Tucson Sugar Skulls

Franchise History

Green Bay Blizzard

The Tucson Sugar Skulls, originally known as the Green Bay Blizzard, have been a consistent presence in the league since 2012. From their inception through the 2024 season, the franchise played under the Green Bay Blizzard name, building a reputation for competitive play and a strong fan base in Wisconsin. The franchise has been led by multiple general managers, including Paris Reed, Dan Uribe, and later Mason Bautch, under whom the team captured its first Lakefront Bowls.

The Blizzard debuted in 2012 with a strong 9-5 record, advancing to the Lakefront Bowl Lakefront Bowl after defeating Northern Arizona and Milwaukee in the playoffs before falling to Los Angeles. The following year, Green Bay claimed its first division title at 10-4, though their postseason ended in a first-round upset to Miami. In 2014, Reed’s squad dominated the regular season with an 11-2 record, again winning the West, but fell short in the playoffs to Milwaukee despite Reed earning GM of the Year honors.

After a mid-decade slump, which included missing the playoffs from 2015 through 2016 and another underwhelming year in 2019, the team transitioned from Reed to Dan Uribe in 2017. Uribe delivered a 9-4 record and a division crown that season, but the Blizzard were eliminated by Miami in the second round. The struggles resumed in 2018 and 2019 before the 2020 season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The arrival of Mason Bautch in 2021 revitalized the franchise. After a balanced 7-7 year and a first-round playoff loss, Green Bay roared back in 2022, finishing 8-6 and embarking on a historic postseason run. They defeated Miami, Los Angeles, and Northern Arizona to capture their first Lakefront Bowl in franchise history with a 185-122 victory. Two years later, in 2024, the Blizzard delivered an even more dominant playoff performance, defeating Boston, Milwaukee, and Chicago en route to their second Lakefront Bowl, punctuated by a 233-195 win in the title game.

The 2023 season was an anomaly during Bautch’s tenure, as Green Bay posted a 6-8 record and missed the playoffs despite Christian McCaffrey earning league MVP honors. However, the team rebounded in 2024, cementing its status as one of the league’s modern dynasties with back-to-back deep playoff runs and two titles in three seasons.

Move to Tucson

In 2025, the team underwent a major rebrand, adopting the Tucson Sugar Skulls name and relocating to Arizona, marking a new chapter for the organization while maintaining its established identity within the league. The rebrand symbolizes the organization’s commitment to growth and long-term success in a competitive environment. The new look Sugar Skulls proved to be just as sucessful as their former moniker Blizzard as they claimed a division title fors the first ime since 2017 while putting up a record-tying 12 win season. They capped it off with a second consecutive Lakefront Bowl appearance, though thye fell just short to the Boston Brawlers 132-135 from claiming their third title.

List of Tucson Seasons

Embark on a chronological journey through the seasons of the Tucson Sugar Skulls, a team etching its name in the annals of fantasy football. This detailed list meticulously documents the season-by-season records of the Sugar Skulls franchise, from their debut campaign in 2012 to the present day. Uncover the highs and lows, playoff triumphs, league awards, and the dynamic leadership of General Managers who have shaped the Sugar Skulls's narrative in the ever-evolving realm of professional fantasy football.

Head to Head Records

Awards & Honors

Lakefront Bowl Championships