Mariners indoor football team working to build a fan base

LIZ FARMER
Daily Record Business Writer

Mariners Replace Head Coach Chris Simpson with Daniel James

BALTIMORE (April 28, 2008) – The Baltimore Mariners, slowed by a 1-6 start in their inaugural AIFA season, have relieved Chris Simpson of his coaching duties. As his replacement, the team has selected Orlando Predators' assistant coach Daniel James.

Mariners Swept Away By RiverRats

A 1-6 record is not the way the Baltimore Mariners envisioned the first half of their inaugural season. Having a roster stacked with monstrous talent such as the stalwart OL Greg “Muggy” Justice, and the sure-handed WR Richard Johnson, Baltimore should be sitting toward the top of the North Division.

Baltimore Mariners Lose to Erie Riverrats

Mariners Sink to 1-5 Record in 55-40 Loss to Erie
David Harrington

The Baltimore Mariners entered Tullio Arena in Erie, PA with the hopes of ending a three game losing streak, while sweeping the Erie Riverrats in a back-to-back series.

Mariners juggle roster but drop game to Mudcats

A slow start to the season prompted the Mariners to overhaul their roster, and while the team showed some progress last night, it did not have enough firepower to stay with the undefeated Mississippi Mudcats in an American Indoor Football Association game at 1st Mariner Arena.

From Pirates Magazine

With a logo like this, and a pirate ship being constructed behind the endzone, how could Pirates Magazine not have become a proud sponsor of the new AIFA indoor football team, the Baltimore Mariners!?

Mariners Make Adjustments to Roster and Staff

Baltimore, MD - Starting the season 1 – 3 with close loses to Reading and Augusta is not what the Baltimore Mariners envisioned. Head Coach Chris Simpson believes that minor changes to the roster and moves on the coaching staff will get the team over the hump.

Baltimore Mariners Fall to the Augusta Colts 27-26

The Baltimore Mariners dropped to a 1-3 record in a heartbreaking, one point loss to the Augusta Colts on Friday at James Brown arena, in Augusta, Ga.  Despite outscoring the Colts (3-1)in the first two quarters of play, the Mariners could not contain Augusta in the second half.

Mariners Begin Home Voyage in AIFA with 67-39 Loss to Columbus

Baltimore Mariners Prepare For Grand Home Opener

It is the Baltimore way: If you are going to do football, do it big. John Morris, co-owner of the Baltimore Mariners of the American Indoor Football Association (AIFA) plans on doing just that. On Friday, March 28th, the Mariners (1-1) kick off their home opener against a tough opponent in the Columbus Lions...