The NAFL is pleased to announce the Texas Tornadoes and the Minnesota Growlers joining the league for the 2023 season.  Commissioner Ryan Connor said, “Growing from 4 teams to 6 is an exciting next step for our young league, and evidence of the continued and growing interest for floorball in North America.”  Both teams are in the process of building a front office and filling their rosters.  Look for more news and player announcements in the coming weeks ..read more

The first annual NAFL Combine will take place on Friday, March 10th, at the Elzie Odom Recreation Center in Arlington, Texas.  Check in will take place from 9:00 – 9:30 a.m., and the combine will run from 10:00 – 12:00.  Players are expected to be dressed and warmed up by 10:00 for a prompt start.  Each player will receive a numbered shirt at check in to identify them during the combine. The combine will consist of specific drills, followed by multiple scrimmages.  Representatives from all six NAFL teams will be on hand to watch, as well as several current NAFL players.&nbs ..read more

The North American Floorball League is gearing up for its 2nd season during the summer of 2023.  The first annual owners meeting was a big success, and many exciting developments are in the works. The first announcement is the first ever NAFL Combine.  This combine will be an opportunity for players from North America and around the world to highlight their skills and receive feedback from the owners and coaches of the NAFL teams.  The combine will be held on Friday, March 10th, the day before the Texas Open Floorball Tournament in Dallas, TX.  The ..read more

North American Floorball League Commissioner Ryan Connor announced today that the inaugural season of the NAFL will be postponed until Summer 2022.  The decision is due to the continued travel restrictions between North America and the European Union.  “We waited as long as was practical to make the decision, but in the end the players, coaches, and officials must be given sufficient time to make travel plans” said Connor.  Every major sports league in the world has been affected by the pandemic, and the NAFL is no exception.  “We are moving forward with plans for 2022, and ..read more

The NAFL has completed its first season, and it was by all accounts a great success. High level competition, fun for the players, and a long list of learnings for the team owners and the league. One great thing that happened was the high level of interest from great floorball players all over the world. Players representing 11 different countries all played in the NAFL this season.  Some were recruited, some came with their friends, and some were chosen after filling out the “Player Interest” on the NAFL website. Each submission was added to the player database that is available to all o ..read more

This summer the North American Floorball League completed its first season when the Florida Vikings took home the Troy Cup. Commissioner Ryan Connor tells us about the first season and gives us a scoop for next season. The first season of the NAFL saw four teams compete for the top spot over five weekends and one day for the playoff games. Commissioner Ryan Connor sums up the first season. “In a word, successful.  We had a lot of challenges and have many many things to work on for next year.  But our stated goal was to bring very high-level floorball to North America, and integrate ..read more

This summer the inaugural season of the North American Floorball League takes place around the United States.  You can follow the games wherever you are.  All games will be streamed live on SolidSport.  You can buy a season pass and catch all of the action.  You can also buy a weekend pass for each weekend, or you may purchase individual games.  All games will be announced by the voice of the NAFL, Tanner David.  To watch the games and buy your season pass head over to SolidSport.com/nafl  Prices: Individual game – $10 Weekend pass – $25 Final weekend ..read more

The Texas Tornadoes have suspended operations for the 2022 season. The league will play with four teams this year with plans for expansion in the future. The revised schedule will be released this week ..read more

The NAFL has released its individual game schedule for the 2022 season.  You can find it here.  The season has also been compressed to play the championship games during week five of the season, rather than week six.  Over half of our players and officials are travelling overseas to play, and this change is made to accommodate the bye week for the World Games, without requiring athletes and officials to spend a sixth week away from home. All games will be streamed live, and season tickets and individual game tickets will be available to purchase in the coming weeks ..read more

Week 1 (Jun 24-26):  Fresno, CA Week 2 (Jul 1-3):  Salt Lake City, UT Week 3 (Jul 8-10):  Bye week for The World Games in Birmingham, AL Week 4 (Jul 15-18):  Orlando, FL Week 5 (Jul 22-24):  Ft Worth, TX Playoffs/Championship (Jul 29-31):  Ft Worth, TX Each team will play every other team 1 time per weekend.  Games will be played on Friday at 13:00, 16:00, and 19:00 local time.  Saturday games will be at 10:00, 13:00, 16:00, and 19:00 local time.  Sunday games will be played at 10:00, 13:00, and 16:00 local time. Championship weekend will feature th ..read more