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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 New Orleans Jesters, based in Metairie, LA, are a competitive soccer team that participates in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL). They are dedicated to building local talent through their Youth Academy, offering various programs, clinics, and camps to nurture young athletes. The Jesters engage their community through exciting matchups and a commitment to developing the next generation of soccer players. Their technical staff and volunteers work collaboratively to ensure a vibrant soccer culture in the New Orleans area. Generated from the website

The Northshore Roller Derby League in Mandeville, Louisiana, provides an empowering opportunity for women in Southeast Louisiana to participate in a sport with a rich history dating back to the 1940s. Joining the league allows ladies to engage in a competitive and supportive environment while embracing the spirit of empowerment that has defined roller derby for decades. Generated from their website's infomation