The Sharks are members of the Premier Football League (P F L ) which is an adult minor league encompassing the Southeast of the continental United States. The P F L gives players and cheerleaders the opportunity to continue participating in football after high school or college in a professional type atmosphere. For more information on the P F L please visit www.thepfl.org   

    Formed in 2006, The Sharks Minor League Football Organization strives to present valuable services to both aspiring adult football players and our community at large . The Sharks endeavor is to create the opportunity for advancement to a variety of professional and college levels to players whose goal it is play football as a career or to strive to continue their education with the help of football. Since players are not compensating, players that intended to go to college can strengthen their football skills and not loss eligibility. The Sharks provide continuing football education and experience to players of all levels of achievement and from all walks of life. The Satsuma Sharks provide camaraderie, intensity, and an atmosphere of competitive spirit to players who desire to continue playing this great sport as one of their life’s passions.  Additionally, it is the mission of the Satsuma Sharks Organization to provide a family friendly entertainment and humanitarian services to North Mobile County through exciting sporting contests and a variety of community outreach programs.

    The Sharks organization  not only gives adults the opportunity to play football, but also supports all local levels of football from youth to the High School level.  In 2007 the Sharks   help raised over $5,000 for the youth football program at Cottage Hill Park, hosted a Youth Skills Camp for local youth players, participated in several local community events, and was chosen to be a regional host team for the annual NFL Pepsi Punt Pass and Kick Competition. In 2008 the Sharks hosted the inaugural “Joe Toomey Bowl” benefiting Satsuma football player Joe Toomey producing over $5,000 to aid in medical expenses. The Sharks also participated in several charity events and work with LifeSouth Blood Centers. In 2009 the Sharks will continue their community involvement and will work closely with several youth organization and charities.