and played two seasons until the AIF folded and they themselves were evicted from their home arena. While working to establish its own Elite Indoor Football league for 2017, they rebranded as the Southern Steam and played home games outdoors and later in a converted warehouse in nearby Statesboro. Texas Stealth – Announced as an expansion team for the 2016 season but joined North American Indoor Football (a semi-professional league) prior to their first season. Triangle Torch – Joined as an expansion team for the 2016 season. Joined the reorganized Supreme Indoor Football for the 2017 season. Utah Valley Thunder – Assumed the identity of the Utah Blaze in the Arena Football League in 2010 until 2013. Vermont Bucks – Announced as 2017 expansion team two days prior to the AIF folding. Created the new Can-Am Indoor Football League for 2017. West Michigan Ironmen – Joined for the 2016 season until the AIF folded. Announced they had joined Champions Indoor Football for 2017. Substitute Chambersburg Cardinals – semi-professional outdoor team that played two games as a substitute in 2006, from the North American Football League. Columbus Blackhawks – semi-professional team that filled in for one game in 2006. Philadelphia Scorpions – semi-professional team that filled in for one game in 2006. Championship games See also List of leagues of American football References External links Defunct indoor American football leagues in the United States