Welcome to our Marble League series where you will learn the story behind each Marble League team!
Get ready to learn all about the Hazers, the best performing rookie team of the Marble League 2018.
Don’t forget to check out our Hazers printables that we made just for you!
The Hazers are a Marble League team that debuted in the 2018 Marble League season. In the ML2018 qualifiers, they were in the top of their group! It definitely surprised everyone in the stadium.
Everything you need to know about the Hazers!
The Hazers are marbles with a mixture of grey and white, and their hashtag is #HazeAmaze.
The Hazers receiving a gold medal at the Marble League 2019.
The Hazers are a relatively new team, as they have been only been active since 2018.
Hazy, Smoggy, Foggy, Misty, and Cloudy are the original members of the team, with Cloudy as reserve. Since 2019, Hazy has been the team captain. Their coach is Smokey.
The Hazers best events are:
- Speed Skating (2018)
- Balancing (2019)
- Hubelino Maze (2019)
The Hazers team members:
Don’t forget to check out our Hazers Printables!
- Hazy:
Active years: 2018 – Present
Color: Smokey gray and white
Marble League Medals: 2 Silver (5 Ice Meter Ice Dash 2018 and Surfing, 2019)
Best event: 5 Meter Ice Dash (2018), Surfing (2019) - Smoggy:
Active years: 2018 – Present
Color: Smokey gray and white
Marble League Medals: 2 Silver (Ski Jump 2018 and 5 Meter Sprint 2019)
Best event: Ski Jump (2018), 5 Meter Sprint (2019) - Foggy:
Active years: 2018 – Present
Color: Smokey gray and white
Marble League Medals: 2 Bronze (Funnel Race 2019 and Hurdles Race 2019)
Best event: Funnel Race (2019), Hurdles Race (2019) - Misty:
Active years: 2018 – Present
Color: Smokey gray and white
Marble League Medals: 1 Gold (Speed Skating, 2018)
Best event: Speed Skating (2018)
The Hazers trivia
- When asked about the origins of the Hazers, team member Smoggy said, “Where we come from is not important. Who we are now and what we do here is what is important.”
The Hazers Printables
Get our free The Hazers Printables! They include one big The Hazers coloring poster and 4 Marble trading cards to draw and color The Hazers’ team members!
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Create Your Own Marble Runs!
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Part of me hopes she will start her very own Marble League!
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Let’s play Marbles!
Want More Marble Fun?
- Not Hazers biggest fan? We also have Green Ducks printables as well!
- The Raspberry Racers are also a great team to support.
- Want a team that is a little out of this world? Then Team Galactic is a perfect choice!
- Why not give some support to the Mellow Yellow team?
- The Chocolatiers is a great choice for chocolate lovers!
- The Turtle Sliders are anything but slow!
- Enjoy these Hornet coloring pages to support this buzzing good team.
- Here are some printables for team Thunderbolts members.
- The Limers are also a great team choice as well.
- Want a little mayhem in your team? Then Chaos Team is exactly what you’re looking for!
- The Jungle Jumpers will not disappoint!
- Don’t forget about The Pinkies! They may have a cute name, but they bring the heat!
- Midnight Wisps will wisp their way to the finish line.
- O’rangers are a team to be reckoned with!
- Need more research to decide what team? Check out Jelle’s Marbles Run from 2016!
- You can also check out the marble run from 2017 as well.
- We also have 2018’s marble olympics.
- But don’t forget about the 2019 marble race game.
- Want to do your own marble racing? This marble tube game will make it easy.
- This paper plate marble maze is also a fun way to test your marbles mettle.
- Need another marble maze? We got them!
- Don’t want to race marbles? That’s fine, let us teach you how to play marbles traditionally.
- Marbles can also be educational! Check out this inertia experiment for kids to see how.
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