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Pensacola Aviators
...another developmental league. The 2009-2010 season is scheduled to have 62 teams. ...Ice Pilots]] professional hockey team as a tenant. It was noted that both teams would essentially play during the same seasons, mainly October through May.

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Pensacola Flyers
...egional developmental indoor soccer league, positioning itself as a minor, professional league. It was in effect the first minor indoor soccer league in the USA. I ...rn League from 1946-1950, and the [[Pensacola Ice Flyers]] of the Southern Professional Hockey League whose first season is 2009-2010.

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Pensacola Ice Flyers
...NC. Member clubs are located in the southeastern USA, currently with nine teams. The closest team to Pensacola is the [[Wikipedia:Mississippi Surge|Mississ ...HL) from 1989-2008. The Ice Pilots were previously affiliated with several teams in the NHL: [[Wikipedia:Tampa Bay Lightning|Tampa Bay Lightning]], [[Wikipe

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Ella Williams
...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Women%27s_Football_Association Defunct NWFA teams] [[Category:Football Teams]]

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Ron Stallworth
* [http://auburntigers.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/aub-m-footbl-body.html Auburn Football website] [[Category:Football Teams]]

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Lakeisha Johnson
[[Category:Football Teams]] [[Category:Women's Sports Teams]]

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Pensacola Angels
...-1962 typically from April through August. The Angels fit into Pensacola's professional baseball heritage with the [[Pensacola Pilots]], [[Pensacola Fliers]], [[Pe [[Category:Baseball Teams]]

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Pensacola Senators
...962 typically from April through August. The Senators fit into Pensacola's professional baseball heritage with the [[Pensacola Fliers]], [[Pensacola Pilots]], [[Pe ...'''Joe Pannicione'''. In a list of the 25 greatest Alabama-Florida League teams, the 1962 Senators team was ranked third while the 1961 squad placed 21st.

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Pensacola Pilots
...hia Phillies|Philadelphia Phillies]]. The Southeastern League consisted of teams such as the Meridian Millers, Montgomery Rebels, Jackson Senators, Vicksbur The Pilots fit into Pensacola's professional baseball heritage with the [[Pensacola Fliers]], [[Pensacola Dons]], [[Pens

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Pensacola Dons
...51-1962 typically from April through August. The Dons fit into Pensacola's professional baseball heritage with the [[Pensacola Pilots]], [[Pensacola Fliers]], [[Pe The league boasts eight teams: Pensacola, Columbus, Dothan, Montgomery, Graceville, Ft. Walton Beach, Pan

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Pensacola Barracudas
...edia:AF2|AF2]]. The '''Pensacola Barracudas''' were one of the 15 original teams to join the inaugural 2000 AF2 season and played its home games at the ...ason from April to July. The AF2 is similar to other minor leagues because teams are located in smaller cities whereas the AFL competes in cities such as Da

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Emory Smith
...mson. Hobbies include fishing, hunting, golf, water skiing and all outdoor sports. Speaks to elementary and middle school students on the importance of educa * [http://clemsontigers.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/clem-m-footbl-body.html Clemson Tigers Football website]

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Pensacola Pelicans
...seball team playing in the [[Wikipedia:American Association of Independent Professional Baseball|American Association]]. The team plays its home games at [[Jim Sp [[Category:Baseball Teams]]

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Michelle Snow
'''Michelle Snow''' is a professional basketball player currently playing for the [[Wikipedia:San Antonio Silver '''Professional'''

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Derrick Brooks
==Professional Career== [[Category:Football Teams]]

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Pensacola Ice Pilots
...to Pensacola following the 1995-1996 season. The team was owned by Henley Sports, Inc., headed by [[Mario Forgione]], and was previously affiliated with the [[Category:Sports teams]]

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Pensacola Tornados
..., the Tornados moved to Pensacola. At the time, the CBA is comprised of 14 teams. ...It was a turbulent off-season in general in 1986, as the CBA shrunk to 12 teams. This franchise would move three more times before folding in 1996.

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Emmitt Smith
[[Category:Football Teams]] [[Category:Men's Sports Teams]]

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Pensacola Fliers
...name of two [[Wikipedia:Southeastern League|Southeastern League]] baseball teams which called Pensacola home during the 20th century. The 1929 Fliers welcomed several major league teams to Pensacola during spring training, losing 12-2 to the [[Wikipedia:New Yor

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Gulf Coast Riptide
''NWFA teams play according to standard NFL rules with the following notable exceptions: ...ably moderate. With 4 games against teams from Nashville and Huntsville, (teams with 8 games under their belts) the Power was optimistically hoping for a 4

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