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Vegas has back-to-back wins for the first time along this road to become the Indoor Football League’s first back-to-back champions in a decade. As part of the franchise’s home opener which also doubled as Banner Night for the first-time champs, the Knight Hawks pounded the Jacksonville Sharks, 54-43, from Lee’s Family Forum in a Week 5 meeting. Last year, Vegas claimed the lone contest against the now second-year IFL team. “We’re just meshing more as an offense collectively,”

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

Nothing gets the blood pumping like a National Championship rematch to kick off a new season of football. More than 200 days after the IFL’s title game, Green Bay got some revenge against Vegas, 37-35, Monday, March 16 from Wisconsin. The Knight Hawks return to action looking for a repeat with six returners from last year’s championship-winning team. “Our guys were just ready to play,” head coach Mike Davis said. “You would’ve thought they won the Super Bowl after this game –