The road to the national championship starts here....

The Kentucky Stallions Football team is a 100% volunteer organization, which strives to better our community thru the good works of our dedicated young men and women.

We are a christian based organizations that believes in the value of prayer and giving back to our community, which is why we pray as a unit at the beginning and end of everything we do.

This page is meant to celebrate our involvement in the Northern Kentucky area, as well as highlight some of the teams good works during the 2010 season.

 The Kentucky Stallions are pleased to announce that we will be participating in a double-header "Pink" event at the home of the Ohio Valley Warriors on May 22nd. The game is being played to increase breast cancer awareness, and all proceeds will go directly to the Susan G. Komen "Race to find a Cure" foundation.

This charity has special significance to quite a few of the day's participants, including Stallion head coach Mike Metzger. Mike lost his mother-in-law to the disease in 2002, which is what triggered his 6 year hiatus from our sport in order to attend to his immediate families needs. "I'm honored to be included in this event, and hope we raise a great deal of  awareness and money thru our efforts," said Metzger when asked about the game. 

The afternoon will begin with a match-up between the AA National Champion Mid-Ohio Jets taking on the Central Ohio Spartans, followed by what most believe will be a battle for supremacy over the HFL South Blue Division, between the Ohio Valley Warriors and the Kentucky Stallions. 

Tickets are available the day of the event. Call or contact us via this website if you have any further questions.

Are you thinking about volunteering with a local organization? Why not join us! The Kentucky Stallions are always looking for people to help get involved with a wide array of events.

All are welcome, regardless of age. Just give us a call or send us and email at info@kentuckystallionsfootball.com

Last season, the Stallion players and coaches donated over 1,500 dollars to local charities, and preformed over 800 hours of community service areas to local organization.