Semi-Professional Football is considered football that men play who get paid less than livable wages. Throughout the years Charlotte has been home to a number of soccer teams, and is currently home of the Charlotte Eagles of the USL League Two, their sister team, the Charlotte Lady Eagles of the USL W-League, and the Charlotte Independence of the United Soccer League. The U.S. National Whitewater Center is an official United States Olympic Committee training site for whitewater slalom racing and has hosted Olympic team qualifying events. The Cobras home games include a team the Cobras have never played, NYC Department of Corrections as well as the always dangerous LAPD Centurions. (FDNY was the previous years runner-up) And if that wasnt enough the Cobras were also playing the Atlanta Defenders who had just come off of their 2012 season moving up to Division 1 after winning the Division 2 title. Status Date. Semi-pro football team members rescue man from house fire. Officer Pitcher was interested in joining the league as a way to pay tribute to his recently deceased father and give back to the community through a charitable organization. Charlotte Orioles Southern League (1976-1987) Tombstone Born: November 1975 - The Asheville Orioles relocate to Charlotte Re-Branded: 1988 (Charlotte Knights) First Game: April 13, 1976 (W 4-3 vs. Chattanooga Lookouts) Last Game: September 12, 1987 (L 4-0 vs. Birmingham Barons) Southern League Champions: 1980 & 1984 Stadium The docuseries will feature the Exhibition Season, which shows how we comprise 4 teams in 4 different states. The Cobras at times struggled to field a competitive team against more established and organized teams in the league. You have questions? Be there in person to support your team. The Phoenix players are not paid athletes. Colts taking their talent up north January 15, 2018 After five years competing in the Central Carolina Football League, The Charlotte Colts have parted ways and will be joining one of the country's elite league, the World Football Federation for the 2018 season. Charlotte is home to all things pro sports and is a hub for fans, fanatics and aficionados looking to attend a thrilling game from one of several high-profile teams. Charlotte Thunder | Charlotte NC Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf discusses Kentucky quarterback prospect Will Levis on Good Morning Football. The founder and former owner of the Panthers passed away on Wednesday night. Fans can also look forward to Charlotte being the host of the 2025 PGA Championship. The Cobras first game was played in the spring of 2006 at the historic Charlotte Memorial Stadium. On Thursday, January 20, 2005, a trademark application was filed for CHARLOTTE ROUGHRIDERS SEMI PRO FOOTBALL with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, founded in 1946 as the Charlotte Center of the University of North Carolina, is the home of 17 varsity teams known as the Charlotte 49ers. Garinger most recently claimed a state championship with its 1989 boys basketball team. We are a part of the Central Carolinas. Full Schedule. The Charlotte Thunder is fast paced fun Professional Arena Football team right here in Charlotte , NC. ida sports becomes the official cleat provider of the wpsl in new partnership Officer Matt Pitcher and John Collins reached out to the governing board of the NPSFL to request membership in the league. We serve families all across the greater Charlotte, NC area. The following is a list of professional sports teams in North Carolina. NWSL Announces Full 2023 Season Schedule. Seasons Passing Leader (P-PA-010)5 Mike Fallon, 1980-83,88 4 Sean Patrick (King) Corcoran, 1967,71-73, Attempts Career (P-PA-020)5,016 John Kennedy, 1983-05 Scranton Eagles 5,016 Scott Lawson, 1990-2000,04-08 Albany Metro Mallers 3,867 Greg Hare, 1975-76 Cumberland Cougars, 1977-83,86 Chambersburg Cardinals, 1984-5, 1991-92 Frederick Falcons, 1987-88 Harrisburg Patriots 2,838 Sean Patrick (King) Corcoran 2,724 Russ Schneider, 2007-14 2,716 Charlie Bliss, 1980-89,92, Attempts Season (P-PA-030)626 Charlie Bliss, 1983 Racine Gladiators 545 Sean Patrick (King) Corcoran, 1974 Philadelphia Bell, Attempts Game (P-PA-040)73 Mauch Wheeler, Portland Sea Hawks 11/7/1964 (32 com 236 yds 0 tds 6 ints) 64 Harry Wallaesa, York Lions 10/4/1975 (36 com 379 yds 4 tds 3 ints) 63 Troy Dougherty, 4/29/2006 Madison Lionz (29 com 448 yds 7 tds) 62 Charlie Green, 1967 Pasadena Pistols 61 Bob Webb, Chicago Bulls 11/11/1962 (17 com 174y 2t 8 ints) 60 Alvin White, Louisville Trackers 8/25/1979 (34 com 489 yds 0 tds 6 ints) 59 Duane Milton, Ithaca Wave 11/15/1997 (32c 422y 6t 0i)58 Phil Petry, Hagerstown Bears 10/23/1971 (30 com 375 yds 6 tds) 58 Phil Petry, Hagerstown Bears 10/21/1972 (19 com 244 yds 2 tds 6 ints) 56 Greg Hare, Chambersburg Cardinals 11/1/1986 (25 com 404 yds 2 tds 2 ints) 56 Ron Meehan, Frederick Falcons 11/28/1987 (26 com 285 yds 2 tds 0 int) 56 Mike Eid, Oklahoma City Strike Force 10/16/1993 55 Pat Callan, Frederick Falcons 10/11/1975 (26 com 173 yds 3 tds 0 ints) 55 Mark Cahill, San Antonio Charros 7/22/1981 (24 com 275 yds 1 td 6 ints) 55 Tom Nordee, Los Angeles Mustangs 8/1/1981 (30 com 387 yds 6 tds 3 ints) 55 Tony Green, Hudson Greenjackets 7/17/1993 (25 com 220 yds 3 tds) 55 Blake Moorman, Siskiyou Savages 5/19/2007 54 Bill Feraco, Buchanan Hawks 9/26/1970 (23 com 302 yds 3 tds 0 ints) 54 Jim (King) Corcoran, Chambersburg Cardinals 10/14/1972 (26 com, 325 yds 3 tds 3 int)54 Greg Hare, Frederick Falcons 10/20/1984 54 Mark Cahill, San Antonio Charros (25 com 275 yds 1 td 6 ints) 53 Jim (King) Corcoran, Flint Sabres (24 com 301 yds 1 td 6 ints) 53 Burgin Beale, Burlington Bears 11/16/1974 (14 com 87 yds 0 tds 4 ints) 53 Mark Cahill, San Antonio Charros 6/20/1981 (21 com 280 yds 6 tds 3 ints) 52 Jeff White, McHenry Red Devils 7/16/1983 (22 com 226 yds 2 tds 6 ints) 52 Bob Kubiak, 1985 Lansing Crusaders (433 yds) 51 Greg Hare, Cumberland Cougars, 9/18/1976 (20 com, 178 yds 1 tds 3 int)51 Alvin White, Louisville Trackers 8/21/1979 (24 com 174 yds 1 td 0 ints) 51 Ellsworth Turner, Charlotte Chargers 6/20/1981 (31 com 400 yds 5 tds 2 ints) 51 Tim Bailey, Tallahassee Statesmen 4/2/1983 (26 com 412 yds 5 tds 1 int) 50 Bill Bare, San Francisco Broncos, 10/28/1951 (28c 222y 2t 6i)50 Pete Mikolajewski, Dayton Colts, 10/29/1966 (20c, 248yds, 1td, 2 int)50 Bob Berry Omaha Mustangs, 8/12/1967 (27 com 397 yds 2 tds 1 int) 50 Harry Walleasa, York Lions 9/20/1975 (21 com 212 yds 2 tds 4 ints) 50 Larry Rydbom, Clearfield White Tail Bucks, 12/06/1975 (19 com 191 yds 1 td 4 ints) 50 Greg Hare, Chambersburg Cardinals 8/20/1977 (16 com 175 yds 1 td 3 ints) 50 Greg Hare, Chambersburg Cardinals 10/18/1986 (23 com 334 yds 2 tds 6 ints) 50 Greg Hare, Frederick Falcons 10/5/1985 (22 com 210 yds 2 tds 2 ints) 45 Pat Callan, Frederick Falcons 10/7/1978 (23 com 364 yds 4 tds 2 int)44 Jack Jacobs, London Lords 11/14/1956 (25 com, 391 yds 4 tds 1 int), Fewest completions game 0 Bill Grimes, York Lions, 9/30/1972 (17 att 0 yds. Demarco Jeter (OC) made an incredible over the shoulder catch for a touchdown in the fourth quarter to bring the Cobras within 1 point. In the 2021 CFA spring championship game, the Fayetteville Ducks edged the Fayetteville Commandos, 14-12, on June 5 in Charlotte. High Park Eagles 10/17/1971 (36 att 17 com 270 yds 1 int) 7 Jim Duncan, San Antonio Toros 8/25/1972 (29a 13c 178y 2i) 7 Roy Shellhammer, Chambersburg Yellowjackets 10/12/1973 (33 att 20 com 336 yds 1 int)7 Jeff Beer, Pittsburgh Colts, 9/4/82 (41a, 32a 454y) 7 Greg Hare, Chambersburg Cardinals 9/3/1983 (36 att 22 com 326 yds 0int)7 Tim Bailey, Tallahassee Statesmen 3/26/1983 (9 att 9 com 173 yds) 7 Charlie Bliss, Racine Gladiators 9/8/1984 (24 att 19 com 319 yds 0 int) 7 Bob Kubiak, Lansing Crusaders, 6/7/1986 (30a, 20c, 383y)7 Bob Kubiak, Lansing Crusaders, 6/22/1986 (42a, 21c, 321y 56lg)7 Bob Kubiak, Lansing Crusaders, 8/9/1986 (25a, 18c, 371y) 7 Tony Green, Glens Falls Greenjackets 8/23/1997 (14 att 9 com 180 yds 1 int) 7 Tom Porr, Central Pennsylvannia Piranha 8/25/2000 7 Ellsworth Turner, Charlotte Storm (25 att 18 com 260 yds 0 ints) 7 Russell Schneider, Portland Monarch 5/15/2010 (28 att 17 com 359 yds), Consecutive Games Touchdown Passes (P-PA-150)51 Bob Oates, Jr., New Jersey Rams 1969-74 41 Craig Kimball, San Jose Tigers, 1977-79, Interceptions Career (P-PA-160)256 John Kennedy, 1983-03 Scranton Eagles 167 Sean Patrick (King) Corcoran, 1966-75 155 Scott Lawson, 1990-2000,04-08 Albany Metro Mallers 144 Shawn Brady, Watertown Red & Black, 1973-84,86, Most Interceptions Season (P-PA-170)37 Larry Rydbom, 1981 Frederick Falcons (331 att 124 com 1900 yds 17 tds) 33 Ed Cox, 1981 Fairfax Chargers (278 att 90 com 1410 yds 15 tds) 31 Don Jonas, 1965 Newark Bears 30 Ron Gabriel, 1986 Watertown Red and Black 29 Merv Holland, 1964 Richmond Rebels (404 att 208 com 2586 yds 18 tds), Fewest Interceptions Season (P-PA-180)0 John Augustine, 1996 Buffalo Gladiators (186 att 122 com 1852 yds 23 tds) 1 RJ Gabaldon, 1992 Chicago Panthers (121 att 86 com 1215 yds 16 tds) 1 Mike Reisterer, 1992 Racine Raiders (133 att 73 com 1175 yds 16 tds) 2 Paul Larson, 1956 Santa Cruz Seahawks (174 att 108 com 2141 yds 23 tds) 2 Charlie Bliss, 1987 Racine Raiders (123 att 77 com 1229 yds 12 tds) 2 Charlie Bliss, 1992 Racine Raiders (119 att 72 com 1194 yds 21 tds), Most Interceptions Game (P-PA-190)10 James Williams, Richmond Ravens 10/19/1991 (30 att 5 com 58 yds 0 tds) 9 Fuzz Adams, Elmhurst Travelers 11/1/1953 9 Cookie Povialitis, Marietta Raiders 9/10/1967 (30 att 9 com 131 yds 0 tds) 9 Greg Hare, Frederick Falcons 10/20/1984 (54 att 28 com 128 yds 0 tds) 9 Jeff Dawson, West Palm Beach Renegades 9/16/1989 (30 att 12 com 172 yds) 8 Bruce McCarter, Watertown Red & Black 11/10/1940 8 Bob Webb, Chicago Bulls 11/11/1962 8 Joe Veatorm, Biloxi Steelers 10/12/1968 (14 att 6 com 72 yds 0 tds) 8 Lawson Victorian, Baton Rouge Red Wings 11/7/1982 (29 att 9 com 137 yds 2 tds) 8 Pat Hahey, Pittsburgh Colts 7/9/1983 8 Mike Eid, Oklahoma City Strike Force 10/16/1993 (56 att 12com 152 yds 0 tds) 7 Chuck Maloy, Rochester Rockets 9/3/1956 (30 att 13 com 185 yds 1 td)7 Larry Rydbom, Central PA Bucks (41 att 16 com 225 yds 3 tds) 7 Tom Flores, Bakersfield Spoilers, 9/28/1958 (38a 12c 142y 2t)7 Bob Stammel, Upper Paxton Rangers 10/21/1959 (20 att 1 com 8 yds 0 tds) 7 Val Keckin, Fort Lauderdale Tigers 9/29/1962 (37 att 16 com 298 yds 2 tds) 7 Foy McClung Tulsa Thunderbirds 9/9/1967 (2 tds) 7 Ron Manges, Frederick Falcons 10/17/1970 (43 att 13 com 114 yds 0 tds) 7 Larry Arnold, Jersey Tigers 12/5/1970 (42 att 13 com) 7 Jim Duncan, San Antonio Toros 8/26/1972 (29 att 13 com 178 yds 2 tds) 7 Dave Barudin, Des Moines Vikings 9/2/1972 (23 att 5 com 63 yds) 7 Harry Wallaesa, York Lions, 9/13/1975 (23 att, 8 com 53 yds, 0 tds)7 Shawn Brady, Watertown Red and Black 8/22/1981, Most Interceptions Thrown Returned For Touchdown Career (P-PA-200)12 Sean Patrick (King) Corcoran, 1966 Wilmington Clippers, 1967 Waterbury Orbits, 1968 Lowell Giants, 1969-70 Pottstown, 1971 Norfolk Neptunes, 1973 Flint Sabres (1884 att 930 com 12565 yds 123 tds 100 ints) 10 Rod Hermes, 1956-59 Racine Raiders (844 att 387 com 4750 yds 41 tds 53 ints) 9 Don Jonas, 1963-4 Harrisburg Capitols, 1965 Newark Bears, 1966-9 Orlando Panthers (2085 att, 1032 com, 17183 yds, 171 tds, 130 ints), Most Interceptions Thrown Returned For Touchdown Season (P-PA-210)7 Jeff Paige, 1988 Chambersburg Cardinals 6 Tom Nordee, 1981 Los Angeles Mustangs (416 att 188 com 2347 yds 20 tds 30 ints) 5 Rod Hermes, 1958 Racine Raiders 5 Sean Patrick (King) Corcoran, 1967 Waterbury Orbits (309 att, 141 com, 2065 yds, 19 tds, 21 ints) 4 Sean Patrick (King) Corcoran, 1973 Flint Sabres (303 att, 143 com, 2108 yds, 23 tds, 18 ints) 2 Karel Simmons, Grand Rapids Broncos 10/10/1981, Most Interceptions Thrown Returned For Touchdown Game (P-PA-220)4 Pepe Hunsicker, Lebanon Golden Gophers, 9/8/19624 Dave Sarette, Manchester Colts, 8/18/1967 4 Mike Eid, Oklahoma City Strike Force 10/16/1993 3 Greg Zastrow, Rockford Rams 9/26/1970 (22 att 11 com 134 yds 1 td 5 ints) 3 York Trojans quarterback 10/21/1972 3 Tom Nordee, Los Angeles Mustangs, 9/12/1981 (54 att 24 com 271 yds 3 tds 7 ints) 3 Gene Biband, Bayshore Redwings, 10/3/1964 2 Sean Patrick (King) Corcoran, 7/21/1973 (53 att 24 com 301 yds 1 td 6 ints) 2 Sean Patrick (King) Corcoran, 8/11/1973 (40 att 12 com 185 yds 1 td 3 ints) 2 Brian Bailey, Austin Texans, 7/18/1982 2 Jeff Paige, Chambersburg Cardinals 8/271988 2 Jeff Paige, Chambersburg Cardinals 9/17/1988 2 Jeff Paige, Chambersburg Cardinals 10/22/1988, Completion Pct.

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