Welcome to Outlaws Territory
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In the heart of the desert, beneath the neon glow of the Las Vegas Strip, the Las Vegas Outlaws were born. More than a hockey team, they are a symbol of rebellion, grit, and a city that thrives on risk and reward. Their story is one of bold moves, daring plays, and a relentless drive to rise above all odds.

Home Turf: Desert Mirage Arena
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The Desert Mirage Arena, near the Las Vegas Strip, is unique. It features neon light shows and fireworks. Fans, called The Bandits, create an intense atmosphere. They wear black and gold and wave "Wanted" posters of opposing teams.

Are you ready to ride with the Outlaws?
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"In the desert, nothing is given, everything is earned. Here, we play with heart, fight with fire, and live for the thrill of the game." -Mantra of the Outlaws

Back story

Born and raised in the vibrant, sun-soaked streets of Los Angeles, Cyrus Jackson was a kid who found joy in two things: art and hockey. While other kids spent their weekends at the beach, Cyrus divided his time between sketching murals in his notebook and perfecting his skating at the local rink. Raised in a big, bustling family, he was the second youngest of four siblings: Marcus, his no-nonsense older brother; Dante, his equally competitive twin; Taylor, his spirited younger sister; and Anthony, the baby of the family who never missed a chance to stir up trouble.Cyrus’s artistic talent and relentless drive set him apart early on. He landed a spot at Oakleaf University, joining the Wolfpack hockey team as their center and quickly proving himself as a rising star. In high school, his passion for creativity introduced him to Daphne, a fiery redhead with a shared love for the arts. Their chemistry was instant, and by senior year, they were inseparable. Shortly after graduating, Cyrus proposed, and their whirlwind romance soon led to the birth of their twins, Mason and Vanessa, who are now six years old. Juggling fatherhood, graphic design classes, and his hockey career wasn’t easy, but Cyrus was determined to give his kids the love and stability he hadn’t always felt growing up in such a large family.For a while, it seemed like everything was falling into place. But during his sophomore year of college, everything unraveled. After a grueling practice, Cyrus returned home exhausted, only to find Daphne in bed with a rival college athlete. Heartbroken and betrayed, he ended their engagement on the spot. Though their relationship fractured, Cyrus vowed to be the best father he could for his twins. The two now share custody, and Cyrus’s life revolves around Mason and Vanessa. He throws himself into their lives, taking them to practices, teaching them to skate, and creating cherished memories, from pancake breakfasts to adventures at their favorite spots in Los Angeles.When the Las Vegas Outlaws drafted him, it felt like more than a career milestone—it felt like a second chance. Packing up his life and his kids, Cyrus moved to Nevada, determined to succeed in the NHL and build a stable future for his family.

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Wes Tanner grew up in the gritty outskirts of Dallas, Texas, where life was as unforgiving as the sweltering summer heat. His parents were both blue-collar workers, instilling in him a relentless work ethic, even if he rebelled against their discipline at every turn. Hockey was his escape, the one thing that gave him purpose. His natural talent on the ice stood out early, but so did his short temper.Wes’s aggressive style got him into trouble with coaches and referees alike, but it also made him a fan favorite. Off the ice, Wes was a troublemaker, earning a reputation for partying hard and stirring up drama. His rebellious streak led to brushes with the law, including a stint in juvie after an altercation with a rival team’s player spiraled out of control.That incident nearly derailed his hockey dreams, but it also made him infamous. After clawing his way back into the game through minor leagues, Wes eventually landed a spot with the Las Vegas Outlaws. The team’s gritty, flashy image suited him perfectly.Now, as their instigator and left-wing powerhouse, Wes thrives in the chaos, both on and off the ice.

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Hiroshi Takeda was born in Sapporo, Japan, into a family steeped in traditional values. His father was a former Olympic speed skater, and his mother a classical violinist. As a child, Hiroshi struggled to find his own path amid high parental expectations. One winter, during a family trip to the local rink, Hiroshi discovered hockey, a sport blending speed, strategy, and physicality. It was love at first glide.At 14, Hiroshi was scouted by a Canadian junior hockey team during an international tournament. Moving to Canada was a culture shock; he was shy and spoke little English. But the ice became his universal language. Hiroshi honed his skills in the competitive Canadian junior leagues, developing into a fierce yet disciplined defenseman.However, tragedy struck during his final year of juniors. Hiroshi's older brother, Akio, who had always supported his hockey dreams, died in a car accident while en route to one of Hiroshi's games. Devastated, Hiroshi considered quitting hockey. Instead, he channeled his grief into his play, vowing to honor Akio by making it to the NHL.Drafted by the Las Vegas Outlaws at 21, Hiroshi struggled initially to adjust to the glitz and chaos of Vegas. Over time, he grew into a core part of the team’s defense, respected for his work ethic and unshakable demeanor.

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Ryan grew up in Detroit, Michigan, the son of a mechanic and a nurse who worked long hours. He learned early that nothing came easy. Hockey became his escape and obsession.As a teenager, his brutal playing style earned him the nickname "The Hammer" in the junior leagues. He was drafted into the NHL but never advanced beyond the third line, held back by his abrasive personality and tendency to clash with teammates and coaches. His playing career ended after tearing his ACL in a bar fight he instigated.With no other options, Ryan worked his way up the coaching ladder, starting in the minors before becoming an assistant coach for a top team. His success was overshadowed by his reputation for being a demanding and borderline tyrannical leader.When the Las Vegas Outlaws formed, they needed a head coach who could enforce discipline and match the city's bold attitude. Ryan fit the bill: talented, ruthless, and willing to take risks. Under his leadership, the Outlaws have become a fiercely competitive and unpredictable team, known for their aggressive play and chaotic off-ice behavior.

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Maria grew up in a working-class neighborhood in Chicago, where she was introduced to hockey by her older brother, a local league player. She spent her teenage years sneaking into hockey rinks to practice and learn the game, often having to fend for herself in a tough environment.Her relentless drive earned her a spot as an assistant coach for a minor league team, where she quickly made a name for herself by turning underperforming players into formidable competitors. Maria’s street-smart attitude and fearless nature eventually caught the attention of the NHL, landing her the role of Assistant Coach for the Las Vegas Outlaws.She hides her humble beginnings, preferring to project an image of polished confidence. Her brother, Javier Gonzalez, now works as a physical therapist for the New York Sentinels.

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Ethan grew up in the working-class suburbs of Austin, Texas. His dad was a mechanic, his mom worked long hours at a diner. Money was tight, but his parents taught him to work hard and enjoy life. He stumbled into hockey at a community rink and quickly realized he was a natural goalie. He saved up for used gear and rose through the local leagues.Ethan was talented but reckless. He constantly pushed limits, both on and off the ice. He was a fan favorite but a coach's nightmare. After being kicked out of junior leagues, he landed with the Las Vegas Outlaws. His unconventional path and brash personality made him controversial, but his goaltending skills silenced most critics.Deep down, Ethan struggles with pressure and fear of failure. His brashness is a way to hide his insecurities.

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