2021 Berlin Thunder season

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2021 Berlin Thunder (ELF) season
Head coachCanada
General managerHeiko Von Glahn
Home fieldAmateurstadion Olympiapark
Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark
Results
Record3–7
Uniform
Berlin Thunder Uniform.png

The 2021 Berlin Thunder season was the first season of the new Berlin Thunder team in the inaugural season of the European League of Football.[1][2]

Regular season[]

Standings[]

North Division
  • v
Pos Team GP W L PF PA Div Qualification
1 Germany Hamburg Sea Devils 10 7 3 274 178 4–2 Advance to playoffs
2 Poland Wrocław Panthers 10 6 4 314 259 5–1
3 Germany Leipzig Kings 10 5 5 295 320 3–3
4 Germany Berlin Thunder 10 3 7 228 296 0–6

Source: europeanleague.football

Schedule[]

Week Date Time (CEST) Opponent Result Record Venue TV[A] Recap
1 June 20 15:00 Leipzig Kings L 27–37 0–1 Amateurstadion Olympiapark More Than Sports TV Recap
2 July 4 15:00 Stuttgart Surge W 40–19 1–1 Amateurstadion Olympiapark Recap
3 July 11 18:00 at Hamburg Sea Devils L 6–44 1–2 Stadion Hoheluft ran.de, More Than Sports TV Recap
4 July 18 15:00 Wrocław Panthers L 26–45 1–3 Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark ProSieben Maxx Recap
5 July 24 19:00 at Barcelona Dragons L 16–48 1–4 Estadi Municipal ran.de, Esport3 Recap
6 August 1 15:00 at Leipzig Kings L 24–37 1–5 Alfred-Kunze-Sportpark ProSieben Maxx
7 August 14 13:00 Hamburg Sea Devils L 20–28 1–6 Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark
8 August 22 13:00 Barcelona Dragons W 19–3 2–6 Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark Esport3
9 August 29 13:00 at Wrocław Panthers L 12–35 2–7 Wrocław Olympic Stadium
10 September 5 15:00 at Stuttgart Surge W 38–0 3–7 Gazi-Stadion auf der Waldau

Source: europeanleague.football

Roster[]

2021 Berlin Thunder roster
Quarterbacks
  •  6 Calvin Stitt England
  •  13 Ashley Bailey England

Running backs

  •  1 Joc Crawford United States
  •  9 Pascal Schaar
  •  40 Jeremy Sommerwerk
  •  47 Yannic Landfried

Wide receivers

  •  5 Andre Dickmeis
  •  7 Seantavius Jones United States
  •  11 Bryan Zerbe
  •  17 Emil Drossard
  •  21 Daniel Weiswange
  •  80 Tino Ndongo Finland
  •  85 Nicolai Schumann

Tight ends

  •   Yannis Binner
 Offensive linemen
  •  50 Hamsa El-Zein
  •  55 Deon Mutsvanemoto England
  •  57 Matan Lockitch
  •  69 Jannik Werblow
  •  71 Gideon Grabert
  •  73 Marcel Camenz
  •  76 Florian Gerlach
  •  77 Otávio Amorim Brazil
  •  78 Lane Acheompong
  •  79 Conrad Schmid

Defensive linemen

  •  4 Aaron Boadu
  •  45 Kolin Hill United States
  •  48 Falco Paris
  •  68 Pollys Junio Sacramento Brazil
  •  90 Cedric Ouattara
  •  93 Gabriel Wiek
  •  95 Nick Rudloff
  •  96 Marcel Behm
  •  99 Pascal Labus
  •   Max Baehr
  •   Adedayo Odeleye Nigeria
 Linebackers
  •  2 Benedikt Assis
  •  22 Louis Achaintre France
  •  44 Marcel Steffen
  •   Wael Nasri France

Defensive backs

  •  2 Jamaal White United States
  •  3 Arne Gehrt
  •  8 Paul Seifert
  •  10 Simon Mayerhoff
  •  14 Luis Muller Atzerodt
  •  15 Moritz Thiele
  •  16 Louis Rieger
  •  18 Leo Leeser
  •  19 Phillip Ruffin
  •  21 Najim Hennig CB
  •  23 Jason Eid CB
  •  24 Maxime De Falcis France
  •  28 Alexander Karim Rushdy Stadahl CB
  •  31 Iiro Pekkarinen CB Finland
  •  32 Dominique Pfeffer
  •  42 Paul Fischer CB

Special teams

  •  14 Kevin Hummel P
  •  26 Jonas Schenderlein K



Rookies in italics
 Roster updated 18 June 2021

Notes[]

  1. ^ All games can also be watched live on ELF Gamepass

References[]

  1. ^ "Shake-up to inaugural ELF line-up announced; 3 new franchises enter, 2 exit". American Football International. 2021-03-22. Retrieved 2021-05-24.
  2. ^ "ELF European League of Football". www.europeanleague.football. Retrieved 2021-05-24.
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