Eastern Conference (IFL)

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The Eastern Conference (EC) is a conference of the Indoor Football League (IFL), the highest level of professional indoor football in the United States. The Eastern Conference and its counterpart, the Western Conference, each have seven teams and were created as part of the 2022 IFL expansion.

Founded2022
No. of teams7
Quick facts League, Sport ...
Eastern Conference
LeagueIndoor Football League
SportIndoor football
Founded2022
No. of teams7
Most recent
champion
Quad City Steamwheelers (1st title)
Most titlesFrisco Fighters (2 titles)
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Teams

EC championships

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SeasonDateWinning teamScoreLosing teamArenaLocationRef.
2022 July 29 Quad City Steamwheelers 48–41 Frisco Fighters Comerica Center Frisco, Texas [1]
2023 July 29 Sioux Falls Storm 45–44 Frisco Fighters Comerica Center Frisco, Texas [2]
2024 August 2 Massachusetts Pirates 51–28 Green Bay Blizzard Resch Center Green Bay, Wisconsin [3]
2025 August 9 Green Bay Blizzard 71–64 Quad City Steamwheelers Resch Center Green Bay, Wisconsin [4]
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Division champions

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SeasonTeamRecordPostseason results
Eastern Conference
2022 Frisco Fighters (1) 14–2 Won Round One (Barnstormers) 64–39
Lost WC Championship (Steamwheelers) 41–48
2023 Frisco Fighters (2) 13–2 Won Round One (Steamwheelers) 57–29
Lost WC Championship (Storm) 44–45
2024 Green Bay Blizzard (1) 13–3 Won Round One (Steamwheelers) 34–23
Lost WC Championship (Pirates) 51–28
2025 Quad City Steamwheelers (1) 11–5 Won Round One (Sharks) 57–41
Lost WC Championship (Blizzard) 64–71
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Wild Card qualifiers

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SeasonTeamRecordPostseason results
Eastern Conference
2022 Massachusetts Pirates 11–5 Lost Round One (Steamwheelers) 38–39
Quad City Steamwheelers 9–7 Won Round One (at Pirates) 39–38
Won EC Championship (at Fighters) 48–41
Lost IFL National Championship (at Wranglers) 45–47
Iowa Barnstormers 9–7 Lost Round One (at Fighters) 14–53
2023 Sioux Falls Storm 9–6 Won Round One (Pirates) 42–39
Won WC Championship (at Fighters) 45–44
Lost IFL National Championship (vs. Panthers) 41–51
Massachusetts Pirates 9–6 Lost Round One (at Storm) 39–42
Quad City Steamwheelers 9–6 Lost Round One (Fighters) 29–57
2024 Frisco Fighters 13–3 Lost Round One (Pirates) 50–53
Massachusetts Pirates 8–8 Won Round One (at Fighters) 53–50
Won WC Championship (at Blizzard) 51–28
Lost IFL National Championship (vs. Rattlers) 16–53
Quad City Steamwheelers 8–8 Lost Round One (at Blizzard) 23–34
2025 Green Bay Blizzard 10–6 Won Round One (Oilers) 58–26
Won WC Championship (at Steamwheelers) 71–64
Lost IFL National Championship (vs. Knight Hawks) 61–64
Tulsa Oilers 10–6 Lost Round One (at Blizzard) 26–58
Jacksonville Sharks 10–6 Lost Round One (at Steamwheelers) 41–57
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Season results

Denotes team that won the IFL National Championship
Denotes team that won the EC Championship, but lost the IFL National Championship
Denotes team that qualified for the IFL Playoffs
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Season Team (record)
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2022: The Eastern Conference was formed with seven inaugural members: the Bismarck Bucks, Frisco Fighters, Green Bay Blizzard, Iowa Barnstormers, Massachusetts Pirates, Quad City Steamwheelers, and Sioux Falls Storm.
2022 Frisco (14–2) Massachusetts (11–5) Quad City (9–7) Iowa (9–7) Sioux Falls (8–8) Green Bay (7–10) Bismarck (3–13) N/a
2023: An expansion team, the Tulsa Oilers, joined the Eastern Conference while the Bucks suspended operations.[5][6]
2023 Frisco (13–2) Sioux Falls (9–6) Massachusetts (9–6) Quad City (9–6) Green Bay (7–8) Iowa (3–12) Tulsa (2–13) N/a
2024: The Jacksonville Sharks joined the conference.[7]
2024 Green Bay (13–3) Frisco (13–3) Massachusetts (8–8) Quad City (8–8) Tulsa (6–10) Jacksonville (5–11) Iowa (5–11) Sioux Falls (3–13)
2025: The Fishers Freight expansion team joined the conference.[8] The Fighters and Storm went dormant.[9][10]
2025 Quad City (11–5) Green Bay (10–6) Tulsa (10–6) Jacksonville (10–6) Massachusetts (7–9) Fishers (7–9) Iowa (1–15) N/a
2026: The Pirates relocated to Orlando and became the Orlando Pirates.[11]
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