His extensive experience starts from his playing days as a member of such national power houses and national champions as the Brooklyn Kings, Newburgh Raiders, Kingston Panthers and Brooklyn Mariners. Being around quality owners, coaching staff and players made him privy to the inside information on how to run top notch programs. Always eager to learn he listened, watched and absorbed all the knowledge these programs brought to the table. As a team owner back in the year 2000 he also realized the ins and outs of running a great team. His league managerial experience started with the GSFL as deputy commissioner. Later he became the commissioner of the Millennium Football League. In 2004 Charles jumped aboard with the NAFL as a deputy commissioner and in 2005 he was the defensive line coach for the NIFL professional arena team the Xtreme. In 2006 he was promoted to Eastern Region Commissioner while at the same time became the commissioner of the Pattie Labelle Community Football League. During this tenure with all these leagues he found the time to he create the Freedom Bowl which brings players from all over the country together and the Metro Bowl bringing teams from different leagues the ability to compete against each other for meaningful games at the end of the season. In 2007 Charles decided to bring all his knowledge to the table thus the RAFL, his dream child was born.  His mission for the league is to have playoffs and venues fully funded and to have all the teams give back to the community and give players a chance to not only play the game they love but be able to move onto the pro level. Charles is a tireless worker and won’t stop until all his lofty goals for the league are accomplished.

He has been a player, owner and league administrator in virtually every league in the tri-state area. Besides being a founding member of the SI Jaguars and NY Predators he is also a founder of the Freedom Bowl and Metrobowl. As a successful business owner himself he will bring best practices to new and old teams from his own and other team’s owner’s experiences. As a founding member his responsibilities will include all league business and the website.

Dan is the President and Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator of the North East PA Miners, LLC. He is a football aficionado who is highly educated and specializes in marketing, communication skills and sport management. Daniel and his staff have coached and/or played for six different minor league organizations. Daniel has contributed thousands of dollars in personal funds and united with the Regional Atlantic Football League to advance the operations of the franchise.

He completed an undefeated regular season winning the North Eastern Football Conference and Valley of the Sun Bowl Championship as part of the Lackawanna College football staff in 2006. He handled the Falcon offensive backfield that led the conference in rushing. He has held head coaching and offensive coordinator positions with three minor league football organizations as well as assistant coaching positions in High School and in Minor League Football. Dan is a 1995 graduate of Lakeland High School where he participated in football. Dan also participated in football at East Stroudsburg University, where he graduated in 2000 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies and received a Masters of Science in Sport Management in 2007. LaMagna also played Minor League football for several seasons while attending tryouts in the Arena and Canadian football leagues. Dan is a resident of Scranton, PA with his wife Michele and is employed by Family Enrichment Center as a Behavior Specialist. Mr. LaMagna is also a member of the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce and has been a member of Business Network International, and the German-American Federation. Dan welcomes a new challenge in working with the Regional American Football League as a league representative and business manager.

Started his Semi Pro Career back in 1987 with the Bronx Renegades. In 1990 the Renegades closed the Doors due to the Owner's Personal Relocation. JP was Captain and General Manager for all 4 years-2 championship games and 1 Division Championship. After that he Played until 1993 for various teams over those years- New York Vipers, Washington Heights Wolverines, Brooklyn Cardinals, New York Raiders. In 1992 he Started his Coaching Career as a Youth Coach while still playing Semi Pro. In 1995 He along with Andre Burgess revived the Bronx Renegades and brought them to the Championship in their first year. Due to a Personal Tragedy John had to leave coaching for 2 years. In 1997 he went back to Coaching for The Southern Dutchess Packers Pop Warner, Till 2002 he held the Positions of Assistant Coach, Assistant Head Coach, Head Coach and Bowl Director for the Southern Dutchess Packers. In 1999 John Coached 3 years for Our lady of Lourdes High School 1999 - 2001 as an assistant Varsity Coach and also as an Assistant Head Coach For J.V.. In 2000 John put on the Stripes and became a Pop Warner Referee. In 2004 John went back to the Semi Pro game and Started the Northeast Cowboys Minor League Football Program. In their first year they made it to the 1 round of the playoffs. In 2005 John was the Garden State Football League All star Coordinator, which he drafted an All star selection process that requires no Stats for selection. a Selection Process which is being used by 2 leagues today. In 2005 John moved the Cowboys to Dutchess County and became the first Semi Pro Football Team to be in Dutchess County since 1972. In 4 years the Hudson Valley Cowboys has grown into one of the Most Community active organizations in Dutchess County. In 2006 the Cowboys became Division Champions. In 2007 The Hudson Valley Cowboys was inducted into the Dutchess County Sports Museum. In 2006 he became The Head of Officials for the Southern Dutchess Flag referees Association. In 2007 John was Appointed to the East Fishkill Recreation Commission. He serves as The Special Project Coordinator for Recreation Development.  

This is along with its affiliate groups, dedicated to officiating Minor League football at its highest level, allowing for play within the spirit and letter of the rules.

It will hold combines at the end of the season. Only six of the best players from each team will be invited to the combine. The combine will be attended by the official certified sports agent of the RAFL along with several members of his agency. The combine will be held immediately after the season in order to coincide with Arena teams free agent signing period. This service is being provided to RAFL teams, affiliates and its players only, teams and players outside the league are not eligible .
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