For the last 19 years, the Middle-aged Football League (MFL) of the Capital area has played Sunday touch football games from September through January. Comprised of DC area professionals, aged 25-50, these games have served as a weekly convivial gathering of colleagues who share business and personal interests while engaging in a sport they love and can't (but probably should) give up. Over the years, the league has attracted a wide variety of participants ranging from venture capitalists, attorneys, hill staffers and brokers to engineers, business owners, doctors and Internet entrepreneurs who play each week in mud bowls, ice bowls, snow bowls and even a yearly Turkey Bowl at Thanksgiving. (Click here to see video highlights of past MFL game archives).

In 2000 this group played the first Capital CyberBowl, and during the past three years over $12,000 has been raised for the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE.com). The event is webcast to the world from Herndon, Virginia, pitting the Internet "Web Warriors" against the Old Economy "Brick and Mortars". The Web Warriors won the first championship in 2000, the Brick and Mortars won in 2001 and the Web Warriors reclaimed the championship in 2002 (Click on link for last year's 2002 Capital Cyber Bowl video highlights).

This year's webcast will also features an interactive chat and e-mail. The event again will raise money for several charities through event sponsorship packages (detailed in the link below.) Your are invited to join us for this unique, entertaining and worthwhile event, live here at this site on January 26, 2003 at 11:30 AM EST as aging war-horses clash once again in the 2003 4th Annual Capital Cyber Bowl.

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