Billings Outlaws Dominate Debut in AFL with Spectacular 66-26 Victory Over Wichita Regulators

A new era has begun in Billings for arena football as the Billings Outlaws have joined the re-birthed Arena Football League (AFL).  You can read more on the Outlaws in the AFL on our last story by Mitch Bohn here.

In a stunning display of dominance, the Billings Outlaws secured a resounding 66-26 victory in their matchup on Saturday, April 27th, against the Wichita Regulators. Commanding both sides of the ball, the Outlaws showcased their prowess, leaving fans in awe of their stellar performance.

Billings Outlaws in their AFL home opener at Metra Park (Submitted Photo)

From the opening kickoff, it was evident that the Outlaws were determined to assert their dominance. With precision passing, elusive running, and impenetrable defense, they quickly gained control of the game. Quarterback Issac Harker orchestrated the offense with finesse, connecting with his receivers for a series of explosive plays (seven touchdowns) that left the opposing defense scrambling.

Billings Outlaws in their AFL home opener at Metra Park (Submitted Photo)

Defensively, the Outlaws were equally formidable, shutting down their opponents' passing lanes and stifling their running game. Led by Hunter Swoboda, whose pick six and kick return for a touchdown sent shockwaves through the opposing offense, the Outlaw's defense proved to be an insurmountable obstacle for their opponents.

The Outlaws continued to pile on the points as the game progressed, leaving no doubt about the outcome. Their relentless pursuit of excellence and unwavering determination propelled them to a decisive victory, much to the delight of their fans.

With this impressive win, the Billings Outlaws won their first game in the AFL. The Outlaws will be on the road for a couple of weeks before they are back home.