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The Los Angeles Pacific Warriors are members of the 2010 Women's Football Alliance, a 44 team national women's tackle footbal league. High-level athletes, experienced coaches, and a professional organization make up this player-owned team. The Warriors are based out of Los Angeles California and obtains tremendous support from the Polynesian Community. In their first season, the Warriors rolled to a 7-1 regular season record, toping it off with a win over undefeated Las Vegas Showgirlz to take their share of the Pacific South Division. In addition, 9 Warriors were named to the 2010 All-American Team. In just one season, the Warriors have established themselves as one of the best teams in women's football today.

Not in Our House!

After getting embarrassed 34 to 6 when they played the Las Vegas Showgirlz in Vegas, May 8th, the Warriors prepared for paybacks. In one of the biggest turnarounds in Women's Football History, the Pacific Warriors beat the Las Vegas Showgirlz 33-21 at home to gain their share of the Pacific South Championship. Cassey Brick had another outstanding game scoring 3 TDs and rushing for over 200 yards. Melody Peterson who returned to the Warriors starting line-up for the first time in 2010 had 3 key interceptions to stop the Showgirlz lethal passing attack. The Warriors move to 7-1 and prepare to travel to Dallas, TX to take on the undefeated Lone Star Mustangs.

Warriors are raising money for their postseason run. Please help them finish what they started with a small donation to the team. We need our fans more than ever for support. Every little bit counts! 100% of each donation goes towards helping each player get to Dallas Texas for round one of the Playoffs. The Warriors are members of the WFA, a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductable.

Warriors shut down the Assassins!

The Warriors traveled to Phoenix to play the Arizona Assassins for the second time. The first meeting between the two teams ended with the Warriors winning 34 to 26. The Assassins were hoping for a payback. The Warriors first drive of the game was led by Cassey Brick who broke out for two long runs. The drive ended with a TD when Jameelah Flynn punched it in at the 2 yard line. The Assassins struck back with their own touchdown and two point conversion ending the half with an 8-6 lead. The Warriors came out after halftime with a vengeance. Sarah McVicar's 30 yard pass completion to Erin Gnekow helped sustain the drive and Brick capped off the drive with a 2 yard TD run. The Warriors defense held their ground thanks to Tamara McDonald, Jo Melissa Jackson, Nafanua Tavai, and Tanya Paaluhi who all made game changing tackles in the backfield on numerous occassions. However a key punt by the Assassins which landed on the one yard line in the fourth quarter had the Warriors with their backs against the wall. Brick gave the team some breathing room with a 4 yard carry. On third and 6, McVicar capitalized on a blitzing Assassins defense completing a 5 yard slant to Lisa King, and one broken tackle later, King was in the endzone for a 96 yard TD. The Warriors are now 5-1 on the season and have a division championship their sights.

Cassey brick scores in the final seconds against the Central Cal War Angels to give the Warriors a victory.

More Game Pics

WARRIORS ROLL OVER STING IN SEASON OPENER

Led by Cassey Brick #24, the Warriors hit the ground running on their home opener beating the San Diego Sting 41 to 0. On the very first run of the game, Brick broke out for a 40 yard touchdown run. Her speed would be more than the Sting could handle scoring 5 TD's and running for 304 yards. The other points were scored by Lisa King who had a 72 yard receiving TD and 5 PAT's.The Warrior Defense led by Esther Uini, held the the Sting scoreless.

WARRIORS ANNOUNCE THEIR HOME STADIUM!

The Pacific Warriors are proud to announce they will be playing their home games at Mira Costa High School (WALLER STADIUM) in Manhatten Beach. This state-of-the-art-stadium is located near the Warriors largest fan-base in the Manhatten Beach area.

Got What it Takes to Be a Warrior?

Contact pacwarriors@yahoo.com if your interested in playing.

No Experience is necessary, you will be trained by college and professional coaches.

Warriors team up with USC Football and the Coliseum. The Warriors worked the USC Football concessions to help the Trojans and also earn money for their team. The Warriors' sponsors and fundraisers will enable all players regardless of their financial status to be a part of their team.