Asahi Soft Drink Challengers
The Sekisui Challengers are an American football team located in Amagasaki, Hyogo, Japan. They are a member of the X-League.
Team history
- 1978 Team founded as a practice team for the Momoyama Gakuin University's football team. Team was nicknamed the "Silver Tigers" due to a majority of the team being fans of the Hanshin Tigers professional baseball team.
- 1979 Joined the X-League X2 division.
- 1985 Promoted from X2 to X1.
- 1989 Team name changed from Silver Tigers to Red Bears.
- 1993 Sponsorship agreement with Asahi Soft Drinks. Team name changed from Red Bears to Wild Jo. Finished the season 5th in the division. Lost X2-X1 replacement game. Demoted to X2 for the following season.
- 1996 Team promoted from X2 to X1.
- 1998 Team name changed to Challengers. Advanced to the Final6 Semifinals.
- 2000 Won first Tokyo Super Bowl and Rice Bowl Championships.
- 2001 Won second Tokyo Super Bowl championship. Lost to Kwansei Gakuin 30-27 in the Rice Bowl.
- 2007 Won West division title. Lost to Kashima in the Final6 Semi-finals 7-24.
- 2024 Sponsorship with Asahi Soft Drinks ended. Team reaches sponsorship agreement with Sekuisui Chemical Co., LTD. Team renamed "Sekisui Challengers".
Current import players
Former Import players| Name | Position | Years with the team | Alma mater | Achievements |
| Robert Earl Johnson II | WR | 2018-22 | Mississippi State | All X-League Area Team member |
| Davion Washington | DB | 2022 | Wingate | |
| Robbie Wallace | LB | 2022 | Wingate | |
| Brison Burris | DB | 2019-21 | Miami University | All X-League Area Team member |
| Michael R. Taylor Jr. | LB | 2019-21 | Florida | All X-League Area Team member |
| Clint Floyd | LB | 2017-18 | Arizona State | - |
| Alex Niznak | QB | 2017-18 | Central Michigan | - |
| Brandon Berry | LB | 2018 | Buffalo | - |
| Donnie King | WR | 2015-17 | Hawai'i | - |
| Makani Kema-Kaleiwahea | DL | 2017 | Hawaii | - |
| Darwin Rogers | TE | 2016 | Arizona State | - |
| Paul Porras | SS | 2016 | Rice | - |
| Albert Griffin | DE | 2015 | Lindenwood | |
| Kaniela Tuipulotu | DT | 2014 | Hawaii | - |
| Siasau Matagiese | DT | 2014 | Hawaii | - |