Tampa Bay Vipers

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers franchise is a member of the National Football Conference. Since its inception in 1976, the team has been in the city of Tampa, Fla. The franchise was the NFL Super Bowl Champions for the 2002 season. The Buccaneers, sometimes abbreviated the Bucs, have also made several playoff appearances during that era and earlier in the franchise s history. Lee Roy Selmon and Steve Young are Pro Football Hall of Fame members with ties to the Bucs. In 1998 the Bucs began playing home games at Raymond James Stadium. This was considered the start of the new era for the team that shortly thereafter began to make several playoff appearances.

The Lakewood Junior Spartans Youth Association, established in 1972, operates as a charitable organization dedicated to benefiting the youth of St. Petersburg, Florida. Serving over 400 youth annually, the organization focuses on fostering character, pride, and integrity through football and cheerleading programs while also emphasizing academic development and community involvement. Under the guidance of dedicated leadership and volunteers, the Lakewood Junior Spartans have successfully transitioned from solely a sports program to one that encourages holistic development in its participants. The initiative not only aims to cultivate athletic skills but also to prepare youth for life beyond sports, promoting model citizenship and personal growth. Generated from the website

American Football Mission League is a sports organization based in Lakeland, FL, dedicated to promoting amateur American football in the local community. With a focus on fostering teamwork and sportsmanship, the league provides opportunities for individuals to participate in organized football games and events. Generated from their business information