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{{Football team | color1 = white| color2 = #10274c| logo = GCRiptide.PNG| pixels = 200px| founded = [[2001]]| league = [[Wikipedia:Women's Football Alliance (WFA)|Women's Football Alliance]]| history = Pensacola Power ([[Wikipedia:National Women's Football Association|NWFA]]) 2001-2008<br /> Gulf Coast Riptide ([[Wikipedia:Women's Football Alliance|WFA]]) 2009-Present| arena = John R. Jones Field - Ensley| colors = Navy & White| president = | coach = Mike Thomas| championships = 0| titles = 8 (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)| mascot = }}The '''Gulf Coast Riptide,''', formerly the [[Wikipedia:Pensacola Power|Pensacola Power]], is a women's American football full -contact tackle football team in the [[Wikipedia:Women's Football Alliance |Women's Football Alliance]] (WFA) founded in 2001 as the Pensacola Power of the National Women's Football Association. The WFA, a 31- team league, plays under NFL rules with minor modifications such as ball size and kick -off placement. Their The Riptide's current home field is Escambia High School John R. Jones Fieldat 555 E. 9 Mile Road in West PensacolaEnsley. Their playing season runs April through June, with playoffs concluding in late Julywith the WFA National Championship Game. The "All-American Game, with " an All-Star classic follows the week after the 2009 season home opener on April 25championship game.

websites: ==2001 Season==The '''Pensacola Power's'''gulfcoastriptidehistory started one cool Saturday morning in February 2001.comThat's when '''Catherine Masters''', [[Wikipedia:National Women's Football Alliance: Association|National Women's Football Association]] (NWFA) CEO & founder held tryouts for the first women's football team in Pensacola. '''wfafootball.comRay Quinn''', email(Head Coach & owner of the [[Wikipedia: Alabama Renegades|Alabama Renegades]]) and '''WFA_Riptide@yahoo.comTim Smart''' (Power Head Coach Candidate) were on hand to greet the first batch of football hopefuls. Over 120 women tried out for the team over the next three weekends but only 60 could make the squad. After a laborious selection process, 60 women were chosen and the team was ready to get started.

'''2001 Season:'''The Power had less than 2 months to select a team's history started one cool Saturday morning , get in February 2001shape, order equipment and learn the fundamentals of the game. That's when Catherine Masters (NWFA CEO & founder) held tryouts Expectations for the first women's football team in Pensacolaseason were understandably moderate. Ray Quinn (Head Coach & owner of the Alabama Renegades) With 4 games against teams from Nashville and Tim Smart Huntsville, (Power Head Coach Candidateteams with 8 games under their belts) were on hand to greet the first batch of football hopefuls. Over 120 women tried out Power was optimistically hoping for the team over the next three weekends but only 60 could make the squad. After a laborious selection process, 60 women were chosen and the team was ready to get started4-4 season.

The Power had less than burst on the NWFA scene with a vengeance setting records for attendance ranging from a reported 2 months ,500 to select a team5, get in shape, order equipment and learn 000 fans per game. No one was disappointed. During the fundamentals course of their first season the game. Expectations for Power recorded the first ever undefeated regular season were understandably moderate. With 4 games against teams from Nashville , earned the Southern Division Title with the 2nd ranked defense and Huntsvillethe 2nd ranked offense in the league, had the leagues first 1,000 yard rusher in '''Jill Penderghest''', (teams the league leader in interceptions with 8 games under their belts) '''Jodi Albright''', '''Emily Morgan''' as the leagues’ best punter and field goal kicker and earned a berth in the first ever NWFA National Championship game. While the Power was optimistically hoping lost the championship game to nerves and the overwhelming size and strength of the [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia Liberty Belles|Philadelphia Liberty Belles]] 40-7, no one could have asked for a 4-4 seasonbetter start.

==2002 Season==The Power burst on the NWFA scene with 2002 season began under a vengeance setting records for attendance ranging from a reported 2heavy cloud of doubt. After an awesome 8-1-0 inaugural season but after bad management,500 to 5,000 fans per game. No one the Power was disappointedgiven a new life. During the course of their first season Bolstered by new ownership and confidence, the Power recorded prepared for the first ever undefeated regular 2002 season, earned . With about 25 returning veterans the Southern Division Title with Power had a solid core to build on. The NWFA had added another 10 teams to the 2nd ranked defense league and the 2nd ranked offense had recreated itself into five conferences. The Power found itself in the leaguenew Gulf Coast Division with teams from Biloxi, Panama City and New Orleans. The Power was quick to use its experience and power to dominate divisional opponents and wrapped up its’ second consecutive undefeated season and divisional title. They outscored their opponents 421-19. They had the leagues first #1 rated offense and only 1,000 yard rusher (Jill Penderghest), the #2 rated defense in the league leader in interceptions (Jodi Albright), . The Power defeated the leagues’ best punter and field goal kicker (Emily Morgan) and earned a berth [[Wikipedia:Alabama Renegades|Alabama Renegades]] 12-8 in the first ever National Women's Football Association National Championship game. While round of the Power lost playoffs but fell to the championship game to nerves and eventual National Champion, the overwhelming size and strength [[Wikipedia:Detroit Demolition|Detroit Demolition]] by a score of the Philadelphia Liberty Belles, no one could have asked for 14-7. The Power has amassed a better start17-2-0 (.894 winning percentage) record over their first two years of existence.

==2003 Season==Head Coach '''2002 Season:Tim Smart'''The 2002 season began under — who is a heavy cloud of doubtretired Air Force officer currently coaching the 2006 champions (the D. After an awesome 8-1 inaugural season but after bad management, the Power was given a new lifeC. Bolstered by new ownership Divas) — receives orders and confidence, the Power prepared for is unable to complete the 2002 season. With about 25 returning veterans the The Power had warms up with a solid core to build on. The NWFA had added another 10 teams to home pre-season game against the league and had recreated itself into five conferences[[Wikipedia:Nashville Dream|Nashville Dream]] winning 37-12. The Power found itself in '''Coach Smart''' takes the new Gulf Coast Division with teams from Biloxi, Panama City and New Orleans. The Power was quick to use its experience and power a regular season 7-0-0 record before he has to dominate divisional opponents and wrapped pack up its’ second consecutive undefeated season and divisional title. They outscored their opponents 421-19. They had the #1 rated offense Defensive Cordinator '''Mike Thomas''' takes over as head coach and the #2 rated defense in the leaguetransition is smooth. The Power defeated the Alabama Renegades 12-8 in the '''Coach Thomas'''' first round official game as head coach is a victory and seals up an incredible record of 8-0-0 for the playoffs but fell to the eventual National Champion, the Detroit Danger by a score of 14season outscoring opponents 480-710. The Power has amassed a 17-2 (.894 winning percentage) record over is now undefeated in regular season play for the last two yearsthird consecutive year.

Unlike Entering the 2001 season playoffs with an official Bye and home field advantage, the Power is ranked No. 1. The first match-up was against the [[Wikipedia:Alabama Renegades|Alabama Renegades]]. With a victory of 32-12, the Power advanced to play [[Wikipedia:Oklahoma City Lightning|Oklahoma City Lightning]]. Again, the 2002 season Power was successful with a success victory of 26-14 and went on to the Championship in Nashville. Although the Power played a head to head game at [[Wikipedia:Vanderbilt University|Vanderbilt]] against the [[Wikipedia:Detroit Demolition|Detroit Demolition]], Detroit made wise use of the clock and off went on to win the fieldChampionship Title for the second straight year with a score of 28-21. The Power holds a record of 10-1-0 for the 2003 Season and are the reigning Gulf Coast Division Champions and Southern Conference Champions. For the 2003 season, the Power were rated #1 Defense and #2 Offense in the NWFA according to [[Massy Ratings|Massy Ratings]]. The franchise record stands at 27-3 (.894), not including pre-season scrimmages. The National Title has so far managed to slip out of their grasp, but the Power has without a doubt established themselves as a national contender.  ==2004 Season==With Coach '''Mike Thomas''' leading the way, the Power saw some new management competition, as their favorite rival the [[Wikipedia:Alabama Renegades|Alabama Renegades]] were shifted into a different division. Although the games were tougher as the competition gets more experienced, the Power had their 4th consecutive 8-0-0 regular season. New playoff rules put into place made the scenario such that you must beat each opponent by more than 30 points to ultimately gain the home field advantage. Teams who were given forfeits automatically were credited with a 30 point spread win. Although 8-0 and solid financial controls outscoring their opponents 398-57, the Power ended lost the year home field advantage, was seeded #3 and had to travel for 2 out of 3 playoff games. The Power breezed their way through the first round defeating the [[Wikipedia:Asheville Assault|Asheville Assault]] 61-0. The team met the always competitive [[Wikipedia:Chattanooga Locomotion|Chattanooga Locomotion]] in the next round. This was the first time the two teams had met again since the 2001 season. The game began slowly with zero debt both teams showing some strengths and weaknesses but the ability Power opened things up in the second half and defeated the Locomotion 35-20. The final playoff game and Southern Conference Championship was against the [[Wikipedia:Oklahoma City Lightning|Oklahoma City Lightning]]. The Power was disappointed as they weren't able to take the team to the final game with a loss to start OKC. The franchise record after this season is 36-4 (.894) not including pre-season scrimmages. '''Dana Wert''' leads the 2003 team in rushing with 796 yards on 76 carries, 11 TDs with a 10.5 average per carry. '''Pat Hines''' rushed 51 times for 454 yards and five TDs while '''Cassie Amato''' scores nine TDs on 39 carries for 342 yards. '''Emily Morgan''' has 10 receptions for 342 yards and six TDs with '''Jennifer Johnson''' adding four TDs on seven receptions for 243 yards. '''Morgan''' would add 52 PATs in 56 attempts. Tackle leaders are '''Jodi Wiggins''' (56), '''Val Deeb''' (36), '''Audrey Kidd''' (33) and '''Stacey Thorington''' (32). ==2005 season==This time, riding another 8-0-0 record and fifth straight undefeated season , the Power beat the [[Wikipedia:Oklahoma City Lightning|Oklahoma City Lightning]] in overtime earning a third appearance at the Championships. They traveled to Louisville, Kentucky to play the [[Wikipedia:Detroit Demolition|Detroit Demolition]] for the NWFA Championship but they were literally out of their league as the were overpowered by a painful 74-0 loss. It was Detroit's fourth straight league championship. '''Dana Wert''' finishes 3rd in the league in rushing with 1,280 yards with 14 touchdowns, and 6th in scoring with 84 points. '''Sonia Kirchharr''' finishes 9th in the league in passing with 693 yards amid 14 TDs. '''Jessica Smith''' and '''Jennifer Johnson''' have 13 and 10 receptions, respectively, and combine for 10 TDs. [[Lakeisha Johnson]] leads the league in punt return average with a small balance 43.0 average with three TDs, 6th in the bankleague in sacks with 6.5 and leads the team in tackles (56). Other team tackle leaders are '''Valerie Deeb''' (39), '''Audrey Kidd''' (34), '''Stacy Thorington''' (33), '''Michelle Wert''' (30), '''Deb Glaze''' (30) and '''Yvonne Wilson''' (24). '''Skye Hoodless''' finishes 5th in the league in interceptions.

==2007 Season==Despite capturing a 7-1-0 record and another Southeast Division Title, the Power were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs by the [[Wikipedia:Columbus Comets|Columbus Comets]] once again. Running back [[Lakeisha Johnson]] finishes 3rd in the league in rushing with 1,109 yards with 13 touchdowns, and 7th in the league in points with 86. '''Johnson's''' biggest game was April 28 where she gained 225 yards on 14 carries and two TDs. Kick returner '''2003 Season:Lottie Perkins'''Head Coach Tim Smart finishes 3rd in kick- who is off return yardage with a retired Air Force Officer currently coaching the 2006 champions (the D29.C. Divas) receives orders 7 average and is unable to complete finishes the seasonwith 529 yards on 53 carries with six TDs. '''Donzaleigh Patterson''' has 194 yards on 39 and three TDs. The Power warms up with a home pre-season game against the Nashville Dream, winning 37-12Wide receiver '''Jennifer Johnson''' hauls in 11 catches for 156 yards and seven TDs. Coach Smart takes '''Deb Glaze''' and '''Audrey Kidd''' finish in the Power to a regular season 7NWFA Top-0 record before he has to pack up10 for sacks with '''Glaze''' netting 41 tackles. Coach Mike Thomas Team tackle leaders are '''Candice Artym''' (68), '''Michelle Wert''' (defensive coordinator53), '''Deb Machovic''' (51) takes over as head coach and the transition is smooth'''Jodi Wiggins''' (43). Coach Thomas' first official game as head coach is ''Monica Strother''' posts a victory and seals up an incredible record of 8-0 for the season outscoring opponents 480-1019. The Power is now undefeated in regular season play for the third consecutive year9 punt average.

Entering the playoffs with an official Bye and home field advantage==2008 Season==Once again, the Power is ranked No. 1. The first matchfinished 6-2-up was against 0 and won the Alabama RenegadesSoutheast Division championship. With a victory of 32-12Likewise, the Power advanced to play Oklahoma City Lightning. Againwere eliminated in the first round, the Power was successful with a victory of 26losing 6-14 and went on 0 to the Championship in Nashville TN[[Wikipedia:Kentucky Karma|Kentucky Karma]]. Although Running back [[Lakeisha Johnson]] leads the Power played a head to head game at Vanderbilt against the Detroit Demolitionleague in three categories: Rushing with 2, Detroit made wise use of the clock 725 yards and went on to win the Championship Title 28 touchdowns, kick-off return yardage with a score of 28-2136. The Power holds a record of 10-1 for the 2003 Season 3 average, and are the reigning Gulf Coast Division Champions and Southern Conference Championsscoring with 196 points. For Defensive back '''Stefanie Durant''' finishes 3rd in the 2003 season, the Power were rated #1 Defense league with seven interceptions (two for TDs) and #2 Offense is tied in the NWFA according to Massy Ratings. The franchise record stands at 27-3 team total tackles with '''Audrey Kidd''' (.89445), not including pre-season scrimmages. The National Title '''Zaveria Goode''' has so far managed to slip out of their grasp, but the Power has without 44 total team tackles. '''Jodi Wiggins''' finishes with a doubt established themselves as a national contender24.4 punt average.

'''2004 Season:'''With Coach Mike Thomas leading the way, the Power saw some new competition, as their favorite rival the Alabama Renegades were shifted into a different division. Although the games were tougher as the competition gets more experienced, the Power had their 4th consecutive 8Despite another well-0 regular played season. New playoff rules put into place made the scenario such that you must beat each opponent by more than 30 points to ultimately gain the home field advantage. Teams who were given forfeits automatically were credited with and a 30 point spread win. Although 8second straight 6-2-0 and outscoring their opponents 398-57, the Power lost the home field advantagerecord, was seeded #3 and had to travel for 2 out of 3 playoff games. The Power breezed their way through the first round defeating the Ashville Assault 61-0. The team met the always competitive Chattanooga Locomotion time in franchise history, the next round. This was the first time the two teams had met again since Riptide missed the 2001 seasonplayoffs. The game began slowly with both Eight teams showing some strengths and weaknesses but the Power opened things up in the second half and defeated WFA would make the Locomotion 35-20. playoffs; The final playoff game four division winners from the American Conference and Southern the three division winners plus one wildcard from the National Conference Championship was against the Lightning in Oklahoma City. The Power was disappointed Riptide ended the sesaon as they werenthe league't able s 8th best team, however, the two losses to take the eventual Southeast Division winner [[Wikipedia:Jacksonville Dixie Blues|Jacksonville Dixie Blues]] sealed the team's fate. Th league's 9th ranked team, the [[Wikipedia:Indiana Speed|Indiana Speed]] would qualify as the eighth playoff team to being the wildcard in the final game with a loss to OKC. The franchise record after this season is 36-4 (.894) not including pre-season scrimmagesNational Conference.

'''2005 season:Awards / Honors'''This time, riding another 8-0 season, the Power beat OKC in overtime earning a third appearance at the Championships. They traveled to Louisville, Kentucky to play the Detroit Demolition for the NWFA Championship but they were literally out of their league as the were overpowered by a painful 74-0 loss.

Second-Team WFA American Conference All-Stars: '''2006 Season:Ella Williams'''Limping home after their loss, the Power never quite recovered and suffered their first regular season loss in the francise history to the Austin Outlaws. They ended the 2006 season 6-2 but still captured their Southeast Division Title. The Power were beaten by the Columbus Comets in the 2nd round of playoffs to end their 2006 season.'''Jamie Freeman'''

== Season-By-Season =={{Start NFL SBS}}|-| colspan="6" align="center" | '''2007 Season:Pensacola Power (NWFA)'''Despite capturing a |-|2001 || 8 || 0 || 0 || 1st Southern Division || Lost NWFA Championship ([[Wikipedia:Philadelphia Liberty Belles|Philadelphia]] 40-7)|-|2002 || 8 || 0 || 0 || 1st Gulf Coast || Won First Round ([[Wikipedia:Alabama Renegades|Alabama]] 12-8)<br />Lost Semifinal ([[Wikipedia:Detroit Danger|Detroit]] 14-7)|-|2003 || 8 || 0 || 0 || 1st South || First-round bye<br />Won Conference Semifinal ([[Wikipedia:Alabama Renegades|Alabama]] 32-12)<br />Won Conference Championship ([[Wikipedia:Oklahoma City Lightning|Oklahoma City]] 26-14)<br />Lost NWFA Championship ([[Wikipedia:Detroit Demolition|Detroit]] 28-23)|-|2004 || 8 || 0 || 0 || 1st South Gulf Coast || Won Southern Conference Quarterfinal ([[Wikipedia:Asheville Assault|Asheville]] 61-0)<br />Won Southern Conference Semifinal ([[Wikipedia:Chattanooga Locomotion|Chattanooga]] 35-1 record and another Southeast 20)<br />Lost Southern Conference Championship ([[Wikipedia:Oklahoma City Lightning|Oklahoma City]])|-|2005 || 8 || 0 || 0 || T-1st South || Won South Division Semifinal ([[Wikipedia:Chattanooga Locomotion|Chattanooga]] 42-12)<br />Won South Division Title, the Power were eliminated in the first Championship ([[Wikipedia:Oklahoma City Lightning|Oklahoma City]] 17-14)<br />Lost NWFA Championship ([[Wikipedia:Detroit Demolition|Detroit]])|-|2006 || 6 || 2 || 0 || 1st South East || First-round of the playoffs by the bye<br />Lost NWFA Quarterfinal ([[Wikipedia:Columbus Comets|Columbus]] 20-0)|-|2007 || 7 || 1 || 0 || 1st South || Lost Southern Conference Quarterfinal ([[Wikipedia:Columbus Comets once again.|Columbus]] 10-0)|-|2008 || 6 || 2 || 0 || 1st South Southeast || Lost Southern Conference Quarterfinal ([[Wikipedia:Kentucky Karma|Kentucky]] 6-0)|-| colspan="6" align="center" | '''Gulf Coast Riptide (WFA)'''|-|2009 || 6 || 2 || 0 || 2nd American Conference Southeast Division|| --|-|2011 || 3 || 5 || 0 || 3rd National Conference South Atlantic Division|| --|-

'''2008 ==2009 SeasonSchedule=={| class="wikitable"|-!Date!Opponent!Location!Result|-|April 25|[[Wikipedia:''' Once again, the Power finished 6New Orleans Blaze|New Orleans Blaze]]|Pensacola|Won 28-0|-|May 2 and won the Southeast Division championship. Likewise, the Power were eliminated in the first round, losing |[[Wikipedia:Emerald Coast Barracudas|Emerald Coast Barracudas]]|Panama City|Won 66-8|-|May 9|[[Wikipedia:New Orleans Blaze|New Orleans Blaze]]|New Orleans|Won 20-10|-|May 16|[[Wikipedia:Memphis Belles|Memphis Belles]]|Pensacola|Won 55-8|-|May 30|[[Wikipedia:Jacksonville Dixie Blues|Jacksonville Dixie Blues]]|Pensacola|Lost 36-49|-|June 13|[[Wikipedia:Memphis Belles|Memphis Belles]]|Memphis|Won 54-20|-|June 20|[[Wikipedia:Emerald Coast Barracudas|Emerald Coast Barracudas]]|Pensacola|Won 6-0 to the Kentucky Karma.**|-|June 27|[[Wikipedia:Jacksonville Dixie Blues|Jacksonville Dixie Blues]]|Jacksonville|Lost 14-37|}

'''2009 ==2011 SeasonSchedule=={| class="wikitable"|-!Date!Opponent!Location!Result|-|April 2|[[Wikipedia:Atlanta Heartbreakers|Atlanta Heartbreakers]]|Atlanta|Won 64-6|-|April 9|[[Wikipedia:Miami Fury|Miami Fury]]|Miami|Lost 52-14|-|April 30|[[Wikipedia:''' For the 2009 season, the Power moved to the WFA and changed their name to the Gulf Coast Riptide because of naming issues with the former team owner Roy Jones, Jr. The team was placed in the American Conference Southeast Division along with Memphis, New Orleans, Emerald Coast and Jacksonville. Despite another wellDixie Blues|Jacksonville Dixie Blues]]|Pensacola|Lost 21-14|-|May 7|[[Wikipedia:Central Florida Anarchy|Central Florida Anarchy]]|Orlando|Lost 41-14|-played season and another 6|May 14|[[Wikipedia:Tampa Bay Pirates|Tampa Bay Pirates]]|Pensacola|Won 18-13|-2 record, for the first time in franchise history, the Riptide missed the playoffs. This is because of the WFA's new playoff system which did not allow for any wildcards from the American Coference and because of the Riptide's two losses to the |May 21|[[Wikipedia:Jacksonville Dixie Blues|Jacksonville Dixie Blues.]]|Jacksonville|Lost 43-0The team finished fifth in the league with 38.3 points a game, and 12th in defense with |-|June 4|[[Wikipedia:Central Florida Anarchy|Central Florida Anarchy]]|Pensacola|Lost 26-14|-|June 18.9 points allowed per game. ||[[Wikipedia:Carolina Raging Wolves|Carolina Raging Wolves]]|Pensacola|Won 36-14|}

==2012 Season-By-SeasonNote: W = Wins, L Schedule= Losses, T = Ties

Season W April 14- HOME Houston Power L T Finish Playoff results Pensacola Power (NWFA) '''2001''' 8-031-0 1st Unknown Division Lost NWFA Championship (Philadelphia) '''2002''' 8April 21-0AWAY Acadiana Zydeco W 22-0 1st Gulf Coast Won First Round (Alabama)'''Lost Semifinal (Detroit) 2003''' 8April 28-0AWAY Jacksonville Dixie Blues L 49-0 1st South First-round byeWon Conference Semifinal (Alabama)Won Conference Championship (Oklahoma City)6Lost NWFA Championship (Detroit) '''2004''' 8May 5-0-0 1st South Gulf Coast Won Southern Conference Quarterfinal (Asheville)Won Southern Conference Semifinal (Chattanooga)Lost Southern Conference Championship (Oklahoma City) '''2005''' 8-0-0 THOME Tallahassee Jewels L 26-1st South Won South Division Semifinal (Chattanooga)20Won South Division Championship (Oklahoma City)Lost NWFA Championship (Detroit) '''2006''' 6May 12-2HOME Acadiana Zydecos L 28-0 1st South East First-round byeLost NWFA Quarterfinal (Columbus) '''2007''' 7May 19-1-0 1st South South Lost Southern Conference Quarterfinal AWAY Tallahassee Jewels L (ColumbusForfeit) '''2008''' 6June-2-0 1st South Southeast Lost Southern Conference Quarterfinal (Kentucky) Gulf Coast Riptide AWAY Atlanta L (WFAForfeit) '''2009''' 6June 9-2-0 2nd American Conference Southeast Division '''Totals 72-15-0 HOME Tallahassee Jewels L (including playoffsForfeit)''' Pensacola Power (2001-2008)

''2009 Season Schedule''==External links==Date Opponent Home* [http://Away Result April 25 New Orleans Blaze Home Won 28-0 May 2 Emerald gulfcoastriptide.net Gulf Coast Barracudas Away Won 66-8 Riptide website]May 9 New Orleans Blaze Away Won 20-10 * [http://www.wfafootball.com WFA website]May 16 Memphis Belles Home Won 55-8 * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Women%27s_Football_Association NWFA info site]May 30 Jacksonville Dixie Blues Home Lost 36-49 * [http://wfbtalk.wordpress.com Women's Football Talk]June 13 Memphis Belles Away Won 54-20 * [http://womenstacklefootballgroup.ning.com Women's Tackle Football Group]June 20 Emerald Coast Barracudas Home Won 6-0** June 27 Jacksonville Dixie Blues Away Lost 14-37 [http://wafcfootball.com Women's Football Information Site]