Austin Acoustic

The Austin Acoustic were a women's American football team based in Austin, Texas. The Acoustic competed a member of the Legends Football League (LFL) with home games at H-E-B Center in the Austin suburb of Cedar Park, Texas.^[1]

Austin Acoustic

Established	Fall 2015 (operations) 2016 (first season)
Folded	2019
Based in	Cedar Park, Texas
Home field	H-E-B Center
League	Legends Football League
Division	Western Conference
Colors	Burnt orange, white
Legends Cup wins	none
Division titles	1 (2018)
Website	lflus.com/austinacoustic

Following the 2019 season, the LFL ceased operations and relaunched as the Extreme Football League (X League),^[2] which first played in 2022. All former LFL teams received new brands and the Acoustic were replaced by the Austin Sound.^[2]

History

In the latter half of 2015, the Legends Football League (LFL) announced that two new franchises, plus a revival of the league's Dallas-area franchise, would join the league beginning with the 2016 season. The new Austin-based franchise adopted the name Acoustic, which was chosen from local fan submissions.^[3] The Acoustic were twentieth franchise in LFL history.^[4]

Seasons

2016 season

See also: 2016 LFL US season

Date	Opponent	Location and city	Result	Record
April 9	at Seattle Mist	ShoWare Center Kent, Washington	Lost	0–1
April 30[5]	vs. New England Liberty	Cedar Park Center[a]	Won, 42–21	1–1
May 21	at Dallas Desire	Dr Pepper Arena Frisco, Texas	Lost, 6–46	1–2[6]
June 11	vs. Los Angeles Temptation	Cedar Park Center[a]	Lost, 32–49	1–3

2017 season

See also: 2017 LFL US season

Date	Opponent	Location and city	Result	Record
April 14	vs. Seattle Mist	Cedar Park Center[a]	Lost, 26–46	0–1
June 17	at Atlanta Steam	Infinite Energy Arena, Duluth, Georgia	Lost, 31–67	0–2
June 24	vs. Los Angeles Temptation	Cedar Park Center[a]	Lost, 28–56	0–3
July 15	at Seattle Mist	ShoWare Center, Kent, Washington	Lost, 6–62	0–4

2018 season

See also: 2018 LFL US season

Date[7]	Opponent	Location and city	Result	Record
April 21[8]	at Nashville Knights	Nashville Municipal Auditorium Nashville, Tennessee	Lost, 26–51	0–1[9]
May 5	vs. Atlanta Steam	H-E-B Center, Cedar Park, Texas	Won, 18–14	1–1[10]
June 9	at Los Angeles Temptation	Citizens Business Bank Arena Ontario, California	Won, 16–14	2–1
July 21	vs. Seattle Mist	H-E-B Center	Lost, 26–41	2–2
Western Conference Championship
August 25	Los Angeles Temptation	Toyota Park, Bridgeview, Illinois	Won, 32–30	3–2
Legends Cup 2018
September 8	vs. Chicago Bliss	H-E-B Center, Cedar Park, Texas	Lost, 20–28	3–3

2019 season

See also: 2019 LFL US season

Date[11]	Opponent	Location and city	Result	Record
May 4	vs. Chicago Bliss	H-E-B Center	Won, 38–8	1–0
June 29	at Seattle Mist	Accesso ShoWare Center Kent, Washington	Win, 38–34	2–0
July 27	vs. Los Angeles Temptation	H-E-B Center	Won, 33–26	3–0
August 10	at Nashville Knights	Nashville Municipal Auditorium Nashville, Tennessee	Won, 20–18	4–0
Playoff semifinal
August 24	at Los Angeles Temptation	Toyota Arena Ontario, California	Lost, 29–39	4–1

Notes

1. The H-E-B Center was previously known as Cedar Park Center until the 2018 renaming.