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Latest revision as of 13:13, 18 October 2026
| Ostville 76ers | |
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| Current season | |
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| Franchise information | |
| Founded | 2024 |
| First season | 2024 |
| Stadium | Liberty Field (68,500) |
| Headquarters | Ostville, Floria |
| Colours | Red · Gold · White
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| Personnel | |
| Owner(s) | Ostville Football Holdings
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| Head coach | Nicholas Turner |
| Franchise history
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| Conference and division | Apollonian Conference Apollonian Nova |
| Championships | |
| President Bowl championships | '
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| Conference championships | '
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| Division championships | '
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| Playoff appearances | |
| Total | '
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| Ownership history | |
| Ostville Football Holdings | |
| Uniform | |
The Ostville 76ers are a professional Amorian football team based in Ostville, Floria. The 76ers compete in the Florian Football League (FFL) as a member of the Apollonian Conference's Nova Division, alongside the Pentucky Packers, Bridgeport Panthers and Eastham Commanders. The team plays its home games at Liberty Field.
The team was founded in 2024 as an expansion franchise of the National Conference. The 76ers are the youngest major professional sports team based in Ostville but are the most popular.
The 76ers have never won the President Bowl but are the most successful expansion team in FFL history reaching the playoffs since its inception.
History
2026 season
The Ostville 76ers began the 2026 FFL season with Nicholas Turner as head coach and Kieran King starting at quarterback. The team strengthened its roster through the 2026 FFL Draft, selecting running back Mason King with the 29th overall pick, followed by wide receiver Anthony Reed and cornerback Caleb Jones.
Ostville struggled during the opening weeks, winning just one of its first five games. With the team sitting at 1–4, the 76ers decided to make a change at quarterback.
Ahead of Week 6, Ostville signed veteran Patrick Thomas, who had been selected first overall by the Longsight Lions in the 2020 FFL Draft. Thomas agreed to a one-year deal worth $8 million, including $5 million guaranteed. The 76ers released reserve quarterback Mason Johnson to make room for the signing, while King was moved to a backup role.
Thomas made his debut on the road against the Marinsk Mesounians, throwing for 246 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Ostville went on to win 27–21, ending a three-game losing streak and improving its record to 2–4.
Ownership and management
The franchise is owned and operated by Ostville Football Holdings Ltd.
Current staff
| Position | Name |
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| Head coach | Nicholas Turner |
| Offensive coordinator | Marcus Evans |
| Defensive coordinator | Caleb Scott |
| Special teams coordinator | Dylan Moore |
Players
Current roster
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| Offense | Defense | Special teams |
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Quarterbacks
Running backs
Wide receivers
Tight ends
Offensive linemen
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Defensive linemen
Linebackers
Defensive backs
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Special teams
Reserve lists None Rookies in italics Roster updated: October 2026 53 active |
Italicised players are members of the 2026 rookie class.
