Season	Series	Place	W	L	Pct.	Points	+/-	League	Cup
13	TD	1st	16	2	.889	934 - 453	+481
12	TD	1st	14	4	.778	1031 - 452	+579
11	TD	1st	16	2	.889	821 - 595	+226
10	TD	3rd	13	5	.722	883 - 495	+388
9	TD	2nd	15	3	.833	1125 - 417	+708
8	TD	1st	16	2	.889	959 - 409	+548
7	TD	3rd	11	7	.611	676 - 587	+89
6	TD	4th	10	8	.556	669 - 469	+200
5	II.3	1st	16	2	.889	865 - 204	+661
4	III.7	1st	17	1	.944	906 - 178	+728
3	III.7	3rd	14	4	.778	745 - 190	+555
2	VI.21	1st	18	0	1.000	907 - 70	+837
1 *	VI.21	2nd	13	5	.722	323 - 163	+160
* Record under current management was 7 - 1 (+91 pts).

- Trophies -

Iron Bowl North American Cup Top Division Championship Division II.3 Championship Division III.7 Championship Division IV.21 Championship Season #10 Season #9 & #10 Season #8, #11, #12 & #13 Season #5 Season #4 Season #2

Historical Summary

Season 13:
In Season 13, the Blitz completed their third straight Top Division title with a 16-2 record. In the NA cup, the Blitz managed a final four appearance before losing to eventual winner, the Hakers. In the AFLC, San Diego finished at 6-2 and tied for the lead in Group B, but lost out on going to the Iron Bowl on point differential. Wide Receiver Danny Watt was named the Offensive MVP and Cornerback Brendan Blackburn was named Defensive MVP.

Season 12:
In Season 12, the Blitz completed their second straight Top Division title with a 14-4 record. In the NA cup, the Blitz managed get to the finals before losing to the Monsters of the Midway. In the AFLC, San Diego finished at 6-2, but only third in the Group A standings. Quarterback Cody Theis was named the Offensive MVP and Linebacker Efrain Blakeslee was named Defensive MVP.

Season 11:
In Season 11, the Blitz again captured the Top Division title with a 16-2 record. In the NA cup, the Blitz managed get to the final four, but lost to rival the Hakers. In the AFLC, San Diego finished at 6-2, but only third in the Group B standings. Quarterback Cody Theis and Tight End Denis Post were named the Offensive MVPs and Linebacker Armand Dew was named Defensive MVP.

Season 10:
In Season 10, the Blitz again came up short in their attempt to claim the Top Division championship, finishing in a 5-way tie for the top spot with a 13-5 record, but finishing third based on point differential. However, in the NA Cup, the Blitz managed a repeat performance from the year before and won them all including the finale with a 49-21 win over the Orlando Gators 22. Additionally, in the AFLC, San Diego won Group A with a 7-1 record and advanced to the Iron Bowl versus Mordland Colders. The Blitz had a stellar game and crushed the Colders 56-28 to win the 10th Iron Bowl. Wide Receiver Danny Watt was named the Offensive MVP with 113 total TD’s and over 8000 yards. The Defensive MVP was again Defensive End Travis Lawhorn how posted 26 sacks and 56 tackles.

Season 9:
In Season 9, San Diego came up short in their attempt to repeat as Top Division champions, finishing second with a 15-3 record. However, in the NA Cup, the Blitz beat them all and won the cup with eleven straight wins including a 42-38 come-from-behind finale against Vanatir. Quarterback Cyrus Blount was named the Offensive MVP and Safety Aiden Connors was named the Defensive MVP.

Season 8:
Season 8 was a break-through year for the Blitz. Their third year in the top division, saw San Diego win 16 games against 2 defeats and captured their first Top Division Championship. In the cup, San Diego again advanced to the final four before losing to eventual winner, the Hakers. Wide Receiver Mel Shenk and Tight End Denis Post were named the offensive MVP’s after each catching more than 40 TD’s in league and cup play. Defensive End Travis Lawhorn was named the defensive MVP with 9 sacks in 13 league games.

Season 7:
Season 7 was San Diego’s second season in the Top Division. Again, the Blitz challenged for the title early, before fading late and finishing in third place with a 11-7 record. In the cup, San Diego advanced to the final four before losing to eventual winner, the Minnesota Xtreme. Quarterback Cyrus Blount was named the offensive MVP after throwing for over 8,500 yards (475+ yards/game). Cornerback Wayne DeSpain was named the defensive with 5 interceptions in 18 games.

Season 6:
Season 6 was San Diego’s first season in the Top Division. The team challenged for the title early, before fading late with a nasty losing streak. In the end, the team finished a quite respectable 4th place and with a 10-8 record. In the cup, San Diego managed six wins before again exiting in the 7th round to the Eternal Bridesmaids (formerly the Defiance Bulldogs). Quarterback Morris Logsdon was named the offensive MVP after throwing for over 6,300 yards in 15 league games (420+ yards/game). Defensive end Gerald Shi was named the defensive MVP after racking up 16 sacks and anchoring a stout defensive line.

Season 5:
Season 5 saw San Diego arrive in the second division and begin their quest for the top division. The Blitz got out to a brilliant 9-0 league start, before losing to the challenging Green Bay Blazers. However San Diego continued their strong form and the Blazers dropped a couple of games giving the Blitz the title. In the cup, San Diego managed seven wins before exiting in the 8th round to eventual cup champion, the Minnesota XTreme. Wide Receiver Huey Hare was named the offensive MVP and Cornerback Wayne DeSpain was named the defensive MVP.

Season 4:
In Season 4 of Grid-Iron, the Blitz played in III.7 and despite losing an early game to the Western Winner, completed the balance of the season without a defeat to edge out Western on point differential. They finished with a 17-1 record and will promote to II.3. In the cup, they advanced to round 5, before losing to the defending champion, the Reservior Docs. Quarterback Morris Logsdon was named the offensive MVP with over 4000 passing yards in 11 league game. Defensive tackle Travis Lawhorn was named the defensive MVP with 81 tackles in 14 games. The Blitz also managed to capture their 53rd flag, which included traveling to U.A.E, Singapore and Estonia this season.

Season 3:
In Season 3 of Grid-Iron, the Blitz played in III.7, their first truly competitive league. They finished third with a 14-4 record, missing out only on second by point differential. In the cup, they only advanced to round 4, before losing to the final four team the Defiance Bulldogs. Quarterback Morris Logsdon was named the offensive MVP and defensive end Ross Blackstock was named the defensive MVP. The Blitz also managed to capture its 46th flag by visiting Japan at the end of the season.

Season 2:
In their first full season of Grid-Iron, the San Diego Blitzkrieg finished 1st in USA IV.21 with a perfect 18-0 record and were promoted to USA III.7. Veteran quarterback Noble Fisher was replaced by the young, but talented Morris Logsdon. Running back Josef Arceneaux was named the offensive MVP with over 3600 yards rushing, 60 touchdowns and an 11.8 yards per carry average. Defensive end Geraldo Shi was named the defensive MVP as he dominated his end of the line of scrimmage. In the cup, the Blitz advanced to round 5, before losing to the Xtreme.

Season 1:
In the inaugural season of Grid-Iron, the San Diego Blitzkrieg finished 2nd in USA IV.21 with a 15-3 record and would return to the league the next season. Halfback Lamont Ortega was named the offensive MVP with over 1000 yards rushing, 10 touchdowns and a 5.3 yards per carry average. On defense, linebacker Wayne DeSpain and defensive tackle Travis Lawhorn were named defensive MVPs.