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| name = San Antonio Marshals
 
| name = San Antonio Marshals
 
| current = San Antonio Marshals season 7
 
| current = San Antonio Marshals season 7
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| logo = HawksLogo.png
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| logo = MarshalsLogo.png
 
| founded = 2018
 
| founded = 2018
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| first_season = [[San Antonio Marshals 1|2018]]
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| first_season = [[San Antonio Marshals season 3|2018]]
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| city = and '''headquartered''' in [[The Aviary]]<br/>[[wp:Baltimore|Baltimore, Maryland]]
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| city = and '''headquartered''' in [[Marshal Stadium]]<br/>[[wp:San Antonio|San Antonio, Texas]]
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| uniform = File:HawksUniforms.PNG
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| uniform = File:MarshalsUniforms.PNG
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| colors = Gold, Black, White<ref>{{cite web|title=Baltimore Hawks Team Info|url=http://nsfl.jcink.net/index.php?showtopic=74|publisher=National Simulation Football League|work=Official Baltimore Hawks Info Page|date=May 16, 2017|accessdate=January 24, 2018}}</ref>
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| colors = Green, Black, White
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| general manager = ''[[User:iamslm22|iamslm22]]''<br />''[[User:manicmav36|manicmav36]]''
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| general manager = ''[[User:Roly|Roly]]''<br />''[[User:Ramero|Ramero]]''
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| coach = [[Leon Ardo]]
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| mascot =  
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| mascot = [[Caw Caw (hawk)|Caw Caw]]
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| DSFL_start_yr = 2018
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| NSFL_start_yr = 2016
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| hist_yr = 2018
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| hist_yr = 2016
 
 
| division_hist =
 
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*'''[[NSFC]] ({{nsfly|1}}–present)'''
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*'''[[DSFL East]] ({{dsfly|3}}–{{dsfly|4}})'''
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*'''[[DSFL West]] ({{dsfly|5}}–present)'''
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| no_conf_champs = 3
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| no_div_champs = 3
 
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* '''NSFC:''' {{nsfly|2}}, {{nsfly|3}}
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* '''DSFL East:''' {{dsfly|3}}, {{dsfly|4}}
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* '''DSFL West:''' {{dsfly|6}}
 
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* '''NSFC:''' {{nsfly|2}}, {{nsfly|3}}
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* '''DSFL East:''' {{dsfly|3}}, {{dsfly|4}}
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* '''DSFL West:''' {{dsfly|6}}
 
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* '''NSFL:''' {{nsfly|2}}, {{nsfly|3}}, {{nsfly|5}}
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* '''DSFL:''' {{dsfly|3}}, {{dsfly|4}}, {{dsfly|6}}, {{dsfly|7}}
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| no_playoff_appearances = 3
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| no_playoff_appearances = 4
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| no_ultimini_champs = 2
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| ultimini_champs = {{dsfly|3}} ([[Ultimini I|I]]), {{dsfly|6}} ([[Ultimini IV|IV]])
 
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* '''[[The Aviary]] (2016–present)'''
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* '''[[Marshal Stadium]] (2018–present)'''
 
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The '''Baltimore Hawks''' [[wp:Professional football (gridiron)|professional]] [[wp:American football|American football]] franchise based in [[wp:Baltimore|Baltimore, Maryland]]. The Hawks currently compete in the [[National Simulation Football League]] (NSFL) as a member club of the league's [[National Simulation Football Conference]] (NSFC) which currently only has one division. The franchise was established in {{nsfly|1}} as one of the six original teams. They have an intense rivalry with the [[Hawks-Wraiths rivalry|Yellowknife Wraiths]] and [[Hawks-Liberty rivalry|Philadelphia Liberty]]. The Hawks have won the [[NSFC Championship Game|NSFC championship]] twice &ndash; in {{nsfly|2}} and {{nsfly|3}} &ndash; have had ten players awarded top positional awards, and have had four rookie of the year winners. The Hawks have sold out every home game at [[The Aviary]], in [[wp:downtown Baltimore|downtown Baltimore]], since {{nsfly|2}}. Hawks fans and players are known for their "[[Caw Caw]]" battle cry.
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The '''San Antonio Marshals''' [[wp:Professional football (gridiron)|professional]] [[wp:American football|American football]] franchise based in [[wp:San Antonio|San Antonio, Texas]]. The Marshals currently compete in the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL) as a member club of the league's [[DSFL Western Conference]] (DSFL West) which currently only has one division. The franchise was established in {{dsfly|3}} as one of the original DSFL teams. The Marshals have won the [[DSFL Championship Game|Ultimini]] twice &ndash; in {{dsfly|3}} and {{dsfly|6}}.
  
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==History of the Baltimore Hawks==
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==History of the San Antonio Marshals==
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{{main article|History of the Baltimore Hawks}}
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{{main article|History of the San Antonio Marshals}}
  
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The Baltimore Hawks franchise went through some difficulties in its early years, seeing franchise founder ''[[User:RayCobaine|RayCobaine]]'' relinquish control prior to the [[Season 1 NSFL Draft|Inaugural NSFL Draft]]. His replacements, ''[[User:evryday|evryday]]'' and ''[[User:.broken|.broken]]'' had little preparation time and had to deal with early retirements, while leading the team to a 4-10 record in the first year. At the end of the {{nsfly|1}} season, [[User:HENDRIX|Gordon Gekko]] took over as GM, and set about rebuilding the team. His first priority was to retain the services of a few key players in the team, ahead of an impending expansion draft. Between the expansion draft, further player retirements, and trade requests, the Hawks were looking at a tough season ahead. A strong draft class, and savvy selections from the new GM turned things around rapidly, however, and the Hawks performed well. A [[Carmel Gibson TPE scandal|scandal]] regarding Hawks tight end [[Carmel Gibson]] half-way through the season could have been a major setback, but the Hawks cut him and moved [[Jesse Sanderson]] into the gap, still managing to claim top spot in the NSFC for {{nsfly|2}}. A win over the rival [[Yellowknife Wraiths]] put them into [[Ultimus Bowl II]], where they fell 33-6 to the [[Arizona Outlaws]].
 
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The Hawks would hire ''[[User:ItsJustBarry|ItsJustBarry]]'' to serve as co-GM as they sought to repeat as NSFC Champions in {{nsfly|3}}. They were successful in this aim, thanks to the contributions of another strong draft class, including wide receiver [[Trey Willie]], defensive tackle [[Ricardo Sandoval]] and safety [[Vincent Valentine]]. A trade for the controversial [[Las Vegas Legion]] wide receiver [[Stormblessed]] at the trade deadline bolstered a formidable offense. Starting the season 6-0, the Hawks finished with a 9-5 record, and again won the conference championship game &ndash; this time defeating the [[Philadelphia Liberty &ndash; before falling to the Outlaws in [[Ultimus Bowl III]].
 
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As a consequence of various changes throughout the league in {{nsfly|4}}, there was a substantial amount of roster change for the Hawks as they entered their fourth season, despite not having a first-round pick in that year's draft. Ultimately, the Hawks' post-season hopes came down to their final game, and unfortunately they were defeated 35-33 by the Liberty, ending their season with a 7-7 record. Further roster changes in {{nsfly|5}} saw the Hawks acquire veteran receiver [[Alexandre LeClair]] as well as DSFL standout [[John Wachter]] and promising cornerback [[Gregory Fletcher]]. Reaching the conference championship game again, the Hawks were unable to overcome the Wraiths, losing 37-21.
 
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The arrival of former number one draft pick [[Noah Goodson]] in {{nsfly|6}} and promising rookie [[Austin Roenick]] saw the Hawks heading into the season optimistic of a return to the Ultimus Bowl. However, once again, the Hawks' prospects came down to the final game of the season, which they lost 41-28 to the Wraiths, keeping them out of the post-season. Hawks veteran cornerback [[Antoine Delacour]] would pick up the first defensive player of the year award in franchise history, however, while [[Owen Taylor]] set a new single season rushing record for the NSFL with 1,402 yards.
 
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Baltimore would be rocked in {{nsfly|7}} following the shock death of beloved general manager Gordon Gekko. ''ItsJustBarry'' served as interim general manager until the end of the regular season, when ''[[User:iamslm22|iamslm22]]'' and ''[[manicmav36|manicmav36]]'' took over. With the Hawks having failed to reach the playoffs with their 7-7 record, the new GM duo had the post-season and an entire offseason to prepare for {{nsfly|8}}.
 
  
 
==Logos and uniforms==
 
==Logos and uniforms==
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==Season-by-season records==
 
==Season-by-season records==
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{{main article|List of Baltimore Hawks seasons}}
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{{main article|List of San Antonio Marshals seasons}}
  
 
==Players of note==
 
==Players of note==
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{{Category see also|Baltimore Hawks players}}
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{{Category see also|San Antonio Marshals players}}
  
 
===Current roster===
 
===Current roster===
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{{Baltimore Hawks roster}}
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{{San Antonio Marshals roster}}
  
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===Baltimore Hawks individual awards===
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===San Antonio Marshals individual awards===
 
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
 
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| colspan="3" style="{{TeamPrimaryStyle|Baltimore Hawks}};"| '''NSFL Award Winners'''
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| colspan="3" style="{{TeamPrimaryStyle|San Antonio Marshals}};"| '''DSFL Award Winners'''
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!  style="{{TeamAltPrimaryStyle|Baltimore Hawks}};"| Season
 
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|{{nsfly|1}}||[[Gabriel Tenzini]] (TE)||Tight End of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|2}}||[[Erasmo Broadway]] (LB)||Breakout Player of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|2}}||[[Darlane Farlane]] (RB)||Offensive Rookie of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|2}}||[[Turk Turkleton]] (K/P)||Kicker of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|2}}||[[Darlane Farlane]] (RB)||Runningback of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|2}}||[[Erasmo Broadway]] (LB)||Linebacker of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|3}}||[[Trey Willie]] (WR)||Offensive Rookie of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|3}}||[[Trey Willie]] (WR)||Best Single Game Performance
 
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|{{nsfly|4}}||[[Owen Taylor]] (RB)||Breakout Player of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|4}}||[[Owen Taylor]] (RB)||Runningback of the Year
 
 
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|{{nsfly|4}}||[[Turk Turkleton]] (K/P)||Punter of the Year
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!  style="{{TeamAltPrimaryStyle|San Antonio Marshals}};"| Season
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|{{nsfly|5}}||[[John Wachter]] (WR)||Offensive Rookie of the Year
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|{{dsfly|3}}|| Some Player (XX)||Some Award
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|{{nsfly|5}}||[[Owen Taylor]] (RB)||Runningback of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|5}}||[[Turk Turkleton]] (K/P)||Punter of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|6}}||[[Antoine Delacour]] (CB)||Defensive Player of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|6}}||[[Antoine Delacour]] (CB)||Defensive Back of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|6}}||[[Owen Taylor]] (RB)||Runningback of the Year
 
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|{{nsfly|6}}||[[Austin Roenick]] (LB)||Defensive Rookie of the Year
 
 
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===Head coaches===
 
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{{main article|List of Baltimore Hawks head coaches}}
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{{main article|List of San Antonio Marshals head coaches}}
  
 
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!rowspan="2"|Tenure
 
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!colspan="4"|[[NSFL playoffs|Post Season]] Record
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|align=center |2016-2017
 
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===Current staff===
 
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== Franchise records ==
 
== Franchise records ==
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Revision as of 19:32, 2 June 2018

San Antonio Marshals
Current season
Established 2018
First season: 2018
Play in and headquartered in Marshal Stadium
San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio Marshals logo
Logo
League/conference affiliations

DSFL (2018–present)

Current uniform
Team colorsGreen, Black, White               
Personnel
General managerRoly
Ramero
Team history
  • San Antonio Marshals (2018–present)
Championships
League championships (0)
Conference championships (3)
Division championships (3)
Playoff appearances (4)
Home fields

The San Antonio Marshals professional American football franchise based in San Antonio, Texas. The Marshals currently compete in the Developmental Simulation Football League (DSFL) as a member club of the league's DSFL Western Conference (DSFL West) which currently only has one division. The franchise was established in 2018 (S3) as one of the original DSFL teams. The Marshals have won the Ultimini twice – in 2018 (S3) and 2021 (S6).

History of the San Antonio Marshals

Main article: History of the San Antonio Marshals


Logos and uniforms

Season-by-season records

Main article: List of San Antonio Marshals seasons

Players of note

See also: Category:San Antonio Marshals players.

Current roster

Template:San Antonio Marshals roster

San Antonio Marshals individual awards

DSFL Award Winners
Season Player Award
2018 (S3) Some Player (XX) Some Award

Head coaches

Main article: List of San Antonio Marshals head coaches
Name Tenure Regular Season Record Post Season Record
W L T W L
Sum Dum Goy 2016-2017 4 10 0 0 0

Current staff

Template:San Antonio Marshals staff

Franchise records

Passing

Regular Season Playoffs Rookie
Career Season Game Career Season Game Season Game

+ = min. 500 attempts, # = min. 100 attempts, ∗ = minimum 15 attempts

Rushing

Regular Season Playoffs Rookie
Career Season Game Career Season Game Season Game

∗ = minimum 15 attempts, # = min. 100 attempts, + = min. 500 attempts

Receiving

Regular Season Playoffs Rookie
Career Season Game Career Season Game Season Game

∗ = minimum 4 receptions, # = min. 20 receptions, + = min. 200 receptions

Other

Regular Season Playoffs Rookie
Career Season Game Career Season Game Season Game

Returns

Regular Season Playoffs Rookie
Career Season Game Career Season Game Season Game

Kicking

Regular Season Playoffs Rookie
Career Season Game Career Season Game Season Game

Defense

Regular Season Playoffs Rookie
Career Season Game Career Season Game Season Game

Exceptional Performances

Regular Season Playoffs Rookie
Career Season Game Career Season Game Season Game

References


Template:San Antonio Marshals

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