AF2. 2011 Chicago Rush Dallas Vigilantes Iowa Barnstormers Kansas City Command Tulsa Talons The Midwest Division changed its name back to Central Division. Dallas and Tulsa moved in from Southwest Division (now Eastern Division). Cleveland and Milwaukee moved to the Eastern Division. Kansas City reactivated. 2012 Chicago Rush Iowa Barnstormers Kansas City Command San Antonio Talons Dallas suspended, Tulsa relocated to San Antonio. 2013 Chicago Rush Iowa Barnstormers San Antonio Talons Kansas City folded. 2014–2015 Portland Thunder San Jose SaberCats Spokane Shock Central Division becomes Pacific Division. Portland enfranchised, Chicago folded, Iowa was moved to the East Division, and San Antonio was moved to the West Division. After 2015, divisions were eliminated in favor of conferences due to declining team count. Division Champions 1995: St. Louis Stampede (9–3) 1996: Iowa Barnstormers (12–2) 1997: Iowa Barnstormers (11–3) 1998: Houston Thunderbears (8–6) 1999: Iowa Barnstormers (11–3) 2000: Iowa Barnstormers (9–5) 2001: Grand Rapids Rampage (11–3) 2002: Chicago Rush (9–5) 2003: Dallas Desperados (10–6) 2004: Chicago Rush (11–5) 2005: Colorado Crush (10–6) 2006: Colorado Crush (11–5) 2007: Chicago Rush (12–4) 2008: Chicago Rush (11–5) 2010 (as Midwest Division): Milwaukee Iron (11–5) 2011: Chicago Rush (13–5) 2012: San Antonio Talons (14–4) 2013: Chicago Rush (10–8) 2014: San Jose SaberCats (13–5) 2015: San Jose SaberCats (17–1) References Arena Football League divisions Chicago Rush Iowa Barnstormers San Antonio Talons San Jose SaberCats Spokane Shock 1995 establishments in the United States St. Louis Stampede Oklahoma Wranglers Milwaukee Mustangs (1994–2001) Grand Rapids Rampage Houston Thunderbears Detroit Fury Indiana Firebirds Dallas Desperados Kansas City Command Cleveland Gladiators Milwaukee Mustangs (2009–2012) Dallas Vigilantes Portland Steel