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Current roster and team schedule are maintained at Fanball.com.
At the 1995 draft, Owner Maureen Richardson made the legendary prediction of a "Chick Threepeat," announcing that her team would follow the trail blazed by FAUX's other female-owned championship teams Phoenix (1993) and Vera Cruz (1994) and capture the '95 title. Getting hot at the right time, the then-Nantucket Nuts won the FAUX Football championship after narrowly capturing the Cell Division by winning their final game of the regular to post an unremarkable 7-7 record. When her prediction came to fruition, the team established a league record for the fastest rise of an expansion team to league champion (4 seasons). Their rapid rise to glory was foreshadowed in their second season, when the young expansion franchise captured the 1993 Cell Division title. A member of FAUX's class of '92 (along with the Tasmania Devils and the team now known as the Perth Amboy Predators), Sioux City was the first team from that expansion class to win a division title, not to mention a league championship. Their best season was in 2001, when they posted an 11-3 mark. The Sirens (10-4) nudged out the Stumptown Stompers (10-4) and claimed their fourth division crown in 2006, thanks to their 47-33 regular season victory over their division foes.
Founded: 1992
Home Field: Sioux City Municipal Stadium
Team Colors: Columbia Blue, Royal Blue, and Silver
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Winning Percentage: .467 (103-118-3)
FAUX Championship: 1995
Division Championships:
- 2006 Sinker Division