Wichita Wild

The Wichita Wild is a professional indoor football team. Since 2009 The wild has played in the IFL. They are Owned by Wink Hartman. Their General Manager is Mike McCoy. They are coached by Ken Matous.

2007 Season
They began play in 2007 as an independent organization playing all games at home against semi-pro opponents from the midwest. They played their home games at the Kansas Coliseum, which WAS also the home of the Central Hockey League|CHL's Wichita Thunder.

2008 Season
In 2008, they competed in the United Indoor Football | UIF. Their final record was 2-12 with wins over Colorado and River City. At the end of the season the league merged with the Intense Football League to form the Indoor Football League.They played their home games at the Kansas Coliseum.

2009 Season
In 2009, the Wild played their home games at Hartman Arena. The arena was built for indoor football purposes. The wild also established themselves as a well established Indoor football team. In the 2009 season they won Numerous awards i.e. Franchise of the year and they made the playoffs for the first time ever just falling one game shy of the championship. The wild was crowned Indoor Football League Central division champions. They also locally set a season ticket sales record. Running Back Darius Fudge set several Personal records and along with Wide out Clintion soloman both were named player of the week. The signing of Quarterback Dixie Wooten had a huge effect on the wild boosting them into a playoff berth and almost a championship.