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The New Orleans Saints franchise is a member of the National Football Conference. The team, founded in 1966 in New Orleans, was the sixteenth franchise in the NFL. In 1968, the Saints two-year record of 7-20-1 was best ever for an expansion club. With five post-season appearances since the franchise began, the Saints won their first post-season game in 2000 against the St. Louis Rams with a final score of 31-28. Hall of Fame members with ties to the Saints include Jim Taylor, Doug Atkins, Earl Campbell, Jim Finks and Hank Stram. The Saints have played home games at the Louisiana Superdome since 1975.

The Lakeview Booster Club in New Orleans, LA, is a community-focused organization dedicated to supporting local youth sports programs, including baseball, cabbageball, softball, volleyball, and basketball. With funding sourced entirely from registrations, sponsorships, and donations, the club emphasizes its commitment to providing quality recreational opportunities for young athletes. In addition to their various sports offerings, the Lakeview Booster Club fosters community engagement through its programs and events. The organization relies on the generosity of its sponsors and the involvement of local families to maintain and enhance the facilities used by its competitive teams. Generated from the website