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This is a list of fictional sports teams, athletic groups that have been identified by name in works of fiction but do not really exist as such. Teams have been organized by the sport they participate in, followed by the media product they appear in. Specific television episodes are noted when available.

Baseball teams

A League of Their Own

  • Lukash Dairy
  • Staten Island Stevedores
  • Peekskill Parks

BASEketball teams

BASEketball is a mix of baseball and basketball played in the 1998 movie of the same name.

  • Dallas Felons
  • Detroit Lemons
  • Los Angeles Riots
  • Miami Dealers
  • Milwaukee Beers
  • New Jersey Informants
  • Roswell Aliens
  • San Antonio Defenders
  • San Francisco Ferries
  • Boston Mobsters
  • Charlotte Biscuits
  • Denver Cavemen
  • Atlanta Plantations
  • Baltimore Burners
  • Buffalo Bums
  • Toronto Sorrys
  • Oakland Bandits
  • Pittsburgh Factories
  • San Diego Whalers

Batman

Beanball: Murder at the World Series by Tom Seaver

  • Brooklyn Bandits[11]
  • Jersey Boomers[8]

Benchwarmers

  • The Benchwarmers
  • Wayne's Hardware

Blernsball teams

Blernsball is the version of baseball in the year 3000 in the show Futurama

  • Boston Poindexters
  • Mars Greenskins
  • New New York Mets
  • New New York Yankees
  • Pituitary Giants
  • Swedish Meatballs
  • Atlanta Braves

Blockade Billy by Stephen King

  • New Jersey Titans

Grand Theft Auto (series)

Philip Roth's The Great American Novel

  • Aceldama Butchers
  • Asylum Keepers
  • Independence Blues
  • Kakoola Reapers
  • Ruppert Mundys
  • Terra Incognita Rustlers
  • Tri-City Greenbacks
  • Tri-City Tycoons

Hardball (1994 TV series)

  • California Pioneers
  • New Jersey Pioneers[12]

Looney Tunes

  • Gas House Gorillas
  • Tea Totalers

The Man Who Brought the Dodgers Back to Brooklyn by David Ritz

  • Los Angeles Stars
  • Miami SunKings
  • Tucson Sunbelters

Noonan: A Novel About Baseball, Esp, and Time Warps by Leonard Everett Fisher

  • Brooklyn Dutchmen
  • Providence Preachers
  • Spartans

The Seventh Game by Roger Kahn

  • Binghamton White Sox
  • Los Angeles Mastodons
  • New York Mohawks
  • Pittsfield Eagles
  • Waterbury Yankees

The Simpsons

  • Burlington Drifters
  • Capital City Capitals (Dancin' Homer)
  • Salem Boulevardiers
  • Shelbyville Shelbyvillians
  • Springfield Atoms
  • Springfield Floozies – AAPGBL team in the 1940s
  • Springfield Isotopes[13]
  • Springfield Meltdowns
  • Springfield Excitement

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

  • Logicians (All-Vulcan baseball team)
  • London Kings
  • Niners (command crew of Deep Space Nine)
  • Pike City Pioneers

Superman (comic book)

  • Metropolis Meteors
  • Metropolis Monarchs

Total Recall

  • Tokyo Samurai

Universal Baseball Association

  • Beaneaters
  • Bridegrooms
  • Excelsiors
  • Haymakers
  • Keystones
  • Knickerbockers
  • Pastime Club
  • Pioneers

Basketball teams

American Basketball Association

Batman

Grand Theft Auto

One Tree Hill (TV series)

  • Gilmore College Cobras
  • Tree Hill High School Ravens
  • the Scotts

The Simpsons

  • Monstars
  • Tune Squad

Aeroball teams

Aeroball is a futuristic version of basketball played with jetpacks in the 2000 AD strip Harlem Heroes.

  • The Baltimore Bulls
  • The Berlin Blitzkreigs
  • The Bushido Blades
  • The Flying Scotsmen
  • Gorgon's Gargoyles
  • The Harlem Heroes
  • The Montezuma Mashers
  • The Siberian Wolves
  • The Teutonic Titans

Cheerleading Squads

  • North Valley High Fighting Frogs
  • South Bay High Lancers
  • Broncos
  • Colorado Springs High Coyotes
  • East Compton High Clovers
  • Giants
  • Muskrats
  • New Pope High Cavaliers
  • Patriots
  • Rancho Carne High Toros
  • Saints
  • Trojans
  • Vikings
  • Cal State Stingers
  • Renegades
  • Crenshaw Heights High Warriors
  • Pacific Vista High Pirates
  • Catz
  • East Coast High Jets
  • Flamingos (Flaming Hoes)
  • Prairie Dogs
  • Sebrings
  • West Coast High Sharks
  • East Coast/West Coast Shets
  • California High All-Stars
  • East LA High Rough Riders
  • Glendale High Cougars
  • Malibu High Dream Team
  • Malibu High Jaguars
  • Malibu Vista High Sea Lions
  • Bulldogs
  • Dragons
  • Eagles
  • Gerald R. Ford High Tigers
  • Mustangs
  • Pandas
  • Panthers
  • Scorpions
  • Lancer University Hellcats
  • Memphis Christian College Cyclones
  • East High Wildcats
  • West High Knights
  • Bobcats
  • Eagles
  • Forest Hills High Kodiaks
  • Giants
  • John Hughes High Wasps
  • North Compton High Wildcats
  • Bridgetown High Honeybees
  • Fenmore High Foxes
  • Vikings
  • Eastland Heights High Highlanders
  • Rocky Creak High Drillers

Croquet teams

All from the Thursday Next novels, in which croquet has been reinvented as a fast-paced contact sport.

  • Gloucester Meteors
  • Reading Whackers
  • Swindon Mallets

Dodgeball teams

All featured in the film Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story

  • Average Joe's (the protagonist's team)
  • Globo Gym Purple Cobras
  • Skillz That Killz
  • Lumberjacks
  • Team Blitzkrieg
  • Osaka Kamikazes
  • Las Vegas Police Department
  • Poughkeepsie State Flying Cougars
  • The Gay Gang
  • MILFS
  • Moose Knucklers
  • New Orleans Clown Punchers
  • Monterrey Mulchers
  • She-Mullets
  • Troop 417
  • Wedgies
  • Yetis
  • Pouncers
  • Spleen Mashers
  • Savage Squad 300
  • Arizona Scorpions
  • Atlanta Wasps
  • Boston Minutemen
  • Carolina Cobras
  • Chicago Beasts
  • Dallas Gunslingers
  • Denver Cougars
  • Detroit Firebirds
  • Los Angeles Legends
  • Las Vegas Rollers
  • Miami Cyclones
  • Milwaukee Indians
  • Minneapolis Werewolves
  • New Jersey Assassins
  • New York Knights
  • Ohio Red Dogs
  • Philadelphia Americans
  • Pittsburgh Iron Men
  • San Francisco Sharks
  • Seattle Sailors
  • St. Louis Rhinos
  • Tampa Bay Top Guns
  • Texas Rustlers
  • Washington Federals[16]
  • Albuquerque Aztecs
  • California Crusaders
  • Chicago Rhinos
  • Colorado Blizzard
  • Dallas Knights
  • Houston Cattlemen
  • Kansas Twisters
  • Los Angeles Breakers
  • Miami Sharks
  • Maine Androids
  • Minnesota Americans
  • New York Emperors
  • Oregon Pioneers
  • Orlando Crushers
  • San Francisco Knights[17]
  • Seattle Prospects
  • Texas Rattlers
  • Washington Lumbermen
  • Wisconsin Icemen
  • Albuquerque Atoms
  • Anaheim Thrashers
  • Anchorage Watchmen
  • Arizona Assassins
  • Atlanta Firebirds
  • Baltimore Cannons
  • Birmingham Irons
  • Boston Smugglers
  • Buffalo Beasts
  • Carolina Leopards
  • Charleston Cougars
  • Charlotte Yellow Jackets
  • Chicago Talons
  • Cincinnati Hogs
  • Cleveland Kings
  • Colorado Six Shooters
  • Columbia Colonels
  • Columbus Blitz
  • Dallas Spectres
  • D.C. Law Makers
  • Denver Outlaws
  • Detroit Demons
  • Fresno Wildfires
  • Green Bay Grizzlies
  • Honolulu Breakers
  • Houston Wranglers
  • Indianapolis Spartans
  • Jacksonville Amberjacks
  • Kansas City Blues
  • Las Vegas Rollers
  • Little Rock Maulers
  • Los Angeles Raptors
  • Miami Thunder
  • Michigan Tanks
  • Milwaukee Mariners
  • Minnesota Mustangs
  • Nashville Guardians
  • New England Militia
  • New Jersey Pirates
  • New Orleans Settlers
  • New York Red Tails
  • Oklahoma Stampede
  • Oakland Scourge
  • Omaha Cyclones
  • Orlando Lightning
  • Philadelphia Liberty
  • Phoenix Inferno
  • Pittsburgh Pioneers
  • Portland Tomahawks
  • Salt Lake Wrath
  • San Antonio Scorpions
  • San Francisco Tridents
  • San Jose Coyotes
  • Seattle Wolves
  • St. Louis Racers
  • Tampa Bay Tigers
  • Tennessee Swarm
  • Wichita Wildcats
  • Bakersfield Tigers
  • Taft Rockets
  • Arizona Outlaws[18]
  • Atlanta 404
  • Baltimore Bearcats
  • Carolina Copperheads
  • Chicago Marauders
  • Cincinnati Crusaders
  • Cleveland Steamers (Formerly San Diego Cyclones)
  • Denver Grizziles
  • Detroit Devils
  • Houston Riders
  • Kansas City Crossfire
  • Las Vegas Aces
  • Los Angeles Riot
  • Mexico City Aztecs (Relocated from Dallas)
  • Miami Hammerheads (Formerly Orlando Hammerheads)
  • Milwaukee Hounds
  • Minnesota Reapers
  • New England Regulars
  • New York Nightmares
  • Philadelphia Brawlers
  • Seattle Reign
  • Vancouver Beavers
  • Washington Redhawks
  • Los Angeles Mighty Bucks[19]
  • Minnesota State Screaming Eagles[20]
  • Orlando Breakers – NFL team
  • Southern Texas Wranglers (Minnesota State's bowl opponent in the two-part 1991 episode "The Pineapple Bowl")
  • London Royals (Resurrection)
  • Los Angeles Quakes (Resurrection)
  • California Bulls
  • Chicago Huskies
  • Dayton Cougars
  • Houston Stallions
  • Houston Riggers
  • Phoenix Warriors
  • Toronto Mustangs
  • Other cities mentioned as having teams, but not identified by nickname include Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Miami.
  • Endsville Fluffycats
  • Rump City Bootyheads
  • Cleveland Cats
  • Los Angeles Stallions
  • Blitzburg Steelheads[21]
  • Cardinal Sins[22]
  • Cracksumskull Jugulars[23]
  • Croakland Invaders[24]
  • Deadlanta Vultures[25]
  • Full Metal Mayhem[26]
  • Galaxy Chaos
  • Grim Bay Attackers[27]
  • Insane Cults[28]
  • Karcass City Creeps[29]
  • Killadelphia Evils[30]
  • Leaveland Burns[31]
  • Malice Hellboys[32]
  • Microhard Mutilators[33]
  • Midway Mutants[34]
  • Mile High Chronic[35]
  • Motor City Maniacs[36]
  • New Goreleans Zombies[37]
  • New Yuck Tyrants[38]
  • Nuked London Hatriots[39]
  • Orcs of Hazzard
  • Scarolina Panzers[40]
  • Tokyo Terminators
  • New York Hawks
  • New Jersey Bobcats
  • Texas State Armadillos
  • Metropolis Sharks
  • Metropolis University Bulldogs
  • Smallville Crows
  • South Park Cows
  • Toronto Roughriders (Canadian football)
  • Vancouver Roughriders (Canadian football)
  • Metropolis Meteors
  • Metropolis Metros
  • South Central Louisiana State University Mud Dogs
  • University of Louisiana Cougars[42]

Deathball teams

  • Greenwood Grendels (The Hero by John Ringo and Michael Z. Williamson, p. 64)

Association football teams

  • Shadwell Town
  • Wapping FC
  • Renford Rejects
  • Renford Razors
  • Slice Girls
  • Atletico Nopaleros
  • Deportivo Amaranto
  • Team Evil
  • Team Shaolin
  • Denton Athletic
  • Denton F.C.

(all in the CHL)

  • Montreal Patriotes
  • Quebec Fleur-de-Lys[48]
  • Toronto Loyalists
  • Halifax Highlanders
  • St. John's Shamrocks
  • Quebec Victoires
  • Albany Patriots
  • Orangetown Assassins
  • Windsor Wheelers
  • Concorde Minutemen
  • Hamilton Steelers
  • Lovell Kings
  • Moncton Lords
  • Boston Blackjacks
  • Montreal Corsairs
  • Annapolis Angels
  • Delaware Demons
  • Chicoutimi Saints
  • Prince Albert Comets
  • Quebec City National
  • Trois-Rivières Dragons
  • Charlestown Chiefs[49]
  • Long Island Ducks[50]
  • Syracuse Bulldogs
  • Peterborough Patriots
  • Lancaster Gears[51]
  • Hyannisport Presidents
  • Broome County Blades

(Pee-Wee Hockey Teams)

  • East Gackle Cheapskates
  • Moosehoof Stick Handlers
  • Monroeville Zombies
  • Letterkenny Irish
  • Letterkenny Shamrocks
  • Letterkenny Shamrockettes
  • Kerry County Eagles
  • Dutch Dragons
  • Hot Chilli Steppers
  • Jive Js
  • Joy Jumpers
  • Jump Masters
  • Kung Fu Flyers
  • Sunset Skippers

Motocross Teams

  • Art Henderson Racing
  • Carson Racing

Quidditch, a game in the Harry Potter books

Rugby teams

The Art of Coarse Rugby by Michael Green

  • Bagford Vipers B
  • Old Rottinghamians Extra B

In From The Side by Matt Carter

  • South London Stags (now a real club)

Lacrosse Teams

  • Abbey Mount.
  • Bodley Manor.
  • Oxley.
  • Stowe.

Baccer Teams (fictional Pokémon sport)

  • Coronet Fighters
  • Jubilife Reds
  • Cianwood Greens
  • Nimbasa Legends

Unspecified Sports

See also

Notes

  1. ^ There is a real NBA team with that name.
  2. ^ Supposedly based on the Toronto Blue Jays.
  3. ^ Supposedly based on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
  4. ^ There was an actual minor league team in the Pacific Coast League called the Hollywood Stars that played from 1926–1957 at Gilmore Field.
  5. ^ There is a real minor league baseball team the Myrtle Beach Pelicans that the "Myrtle Beach Mermen". are based on.
  6. ^ There is a real NBA team with that name.
  7. ^ This was a real New Orleans Pelicans (baseball) team from 1887–1977.
  8. ^ a b Supposedly based on the New York Yankees.
  9. ^ Supposedly based on the New York Giants baseball team, but according to author Bernard Malamud, they were based on the New York Yankees.
  10. ^ Supposedly based on the New York Yankees, however their home games were filmed at the Mets' home of Shea Stadium and they played against various National League teams.
  11. ^ Supposedly based on the Brooklyn Dodgers.
  12. ^ During the episode Lee's Bad, Bad Day, the Pioneer legends wore a uniform with New Jersey printed on the front.
  13. ^ Bart Simpson's Little League team are the Springfield Isotots, and the Albuquerque Isotopes, a real minor-league team, were named after this team.
  14. ^ The Pittsburgh Ironmen were a real team in the early days of the NBA.
  15. ^ There is a real Texas State University, but it did not assume the name until more than a decade after the movie came out; its sports teams are known as Bobcats.
  16. ^ This was also the name of a real team in the United States Football League
  17. ^ During the scene when Sharks' coach Tony D'Amato updates his team schedule. The San Francisco Knights appears on it. But at the final game in the film. The Sharks plays another team called Knights from Dallas. That blooper caused much controversy at the time. [1] Archived July 29, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
  18. ^ This would have been the name of a real USFL team had there been a 1986 season. The Arizona Wranglers and Oklahoma Outlaws planned a merger.
  19. ^ Orlando Breakers owner Doris Sherman (Katherine Helmond) proposed a move to Los Angeles (episode Save the Wave) to increase revenue for her club.
  20. ^ There was a real Minnesota State University System. Later Mankato State University was renamed Minnesota State University, Mankato by an act on recommendation from the State Legislature after the series ended. Sports teams at the real Minnesota State campus are the Mavericks.
  21. ^ Parody of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
  22. ^ Parody of the Arizona Cardinals.
  23. ^ Parody of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
  24. ^ Parody of the Oakland Raiders (NFL), as well as the Oakland Invaders (USFL).
  25. ^ Parody of the Atlanta Falcons.
  26. ^ There is a real TNA Wrestling used a variation of the TLC match called that same name.
  27. ^ Parody of the Green Bay Packers.
  28. ^ Parody of the Indianapolis Colts.
  29. ^ Parody of the Kansas City Chiefs.
  30. ^ Parody of the Philadelphia Eagles.
  31. ^ Parody of the Cleveland Browns.
  32. ^ Parody of the Dallas Cowboys.
  33. ^ Parody of the Seattle Seahawks, with Microhard being a parody of the Microsoft Corporation, headquartered in the Seattle metropolitan area.
  34. ^ Parody of the Chicago Bears.
  35. ^ Parody of the Denver Broncos.
  36. ^ Parody of the Detroit Lions.
  37. ^ Parody of the New Orleans Saints.
  38. ^ Parody of the New York Giants.
  39. ^ Parody of the New England Patriots, but in this case based in London, England rather than Foxborough, Massachusetts.
  40. ^ Parody of the Carolina Panthers.
  41. ^ a b "Companies in the Marvel Universe". Retrieved June 25, 2010.
  42. ^ Several real schools have borne the University of Louisiana name. From 1847 to 1884, Tulane University was known as The University of Louisiana. In 1995, the modern University of Louisiana System was established, but no schools took the "University of Louisiana" name until 1999, the year after The Waterboy was released. In that year, the schools formerly known as the University of Southwestern Louisiana and Northeast Louisiana University became, respectively, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and Monroe. Under the law establishing the University of Louisiana System, no school can call itself "University of Louisiana" without a city or other regional identifier. Both modern "Louisiana" schools are generally referred to as "Louisiana-Lafayette" and "Louisiana-Monroe", and their teams are respectively Ragin' Cajuns and Warhawks (the latter was known as the Indians until June 2006).
  43. ^ "Böckerna om Håkan Bråkan" (in Swedish). Anders Jakobssons och Sören Olssons webbplats. Retrieved August 10, 2015.
  44. ^ Berts vidare betraktelser, Rabén & Sjögren, 1990
  45. ^ Bert och brorsorna, Rabén & Sjögren, 1995
  46. ^ A fictional team that led to the creation of a real team, the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim (now the Anaheim Ducks).
  47. ^ Bert och brorsorna, Rabén & Sjögren, 1991
  48. ^ Former CHL team, sold to Colorado before the events of the movie—an obvious parallel to the real-life Quebec Nordiques, which were sold in 1995 to a group from Denver who moved the team and renamed it the Colorado Avalanche
  49. ^ A real minor-league hockey team in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, where much of the movie was shot, is named the Johnstown Chiefs in honor of the fictional Chiefs and the city's involvement in the movie.
  50. ^ There is a real minor-league baseball team with this name.
  51. ^ "Uni Watch » Flood City Film Festival". uni-watch.com.
  52. ^ A fictional team that led to the creation of a real team, now known as the Thunder Bay K&A Twins.