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Seattle Spartans

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Seattle Spartans
Founded2012 (as Everett Reign)
LeagueWomen's Football Alliance (2019-2022)
Based inSeattle, Washington
StadiumEverett Memorial Stadium
Colorsgreen, white, silver, black
OwnerNicole Pelham
Head coachBoni Wansley
Championships0
Division titles1 (Co-Division 2018)
Local mediahttps://www.wfa-spartans.com/

The Seattle Spartans are a Women's Football Alliance team based in Everett, Washington. The team was founded in 2012 and originally named Everett Reign. They play at Everett Memorial Stadium.

History

Everett Reign was founded in 2012 by Billy Russo, and he served as its head coach.[1] In 2018, Russo sold the team[1] to player Nicole Pelham.[2] The team was renamed to the Seattle Spartans.[2]

Season-By-Season

Season Wins Losses
2013 3 5
2016 2 6
2017 6 2
2018 6 3
2019 2 6
2020 cancelled
2021 2 4
2022 1 5

2013

In the teams's first season they went 3–5. They also had 2 players (Joleen Sims and Jordan Rice) selected as first team All-American and 1 player (LeAnn Layman) selected as second team All-American to play in the All-Star game.

Season schedule

Date Opponent Home/Away Result
4/6 Portland Shockwave Home Lost 16-3
4/20 Utah Blitz Away Won 22-6
4/27 Tacoma Trauma Home Won 46-6
5/4 Portland Fighting Fillies Away Lost 16-6
5/11 Portland Shockwave Away Lost 44-8
5/25 Seattle Majestics Home Lost 35-0
6/1 Tacoma Trauma Away Lost 24-0
6/8 Portland Fighting Fillies Away Won 14-13

References

  1. ^ a b Graham, Jeff. "Kingston hires Russo for vacant football coaching position". Kitsap Sun. Retrieved 2022-07-04.
  2. ^ a b "About us | Seattle Spartans | Women's Flag Football". Seattle Spartans. Retrieved 2022-07-04.

External links


This page was last edited on 24 March 2024, at 19:25
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