The North Louisiana Football Alliance (NLFA) is a nine-man tackle football league based in Bossier City, Louisiana. The league comprises eight centrally owned and operated teams, all of which play their games at one scheduled location within the Ark-La-Tex region during the regular season.
Currently, six of the eight teams compete over an eight-week schedule, including two weeks of preseason and postseason games to compete for the NLFA Championship trophy.
The NLFA was established in 2019. It was created as an alternative for young athletes who weren’t offered an opportunity to play at the collegiate level a chance to pursue a potential career at playing full-contact football at a higher level.
The NLFA's goal is to provide a platform to allow players to compete in an organized and competitive league while developing a resume to assist them in advancing to a professional level. The league involves a variety of talent levels ranging from players that have played collegiately and professionally to players that have never played beyond high school football prior to joining the NLFA.
As a newcomer to the spring football industry, the NLFA has a solid business model that focuses on exposure and opportunities for the league as a whole and is determined to build a reputation that stands out amongst other amateur sports organizations in the region. The NLFA strives to provide fans with an exceptional sporting experience while having a positive impact on the communities it serves.
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