The Wisconsin Warriors, LLC was created to promote a healthy environment for women to play a so-called “man’s sport”. Most girls grew up playing soccer, doing gymnastics, twirling batons, playing the flute… the things we all were told little girls should do. Now that we’ve all grown up a bit, it’s time to stand up, get out there and be seen by the world. Time to get out there and show everyone, that we too, can play that “man’s sport”.

We hope to be the role models for future generations of women’s football players. The Warriors wish to focus our efforts on the communities that support us. You will see this through charity work, volunteering, motivational speaking and by promoting other groups and events in the area.

Jodi vonSpreckelsen - Team Delegate This 2010 IWFL season, Jodi will be back to defend the Warriors 2009 North American Championship win during her sixth season playing women's tackle football. She also is in her 21st year of playing competitive soccer. While in high school, Jodi played volleyball and soccer and ran track and cross country. After high school, Jodi played many years of softball and flag football. Jodi is certified in web site design and currently works in the medical insurance industry. In her spare time, Jodi likes to keep active and spend time with her family.

Laurie Lambrecht -- General Manager The 2010 Warriors season will be Laurie's 9th year of involvement with women's full contact football. She currently holds 3 Division titles and 1 Championship title in a National Women’s Tackle Football League. Laurie has played on 4 teams in SE Wisconsin and in 3 different full contact leagues. Laurie spent her 2007 season coaching the offensive line for a full contact women's team. Laurie's focus for the 2009 season is being the General Manager. As a former Champion player, she's got a solid idea of what it takes to be successful.