The National Women's Football Association, the largest full contact women's football league in the world has sold the license for the Kansas City team. The license was sold to Cheryl Fields. Fields has been acting GM for the Krunch and felt ownership of the Krunch was a great opportunity.

Cheryl has a Master of Business Administration (MBA), from the University of Phoenix, a Bachelor degree in General Business from Emporia State University, and is currently seeking out Ph.D. programs in business and health care administration. She currently teaches part time at Johnson County Community College, as an Adjunct Instructor. The former Manager and Special
Investigator for the Kansas Human Rights Commission, recently founded a new foundation for the rare disorder she has, called the Trimethylaminuria Midwest Region Foundation (TMRF), the only foundation of its type in the midwest. She enjoys cooking, entertaining, watching/playing football, and public speaking.

The National Women's Football Association has 30 teams gearing up for its 2003 season and just recently signed a five-year TV broadcast rights deal with the exciting new Football Network. The league's website receives almost 2 million hits per month. Most recently the league was featured on the Connie Chung Show, NBC's Today Show and Nickelodeon. The league is in its 3rd season.

The league is already starting expansion teams for 2004! Expansion cities for 2004 include: Evansville (IN), East Bay (CA), Dallas (TX), Roanoke (VA), San Antonio (TX) and Los Angeles (CA).

For additional information on the National Women's Football Association, please visit the website at www.womensfootballcentral.com or call (615) 860-4084. Cheryl can be contacted at 913-906-9496 or by e-mail.

NWFL 11/14/2002