pm Saturday, June 11, 2011 pm 7:00 Cleveland, @ Georgia Jacksonville @ Orlando, 7:30 7:30 pm pm Bay, Tampa @ Pittsburgh Kansas City @ Milwaukee, 8:00 pm Utah @ Tulsa, 8:00 pm Iowa @ Arizona, 8:05 pm Week Friday, June 17, 2011 Tulsa @ Philadelphia, 8:00 pm Bay, Tampa Orlando @ 7:05 pm New Orleans @ Georgia, 8:05 pm Saturday, June 18, 2011 Milwaukee @ Jacksonville, 7:00 pm pm 8:05 Arizona, @ Jose San Dallas 8:05 @ Iowa, pm 9:00 pm @ Utah, Pittsburgh 10:00 pm Chicago @ Spokane, Sunday, June 19, 2011 pm 2:00 City, @ Kansas Cleveland Week Friday, May 20, 2011 8:00 pm Orleans, Arizona @ New Tampa Bay @ Spokane,Saturday, May 21, 2011 11:00Philadelphia @ Cleveland, 7:00 pm pm Jacksonville @ Georgia, 7:35 pm Kansas City Tulsa, 8:00@ pm San Jose @ Utah, 9:00 pm Sunday, May 22, 2011 Dallas @ Chicago, 4:00 pm Week 2011 26, May Thursday, 8:00 pm Orlando @ Milwaukee, Friday, May 27, 2011 New Orleans @ Philadelphia, 7:05 pm Utah @ Iowa, 8:05 pm Tulsa @ Chicago,Saturday, May8:30 28, 2011 pm Spokane @ Kansas City, 8:00 pm @ Arizona, 8:05 pm Cleveland 8:30 pm @ Dallas, Pittsburgh pm 10:30 Jose, San @ Georgia Week Friday, June 3, 2011 Milwaukee @ Philadelphia, 7:05 pm Jacksonville @ New Orleans, 8:00 pm Saturday, March June 4, 2011 2:00 pm City, Chicago @ Kansas 9:00 pm Arizona @ Utah, 7:30 pm @ Pittsburgh, Cleveland Tampa Bay @ Georgia, 8:05 pm Orlando @ Iowa, 7:35San Jose @ pmDallas, 8:30 pm 8 9 10 6 7

Georgia @ Philadelphia, 7:05 pm 7:05 Philadelphia, @ Georgia Kansas 7:30 City Bay, pm Tampa @ Iowa @ Jacksonville, 8:00 pm Tulsa @ New Orleans,Saturday, May 14, 2011 8:00 pm 7:30 pm @ Orlando, Cleveland San Jose @ Pittsburgh, 7:30 pm Chicago @ Arizona, 8:05 pm Milwaukee @ Utah, 9:00 pm Dallas @ Spokane, 10:00 pm Utah @ Arizona, 8:05 pm Philadelphia @10:30 San Jose, pm Week Friday, April 29, 2011 Tulsa @ Cleveland,Dallas 8:30 @ Kansas pm City, 7:30 pm Saturday, April 30, 2011 8:00 pm Orlando @ Jacksonville, 7:30 pm @ Georgia, Pittsburgh pm 8:00 Chicago, @ Orleans New Tampa Bay @ Milwaukee,Philadelphia 8:05 @ Iowa, pm 8:00 10:00 pm Arizona @ Spokane, pm Week Friday, May 6, 2011 Jacksonville @ Philadelphia, 7:05 Milwaukeepm @ Cleveland, 7:30 pm Tampa Bay @ Orlando,Utah @ Georgia, 8:05 pm 8:00 Iowa @pm Dallas, 8:30 pm Saturday, May 7, 2011 8:00 pm Tulsa, Chicago @ New Orleans @ Kansas City, 8:00 pm Spokane @ Pittsburgh, 8:00 pm 10:30 pm Jose, Arizona @ San Week Friday, May 13, 2011 Week Friday, April 15, 2011 Tampa Bay @ Philadelphia,New Orleans @ Cleveland, 7:30 pm Milwaukee @ 8:00Dallas, 8:30 pm pm Spokane @ Utah, 9:00 pm Saturday, April 16, 2011 Jacksonville @ Pittsburgh, 7:30 pm 7:30 pm Orlando @ Georgia, pm 8:00 City, Arizona @ Kansas San Jose @Tulsa, 8:00 pm 8:05 pm Chicago @ Iowa, Week Friday, April 22, 2011 pm 8:00 Orleans, New @ Pittsburgh Kansas City @ Chicago, 8:00 pm Saturday, April 23, 2011 7:00 pm @ Jacksonville, Cleveland 7:30 pm Bay, DallasTampa @ Spokane @ Orlando, 7:30 pm pm 8:00 Milwaukee, @ Georgia Iowa @Tulsa, 8:00 pm PITTSBURGH POWER

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