The Fort McCarthy Liberators

Fort McCarthy Liberators
Motto: "Always Protect, Be Ready for Attack"
Team Song: Don't Look Back, Lwayrotec!
Organization Affiliations
League	Quentinian Roofball Organization
Conference	Eastern Roofball Conference
Division	ERC Northeast
Team Colors	Light Brown, Orange, White
Mascot	Wallie and Basher
Locations
Administrative Facility	Justoute Dome
Stadium	Arsenal Field
City	Fort McCarthy, Grassland Area
History
Established:	April, 1945
Won First Champions Cup:	May 7th, 1967
Current Owner Elected:	January 31st, 2014
Administration
Owner:	Steven Jeraldine
Chief Financial Officer:	Carla Reed
Administrative Manager:	Bruce McWall
Head Coach:	Frankie Odailop
Championships and Titles:	Champions Cup Victories (3): 1967, 1969, 1989 Founders Traditional Cup Victories: TBD, TBD, TBD ERC Title Victories (5): 1954, 1982, 1989, 2006, 2019 ERC Northeast Division Title Victories (30): 1950, 1951, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1971, 1974, 1976, 1981, 1982, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2019
Team
All-Time Record	TBD
• Past Season Record	TBD
• Tournament Record	TBD

The Fort McCarthy Liberators are a professional Roofball team that plays in The Quentinian Roofball Organization. They have won The QRO Champions Cup three times over their 60 some year existence, once in 1967, once in 1969, and once in 1989. The Liberators play in the city of Fort McCarthy, and they are a part of The Eastern Roofball Conference, or ERC. In that conference, they play in The ERC Northeast, along with The Lindin Founders and The Jameisville Elves. Their current head coach is Frankie Odailop, and they are owned by Steven Jerladine.

History

The Liberators were founded in 1945, 6 years after the initial creation of the league. In their first few years, they built up a reputation as a pretty good team, and in the early '60s, they got a few solid draft picks, including Penetraman Billy Jekzxson and Wide Out Kate Stevenson, and free agent pickups, and during the '60s, they were one of the best teams in the league. They managed to win the EFC Title 4 times in a row, from 1960-1963, but in those years were beaten by The Liberation City Cyclones and The Rodriguezville Ravagers. Finally, in 1967 they managed to win the Champions Cup for the first time, and again 2 years later, in 1969.

In the '70s, the Liberators were still a good team. However, weakened by the loss of their star players from the previous decade, they were not as good as the previous decade. In the 1980's, however, the team was back to their '60s level, with a new cast of star players and head coach Davie Murphy. In 1988, they won the EFC Title, however lost to The Port Landavisislanders Preachers in the Champions Cup. In 1989, though they were not to be denied, and took home their 3rd Champions Cup.

The 1990's were by far the worst decade for the Liberators. They did not win a single Title in the 10 years, due to a lack of superstars, and the loss of their best head coach ever, Murphy, in 1996 led them to 2 losing seasons, and only 1 Tournament appearance in those years. However, at the turn of the century in 2003, they got in The Tournament again. In 2006, they even got to the EFC Title game, though they did not win it. In 2013, the Liberators made a huge pickup of free agent Wide Out Logan Streddis, and today they are still one of the best teams in the EFC, a contender every year.

Roster

The Liberators currently have 21 players on their roster, with 11 of them being starters, and 10 being alternates. Their starting lineup is as follows:

Starterman: Gregory Dig, Penetramen: Tia Elizabeth, Lewis Rain, and Brooke Frandonns, Wide Outs: Logan Streddis, Kevin Boulagaurde, and Patricia Riley, Center Tussler: Josh Wagner, End Tusslers: Alina Steven and Ignatius Trump, Sharpie: Kyle Burntd.

The Liberator's alternate lineup is as follows:

Starterman: Brady Thompson, Penetramen: Jason Billick, Bridgett Davis, Olivier Franks, and Gerry Dragonson, Wide Outs: Pete O'Jackson, Miles Williamson, and Benjamin Oung Center Tussler: Olivia Burnheart, End Tussler: Win Bujette.