The Mount Carmel Fire have come back from their one year off to join the Heartland Football League. 
The Kings Comets left the MCFL for the GDFL, and then joined the HFL for better compittion.
The
Mid-Ohio Jets and the Ohio Valley Warriors have merged to form the Ohio
Eagles. They will take the Warriors position in the Heartland Football
League. 
Ohio Valley Warriors lose Heartland Football League Championship to the Lima Warriors 40-20
Xtreme season ends in overtime to the Ohio Valley Warriors, Xtreme wrap up the season with an 11-1 overall record. 
Sharks forefit out of the GDFL playoffs by deciding not to travel to thier game. 
Semi-Pro players playing at the arena level - By Dan Wright The Tri-State Sharks have joined the GDFL and that leave no teams in the tri-state in the USFA anymore. 
The Ohio Browns have joined the GDFL 
The Fire announce that they are not coming back for the 2010 season! New Xtreme QB TJ Brown injurs shoulder and will miss 2010 season. Marcus "Swann" Johnson signs with the Xtreme. 
Quarterback Dustin Howard decides to take the year off to spend time with his new child. 
From Semi-Pro to Super Bowl 
Kings Comets lose National Championship game 21-20 Tri-State
Sharks hire former head coach from Summitt H.S. and Reading H.S. David
Livers. Coach Livers was also a player at Washington State Univ. Xtreme add former Dayton Drive team owner and head coach Marvin Bryce to thier coaching staff
Keep an eye on each other and your players 
Silverbacks sign local players and coaches
Why I do it 
Comets Lead the way in the MCFL
Midwest Panthers, Trenton Trojans, Southwest Seminoles, Kentucky/Ohio Xtreme, and the Cincinnati Falcons join the HFL. Xtreme hire David Bibb as defensive coordinator and Ryan Grubbs as wide reciever coach
Stallions hire Sean Haucker to coach the defensive line KY/OH Xtreme join the Heartland Football League
Panthers hire head coach Carlos Chambers and his brother Keith Chambers formerly the head coach of the Tri-State Sharks.