APRIL 2010
TURNOVERS AGAIN COSTLY FOR VIGILANTES
For the second game in a row, turnovers cost the Dallas Vigilantes an opportunity to earn their first win in franchise history. Making the Vigilantes' miscues even more glaring was the fact that the Tampa Bay Storm capitialized on every mistake Dallas made en route to a 54-41 victory Friday evening at the St. Pete Times Forum. (continue)

VIGILANTES TURN TO DRAFTS IN WAKE OF STAFFORD INJURY
When Dallas Vigilantes quarterback Shane Stafford was sacked and lost a fumble that was returned for a touchdown in the third quarter of the 2010 season opener at Tulsa, it wasn’t just a game-changing play. Rather, it was a moment that will change the entire outlook on the Vigilantes' 2010 season. (continue)

VIGILANTES LOOK TO TURN THE PAGE AFTER LOSS
Two days after giving up a late second half lead in their loss to the Tulsa Talons, the Dallas Vigilantes returned to practice in hopes of rectifying what went wrong down the stretch of a game that the Dallas players and coaches felt they gave away. (continue)

LATE TURNOVERS SINK VIGILANTES IN SEASON OPENER
Despite jumping out to a 38-21 lead early in the second half, the Vigilantes were the victim of two big turnovers that propelled Tulsa to a 63-59 win in Dallas’ first game in franchise history. Dallas (0-1) outgained Tulsa (2-0) 361 to 188 in total yards but two lost fumbles proved to be the difference. (continue)

INGOLD FACES FAMILIAR OPPONENT WHEN VIGILANTES OPEN INAUGURAL SEASON
After a month of grueling early morning training camp practices and a bye week to open the 2010 Arena Football League season, the Dallas Vigilantes are set to kickoff their inaugural season Saturday night when they travel to face Southwest Division foe Tulsa at 7:00 p.m. at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Okla. (continue)

MARCH 2010
VIGILANTES MAKE FINAL PRESEASON ROSTER MOVES
Despite having a rare bye week to start the season, the Dallas Vigilantes’ coaching staff spent this past weekend completing the arduous task of identifying the pieces needed to win this season’s ArenaBowl championship, including making tough decisions in paring down the team’s training camp roster of 35 players to the mandatory 23-man regular-season roster. (continue)

VIGILANTES ROUTE BATTLE WINGS IN PRESEASON GAME
Led by three touchdowns apiece from wide receivers Matt Fields and Derek Lee, the Dallas Vigilantes made a bold statement in the franchise’s first-ever pre-season game with a 65-44 victory over the Bossier-Shreveport BattleWings Sunday afternoon at the CenturyTel Center.
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TEXAS TIES COMMON THEME AMONG VIGILANTES
For most of the Dallas Vigilantes, the opportunity to play football once again in 2010 is a dream come true. To the 17 players that are returning to their Texas roots, the situation is just icing on the cake. (continue)

FULLER, ANDERSON BRING WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE TO VIGILANTES
As the Dallas Vigilantes embark on their first season in the AFL, two leaders among the coaching staff are trying to find their niche as well. (continue)

VIGILANTES OPEN TRAINING CAMP
The Dallas Vigilantes’ journey towards the 2010 ArenaBowl championship began early Monday morning when they kicked off their inaugural season with day one of training camp at Clark Stadium in Plano. The team practiced without pads from 7-10 a.m. while participating in mostly individual and 3-on-3 drills. (continue)

CLARK STADIUM TO HOST VIGILANTES TRAINING CAMP
Plano Independent School District’s John Clark Stadium will serve as the 2010 home for the Dallas Vigilantes’ two-week training camp and will be the team’s season-long practice facility, the Vigilantes announced Friday. (continue)

FEBRUARY 2010
ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE RE-LAUNCHES
After a one-year hiatus, the Arena Football League (AFL) is poised for a triumphant return, according to league executives who unveiled the revitalized league in a teleconference today with media. The league announced plans for the upcoming season, advanced progress toward expanding into the Philadelphia, Southern California, Denver, and Pittsburgh markets, and detailed its contract with the NFL Network to broadcast AFL games in 2010. (continue)

DALLAS ARENA FOOTBALL TEAM ANNOUNCES TEAM NAME, UNVEILS NEW VISUAL IDENTITY
Dallas’ arena football franchise will be known as the Dallas Vigilantes, the team announced Thursday. The team also released its new visual identity, including a dynamic primary and secondary logo. (continue)