Majestics women’s football gives a show with scrimmage in Kent: Slide Show

The Seattle Majestics gave local fans a sneak preview into their new season with their Red and Black Scrimmage March 20 at French Field.

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  • Wednesday, March 24, 2010 2:27pm
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Majestics' veteran Angie Andrew (32) swats a pass from quarterback Michel Volk

Majestics' veteran Angie Andrew (32) swats a pass from quarterback Michel Volk

The Seattle Majestics gave local fans a sneak preview into their new season with their Red and Black Scrimmage March 20 at French Field. More than 100 people were in attendance at the event, watching the women’s tackle football team put their rookies and veterans to the test.

You can catch the Majestics – who went undefeated during last year’s regular season in the Women’s Independent Football League, but were bumped off in the first game of the playoffs – at their home opener April 10, against the Sacramento Sirens. Kick off is 6 p.m.

Here’s the schedule for the season:

Home games kick off 6 p.m. at Kent’s French Field, 10200 S.E. 256th St.

April 3: @ California Quake

April 10: (Home Opener) Sacramento Sirens

April 17: BYE

April 24: @ Portland Shockwave

May 1: Portland Shockwave (Kick off is 7 p.m.)

May 8: @ So Cal Scorpions

May 15: @ Portland Shockwave

May 22: BYE

May 29: Modesto Maniax

June 5: Tucson Monsoon

June 12: Divisional Playoffs

July 10: Conference Playoffs

July 24: National Championship in Austin, Texas

For more information about tickets, team roster and merchandise, visit www.theseattlemajestics.com.


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