The American Conference - South Division was a division of the Arena Football League's American Conference.

The Southern Division was formed in 1992 when the AFL first split into three divisions. The League used only conferences in 1993 and 1994, but returned to division play in 1995. The Southern Division has produced 10 ArenaBowl teams and 5 champions, with the most recent during the 2011 Arena Football League season by the Sharks. Rivalries such as the Tampa Bay Storm and Orlando Predators, known as the "War on I-4," used to define this division, but the Georgia Force had risen to the top and dominated in recent years before their folding.

South Division (AFL)

Division lineups

1992

Charlotte Rage

New Orleans Night

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Creation of the Southern Division. Charlotte Rage enfranchised. In 1993, New Orleans Night folded upon suspension of the Southern Division while the league has been realigned into the American/National conference structure.

South Division (AFL)

1995

Miami Hooters

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

The Southern Division returns, now part of the National Conference. Three of the National Conference teams, Miami, Orlando, and Tampa Bay reformed this division.

South Division (AFL)

1996

Florida Bobcats

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Texas Terror

Miami Hooters renamed Florida Bobcats. Texas Terror enfranchised.

1997

Florida Bobcats

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Texas Terror moved to the American Conference's Central Division.

1998–1999

Florida Bobcats

Nashville Kats

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Nashville moved in from the National Conference's Eastern Division.

2000

Carolina Cobras

Florida Bobcats

Nashville Kats

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Carolina Cobras enfranchised.

2001

Florida Bobcats

Nashville Kats

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Carolina moved to Eastern Division.

2002–2003

Carolina Cobras

Georgia Force

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Carolina moved back from Eastern Division. Florida Bobcats folded. Nashville moved to Atlanta as Georgia Force.

2004–2005

Austin Wranglers

Georgia Force

New Orleans VooDoo

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Austin Wranglers and New Orleans VooDoo enfranchised. Carolina moved back to Eastern Division.

2006

Austin Wranglers

Georgia Force

Kansas City Brigade

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Kansas City Brigade enfranchised. New Orleans VooDoo suspended due to Hurricane Katrina.

2007

Austin Wranglers

Georgia Force

New Orleans VooDoo

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Kansas City moved to Central Division. New Orleans reactivated.

2008

Georgia Force

New Orleans VooDoo

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Austin Wranglers moved to af2. In 2009, the AFL has been put on a one-year hiatus while Georgia Force and New Orleans are suspended.

2010

Alabama Vipers

Jacksonville Sharks

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

The Southern Division moved to the American Conference. Alabama moved in from af2. Jacksonville Sharks enfranchised.

2011–2012

Georgia Force

Jacksonville Sharks

New Orleans VooDoo

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Alabama moved to Duluth as Georgia Force. New Orleans reactivated.

2013–2014

Jacksonville Sharks

New Orleans VooDoo

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

Georgia Force folded.

2015

Jacksonville Sharks

Orlando Predators

Tampa Bay Storm

New Orleans VooDoo moved to East Division.

Divisions were discontinued after the 2015 season.

Division Champions

1992: Orlando Predators (9–1) 1995: Tampa Bay Storm (10–2) 1996: Tampa Bay Storm (12–2) 1997: Orlando Predators (10–4) 1998: Tampa Bay Storm (12–2) 1999: Tampa Bay Storm (11–3) 2000: Orlando Predators (11–3) 2001: Nashville Kats (10–4) 2002: Orlando Predators (7–7) 2003: Tampa Bay Storm (12–4) 2004: New Orleans VooDoo (11–5) 2005: Georgia Force (11–5) 2006: Orlando Predators (10–6) 2007: Georgia Force (13–3) 2008: Georgia Force (10–6) 2010: Jacksonville Sharks (12–4) 2011: Jacksonville Sharks (14–4) 2012: Jacksonville Sharks (10–8) 2013: Jacksonville Sharks (12–6) 2014: Orlando Predators (11–7) 2015: Orlando Predators (12–6)