Team information in English
OBIC SEAGULLS is an American Football club team in Japan. We belong to X LEAGUE which is the corporate football league consists of 18 teams.
OBIC SEAGULLS was established in 1983. We have become the X LEAGUE champion five times, and also have become the National Championship four times in 1996, 1998, 2005, and 2010 season.
Ticket Information：（2010 season）
【1st Stage】
Tokyo Dome、Chiba Marine stadium：￥2,000(Ticket sold in advance：￥1,600)
Others：￥1,200(Ticket sold in advance：￥1,000)
※All seats are “Non-reserved seat”. Age 18 and under (including high school students) are free of charge.
【2nd Stage】
Yokohama stadium：￥2,000(Ticket sold in advance：￥1,600)
Others：￥1,500(Ticket sold in advance：￥1,200)
※All seats are “Non-reserved seat”. Age 18 and under (including high school students) are free of charge.
【Final Stage】
￥2,000(Ticket sold in advance：￥1,600)
※All seats are “Non-reserved seat”. Age 18 and under (including high school students) are free of charge.
【JAPAN X BOWL】
Tokyo Dome：￥2,500 (“Non-reserved seat”, Ticket sold in advance：￥2,000)
※Age 18 and under (including high school students) are free of charge.
【RICE BOWL】
￥2,500 (“Non-reserved seat”, Ticket sold in advance：￥2,000)
※Age 15 and under (including junior high school students) are free of charge.
Web ticket shop： ｅ＋ CN Play Guide Ticket Pia Lawson Ticket
※Above website is Japanese only.
※All tickets are sold at the stadium on the game day.
OBIC SEAGULLS 2011 GAME SCHEDULE
| Date/Time | Location | Match-up | |
| Spring Season | |||
| exchange match #1 | May.7 sat.13:00 | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. All Tokyo Gas |
| exchange match #2 | May.22 sun.13:00 | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. Meijiyasuda |
OBIC SEAGULLS 2010 GAME SCHEDULE
| Date/Time | Location | Match-up | |
| Spring Season | |||
| PEARL BOWL-league match#1 | May.16 sun. | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. Hurricanes WIN ○52-7 |
| PEARL BOWL-league match#2 | May.30 sun. | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. IBM WIN ○38-0 |
| PEARL BOWL semi-final | June.13 sun. | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. Meijiyasuda WIN ○62-7 |
| PEARL BOWL | July.1 thu. | Tokyo Dome | vs. Fujitsu LOSE ●13-15 |
| Autumn Season | |||
| 1st-#1 | Sept.7 tue. | Chiba Marine Stadium | vs. Hurricanes WIN ○38-0 |
| 1st-#2 | Sept.20 mon. | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. Meijiyasuda WIN ○24-7 |
| 1st-#3 | Oct.2 sat. | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. Nihon unisys WIN ○59-0 |
| 1st-#4 | Oct.11 mon. | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. All Tokyo Gas WIN ○55-3 |
| 1st-#5 | Oct.24 sun. | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. Fujitsu WIN ○17-14 |
| 2nd-#1 | Nov.7 sun. | Oji Stadium | vs. Suita marvies WIN ○56-2 |
| 2nd-#2 | Nov.21 sun. | Yokohama Stadium | vs. IBM WIN ○55-27 |
| semi-final | Dec.5 sun. | Kawasaki Stadium | vs. Kajima WIN ○28-21 |
| JAPAN X BOWL X-League Championship game |
Dec.20 mon. | Tokyo Dome | vs. Panasonic Denko WIN ○20-16 |
| RICE BOWL Japan Championship game |
Jan.3 mon. | Tokyo Dome | vs. Ritsumeikan Univ. WIN ○24-0 |
Three American players are in the roster at OBIC SEAGULLS.
#11Kevin Jackson Defensive End / 193cm 108kg / High School: Valley View(CA) / University: Hawaii(2000-2003) / Joined OBIC SEAGULLS in 2005. X League MVP in 2005. Awarded "All X League" from 2005 to 2010. ◆MESSAGE-" My name is Kevin Jackson. I would like to take this time to thank all of our fans for their continued support. It means a lot, and I will continue to do my best on the field to show my appreciation. Thank you again." |
#12Karl Noa Defensive end / 193cm 108kg / High School: Kamehameha(HI) / University: Hawaii(2004-2007) / Joined OBIC SEAGULLS in 2009. ◆MESSAGE-"Thanks for all your support as we try to achieve our goal of making it to RICE BOWL! When I am not playing football, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, meeting new people, going to the beach in the summer and snowboarding in the winter! Wishing you all the best! Aloha." |
#67Frank Fernandez Offensive Line / 188cm 134kg / High School:St. Louis(HI) / University: Harvard(2003-2006)/ Played ONWARD OAKS in 2008. Joined OBIC SEAGULLS in 2009. Awarded "All X League" in 2008. ◆MESSAGE-" To all the gaijin fans, yes there is a football here in Japan and to be quite honest the level of play is a lot higher than you would think. So come out and support your other fellow gaijin in Japan as we try to represent the United States in the sport we all love." |
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