About the club
Tartu Titans
Estonia's only American football club, based in Tartu. Founded 2010, Baltic League champions 2013, 2014, 2023 and 2025. We play teams from Latvia and Lithuania, with home games at Holm Park.
What we stand for
Values
Brotherhood
We stand together on and off the field, supporting, encouraging, and pushing each other to be our best.
Excellence
We compete at a high standard in everything we do, paying attention to the details that separate good from great.
Responsibility
We own our preparation, our decisions, and our impact on the team.
Constant Improvement
We show up ready to grow, learning, developing, and getting better every single day.
Confidence
We compete with quiet strength, discipline, and composure. No panic, no ego, just purpose.
Since 2010
Club history
- 2010
Founded; first tournament as Tartu Titans
- 2013
Baltic League champions
- 2014
Baltic League champions again
- 2023
Baltic League champions
- 2024
Revival: the association is reborn
- 2025
Baltic Bowl win over Kaunas Dukes, 40-6. Baltic League champions
During the 2010 season, players participated for the first time as part of the Tallinn Storm team in the Finnish league.
In August 2010, the Tartu Titans team competed for the first time as an independent team at the “Open Flag Football” tournament held in Latvia, where they achieved 3rd place.
The team participated in the Baltic League, which included teams from Estonia and Latvia. The Tartu Titans won the Baltic League.
The team again participated in the Baltic League with Estonian and Latvian teams. The Tartu Titans won the Baltic League for the second consecutive year.
The Tartu Titans participated in the Baltic Sea League, which included teams from Estonia, Latvia, and Belarus. The team finished 2nd place out of five teams.
The Tartu Titans competed in the Finnish 3rd League and advanced to the placement (playoff) matches.
The team participated in the Belarusian league “Monte Clark Cup,” which included teams from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia. The Titans finished 2nd place in the Monte Clark Cup.
The team again competed in the Belarusian “Monte Clark Cup,” with teams from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia.
Additionally, the team participated in the Baltic League under the name Team Estonia, finishing in 2nd place.
Training sessions continued, but due to the absence of a league, no official games were played.
The Tartu Titans American football team ceased operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Players participated in the Baltic League as part of the Tallinn Kings roster. In 2023, the team won the Baltic League Championship.
American football activity in Tartu remained inactive until summer 2024, when a group of enthusiasts began reviving the sport through an association.
In spring 2025, active players, together with other Baltic clubs, decided to relaunch the Baltic American Football League, with the Tartu Titans representing Tartu and Estonia.
The team competed in the Baltic American Football League. The Tartu Titans finished the regular season with a 3-1 record.
On November 22, 2025, the Titans won the Baltic Bowl, defeating the Kaunas Dukes 40-6, and were crowned Baltic League Champions.
The people
Leadership
Coaching Staff
- Craig Hamer Head Coach
- Ingemar Küünar Offensive Coordinator
- Ott Eric Ottender Assistant Offensive Coordinator & Wide Receivers Coach
- Tiit Kalavus Offensive Line Coach
- Ogün Özturk Defensive Coordinator
- Ülar Tiitma Assistant Defensive Coordinator
- Albert Stepanyan Defensive Backs Coach
Organization Board
- Orm-Gregori Joost
- Siim Soplepmann
- Ott Sellis
- Ogün Özturk
- Craig Hamer
Team Captains
- Orm-Gregori Joost
- Siim Soplepmann
- Ott Sellis
- Ogün Öztürk
Everyone who played
Historic rosters
Everyone who has played for the Titans.
- Albert Stepanyan
- Andrea Lima
- Artur Reinvart
- Brent England
- Christoph Labrenz
- Ergo Lindt
- Eric Frank
- Gregor Autengruber
- Handre Elias
- Heiko Maasikas
- Igor Kajander
- Indrek Viira
- Ingemar Küüner
- Jorgen Valk
- Kevin Sakson
- Konrad Paluch
- Kristofer Pärlin
- Markus Nurmik
- Martti Kass
- Matis Kukk
- Mauno Blond
- Ogün Öztürk
- Orm-Gregori Joost
- Ott Sellis
- Ott-Eric Ottender
- Randen Sakson
- Richard Land
- Rivo Alliku
- Robin Raid
- Sander Kuldsaar
- Siim Anderson
- Siim Raidma
- Siim Soplepmann
- Siim Sööt
- Siim Vaher
- Sullivan Landreau
- Tarvo Teiss
- Tõnis Titov
- Vootele Jagomägi
Around the league
Links
The league we play in and the flag football clubs we share the sport with in Estonia.