Sheffield Predators

Sheffield Predators
Established 2008
Based in Sheffield
Home stadium Sheffield Hallam University Sports Park
Head coach Richard Batty
League BAFA National Leagues
Division NFC Premier
Current uniform

The Sheffield Predators are an American Football team based in Sheffield, United Kingdom. Formed in 2008, they play in the BAFANL NFC Premier division.

History

There have been a number of teams in and around the Sheffield area since the inception of American Football in Britain.[1] The Predators were formed in 2008, and after finishing their associate period, entered the BAFANL in 2010.[2]

During this time they have achieved a degree of success, primarily running the Double-wing formation,[3] beating the Peterborough Saxons 39-33 in overtime to take home the Division 2 National Championship in 2012 at the Don Valley Stadium in their home town.

In 2014, the Predators announced a partnership with Structure Sport and Fitness Ltd, a gym in Sheffield, worth over £4000 annually.[4]

Logos & Uniforms

The Predators logo is a stylised Lion, and they play in gold jerseys with a black trim, and black game pants. Their helmet is black with the gold logo on each side.

Sheffield Hallam University Sports Park

The Predators play their home games at the Sheffield Hallam University Sports Park, which is a £6 million multi-sport development, also used for Rugby and Football. There are also multiple 3G pitches.[5]

Roster

Sheffield Predators 2015

Quarterbacks

  • James Manson

Running Backs & Full Backs

  • Josh Allen
  • Tom Moxon
  • Anthony Slingsby
  • Harry O'Neill
  • Kai Wolff

Wide Receivers & Tight Ends

  • Josh Bayley
  • Matt Wade
  • Henry Soysa
  • John Gilmartin
  • Vincent Berry

Offensive Linemen

  • Si Byrne
  • Stephen Connolly
  • Sam Green
  • Peter Draper
  • Chris Cooper
  • Ted Faulkner
  • John Diver

Defensive Linemen

  • Lewis Potts
  • Jacob Muncey
  • Lauris Orlovicious
  • Mark Speight

Linebackers

  • Alex Cooper
  • Anthony Marsden
  • Matthew Marsden
  • Joe Leyland
  • Tatenda Mazivanga
  • Olamide Olagbaju
  • Casey Heath

Defensive Backs

  • Sam Calvert
  • Matthew Sherridan
  • Paul Johnson
  • Ben Rawthore
  • Zach Runzo
  • Daniel Hewitt
  • Andrew Kenyon
  • Glen Cullen
  • Andre Tavs
  • Mofi Jaiyebo

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