"As The World Changes"
the World Football Federation (WFF) is pleased to announce the addition of two championship level programs for the 2015 season, the Central Penn Piranha and Capital City Seahawks. The world of Minor League/Semi-Pro Football encompasses one constant thing, and that is change. Those who know and appreciate the game accept the change within the game.
Both programs won in their respective leagues in 2014. The Piranha won the Gridiron Developmental League with a 14-1 record, while the Seahawks finished with a 15-0, winning the East Coast Football Association. Both programs, not only enhance the level of competition, but bring a valuable business acumen to the WFF model.
The WFF now has 14 teams covering 5 states (MD/DC, MA, NY, NJ & PA). The Piranha and Seahawks help the World Football Federation enter into new markets and provide important elements to the long-term business model.
The WFF’s vision is to enrich the mind, body and soul of every man, woman and child across this globe.
For more information on the WFF, Central Penn, and Capital City, visit their respective websites.
