The Hawks have landed for the last time. Today, we are proud to announce that our organization is entering its next chapter as the Texan Revenants.

Why the Rebrand?
The Hawks name served this organization well, but as we evaluated the future of our club, it became clear that a fresh identity was needed to match our new path forward. The word “Revenant” means one who returns, and that spirit of resilience, determination, and coming back stronger is exactly what this team embodies. We are not just changing a logo. We are building something from the ground up.

Going Independent
The biggest structural change: the Texan Revenants are now an independent baseball club competing as members of the Voyager League.

This move gives us the freedom to build our roster our way without the constraints of an affiliated system. Independent baseball means player autonomy, as we sign the players we believe in. It means global reach, with our roster bringing in talent from the United States and beyond. It also means a fan-first approach, where every decision we make is about putting the best product on the field for you. This is indy ball, and we are proud of it.

New Faces, New Energy
With the transition to independence comes a wave of new talent. The Revenants roster will feature a mix of returning players and fresh additions, including international signings from baseball-rich nations, veteran leadership to anchor the clubhouse, and emerging talent looking to prove themselves at the professional level.

Our full player roster is being built to compete immediately, not years down the road. You will see familiar faces and new ones, all wearing the Revenants colors with pride.

Staff Changes
Along with the roster overhaul, we have made key additions to our coaching and front office staff. These changes reflect our commitment to building a professional, competitive, and player-first organization from top to bottom. More announcements on specific hires will be coming in the weeks ahead.