Corinthians Steamrollers

The Corinthians Steamrollers are a professional American football team competing in the South Conference of the Touchdown Tournament. Based in São Paulo, the team was founded in 2004. The Steamrollers are associated with Sport Club Corinthians Paulista. The Steamrollers play their home games at Estádio Parque São Jorge, or Fazendinha which opened in 1928 and holds 13,969 people.

Corinthians Steamrollers
Established2004
Based inSão Paulo, SP, Brazil
Home stadium13,969-capacity Estádio Parque São Jorge
Head coachFabio Marin Jr.
Team presidentRicardo Trigo [1]
LeagueSão Paulo Football League,[2] Confederação Brasileira de Futebol Americano
ColorsBlack and White
   
League titles2011, 2012
Current uniform
Home
Away

The Steamrollers have won the Touchdown Tournament twice (2011 and 2012) and have appeared in all but one edition of the tournament. The Steamrollers were undefeated both times during the years in which they have won the Touchdown Tournament In addition to the two national titles, the Steamrollers are four times São Paulo State Champions (2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014) going undefeated in the 2012, 2013 and 2014 titles. One of the Steamrollers largest feat was the Latin American tournament "Torneo Guerreros de los Andes" won in 2014. Between 2011 and 2012 the Steamrollers were in a 39-game winning streak.

Currently, the team has 1,395,000 followers on Facebook, making the team with most followers on Facebook in Brazil and with a number of followers greater than eight NFL franchises.

In March 2017, the team signed a jersey sponsorship with online entertainment brand Bodog.[3]

In July, 2019 they lost to Rio Preto Weilers in the finals of SPFL championship

Current Staff
Name Title Position Coach
Fabio Marin Jr. Head Coach n/a
Alaor Peinado Jr. Defensive Coordinator Linebackers and Defensive Line
Vinicius Ribeiro Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks and Receivers
Daniel Rocha Assistant Coach Offensive Line
José Luiz Seno Assistant Coach Defensive Backs
Jesse Haga Assistant Coach Running Backs

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Players

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— Quarterback   Lee Wells
— Quarterback   Igor Rivelles "Russell"
— Running Back   João Vitor "Ferrari"
— Running Back   Douglas Santos "Minhoca"
— Running Back   Alberta Santos "Betão"
— Running Back   Branco Meneses
— Receiver   Guilherme Junior "Carioca"
— Receiver   Jean Monne "Karate"
— Receiver   Allan Souza "Apollo"
— Receiver   Vitor Flausino "Magrão"
— Receiver   Victor Hugo "Minhoca"
— Receiver   Rodrigo Cambui "Brown"
— Receiver   Calebe Rodrigues
— Receiver   Victor Casulli
— Receiver   Guilherme
— Tight End   Gutierrez Medeiros "Tessan"
— Tight End   Mamute
— Offensive Guards / Offensive Tackle   Magu
— Defensive Tackle Linebackers   Erick Corbacho "Sorvete"
— Defensive Tackle Linebackers   Adriano Rodrigues "Salada"
— Defensive Tackle Linebackers   Felipe "Berch"
— Defensive Tackle Linebackers   Cristiano "Mamede"
— Middle/Inside Linebackers Outside Linebackers   Tony Lopes "Lopez"
— Defensive Backs Cornerbacks Safeties Kicker/Punter   Emerson Martins

See also


References
  1. São Paulo Football League - Corinthians Steamrollers http://www.spflbrasil.com/#!corinthians-steamrollers/y8f8y
  2. Official Website of the SPFL http://www.spflbrasil.com
  3. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bodog-signs-shirt-sponsorship-corinthians-140000651.html

"Corinthians Steamrollers bate Vila Velha e aumenta série invicta para 39 jogos" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 30 August 2013.


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