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Years
of Operation: 2014-2020
Overall
Record: 19-24
First
Game: May 31, 2014 vs Snohomish County Thunder
First
Win: May 31, 2014 vs Snohomish County Thunder
Final
Game: Aug 3, 2019 vs Northwest Hurricanes
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League
Affiliation:
Western Washington Alliance (2014-2018)
Northwest League (2019-2020)
Team
Headquarters:
Lacey, Washington
Colors: Black, Silver, Yellow |
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Sponsor: James
King (2014-2020)
General
Manager: Barbara Murphy
Coaches:
James King (2014-2017)
Isaac Martinez (2018)
Assts: Andrew Littleton, Eric Hays, Jonte Ragland, Justin Longueria
Home
Field(s): Centralia HS, South Sound Stadium, Lacey, WA, |
Titles
Won:
2018 WWFA Division III Champions
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Created in 2014 by former Washington Cavalier player and Head Coach
James King fresh off leading the team to the WWFA crown, the Mayhem
debuted with a 3-5 record and appearance in the WWFA playoffs.
King and the Mayhem would struggle through 4-consecutive three-win
seasons before finally breaking out in 2018. That season, the WWFA
absorbed the teams from the Pacific League and formed three divisions.
The Mayhem found themselves in Division III and rolled to a 7-1 record
before being bounced by Division I foe Spokane.
When the NWFL reformed in 2019, King, a former Pierce County Bengal
under Ron Baines, joined with his former mentor entering the Mayhem in
the 6-team league along with the Bengals and Cavaliers.
Inconceivably, Thurston County reverted back to a 3-win team for the
fifth time in six seasons after having started the season 3-1. Two
games were no contests due to opponent forfeits while Thurston hit a
5-game skid which included back-to-back losses to the Northwest
Hurricanes in the regular season finale and first round playoff game.
A planned return in 2020 never came to fruition as Covid-19 shut down
the season, the league and the future for the Mayhem franchise.
2014 WWFA All Stars
Dom Mangini, Webstar Fepuleai, Dan Kissner, Sam Lewis, Sirrahkeen
Wilkins, Donivan Hall, Anthony Parks, Matt Wines, Marc Lindsay, Anthony
Chaney
2015 WWFA All Stars
Webster Fepuleai, Anthony Cheney, Dominique Strasbury
2016 WWFA All Stars
DB - Jaeron Ayala, P - Marquez Bryant, OLB - Michael Morriss, SS -
Desmin Williams, DE/TE - Justin Marsh, DE - Webster Fepuleai, DE -
Thomas Pendragon, KR - Anthony Chaney, SS - Pino Thompson, MLB - Filipo
Cournoyer, LT - Quinton Jones
2017 WWFA All Stars
RT - Quinton Jones, C - Cody Anderson, DE - Webster Fepuleai, WR -
Anthony Chaney, WR - Aaron Elmore, LB - Desmin Williams, LB - DeAndre
Smith, LB - Dominique Harding, SS - Pino Thomspon
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2014 Schedule/Results (3-5): |
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May 31 @ Snohomish County Thunder |
20-7 |
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June 7 - Pierce County Bengals |
14-21 |
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June 14 - Puget Sound Outlaws |
6-21 |
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June 21 @ Puyallup Nation Kings |
14-65 |
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June 28 @ Snohomish County Vikings |
24-9 |
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July 12 @ Washington Cavaliers |
8-6 |
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July 19 - Renton Ravens |
0-28 |
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Aug 2 @ Puget Sound Outlaws * |
10-35 |
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2015 Schedule/Results (3-7): |
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May 16 @ Snohomish County Vikings |
31-27 |
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May 30 - Washington Cavaliers % |
21-0 |
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June 6 @ Renton Ravens |
18-30 |
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June 13 - Puyallup Nation Kings |
8-38 |
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June 27 @ Pierce County Bengals |
24-26 |
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July 11 @ Puget Sound Outlaws |
12-33 |
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July 18 - Snohomish County Thunder |
42-0 |
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July 25 - Cowlitz County Cobras |
6-13 |
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Aug 1 @ Puyallup Nation Kings * |
14-62 |
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% Thurston County Trophy Game |
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2016 Schedule/Results (3-5): |
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Apr 2 - Washington Cavaliers |
18-12 OT |
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May 14 @ Snohomish County Vikings |
0-6 |
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May 21 - Cowlitz County Cobras |
8-9 |
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June 4 @ Kitsap Storm |
29-22 |
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June 11 - Snohomish County Vikings |
L FFT |
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June 18 - Pierce County Bengals |
12-15 |
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June 25 @ Tri City Rage |
0-29 |
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July 9 - Puget Sound Outlaws |
6-0 |
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July 16 @ Renton Ravens |
8-32 |
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2017 Schedule/Results (3-5): |
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Apr 15 @ Washington Raptors |
Cancel |
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May 13 @ South Sound Nighthawks |
0-14 |
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May 20 - Puget Sound Outlaws |
44-0 |
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June 3 - Clark County Vipers |
28-18 |
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June 10 @ Pierce County Bengals |
11-14 |
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June 17 @ Cowlitz County Cobras |
12-13 |
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June 24 - Puyallup Nation Kings |
28-54 |
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July 8 - Peninsula Bay Eagles |
Cancel |
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July 8 - League Forfeit - Opp fold |
W FFT |
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July 15 @ Grays Harbor Bearcats |
26-24 |
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July 22 - Renton Ravens * |
12-40 |
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2018 Schedule/Results (8-2): |
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Apr 28 @ Kitsap Storm |
14-0 |
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May 5 - Tri City Rage |
18-27 |
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May 19 @ Arlington Grizzlies |
Cancel |
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May 19 @ Pierce County Bengals |
14-12 |
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June 2 - Spokane Wolfpack |
54-8 |
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June 9 - Arlington Grizzlies |
36-20 |
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June 16 - Washington County Pitbulls |
28-13 |
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June 23 @ Lakewood Lions |
Cancel |
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June 30 - Cowlitz County Cobras |
36-6 |
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July 14 @ Northwest Vipers |
Cancel |
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July 21 - Kitsap Storm |
36-14 |
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Aug 4 - Spokane Wolfpack * |
14-20 |
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Sep 22 - South Sound Nighthawks^ |
28-6 |
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^Bonney Lake Food Bank Game |
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2019 Schedule/Results (3-6): |
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May 25 - Snohomish County Grizzlies |
20-6 |
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June 1 - Renton Ravens |
13-6 |
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June 8 - Pierce County Bengals |
16-19 |
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June 15 - Washington Cavaliers |
44-0 |
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June 22 - Northwest Hurricanes |
7-27 |
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June 29 - Snohomish County Grizzlies |
16-32 |
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July 6 - Renton Ravens |
21-27 |
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July 13 - Pierce County Bengals |
W FFT |
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July 20 - Washington Cavaliers |
W FFT |
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July 27 - Northwest Hurricanes |
12-41 |
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Aug 3 - Northwest Hurricanes * |
16-20 |
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