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Vegas had one loss through the first 13 weeks of the IFL season. Now, it has a loss in back-to-back weeks. In a Week 15 matchup, the Knight Hawks were defeated, 43-39, by the San Diego Strike Force. That is the second road loss for the reigning National Champions in five showings. Moreover, it’s the second straight Western Conference game dropped by the team. “We’re just not being efficient in any of the three phases of the football game,” head coach Mike Davis said. “There’s

A +24 second half for the Vegas Knight Hawks which included 23 straight points at one point led to an eight straight win for the reigning national champions. Entering this week as the first IFL Cup Champion in league history put on a show on Kid’s Day with a, 61-28, win over the Quad City Steamwheelers Sunday, May 31 from Lee’s Family Forum. It’s the franchise’s third win in four games against Eastern Conference teams this season. “I don’t want to think that [this team is a s

There can only be one first. That will forever be true, including when describing the Vegas Knight Hawks as the first-ever IFL Cup Champions as a result of taking down the Arizona Rattlers, 48-44, Sunday, May 24 from American Dream Mall in New Jersey. In addition to playing for midseason hardware, Vegas maintained control of the top spot in the Western Conference while improving to 2-0 over Arizona this season. “There’s only one first IFL Cup champion,” head coach Mike Davis

Vegas ousts Arizona, take over sole possession of 1st place while tempers flare Star Wars Knight featuring a heated rivalry game between the Vegas Knight Hawks and the Arizona Rattlers may have left both fanbases craving more while it left both teams with plenty to play for the next time out. Vegas got the better of Arizona, 56-42, Sunday, May 3 from Lee’s Family Forum in a game that featured the last two national champions in the Indoor Football League. To make matters even

Spicy words from head coach Mike Davis were backed up in a big way in his team’s latest win to pick up a fourth straight win. While hosting a series of familiar faces Vegas dumped New Mexico, 48-12, Saturday, April 25 from Lee’s Family Forum. That runs the current streak to four straight wins for the reigning indoor football league champions. “I learned at a young age to be authentic through and through and the rest will take care of itself,” head coach Mike Davis said. “That

Vegas’ Knight Hawks have completed the first step to potentially capturing a second straight IFL Championship, earning their first win of the new season. Coming off a bye week, Vegas picked up a Week 3 win over Tucson Sunday, March 29 from Arizona with a 64-43 final score. Last season’s Knight Hawks went 2-0 against the Sugar Skulls. “They were business as usual [after the game],” head coach Mike Davis said. “The expectations for this team, they hold themselves in such a high