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PričaBillings Outlaws roll Lone Star, down Southwest Kansas Storm to start 2–1
Billings marked its return to indoor football with a statement win over Lone Star, controlling the matchup from the jump to cruise past the visitors [1].The Outlaws backed it up by rolling the Southwest Kansas Storm, pushing the early record to 2–1 and giving the home crowd more to cheer about as the group settles into the season’s rhythm [2].It’s a solid launch for the Outlaws: two emphatic victories in the opening stretch and a winning mark on the board at 2–1 [1][2].
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PričaBillings Outlaws beat Albany 46–41 to win AFL Championship
The Outlaws finished the job with a 46–41 victory over Albany to claim the Arena Football League championship, delivering a title night that lived up to the stakes. [3]Recognized as ArenaBowl XXXIII, the win seals the trophy for Billings and punctuates a season of hard-nosed indoor football that came down to the final possessions. [1][3]The club, representing Billings, Montana, heads into the offseason as league champions after the 46–41 result. [2][3]
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PričaBillings Outlaws to play in AF1 in 2025 as updated schedule rolls out
Billings will have AF1 football in 2025. The Outlaws are set to compete in the newly formed Arena Football One next season [1][3].An updated 2025 slate has been unveiled, with the club indicating more schedule and ticket details are coming soon. The update also referenced a July 4 date [4].Home dates are being listed on a local events calendar as they firm up [2].
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PričaOutlaws roll in AF1 opener, then signal dormancy and exit from Billings
The Outlaws burst into Arena Football One with a lopsided road victory at the Oregon Lightning, a statement start that underlined their speed and edge in the new campaign. [1]Off the field, the organization announced plans to go dormant for the 2026 AF1 season. It also said it will exit the Billings market and take the 2025 season off while it searches for a future home. [2][3]The club had unveiled its 2024 AF1 slate earlier this year, and what follows beyond the current campaign remains in flux as leadership evaluates relocation and timing. [4][2][3]
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PričaOutlaws arena football team to leave Billings in 2025
The Outlaws will depart Billings in 2025, ending the franchise’s current tenure in the Magic City. [2]The club competes in indoor/arena football and has long been based in Billings, representing the city in the indoor game. [1]The move signals a significant change for local fans as organizational plans for 2025 take shape. [2]
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PričaBillings Outlaws back in arena football with full slate at MetraPark
A familiar crest is back on the boards in Billings. The Outlaws have returned to indoor football, reviving a brand that took root here in the early 2000s and became a fixture of the arena scene [1]. The current AF1 outfit lists First Interstate Arena at MetraPark as home and is slotted on the league map for the new campaign [2].A full slate is posted on league trackers, and local outlets have the Outlaws back in their rotations [4][5]. Rosters, scores and matchup pages are live through national results services, and recent clips capture a convincing win over Lone Star during the return push [6][7].Game-night details and ticketing run through the club’s official channels, with Facebook serving as the hub for announcements and community events [3]. For Billings fans, indoor football nights at MetraPark are back on the calendar [2][4].
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PričaBillings Outlaws line up 2025 season in the Magic City
From packed nights at Rimrock Auto Arena to a trophy haul in the 2000s, the Outlaws defined Billings’ indoor football identity before operations paused in 2010. [1]The brand is active again, and a 2025 season is on the local calendar, signaling another chapter for arena football in Billings. [3][4]For longtime fans, that continuity matters: local coverage has chronicled the franchise’s rides across leagues, rivalries and playoff pushes over the years. [2]
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PričaOutlaws set for 2025 AF1 run after 2024 ArenaBowl crown
Fresh off lifting ArenaBowl XXXIII in 2024, the Outlaws enter 2025 as AF1’s reigning champions, with home dates already posted for Billings fans [1][2][3].The franchise carries deep roots in the city, with the Outlaws name tracing back to the 2000s indoor era before the modern AF1 return [5][1].Last season’s tempo and bite were on display at home in Week 13 against the Nashville Kats, a reminder of the edge that powered the title run [4][1].With the champions back on the gridiron, Billings can expect another charged AF1 campaign at home in 2025 [1][3].
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PričaBillings Outlaws set 2025 home dates at MetraPark
The Billings Outlaws have locked in their 2025 home slate, putting more arena football weekends on the city’s calendar for the year ahead [1]. The schedule keeps the focus on Billings as the team readies another run in front of the home crowd [1].The club’s home floor remains First Interstate Arena at MetraPark, the long-time stage for Billings’ indoor game and the site of the franchise’s return to prominence in recent seasons [2].Off the field, the Outlaws have kept the energy up with championship-themed promos and ArenaBowl XXXIII tie-ins across their social channels, stoking anticipation for the new campaign [3][4].