a last-second field goal, by Garrett Ewald of Coral Springs. Fort Myers played its first game June 16. Results June 9, 2012Fort Lauderdale 13 @ Daytona Beach 10 in Fort Pierce June 16, 2012Fort Myers 14 v. Fort Lauderdale 0 in Fort Pierce June 30, 2012Daytona Beach 16 @ Fort Myers 9 July 7, 2012Daytona Beach 6 @ Fort Lauderdale 0 July 14, 2012 Fort Myers 10 @ Fort Lauderdale 21 July 28, 2012 Daytona Beach 16 @ Fort Lauderdale 14 (SFL Championship Game) Final standings 2013 season After numerous proposals and another erroneous draft schedule was released in the 2012-13 offseason, by the time of the April 2013 training camps the league had settled on an expansion to four teams for the 2013 season, adding the Miami Ironmen. The league began play on June 8, 2013 with a baseball-style doubleheader in Fort Lauderdale. Two days before the start of the season, the league also announced that all six of the SFL's scheduled games for 2013 will take place at Central Broward Regional Park. The Swampdogs were nonetheless renamed the "Pompano Swampdogs" despite no connection to that city; likewise, the league made no effort to relocate the Daytona Beach Racers back to its namesake city, although the team's head coach continued to send news reports to the local newspapers there. The schedule is single round-robin, with each team playing each other once. Results June 8, 2013Swampdogs 8 v. Daytona Beach 6 June 8, 2013Miami 18 @ Fort Lauderdale 14 June 15, 2013Swampdogs 14 @ Fort Lauderdale 22 June 15, 2013Daytona 6 v. Miami 42 June 27, 2013Swampdogs 2 v. Miami 10 June 27, 2013Daytona 0 @ Fort Lauderdale 7 July 2, 2013Miami 14 @ Daytona 0 (Semifinal) July 2, 2013 Swampdogs 12 @ Fort Lauderdale 8 (Semifinal) July 6, 2013 Swampdogs 6 v. Miami 21 (SFL Championship Game) Final standings Resolution The team formally dismissed all of its coaches in February 2014 and ceased operations; the league released a draft schedule that was to begin the 2014 season in April, but the schedule was removed after none of the games were played and the 2014 season was silently canceled. Commissioner/owner Peter Hulthwaite announced the league's assets were up for sale on August 24, 2016. References External links Official Web site Defunct American football leagues in the United States Defunct professional sports leagues in the United States