Squads and Clubs

Do you have a Squad or Club and want to get word out about it?
Let us know!
Give us a logo, some info about it and where people can find out more.
The more info the better.
Click on the logos to be taken to more information!

Team USA

Organizer:
Bryan Tew


This group of coaches are some of the best US coaches who represent the USA at international events such as Eurobowl and World Cup.
Having come in 2nd at Eurobowl, they’ve put the USA on the international tournament map.

SCARS

Organizer:

Jason Campbell

This rowdy but tightknit group of coaches from Texas and Oklahoma are also some of the best players and drinkers in the country!
They’ll drink you under the table and dominate you on the pitch.

Florida

Blood Bowl

Organizer:

James Luft


One of the largest and most prolific areas of the country that boasts not only the Chaos Cup but multiple Chaos Cup winners as well!

Ordo Fanaticus

Organizer:
James Foreman


Large collective of Pacific Northwest gamers with their own Clubhouse located in Portland, Oregon.
They’ve sent squads to domestic and international tournaments, including the World Cup!

LOBBA

Organizer:

Chris Stopper

Louisville Organized Blood Bowl Association has been sending out teams and individuals to tournaments for a little over a year now wearing our custom gear to spread the word! 
We have a discord where we track all of the Leagues in the Louisville Metro area, as well as announce all tournaments in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee, and West Virginia, as well as set up car pools for those that need them!

SSTABB

Organizer:

Chase O’Niell

South Slope Trainers Association of Blood Bowl is a group of NY coaches that play out of Sip & Play in Slope Park.
They practice together, travel together and are currently organizing World Cup Squads!

GSBBF

Organizer:

Elliot Aleman-Gomez

The Golden State Blood Bowl Federation serves as the central hub for Blood Bowl in California. Coaches from across the state use the server to organize leagues, promote tournaments, coordinate travel, and grow one of the country’s most active Blood Bowl communities.