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Minor League Sports Text coverage
Minor League Sports Coverage Shown here. This site will follow minor league sports teams located in the DALLAS,FORT WORTH,AREA IN TEXAS,The FT,WORTH CATS,BRAHMAS Hockey,Fort Worth Diablos,and Regulators Basketball & Football,and the Regional Indoor Football.
SITE STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
Thursday, September 10
Regulators Return
After taking a season off the Texas Regulators are back and the team will play the 2010 home games at the NYTEX Arena in North Richland Hills,Texas.
Open tryouts are being held Saturday September 19th 2009 starting at 10:00am at the NYTEX Arena for players ,cost is $40.00 per player.
Attending will be Dallas Desperados coach Detrich Wise and other indoor coaches.
The Regulators will open the 2010 season April 11th in Midland, Texas.
Monday, August 6
Rustlers working on stadium
The Rustlers are scouting players and closing a deal that will have the team playing home games in it's own stadium without a city taking on the cost to get it up as some other local minor league team had to do. The 2008 season will have the team playing at least 25 home dates starting in May of 2008,more information to be released in a few weeks as the team looks at options an independent baseball organization has before it.
Monday, August 6
Regulators relocate
After the 2007 pro indoor season the team found itself having to do something in order to continue growing as with a few other minor league sports teams in Fort Worth,Texas a move was needed not because the teams wanted to but because the city would not make it easy to play any type of sports in the city.As many of you know the NBA D-League team Flyers were left with the option of staying or continuing to lose millions they choose to leave after the city wouldn't give them what was needed to stay,and the Regulators were just dealt with in a we will run the cost up on you . But as in any other matter Regulators owner Will Williams just said I just keep moving there is always an open door you just have to look a little harder when other's try to keep you out the game ,the Regulators will be ready for the 2008 season and we are working hard .
Wednesday, May 30
Rustlers will play in 2008 !
Even with some dirty play from another local baseball club afraid of competing the Rustlers will hit the field in 2008 and not live on yesterday's anything as the other local club is starting to find out current fans don't care about yesterday. Stay tuned as the Rustlers do what was done to those in the old west who didn't know how to do what was needed to stay at the top of the food chain.
Wednesday, May 30
Regulators move on !
The Texas Regulators will be back in 2008 as the team finish the 2007 pro indoor football season and look to what will be a great future.The offseason starts soon and will only return 5 players from the 2007 team that got the organization started in indoor football there were challenges off the field this first season said owner Will Williams but we made the most of what we had to work with and will now have the time needed to fix the few remaining problems to have ourself's ready in 2008 we have had continued support from fans around the world and that has inspired us as a organization to keep going even with people working against us,I would like to say to them thanks because they put us in a better place as an organization.
Wednesday, May 30
Brams are back !
Hockey in Fort Worth is dead but the Texas Brahmas are back and in North Richland Hills which by the way is not a bad place to be the hockey team will play again in 2007-2008 after having to take a season off after as you all know the city of Fort Worth stunk up the ice The organization has regrouped and return better than before because no bad lease deal had be signed in order for them play,congrads to the Brahmas for fighting through a bad deal and returning see you on the ice hockey fans.
Wednesday, May 30
Do the Fort Worth Cats really have 4500 at games ?
If you look in the newspaper after a Cats game the numbers are 3200 plus after each game but let's go inside the numbers for real this season 2007 even at the home opener they couldn't sell it out just go to a game and listen for the announcement for today's game numbers then look around you at all of the empty seats of people who paid but didn't come to the game (wink wink).They may have 1500 at games these days and will only sell out during the 4th of July fireworks show which comes after the game and is better for seating to watch the show,long gone are the history days of rolling out old timers for fans as the new fans aren't interested in yesterday's news of the team but management don't seem to know this and the fan base is falling right before there eyes,so next time you go to the game watch the numbers because you are being counted twice.
Sunday, March 25
Regulators will have meet and greet
On Saturday March 31st from 11;00am until 1pm some of the Fort Worth Regulators players and coaches will meet fans on the lawn of the Cowtown Coliseum you will be able to buy ticket's at the box office which will be open and also get a order in for Team gear.So come out and see a few of the new west in Fort Worth.
Tuesday, March 6
D-League continues to fall
Ok here is the thing while the Fort Worth Flyers can win games on the court they can't get any fans to look at the product which is not bad when you consider the league is way over sold for what it really is.The team has not had 1000 fans at any one game this season and average around 250 at best and what may have been the best crowd of the 2007 season of about 1100 when the local high school power house played before a Flyers game early in the season ,will they have to move the team or can they continue to lose ton's of money while they wait to build the league up to the magic number of 30 in hope's of the NBA teams then taking on the over head to operate a D-League team only time will answer this question.
Tuesday, March 6
Rustlers coming
The Fort Worth Rustlers single A Baseball team are holding tryout's in Cleburne,Texas on Saturday March 24th at Carver park Manager Joe Perez and his brother Dominic Perez or coach Dom are continuing to look for players to fill out the 2007 roster the final Fort Worth tryout will be held on Saturday March 31st to contact Joe Perez call 682-429-8917.
Tuesday, March 6
Regulators ready
The 2007 season will find the team indoor's the move was made to the indoor game and the team is getting ready,they have relocated into new offices and will play home games at the Cowtown Coliseum in the Fort Worth StockYards on Exchange Ave.The 2007 home opener will be Sunday April 15th as the Missouri Minutemen come to Texas.We are happy to get started at this next level of minor league sports playing indoor's in the month of June is a very good thing for our players and fans,the new web address of the Arena Regulators is www.leaguelineup.com/texasregulatorsfootball ticket's are on sale at the Cowtown Coliseum for $6.00 $11.00 $15.00 Box Seating and $20.00 VIP you don't want to miss any of the action of Indoor football which is fast.
Monday, December 25
Arena team in future ?
GSG Sports Group is looking into a possible move into Arena Football if the move is made the Fort Worth Regulators will be moved into that organization said owner Will Williams the indoor game offer some opportunities the outdoor game is still a few year's behind in and while we have tried to look at every opportunity we could to see the out game of football grow it's just doesn't have the business people needed init yet to take the outdoor minor league game to the level's it could be .There are some good outdoor teams with good programs but getting all of the few teams who can take the game to new levels can get together to make up a league.
Monday, December 25
Tarrant County Regulators Basketball
The team will open up with a tournament in Lawton,Oklahoma in an annual tournament hosted by the Oklahoma Lightning,the Regulators are reloading with some new players as they have done each season sice the team was started in 2002.The team will also play two or three scouting games this season vs two possible ABA teams and an Independent team the Houston Blaze.
Monday, December 25
The question still is!
How long will the NBA D-League Fort Worth Flyers be able to lose what is mounting up to be another season of millions?one noticed that on in two games over the last week the team could not draw more than real number's of 1000 to either game.The thinking was build it and they will pour into the Convention Center has not worked yet and from the looks of it won't any other time either.
Monday, December 25
Rustlers heading to Kansas
The new Fort Worth Rustlers baseball club will go to Kansas City, Kansas on Monday May 7th to take on the Northern League Kansas City T-Bones,we are looking forward to taking on an organization like the T-Bones they average 5000 fans per home game so we will have to be ready for this game said Manager Joe Perez and his asst.Dom Perez Joe's brother.Owner Will Williams said this team was put together for games like this we play as an Independent team so games like this go a long way in getting our players seen so I know the team will be ready to play.
Tuesday, December 5
D-League blues
While the Flyers have gotten off to a good start 3-0 where are the fans they will and do so badly need to justify the business of having the team let's face it ego aside losing as much as a million a season makes no business since.The first two home games had if lucky maybe 500 people in the building despite fluff number's by the local paper which by the way has number problem's of it's own when it comes to how many people still read it.If the Flyers continue to draw 500 a game at home even though they will tell you season ticket holder have many ticket's they just don't come to the games how long can they go on Fort Worth as a city loves sports but and this is the tricky part they don't come out in large numbers to support any team and one thing that is certain the city is a football town when the arena league had a team in the city it drew well but the team couldn't get any good weekend dates from the Convention Center and so they moved to Florida the Tampa Bay Storm used to be the Fort Worth Calvalry.There are two levels of minor league sports in the city one with big over head and trying to get the public to see them as more of a big league sports enity and another which operates as they did in the early days of sports cut as much over head as possible and play the game all of the Regulators sports teams operate at this level and that level has it's own built in fan base now we would like to see the Flyers make it but the numbers just don't add up no matter how much fuzzy math you do so unless you the fan decide the team is a worthy item on your agenda it's just a matter of how long can they go even with some behind the political curtain moves in their favor they get.
Tuesday, November 21
Reality check on D-League
As the sports fans in Fort Worth know the second year Flyers are about to get off to their second year in the city the 2006 team drew about 500 fans per game a far cry from the 4,000 then team president Todd Spears said he knew the team would draw.The team just had an open house that drew less than 100 people and they had free food for any one that came,it will be interesting to see how long this new version of the league can go it has fell apart twice over a six year period the Fort Worth team will have to draw more than 500 to make any business since of having the team in the city with all the over head it has.The Flyers help put the Brahmas hockey team out of business by taking some weekend game dates from them through political means even though the hockey team was losing a Million a season over a 8 year span,the Cats while enjoying championship's draw about 1500 to 2000 per game which are some good number's when you take out the over head cost for operating.
Tuesday, November 21
Regulators owner Interview !
On Saturday November 18th Will Williams sat down for a one on one interview with basketball great Dennis Johnson who now coaches the Austin D-League team of the NBA the conversation went on for about 45 minutes on what was to be a 10 minute segment of the TV show Inside Flyers basketball that Williams host . The show is a pre game show leading into the game of the week,Williams said Johnson was a great person to talk with he had answer's for each question I had and that is sometimes a hard thing to get from people when you sat them in front of a Tv camera.
Sunday, August 6
Regulators owner to host Tv show
Regulators owner Will Williams will once again host a sports Tv show but this time for the NBA D-League Fort Worth Flyers the weekly show will start airing in late November.In other Regulators new's the teams will start brodcasting games over the internet this in time for the football team which will play in the Central Football League starting in March of 2007 .The Basketball Regulators team is expected to webcast a few games in late 2006.
Tuesday, May 30
Brahmas hockey gone !
After 8 year's of mostly a losing team the team brass called it quit's the Brahmas will not have a team in 2007 but say they will be back after the season but in minor league sports the end is really the end,the team went through coaches like drinking water but never found the right guy for the job or could the problem have been the general manager Mike Barrack was the guy in charge of putting a good product on the ice and for some reason he just didn't get it done even though it alway's seem to come down to the coach.The fans said Barrack was at fought he said it was the coach and the player's just didn't buy into the whole thing as they left year after year to find greener pasture's the organization lost right at $1 million dollar's a season and was losing most people said they could see losing the money if the team was a winner.
Wednesday, April 5
Regulators football headed to training camp
The 2006 season begin's on Saturday April 8th with the first team mini camp we have some young player's who will be very good receiver Cody Hooper has speed and size linebacker Josh Horn will be a player to watch quarterback Keith Clerkley will have to grow fast in order for the offense to be productive returning receiver Ray Amenta will head up the receiver corp.The official team training camp open's May 2nd as the team prepare's to travel to Springfield Missouri to take on the Rifles a big power team who like to run it right at your defense ,coach David White said this will be a test for the type of defense we run which happen's to be the 46 we take pride in not having teams run the ball on us so this will be interesting to see how long it takes to break them down .
Wednesday, April 5
NDBL cool school game a flop!!!
After two big events put on by the Fort Worth Brahmas hockey team with the Fort Worth ISD the event didn't take place this season because of money,Gas,Buses so on and so on by school district people the event had brought in over 8 to 10 thousand kid's to watch an early morning hockey game mixed with some education.It was a success so it should be easy to pull it off again thought the NDBL Fort Worth Flyers well they had maybe 6 to 8 classes of 4th grade students and pretty much no attending fans everything this organization has done this season off the court has blown up on them the final draw is changing ticket prices in mid season from $8.00 to $10.00 for general admission they have been successful on the court.But can they afford to try again next season is the question not if as they have also had some payroll issues's we do wish them well but they have learn'ed a very hard lesson about the minor league sports market in Fort Worth and that is the NBA name tote's no weight in the community when it comes to basketball fan's in the area.
Tuesday, February 7
Regulators Basketball lose in Oklahoma
The team lost to Oklahoma Pawnee after leading at halftime they shot less than 50 percent from the field and the free throw line and have look'ed slugglish up to this point of the season after having a 17-3 season last year they have already lost 3 games this season as they head to Houston.
Tuesday, February 7
The price has changed !!!
The Fort Worth Flyers NDBL basketball team came into town keeping up a lot of warm air just as the teams that came before them now they have yet to really have 1000 fans attend a game even though the after game number's continue to say 1,200 that is a lot of no shows with season tickets we have attend'ed one game where there were less than 200 at the game.Now to top that off the $8.00 ticket they used to sell is now reserved for season ticket holder's which they have few and far between the going ticket price is now $10.00 from what was advertised as a $8.00 ticket at the start of the season does this say we are in money trouble ? I don't know but when the ticket price changes something stink's in the room the only question is how much money can the team lose and stay in Fort Worth.
Friday, December 30
Regulators fall in exhibition
62-59 to the Houston Blaze who play'ed a very good game the only Regulator to hit double figures was Donald Harris who had 26 points the two teams meet January 27th in Fort Worth as the Regulators get into season play it will be another good game.
Friday, December 30
Are the Flyers for real?
As another one in a long list of teams to come to Fort Worth claiming to be the next big thing in minor league basketball the team has not had a crowd of 1000 at any game yet and are laying people off as they go into the unknown even to them ,as people who are at the games seem to like some of what they see when you only have about 200 or so people in the crowd you would think they would even like for you to sit anywhere you want in an empty arena but they have Ushers looking for people sitting in the wrong seats when general admission is the only thing they should be charging when the $75.00 courtside seats are sitting empty we will update other news on this next big minor league basketball team to come to Fort Worth in 2006.
Saturday, December 10
Another one falls !!
Just last year the ABA came into Fort Worth in the form of the Texas Tycoons they were to be yet another team that was really bringing minor basketball into the city at a high level well they have shut down shop as did the RimRockers before them from the USBL and now the Flyers from yet another league that folded after their championship from the NBA sponsored NDBL now called the NBDL well the mighty Flyers are averaging less than 400 fans per game and they came in keeping up a lot of noise as well we will wait and see what becomes of this last group.The Tarrant County Regulators have been growing steady each year as they enter year four by adding radio which is something even the Flyers can't broadcast also this season the Regulators will be adding a coaches show .Regulators owner Will Williams said we don't see other teams as nothing more than another business doing what we do only we like being profitable.
Saturday, December 10
Regulators add Radio
The Regulators Basketball and Football teams will have radio broadcast for 2006 as the organizations continue to grow team owner Will Williams said we are trying to keep growing and this is another step for us to reach more people as we will aslo have a coach'es show in the mix as well.
Saturday, September 3
Regulators will play early game !
The Tarrant County Regulators basketball team will play two games in December the first will be Thursday December 8th at 4;30pm and Tuesday December 27th both games will be held before the NDBL team Fort Worth Flyers the game will give our players a chance to showcase their skills before NDBL and NBA people we see it as a benefit for both teams with the Regulators in their 4th season and the Flyers having there first it will be interesting to see both teams for the price of one in the same location the games will be at the Fort Worth Convention Center.Team scout Tom Robinson said we have seen 2 teams come to town claimimg to be the end and start of pro basketball in the city with this Flyer team being the 3rd team in 4 years to enter the market we will see just what they bring to the table we have continued to grow and move forward even as the other 2 teams thought we were going away we have a base in the community and at the ground level with basketball fans in the city.
Tuesday, July 19
Young Regulators football team
Even with a lot of team speed and a couple of rookie coaches things have not fell into place early in there season but coaches feel that things will turn around head coach Will Williams said we have a pretty good team this season but with so much youth at key position's we will have to grow as we go so too speak so loses will come early but as they start to put things together we have a lot of talent and those wins will start to mount but this will be a learning season.The Regulators have lost the first two games and have shown sparks of what's to come but penalty's have put a damper on the teams energy level early in the season.
Thursday, June 30
Summer league basketball
The Tarrant County Regulators summer league is winding down and has been very competive the league was formed as a way to scout talent for the Regulators it's feeder team the Outlawz have not played well as a team sitting at 4 wins and 5 losses with one game remaining the Outlawz coach has said it has been tougher than I thought it would be teams are coming for us each game just because of the connection to the Regulators teams are trying to prove they deserve a shot to play them as the winner of the summer league will be added to the Regulators schedule when the season starts for the Regulators.Coach and Regulators scout Tom Robinson will be attending the championship game looking at players.
Thursday, June 30
Regulators ready
The Fort Worth Regulators football team is about to start the 2005 season they have had two team intersquard scrimmages and things have been looking good they will face some one other than a team mate on Saturday July 9th at Harvest Christain School in a 7pm tune up before the home opener on July 16th vs the Wichita Falls Falcons.Coaches have said they have a few impact players to watch and some solid role players that will help make the team pretty good in the words of Terry Mays and David White.The 2005 home opener will be a 8pm kickoff at Nolan High School and televised as the game of the week on Charter cable channel 31 in Fort Worth.
Friday, May 27
Cats win
The Fort Worth Cats win 2-0 over the Jackson Senators Kevin Lynn got his 5th win as the starting pitcher.
Monday, May 16
Football Regulators home opener July 16
The Regulators will open the 2005 home season by taking on the Wichita Falls Falcons at Nolan High School at 8PM the Regulators bring in a team that has star power from the place kicker to the 4 Horsemen the slick receiver core that will be 8 players deep and the one thing that the team has that will be very hard to stop team speed they have it in all key positions.The question is will it all come together on game day?
Sunday, May 15
Big time kicker ?
The Fort Worth Regulators have signed kicker Sinisa Vivilo the former South Hills high school 55 yard kicker in a high school game. He has also kicked a 69 field goal in practice so to sum it up he can kick, he has a 90 % touchback rate on kickoff's we feel very good about our scoring oportunities in games if we can't get it into the end zone with the offensive unit we don't think but feel very good about scoring with the kick.Regulators fans should give him a big boost of energy when they open the 2005 season at home on July 16th at 8pm at Nolan high school football stadium that the Regulators will call home for the 2005 season the team will televise the game as the game of the week on Charter cable channel 31.
Monday, April 18
Fort Worth Regulators Football
The Football Regulators are getting ready as they will open up against the Wichita Falls Drillers in Wichita Falls,Texas on Sunday May 22nd coach David White said we are working hard to get ready for this game the home opener for the Regulators will be on Saturday July 16th the televised game will the 3rd game for the Regulators who will face the Austin Gamebreakers in Austin,Texas on June 18th they also play the Racine Raiders Milwaukee Marauders and Nashville Storm we have a tough schedule but we wouldn't have it any other way said White.
Monday, April 18
Tarrant County Regulators basketball
The Regulators will face the Oklahoma Southwest Lightning on Thursday evening at 7pm in Fort Worth the Lightning have been on a roll going unbeaten in their league play the Regulators are coming off a 63-56 win on Friday over the Frenzy coach Mason Bulkner said we will be ready and I don't think they have faced a team like ours we play multiple defensive sets and are not prone to stay in one set the length of the game if it needs to be changed.
Sunday, March 27
Regulators WIN!
Regulators win after a tough battle with their rival The Dallas Diesel and their refs. Score 100 - 95. This win comes after a week of the anouncement of yet another team coming to Ft Worth, TX. This time the team is from the NDBL a loose connection to the NBA because the players assoc. will not have any association with the NBA. Commissioner David Sterns is trying to push the affiliation, but the NBA players association will not sign off on it. The team is said to play the 23 home games at the FT Worth Convention Center durning the same time that the Ft Worth Brahamas hockey team has all of the weekends booked for their home games. It will be very interesting to see if this third announced team will be able to be around more than one season as the Regulators enter their fourth season in 2006.
Wednesday, March 16
Regulators moving around city
The Regulators football and basketball teams will continue to grow around Fort Worth as the basketball team will have a summer league going with the team name over the league for Adult players looking to be scouted by the team .The Regulators football team will have a feeder team for players to gain access to the team without having to go through a tryout it will make them the biggest minor league football organization in Fort Worth,Dallas and with plans to have a youth team and Adult flag teams they will be in every part of the cities sports fiber.A youth basketball select league has been started in the Regional Development Basketball League name which is the unbrella name of the Tarrant County Regulators basketball team plays under.
Thursday, February 24
FC Diablo on the way
The independent team will play soccer in Fort Worth starting in 2006 all home games will be held at Nolan high school in Fort Worth,Texas and will use the banner of the Regional Development Soccer League but will be used to showcase talent for college and pro soccer the Diablo is a pro/am team.
Thursday, February 24
Football Regulators getting ready
The 2005 season will open July 16 with the first home game at Nolan high school this season the home field for the Regulators which will air 4 home games.We will have speed at every position this season said coach David White the team will start working out Saturday March 5th at I.M. Terrell elementary close to downtown the school used to be a high school team brass said we could have held practice in a lot of places but this one has some meaning and we want our players to feel they are a part of something special.
Thursday, February 24
Regulators to play rival Diesel
The Tarrant County Regulators will take on the Dallas Diesel on Friday February 25th in Fort Worth the game will be televised tape delay as the Regulators have done in the past this should be a good game said Regulators player John Thompson the lone remaining player from the year one of the team which is in it's third season we have never lost to them and don't intend to this time.All Regulators home games are held at Haws Athletic Center downtown Fort Worth.
Wednesday, January 26
Football Regulators set to open camp
On Saturday February 5th 12;00 noon the team will hold there first team workout coach David White said he can't wait the team has moved it's practices to I.M.Terrell the football field is located in back of the school.
Wednesday, January 26
Cats will hold tryouts
March 23rd and 24th the Fort Worth Cats will be holding tryouts for free agent players for more info call the team you can go to them on the links page.
Wednesday, January 26
Regulators smash Kings
The 2005 Tarrant County Regulators opened up with a 93-64 win over the Fort Worth Kings the Regulators were lead by 6'9 power forward David Johnson and 3rd year Regulator player John Thompson they will take on the K-104 Allstars on Friday February 4th at 7:30pm at the Haws Athletic Center downtown Fort Worth home of the Regulators they will play the Dallas Diesel on Friday February 25th at the same location.
Wednesday, November 3
Brahmas win!!!!
The Fort Worth Brahmas hockey team won in a way only a movie could do on screen in a shootout and with the NHL guy who is not known for scoring since he is a defensemen Brad Lukowich took the puck and with some dandy stick work put it in the basket to win the home opener for the team .Which could not score but one goal during regulation play now one game doesn't say the team is back they after all are giving up 5 goals per game and still not scoring enough but at this stage they have more wins than last season at this same point so let's wait and see what happen's the next 10 games but for now go Brahmas.
Sunday, October 17
FC Diablos soccer tryouts
The new pro/am team will play independent in 2005 and look at moving into the Premier Soccer League after that or some other league tryouts are planned for the spring in Fort Worth,Texas home base of the team.
Sunday, October 17
Another sports team added
Guilliaum Sports Group will add two more sports organizations to it's ever building sports business,and both are womens teams a volleyball team and a womens basketball team will be ready to go in 2005 in Fort Worth,Texas Peggy McCoy is going to be the head coach of both teams.
Monday, September 20
The Dallas Diamonds are coming!
The Tarrant County Regulators will have guest at the January 19th 2005 exhibition game vs the Fort Worth Kings community team the Regulators are looking very strong in off season workouts as they have added size on the inside and the Diamonds women football team are having a great season as they roll alone at 6 wins with four games left in the regular season.The game will be play'ed at the Regulators home court Haws Athletic Center downtown Fort Worth.
Thursday, September 16
Regulators dance team tryout's and game
Saturday September 18th at the 24 hour fitness on Overton Ridge beside Hulen Mall ladies will be trying to get on the unit anyone wanting to tryout should come ready to perform age 18 and up judges will be at the finals which would start at 3:00pm for more info call the Regulators at 1-866-206-9073 ext.4399 Ellen Menking is the Director of the team.
Big Game
On Thursday November 11th the Tarrant County Regulators will matchup with the new ABA Texas Tycoons in an exhibition game Regulators Tom Robinson said this game will be like a championship game we have been in the city for two years with the coming season being number three this will be the second team that would have come to Fort Worth building themself's as the second coming of pro basketball in the city the last group last'ed all of one season and with the late start this one will be hard pressed to be around past that but we will still be here when the dust clear's. So that makes this game that much more important for both groups because this type of game doesn't get played by normal standard's of a league system's there is to much to lose game time is set for 7:00pm at the WG Thomas Coliseum in Haltom City home of the Haltom high school team 6108 Broadway Street the Tycoons are hosting the game but if things should change the game will be played at the Haws Athletic Center home court of the Regulators downtown Fort Worth.
Monday, August 9
Regulators dance team tryouts
Ellen Menkins and a panel of judges will be looking for new members to perform for the unit when the 2005 season starts women age 18 and older are welcome to tryout Saturday August 28th at the Sycamore Community Center in Fort Worth.
Thursday, July 15
RDBL VS CBA Exhibition games
The Tarrant County Regulators basketball team will take on the CBA Rockford Lightning in Rockford,IL November 6th it will be in early November before the CBA season starts November 19th the Regulators will be in offseason workout and training but wanted to take on the other league teams Tom Robinson said this way we find out on the court if our players have what it takes to play in the big show if the opportunity comes, since that league (CBA) has players from the NBA and some who are trying to get to the NBA just like our guys are. One thing we find in the CBA and USBL is high scoring of average's 100 plus points per game that tell me they don't play defense and as teams also give up that many points we play defense so it should be a very good game,Also the Johnson County Outlawz will travel to Muskegon,MI to play the newest CBA team the Mayhem new head coach Chris Lewis will find out what he has in camp before league training camp opens in February for the 2005 RDBL season.
Monday, July 12
Regulators football adding speed
The Fort Worth Regulators football team has added two new players both are speed backs but have power to take on defenders if needed local product and former Dunbar High player Maurice Mishaw and California product Jeremiah Trotter III will be in charge of the running game both are break away runners and have the chance to score from anywhere on the field.
Thursday, June 24
Regulators news on both fronts
The basketball Regulators have made a trade with the Johnson County Outlawz for shooting guard James Whitfield they traded shooting guard Ronald Brennin who was the teams second leading scorer.
On the football front the Regulators are looking to sign RB J.T Trotter from Crown College his Senior season he had 2108 all purpose yards and 104 points he has a legit 4:38 40 yard dash time so he is capable of scoring from anywhere on the field,the 2005 season will be very exciting we will have speed QB Willie Jones will play wideout next season we will use his speed outside so grooming our QB for the 2005 season will be a big part of this off season.
Thursday, June 24
Cats win and lose again
The Fort Worth Cats are having a year in that you don't what to expect from the team one day they look like they are the league champs the next who knows what they doing,they have siged new players releasing others the pitching is strong this season but the offense is down and that could turnout to be the short coming of this years team as we get ready for the all star break lets see if they can right the ship for a strong second half,they are in 3rd place but the league is water down from what it was last season the teams aren't that good so you have a close race for the division championship.
Thursday, June 24
Thrusday night games at the center!!!!
Ok the new team Tycoons basketball has announced they will play Thursday night home games at the convention center the Brahmas switched from games before Friday for one reason they couldn't draw on those nights and they have and continue to lose money playing at the center while it would be good competition for the RDBL Fort Worth Regulators basketball team word has it that the organization don't expect the ABA to be around any longer than the USBL Rim Rockers were,in minor league sports losing money while part of the game is not a long term idea just 4 home dates will run the Tycoons $16,000.00 and that is just for the center put the payroll and other operating cost in the mix where will there travel budget be by then the Rim Rockers drew at best 100 people justify that crowd with the over head of the center and only the gate revenue the math won't fit.Regulators front office people have said we love to see people compete but also there is a down side to them folding it makes it hard on us as a organization because every time some league tries to come to the city with big eyes and fold it leaves a bad taste in peoples mouth about continuing support for minor league sports .We operate on a different system we are a pro/am team the business of minor league sports is now about making money just owning a team does nothing for the bottom line we have spent the last 2 years building a solid base and sponsorship is getting better for the Regulators which air games on Cable in the city we will still be around when the dust settles again said Tom Robinson.
Tuesday, June 22
Another Rim Rocker coming to Fort Worth!!!!
First let us get to the point while the new ABA team would be a fine edition to the local sports clan in Fort Worth it looks like they are will not be around very long,they have announced they are playing at the Convention Center from November to March but as an insider on this subject the center is book'ed by the Brahmas hockey team from October through April and some dates in case they ever make another playoff through May the center only has 18 open dates for the year and those you can't book up because of events they may use as community days or can be book'ed.But lets get to the money involved in this setup first the center keeps all of the concession and parking money so the team would only get the gate and after paying for the center and security and the added cost to put the basketball floor down every time they would need to use it and pay players and pay for the road trips the math won't come together which means belly up by the 15th game.
Saturday, June 12
Regulators having summer league play
Scouting for new talent for the 2005 season is what the Regulators will be doing on Sunday at the Sycamore community center starting at 5:30pm the next scouting game play will come on Sunday June 27th in the same location and time.
Saturday, June 12
Cats need bats to be hot!!!!
The Fort Worth Cats have had a tough season early as the offense has not been up to par on some nights the pitching has been on target but not enough hits at the right time has been the team hard ship but it's early better now than after the allstar game.
Wednesday, May 12
Cats fall in opener
The picthing looks better and the defense is better but the bats were cold and that will have to change but the season is early.
Friday, April 23
Basketball Regulators to get big man!
The Tarrant County Regulators will look to add the true center the team has needed since it started operations in 2003 Gabor Sallay of Hungary will be in the fold next season the 21 year old 6'11 center who plays in the division 1 level of Hungary basketball will join the team for the 2005 season.The team will also look to add a power forward in the mix.Dayo Holloway will play small forward next season which will fit his skills better as he had to play center and power forward this season, Jesse Clinton will be switched to a small forward but will play some power forward when the team goes small in their lineup in the 2005 season.Tom Robinson said we know what we already have and what moves will make the players we have better in our system shooting guard Ronald Brenning who can at times shoot lights out will need to get better at watching the game and not just playing it we need him to understand better what he is doing when he is on the court.
Tuesday, March 23
Regulators fall to rival
On Friday the 19th of March the rematch with the Johnson County Outlawz basketball team didn't go as planned the Outlawz out everything the Regulators to the tune of a 10 point win 84-74 Dayo Holloway led all scorer"s with 27 points the former Dunbar high playerstill has plenty of game left in the tank Regulators coach Tom Robinson said we still have to address our guard positions and we have plans on doing that in the off season we ahave some solid players but that impact guard that can run our system is still a season away.
Wednesday, March 17
Brahmas big announcement has no punch
After making it public they had a big announcement to make at the Saturday night game March 13th the fans waited with anticipation that on Sunday the 14th the news would be earth shaking but just like the season went this year the air was released early. As the big news turned out to be they were keeping what was the frontline of the team this year those five players and the head coach coming back well let's just hope the off season will be a good look back at what was wrong in 2004.
Sunday, March 14
61 Shots on goal and no win!!!!!!!!!!
The Brahmas won the fights but lost the game the Tulsa Oilers took care of fading Brahmas Scott English said he was glad to see his teammates stickup for each other the team will play it's final home game on Sunday at 3:00pm.
Tuesday, March 9
Regulators vs Outlawz
The Tarrant County Regulators will play the rival Johnson County Outlawz on Friday March 19th at the Bertha Collins Sports Complex the game will be televised on local cable the first meeting of these two teams had the Outlawz winning by 4 points 78-74.
Wednesday, March 3
Team chaplan known as Rev
The Brahmas have Rev as he is known to players to talk with players when they need someone to talk things out with Cliff Shaw has done this for 15 years he heads up a group that help keep players grounded.And with a tough season like the one the Brahmas have had the players need something like this Rev said as he was being interviewed by television broadcasters Will Williams and Matt Quinn doing the tuesday night Brahmas game which you guess they lost 2-1 to the Indianapolis Ice team,the Brahmas have now lost 9 and had lost 13 of 14 games in February this team will have trouble coming back in 2005 after a 3 year losing streak the fans are tired of the losing and in minor league sports winning is the only game.
Sunday, February 29
Brahmas done stick the fork in them!!!!!
After a long season the team hasn't looked good over the last few games take a number it doesn't matter which one it is after only winning 14 games this season the season has been long and tired the biggest question is what will happen in the off season to fix the slide the team has been on for what is now 3 seasons.The fan base has dropped off and will continue to do so unless something different is put before them next season.
Friday, February 13
Regulators lose close one 92-91
The Tarrant County Regulators lose a hard fought game the lead up and down the Regulators came back from 15 points down to lead by 11 mid way through the third period the T-Express hit 5 big 3 point shots to take the lead which went to both sides for the last 6 minutes of the game the Regulators then went up 6 points with 2 minutes left only to give up that lead Chris Davis hit some good shots and Dayo Holloway and David Peoples came up with some shots that should have put the game away but with both teams in the bonus the game was won from the line in the last 50 seconds by the Express. Holloway missed an important free throw attempt that would have put the Regulators up and possibly the game.
Monday, January 26
Demetric Shaw signs with Regulators!
It should help our team in a lot of ways his leadership and other things he brings to the court he has played in the NDBL and USBL along with teams over seas Shaw played at local high school basketball power house Dunbar he will be in the lineup on February 12th when the team plays at the north side Girls & Boys club at 7:30 pm in the teams first game which is a benefit game.
Wednesday, December 31
Johnson County Outlawz scrimmage sunday
The Outlawz will take on the Tarrant County Sheriff's department in a scrimmage sunday January 4th at 6:00pm in Cleburne,Texas home base of the Outlawz the team is coming along well the Traingle Offensive system is going well as all the players have picked it up and are making some good things happen on the court.
Wednesday, December 31
Brahmas win 7-3
The all out war between the Rayz and Brahmas turned into a one sided blowout as the Brahmas took control of the game early and really looked back they continue to show improvement but still don't have the killer trait a top team would have when beating an opponet they gave up 3 goals in less than 5 minutes .And couldn't hold the shutout when given the opportunity to do just that yes they won and that is yet another step in the right direction so Al Sims continue to work his plan for the rest of the season so contenders look out the Brahmas won't be easy.
Tuesday, December 23
Tarrant County Regulators could be going to USBL
Talks have began that could have the RDBL team being one of four teams that could make up a division in the USBL in 2005 it could be a good fit for what we are trying to get done for our players.We just want to help them as much as we can from a league and team standpoint so a move like this would be a good thing because it would help both groups said RDBL president Will Williams .
Sunday, December 21
How bout them Brahmas
The Brahmas played as if they were a championship team on saturday night final 7-5 The Austin Icebats never should have gotten off the bus after a 4 game losing streak they were needing a easy win thus the Brahmas come in the picture at this point after all they had lost 13 in a row and had just 2 wins in the last 5 games.But they had something waiting for the Bats the defense played well and and scored when they needed to it was the 4th win under new head coach Al Sims who is now 4-3 as head coach of the team could things be turning around well lets not get to carried away this team still needs some fine tuning but they have more life in them now and can beat the better teams on a giving night.
Friday, December 12
Regulators hold team meeting
The basketball and football team had meetings on December 10th the basketball team open training camp on sunday December 21st and the football Regulators open mini camp on January 3rd.Both teams will play the city and county law enforcement sports teams.
Friday, December 12
Brahmas win after a 13 game losing streak!
Fired coach Bill Inglis saw his old team win after 13 tries he sat in section 309 and showed no sign of emotion on the game but inside he was happy for the players final score 5-1 over the Oklahoma city Blazers.
Saturday, December 6
Brahmas lose first one under new coach
Al Sims had his team looking as if they had some life in them after a very bad start to the 2003 hockey season losing 11 in a row before Sims took over which went to 12 losses with no home wins,GM Mike Barrack said he thinks Sims will bring a better team defensive effort and it did look like he was right for a while last night December 5th they went on to lose 2 - 0 .
Wednesday, December 3
G.Style MotorSports coming in 2005
Minor league sports mogul Will Williams will try his hand in auto racing the new company will start building a quarter mile race car for the 2006 race season.We intend on taking our time so we will have a quality car right now looks like we will use a 350 SL Mercedes body type,I have always appreciated racing and have had family members who have owned some quarter mile cars my son and I will be partners in the business.
Wednesday, December 3
78 year old manager back
Wayne Terwillger is not your average 78 year old man he has decided to return for another season of minor league baseball he took the Cats to the playoffs last season and won 15 more games than they had the year before so can see something about next years team that has him thinking championship we shall see. Also in Cats news team President Marty Scott and former player Danny Ozark along with Terwillger were inducted into the Texas baseball hall of fame in November of 2003.
Wednesday, December 3
New coach any one!
The Fort Worth Brahmas minor league hockey team fired head coach Bill Inglis some say what took so long after coming into a losing situation he could not turn the team around,at times they played well but you never got a feeling that the team was under the right man for the job.The team has been on a two and half years losing streak they win ever so often but a contender I think not and both players and fans had about as much as both sides could take but now comes the real test will GM Mike Barrack get the right person or will he keep the same situation only another body doing the job because some think he should be on the chopping block too.Al Sims is the new coach he was fired by the Corpus Christi Icerayz November 18th of this 2003 season after they were having a tough start at 5-6-2.
Sunday, November 30
Brahmas lose 10 in a row
Read more on the team site the Brahmas while losing this last game with players hurt and a flu bug and on and on wait is that an excuse well check the team site this could be a long season.
Monday, November 24
Can of you know what open up on Brahmas!
The Amarillo Gorillas beat the Brahmas by a 9-1 score on sunday afternoon,The Austin Icebats had just finished them on saturday night November 22 by a score 2-1.Now this could be taken 2 ways its early and things will get better or it looks to be another long season for those fans who wish to hang in there but looking at the amount of fans coming to the home games not many intend to hang around.Let us face it the name of the game is (Win) and this rings even more so in minor league sports.
Wednesday, November 19
Could the Brahmas be dead before season really starts?
The team has 2 wins and have looked good at times but? we saw this last season and you what that turned into,they are looking to bring back some players who have been a part of the team before to try and turn things around coach Inglish has shown that he is good at pulling them together as a team but wins have been far and away hard to find.Could Craig Johnson who was a coach last season have tuned this team into winners he thought he would get at least a chance but the Brahmas brass went back with Inglish as the head coach so Johnson walked now it is still early in the season but from looking at the fans attending the games they are getting restless and want a winner one things for sure a change is coming again if things don't turn by seasons end.
Tuesday, November 11
Regulators to face the Law!!!!!!
Both Regulators sports teams will match up with law enforcement teams the Tarrant County Regulators basketball team will play the Tarrant County Sheriff department team and the Fort Worth Regulators football team will play the Houston Gunners police department team in Houston both law enforcement teams are very compettive and should make for some solid entertainment for fans.The basketball game will take place at the Haws athletic Center home of the Regulators in downtown Fort Worth.
Sunday, November 9
Regulators basketball and football going to camp
The basketball team will open training camp in December as players start to report for the 2004 season which opens with pre season games starting in January.The Regulators football team will start off season workouts in December as they start weight training and conditioning programs.
Sunday, November 9
Early losses could cost Brahmas
Can the team afford to lose a few games early in the season and catch up later,well I don't think so this team while on paper looks like a better team than last seasons team still is not good enough to get into early losing as a way to be a contender by playoff time.The one point losses while not too bad on the score board tells a lot about a team like this stay tuned it could be a long season again.
Sunday, November 2
Brahmas fall in home opener
The team looked good in the 1st period and out shot the Oklahoma Blazers for most of the game but when they needed to step up they couldn't and the Blazers did when they needed to the game was broadcast live on cable .And sportsbroadcasters Will Williams and his partner Rush Olson intervied team owner Stuart Fraizer he was in Texas to see his investment first hand he talked about his relationship with team GM Mike Barrack and the outlook of the furure for the team.
Sunday, October 26
Regulators basketball and Football ready
The Tarrant County Regulators basketball team and Fort Worth Regulators football team will start getting ready for the 2004 seasons in December training camp opens for the basketball team and off season workouts start for the football team both teams are training at the Bertha Collins Sports Complex the home for the sports organizations team offices are located in the complex.Also the proposed stadium of the football team is looking to break ground in late 2004 or early 2005 and will seat 5000 fans and have 10 box suites for fans at a cost of $1,500.00.
Sunday, August 31
Both Regulators will be holding tryouts in September
Go to link to get to team sites.
Sunday, August 31
Cats lose in playoff
The Cats had a season better than most people thought they would have but it came to end on saturday night losing 2-1 the team that finished at the bottom of almost all stats the league had in 2004 came out and did what few beleived could be done.Read more on the team site in links.
Monday, August 25
Cats in Playoff
The Fort Worth Cats will make the 2003 CBL playoffs and the second season begins for the franchise.Question is will they showup strong to defend the home turf in the first round they will the bats to be hot and some solid defense to win.
Saturday, August 2
Regulators have a training complex
The Fort Worth Basketball and football Regulators have a complete training complex 5 miles east of downtown,Will Williams said this will help us complete what we have started we now can better serve our players while upgrading the talent on the teams we look to move our team offices in by september and have team mini camp ready to go for basketball and football by then as well. We are slightly ahead of schedule even though this was on our agenda we had to move on this now and continue to show our fan base we are serious about winning and being a part of the community.Basketball tryouts September 13th and Regulators football tryouts September 27th checkout team sites for more information.
Saturday, August 2
Youth city championship games on TV
Will Williams and his broadcast partner Rush Olson will call the Fort Worth Youth Sports Council Basketball Championship games for channel 31 sports in Fort Worth,TX on August 9th at the Haws Athletic Center downtown Fort Worth it will be a first ,the games have never been telecast before i coached in the league and have known of it since 1991 so i was happy to get the kids a chance to be seen by those who may not know of the program Williams said.
Friday, June 27
Cats win Ducks for lunch!!
The Cats came through when they had to as manager Wayne Terwilliger got tossed his team found the fire need to put away the Ozark Mountian Ducks 8-5 read more on teams site in links.The bats came alive and the hits kept coming as the cats look to end the first half of the season on a high note the pitching is still out there and so is the hitting but on the nights when everything comes together they can be tough to beat.And Dodger the mascot loses again his 71st loss in the Dodger dash race.
Saturday, June 14
Wet game to much for Cats
The Fort Worth Cats played hard but the Sports of Shrevport had to much power and went on to win the first game of a double header check the team site in links to see more.
Saturday, May 17
Fort Worth Regulators football combine will be televised
The Regulators football team will hold a team combine in August date has not been set yet but it looks like August 1st or 14th in Fort Worth,Texas location will be announced in mid June of 2003.
Saturday, May 17
Could the Cats have another long season
Could the Fort Worth Cats be in for another long season they have not look'ed like it might be in the home opener but lets wait a few games check their site to see for yourself.
Saturday, May 17
John Thompson hits 22
Thompson leads way in win over K-104 Radio team in overtime Landris Johnson and Jesse Clinton played big as well for more go to team site.
Sunday, April 13
Regulators game will be televised
The Tarrant County Regulators will play the April 17th game at home vs the Metroplex Allstars in Fort Worth, Texas. The game will be rebroadcast on Charter cable channel 31 in Fort Worth April 18th-19th-20th Easter Weekend 2003 times are 9:00am 12:00 noon 7:00 pm.
Saturday, April 5
Cats hold open house
The minor league Cats baseball team held an open house on saturday April 5th from 10:am until 2:00pm for the Fort Worth community to take a look at the almost completed stadium,They had played the 2002 season with some of it undone.
Saturday, April 5
The first ever game for team on TV
The Tarrant County Regulators played the teams first ever game on thursday April 3rd and the while not live was rebroadcast on local Charter cable station 31 they went on to win the game and show people who did not attend what they have to come live.
Saturday, April 5
Regulators games at Haws Athletic Center
The home for the minor league basketball team for the 2003 season is the Haws Athletic Center downtown Fort Worth,Texas 600 Congress Street.
Saturday, April 5
Regulators win
Guard Ryan Murrow led the Regulators scoring with 14 as they shut down the Dallas Diesel in a mionr league basketball showdown the defensive tempo was set by James Whitfield and Jesse Clinton inside blocked shots kept the diesel off the track all night.
Wednesday, March 26
Former Dallas Cowboy part of sports show
Will Williams who has hosted ,produced ,directed his own sports talk show before will be joining forces with the ex Cowboy player to co host a area sports talk show on cable Micheal Downs played from 1981-88 with the Cowboys and has just released a book Fruits of Faith,Hope and Love which has ex Cowboys player Roger Staubach,Bill Bates ,Darren Woodson,Larry Allen, Calvin Hill and others talking about life away from the game and inside of the game.The stories inside are not of a football book but takes you inside the life of ups and downs of these people interviewed in the book.
Tuesday, April 23
Minor League Stadium Craze
Minor league sports teams are in need of stadiums? Yes they are it helps on the bottom line and total worth of the franchise playing in a total rent free stadium and concession control can add much needed value to a franchise.The Texas Diablo had stadium trouble and lost a lot of revenue on home games they are now in the process of building a stadium,and control of there on destiny some cities work with the local teams because of the extra business that comes with the teams but that also depends on the size of the city.
Friday, April 26
Texas Diablo Player Gets A Look
Senior Vice President of Vector Sports Management Tony Calandro looked over a few Diablo Football players,he was impressed by Derrick Mitchell the fastest player on the team he has a 40 time on grass of 4;37.
Saturday, April 27
Deal on Wheels And Football
Will Williams Owner of the Texas Diablo Football team has landed a big deal on Wheels to read full story click links and go on Diablo site.
Canadian League Tryouts
The Toronto Argonauts will conduct open tryouts on sunday April 28th at 8;00am in North Richland Hills,TX Birdville Stadium.
Tuesday, April 30
League Tryouts
Saskatchewan Roughriders will be on campus UTA College stadium sunday May 5th for more info call 306-556-4200 Arlington,TX will be where the tryouts are.
Street Hockey,Cats on the prowl
The Brahmas will start another year of street hockey clinics and the FT.Worth Cats baseball team will start exhibition games click their links for more info.
Monday, May 6
Womens Football ?
Yes womens football coming to area the Dallas Stampede will play saturday in Irving at Trinity View Park 1;00 PM kickoff.For more infomation on game .www.dallasstampede.com
CHL,Team fires coach after drug arrest
The head coach of the El Paso Buzzards was fired after he was charged with possessing nearly 100 pounds of marijuana.The coach said he is innocent he had been with the team since 1996.The team went on to lose its final playoff game 4-3 he was released on $50,000 bond about six hours before the game.
Brahmas GM Fights for another team?
The San Antonio Iguanas might be on the way out do to a new team coming to town,The San Antonio Spurs basketball team wanted a hockey tenant for the new arena they will play in but do to the lack of a deal between the two sports teams the spurs started looking else where and a partnership between the Florida Panthers and Spurs will bring an American Hockey League team to town,Now GM Mike Barack sounds off saying it could hurt the Central Hockey League if the Iguanas lose the the battle for San Antonio Hockey stay tune the pucks could be flying all over the place.
Cats on Radio
The cats have made their choice for the radio broadcast of the games John Nelson who will be joined by team communications director Dave Hatchett a former Rangers and Mavericks postgame show host.
Replay of Cats games on cable
FT.Worth cable viewers can watch all the replay action of the team on charter cable channel 31 back for a second year with the team coverage will be the team of Rush Olson and Will Williams who do all of the sports coverage announcing for the station.Replay days are friday morning 9;00 am 12 midnight,saturday 12;00 noon and sunday 7;00 pm.they also cover high school sports and Brahmas hockey alone with TCU and Texas Wesleyan college sports.
Diablo Stadium Looks to Rome
The stadium of the minor league team will have the look of the Roman Closseum the site will consist of a full entertainment galley.
Cooper,Cardwell Leave Fold!
Two key players on the Fort Worth Brahmas hockey team are out goalie Kory Cooper will be a part of the Lubbock team next season completing the trade for Peter Cava,Cardwell is headed for Corpus Christi making the Dave Bourque trade complete,both have said they have no plans of ever playing for the Brahmas again.
World ranked boxers to fight in new stadium
May 31st will be the Miller Lite Texas Title Series two World ranked boxers will head line a card at LaGrave Field the FT.Worth Cats new stadium for more info call the cats office.
Three Brahmas on expansion list
Goaltender Cameron MacDonald,defenseman Daniel Villenueve,and right wing Brent Cullaton one will be on the new Laredo Bucks team next season the Bucks can only pick one player from each team.
Thursday, May 23
Brahmas Pres becomes coach!
Andy Moog former Dallas Stars goalie and now former Fort Worth Brahmas President is goalie coach for the Stars he will continue to have a minority ownership in the Brahmas.
Friday, May 24
Historic moment!!!!!
The first ever game played at the new LAGRAVE FIELD WAS SOLD OUT BY THE FT.WORTH Cats Minor League Baseball team yes Baseball is back in ft.Worth with 5619 fans attending and the first tv play by play coverage of the game done by Will Williams and Rush OLSON,and Directed by Reggie Burrell cable channel 31 sports,The team should be a success now that they control their own destiny the stadium will go a long way in helping that. They have upgraded the players and the new stadium will also help in that way too as players have a thing for the locations they play in even more so at the minor league level.
Tuesday, June 4
Stadium Not Enough
As the season wears on the Fort Worth Cats are finding out they are only in their second year last season the average attendence was about 1200 with the new Stadium seating 5000 they got that and some the first few games but they also were losing,It will take all of 5 years to build a solid fan base they do average 2500 per home game way ahead of schedule and they are competive in every game but they will by next season have to find a way to win.
Williams on the Move
Sports is a business Will Williams who is always looking for a deal has started a mens semi pro basketball league the RDBL will start play in the fall the league consist of players 18-25 years old games will be at the Sycamore Recreation Center their is also a mens Class A Baseball minor league team starting play in 2003 and two more divisions will be added to the RDFL football league a womens division of 8 on 8 outdoor 50 yards and a indoor 6 on 6 semi pro summer division of mens arena ball and all with some type of tv coverage through my production company Williams said.The Diablo and Fort Worth Regulators football teams will grow as part of the RDFL football league.
Thursday, July 25
Cats can't seem to win!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Fort Worth Cats started the second half of the season with 4 wins but seem to falling back into what was a not a good first half not enough hits they are at or near the bottom of the in almost every team stat the question will come up after this is it the coach or the players they make roster moves and still not get any better now the fan base is their people are attending the games in record numbers for a second year team but how much longer will they wait for a winner i think a half of next season which would be the third year for the young franchise the fans will continue to support a team that loses by 1 run but 11 to 1 blowouts will cause the winds to change real fast stay tuned .
Thursday, July 25
New scoring Threat
The Fort Worth Brahmas hockey has added a new player to its roster Justin Williams he's a forward who played in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League he comes in having 42 goals and 54 assists from last season he is considered a play maker.
Thursday, August 22
Regional Development Basketball League
Open tryout and scrimmage camp to be held on September 7th at the Sycamore Community Center at 10;00 am season will start on October 5th.Up date RDBL teams battle for championship.
Wednesday, September 25
Cats may have new manager in 2003
The Cats may be thinking about making a change while nothing is out there to say any different they might make the move while Jim Gentile has done a good job of getting the team on its way the win loss percentage has to change many whispers have been going on about the talent vs is the right man in place to lead a young team this could get interesting.
Wednesday, September 25
Some Brahmas make the jump
Rookie defenseman Lee Jacobson will go to training camp with the Chicago Wolves affiliate to the Atlanta Trashers left wing Chad Woollard and defenseman Adam Davis will be in camp with the Utah Grizzlies affiliate to the Dallas Stars general manager Mike Barack says this shows we are doing something right and gives us some creditabilty that we do have a place players can showcase their skills and be seen.
Monday, October 7
USBL Headed to Fort Worth
The inaugural season is set for late April if all goes well in getting a place to play the Texas Rimrockers will go to work as another minor league team in the city.
Monday, November 18
RDBL Pro/Am start play in 2003
The Tarrant County Regulators have announced that Deirick Diaz will be the teams GM they will start play in April of 2003 home games will be held in the city the location is being finalized and will be announced very soon.
Monday, November 18
Brahmas trying to find stride
Its still to early to call the season a loss the team has gotten off to another bad start and injuries are taken a toll on it as well but the players seem to not want to give up and if they can just make it through the first half i think they will be ok maybe not ready for the elite teams in the league just yet but on any given night they can knock one off and that alone will get them respect. Some roster moves will have to be made in order to get into the plyoffs that can be seen even this early in the season.
Saturday, December 14
Regulators coming to town
The Guilliaum SportsGroup will bring Pro/Am basketball to the city starting in March 2003 the Tarrant County Regulators will play at the Tarrant County Junior College campus gym.The teams community plan will have them interlocked with the Southside Youth Association through a series of programs to help build the youth program.Ateam press conference will be held December 20th at 11:00 am in Fort Worth at the Bertha Collins Community Center.
Thursday, December 26
Local sports mogul to host book show
Will Williams a TV sports broadcaster on Charter Cable will host the Books in Review TV show former Dallas Cowboys player Micheal Downs who have just wrote a new book called Fruits of Faith hope and Love inspirational stories of current and former players will be on the show in Febuary 2003.Williams who is active in the minor league level of Pro/Am sports around the USA .
Sunday, December 29
Are Brahmas done
After a busy off season the minor league hockey team looked like they would compete.Only the opposite has been true even after making roster moves the team can't seem to get it together losing close games are in style for this team could it be time to look at changing the coach now thats a dirty word but something will need to done during the off season to create a fresh out look to the fans .
Friday, January 3
Hockey team changes direction
The new direction the Brahmas have taken will hope to keep the fan base in place along with up grading the product GM Mike Barrick had to do something to stop the sliding team over a three year period the team has started with high hopes only to be hit by the reality that by the 30th game the season was over to read more on the changes click the team site on links.The team has a new head coach who got the call on a sunday morning before heading out to church.
Wednesday, March 26
Brahmas finish tough season
After interviewing GM Mike Barrack doing a break at one of the teams last home games he was looking forward to ending what was a very tough season for the minor league team winning less than 25 games .Made things rough on players and fans alike they will have to fix the coaching position Barrack said they would have that fix pretty fast and upgrade some key player positions it should be a very interesting off season for Barrack as well because if he should fell to right the ship he could also be on the chopping block.
Wednesday, March 26
2 new minor league basketball teams
Fort Worth has 2 minor league basketball teams the Tarrant County Regulators play in the Pro/Am Regional Development Basketball League and the Texas Rim Rockers are part of the United States Basketball League.The Regulators play a regional schedule while the Rim Rockers play a far reaching travel schedule up to New York Guilliaum Sports Group owned by Will Williams looked at the opportunity to have a league in place that could make some profit while playing and giving players an chance to get seen by bigger leagues both teams will tip off the 2003 seasons in April the Regulators are scheduled to play April 3rd against the Dallas Diesel the game will be cover'ed on Charter Cable 31 sports in Fort Worth.
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