St. Louis Battlehawks | News, Roster, Schedule, Scores & Coach

Buckle up for high-octane football action in the heart of America! The St. Louis Battlehawks are a professional American football team soaring into battle in the United Football League (UFL). This team, representing the passionate city of St. Louis, Missouri, is ready to take flight and challenge for the championship title.

The St. Louis Battlehawks are a professional American football team ready to take flight in the United Football League (UFL) They represent the strong spirit of St. Louis, Missouri, and boast a rich history within the world of professional football.

Battlehawks Coaching Staff

Roster of St. Louis Battlehawks

St. Louis Battlehawks Schedule

A Legacy of Gridiron Greatness:

The Battlehawks soared into the XFL scene in 2018 as part of the St. Louis Battlehawks. After a brief hiatus, they roared back in 2023, led by the dynamic duo of Anthony Becht and Bruce Gradkowski. Now, standing tall in the UFL’s XFL Conference, they are ready to take on old rivals and new faces alike. With a star-studded lineup and a hunger for victory, the Battlehawks are set to shake up the league once again! 🏈✨

A Nest ofPassionate Fans:

The St. Louis Battlehawks bring an electrifying presence to The Dome at America’s Center, where a palpable energy always lingers. Rooted in the city’s deep football heritage, St. Louis fuels the Battlehawks with unwavering support.

As a new season unfolds, the St. Louis Battlehawks emerge as a dominant force in the UFL. Backed by strong organizations, talented athletes, and dedicated fans, they establish themselves as a rising team. Watch closely as the Battlehawks strive for championship success! 🏈🏆

Battlehawks Coaching Staff

Position	Name
Head Coach	Anthony Becht
General Manager	Dave Boller
Defensive Coordinator	Donnie Abraham
Secondary	Martin Bayless
Running Backs/Special Teams	Kyle Caskey
Linebackers	Chris Claiborne
Defensive Line	La’Roi Glover
Offensive Coordinator	Bruce Gradkowski
Offensive Line	Gino Gradkowski
Wide Receivers	Phil McGeoghan

Roster of St. Louis Battlehawks

No. This stands for “Number” and typically represents the player’s jersey number.
Pos: This stands for “Position” and indicates the player’s role on the team, such as quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker, etc.
Ht: This stands for “Height” and denotes the player’s vertical measurement in feet and inches.
Wt: This stands for “Weight” and indicates the player’s mass in pounds.

Position:

Cornerback (CB), Quarterback (QB), Wide Receiver (WR), Outside Linebacker (OLB), Running Back (RB), Tight End (TE), Defensive Lineman (DL), Defensive Back (DB), Offensive Tackle (OT), Offensive Guard (OG), Punter (P), Center (C), Defensive Tackle (DT), Linebacker (LB), Long Snapper (LS), Guard (G), Kicker (K), Defensive End (DE)

Name	No.	Pos	Ht	Wt	College	Hometown	Age
Freedom Akinmoladun	98	DE	6’3″	278	Nebraska	Grandview, MO	28
Vadal Alexander	78	OG	6’5″	336	LSU	New Orleans, LA	30
Dravon Askew-Henry	29	SAF	6’0″	203	West Virginia	Aliquippa, PA	28
Marcell Ateman	3	WR	6’4″	217	Oklahoma State	Dallas, TX	29
Kemari Averett	80	TE	6’6″	257	Bethune-Cookman	Atlanta, GA	26
Abdul Beecham	62	G	6’2″	321	Kansas State	West Point, NY	27
Ja’Marcus Bradley	18	WR	6’1″	195	Louisiana	Ackerman, MS	27
Juwann Bushell-Beatty	73	T	6’5″	318	Michigan	Paramus, NJ	27
Hakeem Butler	88	WR	6’6″	220	Iowa State	Baltimore, MD	27
Qwynnterrio Cole	32	FS	6’0″	203	Louisville	Memphis, TN	24
Ben Deluca	28	FS	6’1″	202	Charlotte	Orlando, FL	25
Mataeo Durant	21	RB	5’11”	196	Duke	Plum Branch, SC	24
Austin Faoliu	99	DT	6’3″	287	Oregon	Santa Ana, CA	25
Travis Feeney	56	DE	6’4″	240	Washington	Richmond, CA	31
Wayne Gallman II	30	RB	6’0″	215	Clemson	Loganville, GA	29
Steven Gonzalez	74	G	6’5″	341	Penn State	Union City, NJ	26
Tim Harris	4	CB	6’1″	205	Virginia	Richmond, VA	28
Willie Harvey	51	LB	5’11”	229	Iowa State	Hastings, FL	28
Lavert Hill	24	CB	5’10”	190	Michigan	Detroit, MI	25
Sterling Hofrichter	16	P	5’10”	196	Syracuse	Valrico, FL	27
Antwuan Jackson	52	DT	6’2″	298	Ohio State	Ellenwood, GA	26
Blake Jackson	8	WR	5’11”	200	Mary Hardin-Baylor	Houston, TX	30
Jaryd Jones-Smith	75	T	6’7″	295	Pittsburgh	Camden, NJ	28
Jerome Kapp	85	WR	6’1″	191	Kutztown	Barto, PA	24
Kameron Kelly	23	DB	6’2″	205	San Diego State	Round Rock, TX	27
Keylon Kennedy	2	CB	5’11”	185	Garden City Community College	Daytona Beach, FL	24
Elorm Lumor	95	DE	6’3″	240	Towson	Piscataway, NJ	27
Eric Magwood	77	OL	6’4″	300	Middle Tennessee	Virginia Beach, VA	26
Alex Matheson	47	LS	6’5″	252	California Lutheran	Marshall, MN	29
AJ McCarron	10	QB	6’3″	220	Alabama	Mobile, AL	33
Callahan O’Reilly	59	LB	6’2″	230	Montana State	Bozeman, MT	24
Mike Panasiuk	61	C	6’4″	300	Michigan State	Roselle, IL	26
Chris Payton-Jones	9	CB	6’0″	230	Nebraska	Jacksonville, FL	28
Jahcour Pearson	1	WR	5’8″	185	Ole Miss	Broward County, FL	25
Tautala Pesefea Jr.	93	NT	6’3″	314	Arizona State	Sacramento, CA	23
Mike Rose	27	MLB	6’4″	243	Iowa State	Brecksville, OH	23
Teton Saltes	50	OT	6’5″	313	New Mexico	Albuquerque, NM	25
Jacob Saylors	15	RB	5’10”	199	East Tennessee State	Jasper, TN	24
Brandon Sebastian	38	CB	6’0″	182	Boston College	West Haven, CT	25
Darrius Shepherd	11	WR	5’10”	185	North Dakota State	Blue Springs, MO	28
Brandon Silvers	12	QB	6’2″	220	Troy	Pensacola, FL	29
Kobe Smith	96	DT	6’2″	312	South Carolina	Lawrenceville, GA	25
Channing Stribling	14	CB	6’2″	191	Michigan	Matthews, NC	29
Jake Sutherland	84	TE	6’4″	247	Morehead State	Ortonville, MI	28
Andre Szmyt	19	K	6’1″	200	Syracuse	Lake Forest, IL	25
Pita Taumoepenu	7	DE	6’2″	250	Utah	Euless, TX	30
Jeff Thomas	13	WR	5’9″	175	Miami (FL)	East St. Louis, IL	26
Carson Wells	26	OLB	6’3″	241	Colorado	Inverness, FL	25
Dohnovan West	54	C	6’3″	309	Arizona State	Mission Hills, CA	22
Manny Wilkins	5	QB	6’2″	193	Arizona State	Novato, CA	28
Lakiem Williams	6	LB	5’11”	220	Syracuse	Tacoma, WA	26

Venue of St. Louis Battlehawks

The St. Louis Battlehawks, a professional American football team, play their thrilling home games at The Dome at America’s Center. Situated in the heart of St. Louis, Missouri, this iconic stadium has served as their loyal home turf since the team’s exciting debut in the XFL. To this day, it remains their beloved battleground in the exhilarating world of the UFL, captivating fans with each high-energy game.

Feature	Details
Located in	America’s Center Convention Complex
Address	701 Convention Plaza, St. Louis, MO 63101, United States
Capacity	67,000
Opened	November 12, 1995
Owner	St. Louis Regional Sports Authority
Construction Cost	US$280 million; ($538 million in 2022 dollars)
Height	62 m
Surface	AstroTurf GameDay Grass 3D (2010–present); FieldTurf (2005–2010); AstroTurf (1995–2004)
Phone	+1 314-342-5201
Architect	HOK Sport (now Populous); Kennedy Associates/Architects, Inc.
Former Names	Trans World Dome (1995–2001); Edward Jones Dome (2002–2016)
Services Engineer	Design Consulting Engineering Inc.
Structural Engineer	EDM Incorporated

The America’s Center Convention Complex, located at 701 Convention Plaza, St. Louis, MO 63101, United States, stands as a prominent venue with a remarkable history. Boasting a substantial capacity of 67,000, it officially opened its doors on November 12, 1995. This iconic venue, under the ownership of the St. Louis Regional Sports Authority, was meticulously constructed for US$280 million, which translates to $538 million in today’s 2022 dollars.

Rising to a height of 62 meters, the complex has seen various playing surfaces over the years, transitioning from AstroTurf GameDay Grass 3D since 2010 to the present, FieldTurf from 2005 to 2010, and AstroTurf from 1995 to 2004.

For inquiries and bookings, reach out to the venue at +1 314-342-5201. The architectural brilliance behind this structure was led by HOK Sport, now recognized as Populous, in collaboration with Kennedy Associates/Architects, Inc. Noteworthy to mention, the venue underwent name changes in the past, previously known as the Trans World Dome from 1995 to 2001 and the Edward Jones Dome from 2002 to 2016.

The America’s Center Convention Complex has also seen significant engineering contributions, with services provided by Design Consulting Engineering Inc. and structural design by EDM Incorporated, adding to its legacy of excellence and innovation.