Hazers

* Current
* 2019
* 2018-2019
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The **Hazers** are a gray and white team that originated in Marble League 2018 and are currently represented by Smoggy, Foggy, Misty, Cloudy and Murky. The team is known for being in every Marble League and Marbula One season since they debuted and have finished in top six in every of them, sans Season 3 of the latter series. The team is also widely known for their excellency in speed events and infamous for their inconsistent performances, especially their horrible performances in Block Pushing.

Regarded as one of the best teams in the Marble League, the team is infamous for being one of the most mysterious teams in the Marble League as they are from an unspecified region in East Asia, and train on a mountain top beside Mount Huaze. The team had a superb performance in the Marble League 2018 Qualifiers, putting them in the top of their group and qualifying them for Marble League 2018. They earned 3 medals in their debut season in the Marble League and finished in 6th, They also qualified in 1st place again for Marble League 2019 and proceeded to finish the tournament in 3rd place overall. Followed by that was a 2nd-place-finish in Marbula One Season 1, and the team still managed to finish 6th in Marble League 2020 despite the so-called "3rd Place Curse". The team then finished 3rd in Marble League Winter Special and 4th in Marbula One Season 2, before getting another 4th-place-finish in Marble League 2021 despite winning 6 medals. They then suffered a massive drop in form in 2022 when they finished at 17th in Marbula One Season 3, then fail to qualify for the first time in Marble League 2022, and would get relegated in the Marble League 2022 Showdown. Fortunately, they recovered well and delivered another strong performance in Marbula One Season 4. Although they still finished 4th, Cloudy still managed to take silver overall in the individual standings.

Despite strong performances in every tournament, the team is notorious for failing to win a single tournament since they debuted, and they are also notorious for their terrible performances in the final event of multiple seasons, such as dropping from 1st to 2nd after the Midnight Bay Grand Prix in Marbula One Season 1, dropping from 2nd to 4th in the last event of both Marbula One Season 2 and Marble League 2021 and dropping from 1st to 4th in the last event of Marbula One Season 4.

## Team Members

### Athletes

Hazy, Smoggy, Foggy, Misty and Cloudy were the original members of the Hazers. Hazy became team captain in 2019. Misty replaced Hazy as the new captain on 10 August 2022, following Hazy's poor performance in Marble League 2021 and Marbula One Season 3. 2 days later, the team announced that Hazy would take a sabbatical and would not be competing in Marble League 2022. As a consequence, Cloudy became a regular member, and Murky joined the team as the new reserve.

### Coaches

Note: Events include any kind of events (friendlies, other tournaments, ...).

## History

### Pre-Marble League

The Hazers come from an unspecified region within Marblearth - the team's origins are shrouded in mystery. No one has been able to get any leads on the team's origins, either from the team themselves or from outside sources, although it is estimated to be among the mountains near Mount Huaze. The Hazers have been hesitant to talk about their origin, claiming the topic is unimportant. But they insist that they know who they are and what they are doing in the Marble League. Part of the mystery of the Hazers is their success for a team that appeared out of nowhere.

### 2018

The team was seeded into Group A in the Marble League 2018 Qualifiers. In Event 1, Curling, the team came seventh. However, they instantly turned this around by coming third in the next event, the Snow Race. They proceeded to win the next two events, taking them to the top of their group and qualifying for Marble League 2018.

The Hazers had a strong start to Marble League 2018. Hazy won a silver medal in the first event, the 5 Meter Ice Dash, along with the record. Smoggy followed this up by winning another silver in the next event, the Ski Jump, putting the team into first place overall. Unfortunately, this also fueled controversy around the team as they came to be accused of cheating. The team ignored the allegations and moved on. The Hazers surprisingly faltered in the next two events, the Halfpipe and Bobsled, finishing in 14th in both.

The team dropped to fourth overall. Unfazed by this, the team decided to have Misty represent them in Event 5, Speed Skating. In the event, they managed to finish in first and broke the Marble League Record. As a result, they rose back to first in the standings. Unfortunately, the Hazers' strong momentum dissipated during the second half of the games. They finished as low as 14th in two events, Team Pursuit and Snowboard Cross. By the end of Event 10, the Biathlon, the team were seventh overall, their lowest position in the season. The team proceeded to finish the final two events in the middle pack, making them jump to sixth place overall at the conclusion of Marble League 2018. The Hazers had become the highest performing rookie team of the season.

During the offseason, the Hazers took part in two events. The first was the 100 Meter Water Race, where Foggy, who did not participate in any individual event in Marble League 2018, came in fifth. This was followed up by the Amazing Maze Marble Race, where the team surprised fans by getting eliminated in the heats.

### 2019

The Hazers took part in the Marble League 2019 Qualifiers. The team started strong with Hazy finishing third in Event 1, Funnel Race, but the team had a poor performance in Event 2, Block Pushing, finishing in second to last. The team dropped to 11th overall, but they managed to make up for it by winning the final two events. Once again, the team came top of the table in the Qualifiers. This helped them prove that their first season was not a fluke.

The Hazers started off Marble League 2019 with a fourth-place finish for Hazy in the first event, the Underwater Race. This was followed by a bronze medal for Foggy in the Funnel Race, and a gold medal and another Marble League Record for the team in Balancing. The team rose to second in the standings, seven points behind the Savage Speeders. The 5 Meter Sprint saw Smoggy win a silver medal, taking the Hazers into first place overall. However, over the next three events, the team failed to get anywhere higher than eighth place, including a last place finish in Event 7, Block Pushing. The team fell to fifth overall. The Hazers went on to fight through the second half of the tournament, with a bronze medal for Foggy in Event 9, the Hurdles Race, followed by the team's second gold medal of the season in the next event, the Hubelino Maze. They moved up to second place and maintained their position in the top three for the rest of the season.

The team earned another bronze medal in Event 12, Rafting, and Hazy won a silver medal in Event 14, Surfing, setting the team up to be one of the three candidates for the Marble League 2019 championship title. The Hazers finished 11th in the penultimate event, Collision, but the Savage Speeders finishing in last place ensured the Hazers would finish in the top three, along with the Raspberry Racers and the Green Ducks. This was the first time that none of the original 16 teams from Marble League 2016 would end a season within the top three. It made them feel honored to be part of the competition as they finally managed to overcome the more experienced teams. After the final event, the Sand Rally, where Smoggy finished in 13th place, the Hazers finished in third overall and automatically qualified for Marble League 2020.

While taking a short break from training for the Marble League 2020 Friendly Round, the Hazers received an invite from the JMRC to take part in Marbula One Season 1. The team accepted and chose Hazy, "Jetstream", and Smoggy, "Smokebomb", to represent them, believing that they could both translate the team's performance in the Marble League into Marbula One. The team's poster gave a hint about their origins, showing the Hazers training with Mount Huaze in the background.

### 2020

#### Marbula One Season 1

Hazy made their debut at the Savage Speedway GP, qualifying in ninth. They managed to climb up the rankings and took the lead in lap 8. They went on to lose the lead, but still finished the race in second. Smoggy made their debut at the O'raceway GP, where they managed to qualify in second. Out of the gate, they took the lead and held it until lap 3, when they lost it to Billy of the Green Ducks. They finished the race in third, and the Hazers rose to the top of the standings. The Hazers continued to do well throughout the competition. Hazy scored the third consecutive podium finish for the team by finishing third at the Momotorway GP. This was followed by a fourth-place finish for Smoggy at the Hivedrive GP, where they also earned an extra point for setting the fastest lap. Unfortunately, the team's consistency faltered when Hazy dropped to a disappointing eleventh-place finish at the Greenstone GP. This was followed by an eighth-place finish for Smoggy at the Short Circuit GP, which dropped the team into second behind the Savage Speeders.

Smoggy appeared in their last race of the season at the Razzway GP. They qualified in second, just behind Mimo of Team Momo. Smoggy ended up leading the race for all but one laps, and won their first ever Marbula One Grand Prix. The Hazers regained their lead in the overall standings, 14 points clear of the Savage Speeders. With this, the team were looking confident as they were in a strong position to win the inaugural Marbula One Teams' Championship. Smoggy also took the lead in the individual Racers' Championship standings.

Unfortunately, Hazy did not perform very well at the qualifying for the final race, the Midnight Bay GP, while Speedy of the Savage Speeders got pole position after a controversial early start. During the race, Hazy battled their way into the top ten, but couldn't get past eighth place, which was where they finished. Meanwhile, Speedy went on to win the race. As a result, the Hazers missed out on the Teams' Championship as the Savage Speeders stole the lead from them at the end of the season, while Smoggy dropped to third in the final standings of the individual Racer's Championship, also missing out on the title.

#### Marble League 2020

Since the Hazers finished third in Marble League 2019, they automatically qualified for Marble League 2020. The team had a mediocre run in the Marble League 2020 Friendly Round, finishing in the bottom half for all but one event, finishing third overall. Fans were worried that the Hazers would end up doing badly in Marble League 2020, due to the superstition of the 3rd Place Curse.

The Hazers had a very consistent start to Marble League 2020, with several mid-pack finishes through the first six events. However, after a ninth place finish in the Hurdles, the team fell out of the top half of the standings for the first time since they debuted. Things continued to get worse after a last place finish in Block Pushing, an event they historically performed poorly in. It wasn't until the comeback of Foggy in the finals of the Triathlon event that saw the team go from last place to win a gold medal. They would place ninth overall after the first half.

Hazy managed to finish second in the Sand Mogul Race, which elevated the team to sixth in the overall standings. Smoggy was once again chosen for the 5 Meter Sprint, and did not disappoint with a fifth place. The team, however, would start to become more inconsistent, starting with the Black Hole Funnel event. After placing 13th in that event, in what was the debut of Cloudy, the team fell to seventh in the standings. After an average performance in the Relay Run and a sub-par performance in the High Jump, the team was able to get a bronze in the Team Aquathlon. This was followed by a fourth place in Collision, an improvement from the year before. With high hopes in the final event, Hazy only finished 12th in the Marble Marathon. In the end, the team finished in sixth overall. The Hazers left Polaria that night, missing the coaches' conference and the athlete banquet, returning home.

During the offseason, the Hazers began sponsoring tourist trips to their training grounds, called "Haze Getaways". The trips would start in multiple locations such as Om, Polaria, Skaigan and Hunluen before branching out to other cities. During the bus ride, all of the windows are smoked out and cell service is blocked. The driver refuses to talk about where they are going. The journey can also involve a walk up the mountains to the training grounds.

#### Marbula One Season 2

Soon after the Marble League, the Hazers participated in Marbula One Season 2 and they sent out Hazy and Smoggy once again. At the season-opening Minty Mania GP, Smoggy won pole position, gaining an extra point. In the race, however, they fell back to twelfth. Hazy did even worse at the O'raceway GP, failing to qualify for the race. They only scored one point at the next two Grands Prix, causing the the Hazers to drop to second-to-last overall. At the Tumult Turnpike GP, things didn't seem to go any better as Hazy qualified in 11th. However, on the following day, they won the race, bringing the Hazers up to eighth overall. This was followed up by a solid run from Smoggy, who finished fourth at the Arctic Circuit GP, bringing the Hazers up to sixth overall before the winter break.

### 2021

#### Marble League Winter Special

During the winter break of Marbula One, the Hazers participated in the Marble League Winter Special. They were excited to compete, having done well in the last winter edition of the Marble League. The competition started off with a decent performance from Smoggy, who grabbed a silver medal at the Ice Dash. Following that was Hazy, who was able to get a bronze in the Snowboard Cross. This propelled the team to first overall. Misty, who had previously set the Marble League Record in Speed Skating, was chosen for this event. Unfortunately, they only managed to finish seventh. After a terrible outing in the Bobsled event, finishing 11th, the team was in threat of losing out on the podium. However, the team would pull together a sixth place finish in Ice Hockey, going to the quarterfinals after defeating the Balls of Chaos 8-4 in double overtime. The team would end this tournament in third, on the podium.

#### Marbula One Season 2

The second half of the season started with a DNQ at the Raceforest GP for Smoggy, dropping the team to eighth in the standings. This was followed by a fifth-place-finish at the Momotorway GP which jumped Hazy to eighth place in the individual standings. Smoggy then participated in the Palette Park GP where they made the move at the last second and overtook Tumult from the Balls of Chaos, finishing the race in third place.

The next Grand Prix was held at their home track, Misty Mountain. The team organized some bus trips to the location of the track but other fans joined walking caravans, led by native Huazhens, through the thick fog. Rumors of mystical rituals happening at the location were quickly shout down with a reminder about how stereotypes can be hurtful. Hazy barely qualified for the Grand Prix on their home course in 16th and was ready for a redemption in the main race of the Misty Mountain GP. Hazy climbed swiftly and was in eighth when the race had to be restarted. Hazy rose to second on lap 14 and took the lead on lap 15, and were able to hold the lead until the end of the race, jumping up to third in the standings. Smoggy was able to come from behind and finished fifth in the Savage Speedway GP and the team climbed up to second overall, two points ahead of the Green Ducks who in third. Unfortunately, Hazy's 14th-place-finish in the Midnight Bay GP dropped the team to fourth overall, just missing out on the podium. Hazy and Smoggy finished eighth and 13th out of 40 racers respectively in the individual standings.

After Marbula One Season 2 ended, the Hazers received an invitation from the Balls of Chaos to compete in the Cranthym Challenges, which featured a mix between sports and puzzles. The tournament included some teams from the Marble League such as the O'rangers, the Pinkies and the Kobalts. The Hazers managed to get first in the first challenge involving a maze, ninth in the second one, a second place in a challenge that involved navigating with a map to locate a hidden item, a sixth-place and a ninth place followed. Then came an eighth, a fifth that was partially due to Misty unintentionally stumbling across a key very early on, and an 11th. At this point the team has got 37 points and were sitting in third place. Guild of Wit were in first, the Balls of Chaos were in second and the team was tied with the Whizlers. The Hazers managed to get gold in the penultimate challenge, a complicated challenge that necessitated both creativity and logic while thinking outside the box, and fifth in the final challenge, but the Whizler's gold in the final event meant they had not done enough for the team to win the tournament. The team finished the tournament in second, just one point behind the Whizlers. The Hazers were proud of their results, learning valuable lessons in in the use of intellect, logic and teamwork in order to persevere.

In the middle of May, Smoggy participated in the Marble League 2021 Practice Race, finishing 11th.

#### Marble League 2021

The Hazers were placed in Group A in the Marble League 2021 Qualifiers. The team scored the lowest points in the first heat of the Swing Wave, but were able to turn the tables around and finish fourth in the event. Foggy managed to keep up their consistent individual performances and finished second in Funnel Endurance, moving the team into first place overall. To everyone's surprise, the team fell from first to last in their heat of the 5 Meter Relay, finishing tenth in the event, dropping to fifth in the standings. Smoggy's third place finish in the Sand Rally was enough for the team to qualify in third.

The Hazers started performed fairly well in the first three events, including a silver medal in Balancing. After three events the team sat in fourth place, just two points behind the leaders. The team sent out Foggy to participate in Funnel Endurance due to their great performances in previous versions of this event. To everyone's surprise, Foggy finished last in their heat, and 15th out of 16 competitors, dropping the team to eighth in the standings. A 12th-place-finish in the 5 Meter Relay dropped the team to 11th, the lowest spot they'd been in since the team's debut.

Cloudy's individual debut came in the next event, Jousting along with teammate Misty. The duo pulled off an upset win and beat Mellow Yellow by a huge margin of 11.2 in the final, clinching their first gold medal of the season, and the team rose up eight spots to third in the standings. Two bottom half finishes in the next two events dropped the team to seventh, including another last-place-finish in Block Pushing. Foggy managed to redeem that by getting a bronze in the Triathlon, and the team jumped up to fifth. This was followed by another two bottom half finishes and the team dropped to tenth, out of the top half again. The team were 43 points away from the leader Team Momo, not likely to be in championship contention again.

However, the Hazers bounced back by finishing top three in three of the next four events. This included a bronze in Diving, a gold for Misty in the Elimination Race and a bronze in Football. Only two teams from the top eight managed to finish in the top eight in Football, so the Hazers managed to jump from seventh to second in the standings with one event to go, seven points behind the Raspberry Racers in first. The team sent Hazy to participate in Marblocross who started 15th out of 16 competitors because of the reverse grid. Unfortunately, Hazy struggled during the whole race and finished last, dropping the team to fourth at the end of the tournament. This time, however, Misty was secured the Most Valuable Marble for her super phenomenal performance.

### 2022

#### Marbula One Season 3

Following their fourth place finishes in Marbula One Season 2 and Marble League 2021, the Hazers were invited to participate in Marbula One Season 3. They accepted and once again sent out Hazy and Smoggy for the third season in a row.

Hazy was chosen to take part at the Tumult Turnpike Grand Prix after winning the race last season. Unfortunately, they were unable to replicate their success from the previous season and finished the race in 16th, scoring no points. Smoggy made up for this at the Sleet Street Grand Prix as they won the race by ten seconds, lapping six marbles in the process. Hazy once again competed at their home track, the Misty Mountain Grand Prix. Unfortunately, just like the Tumult Turnpike GP, they were unable to replicate their victory from the previous season, finishing 15th despite a P3 qualification. Things would continue to go downhill for the Hazers as Smoggy would get an 11th and 15th place finishes at the O'raceway Grand Prix and Mellow Meadows Grand Prix respectively. Hazy would then end the first half of the season with a tenth place finish at the Honeydome Grand Prix. At the halfway point, the Hazers were standing at 11th overall in the team standings.

The second half of the season continued to go poorly for the Hazers with all finishes being in the bottom half except for a fourth for Smoggy at the Stardust Accelerator Grand Prix. By the end of the season, the Hazers finished in 17th overall, a far cry from their previous season in Marbula One. Smoggy had done enough to finish tenth in the Individual standings, but Hazy's poor season led to a 39th place finish in the Individual standings.

After their poor season, Hazy decided to step down as captain of the team, with Misty taking over the captaincy. They then announced that they would be going on sabbatical for a year, training with their sensei, Blurry. This meant Hazy would miss Marble League 2022. Murky was brought in as the fifth member of the team while they were gone.

#### Marble League 2022

The Hazers were seeded into Group B for the Marble League 2022 Qualifiers after facing the Crazy Cat's Eyes in the Draw. They got off to a good start by placing 4th in Climbing on behalf of Smoggy and new member Murky. Unfortunately, Misty only managed 7th in the 5 Meter Hurdles and the team fell to 5th. Things only got worse as in Balancing, an event they hold the record in, the team got 10th. This made the team fall once again, into 7th. Another 7th by Foggy in the Triathlon was not enough to redeem themselves as the Hazers failed to qualify for the Marble League for the first time, ending their perfect attendance streak. While the team felt defeated, they were ready to bounce back in the Marble League Showdown.

Just like the qualifiers, the Hazers began the Showdown with a 4th place finish in the first event, Swing Wave. In the next event, the 5 Meter Sprint, Foggy was chosen and surprisingly got eliminated in the heats, culminating into 13th and dropping the team into 9th. Misty was the representative for the team in the Water Race where they just missed out on making it to the final and also gave the team a bottom-half finish. It started looking up when the team ended in 5th for the 5 Meter Relay before going straight back to the basement with 16th in Block Pushing. Finally, they captured their first medal, a bronze in Funnel Endurance by Cloudy but stayed in 10th. Smoggy and Murky were unable to replicate their success in Climbing and finished 11th while Misty, the 2021 Most Valuable Marble, concluded the showdown with 12th in the Sand Rally. Due to the team performing poorly and the addition of some teams below them getting strong placements, the Hazers fell to 13th by the end of the showdown. This was one of the four relegation spots and the Hazers had been relegated to the 2023 Marble League Showdown, meaning they would miss out on the Marble League 2023 Qualifiers by just 3 points.

The Hazers, with member Cloudy, would go on to participate in the Xmas Marble Race during the offseason. Cloudy ended up finishing 16th, after getting knocked out in the semifinals.

### 2023

#### Marbula One Season 4

Despite the team collapsing horribly last year, Hazers still got invited for the fourth consecutive time to Marbula One. After Hazy went on sabbatical and Smoggy's unsatisfying season, Misty and Cloudy replaced the spots, making them the only team to swap both racers in Marbula One. Cloudy has a phenomenal start with another win at Razzway, marking the second racer who gets a gold medal on their debut, following Yellow Eye. However, Misty’s start is not so good as she only finished O’raceway GP in 12th. Misty's lackluster ends at Sakura Garden as she qualified in 3rd and finished in 3rd, earning her first medal in Marbula One. Cloudy got a setback at Greenstone with a poor qualifiers as she has to start the race from 15th, but then she recovered well and gets another bronze medal. After four races, the Hazers earned 66 points, more than in the whole Season 3 and placing 2nd just back from Savage Speeders, another of the best teams in Marbula One who also suffered a lot and performed super poorly in Season 3.

Misty's most exciting lap comes at Qualifiers Round 1 at Tumult Turnpike with the Ultimate Qualifying Time. However, Misty did not do greatly as they only qualified in 4th and finished in 6th. However, Cloudy's phenomenal performance continues as they get the second gold medal in Sleet Street, taking the lead in the individual Racers' Championship standings. The next race, Misty Mountain the home course, was fast and furious. Cloudy does have a great starting position at 3rd, but a collision with Rima makes Cloudy drops to 10th in one second. Thankfully, Cloudy recovered again and comes back to 4th at the finish. Another exciting lap comes at Qualifiers Round 1 at Electron Expressway, also by Misty. However, Misty again failed to perform well and only finished in 10th. After Round 8, the Hazers stands on the top spot both by team championship and individual championship, with Speedy's super disastrous race at Sleet Street and Royal's unsatisfying performance at his home grand prix. With this, the team were looking confident as they were in a strong position to win this season, just like in Season 1.

However, things all goes wrong at their final race. Cloudy only qualified in 11th and finished in 15th at Stardust Accelerator, earning only 1 point and lost their individual championship to Momo. However, Hazers was still on the top spot at the team championship, although tied with the Speeders and Primary. Misty's performance at Casino Square was a completely disaster, as they qualified in 17th and finished in 17th, marking the only grand prix with no points earned for the Hazers in the season. This disaster, as a result, made Hazers not only lost the Team Championship to the Savage Speeders again after Season 1, but also dropped the team to 4th again, missed out of the podium again. Misty finished in 16th overall, and Cloudy still managed to gets a runner-up finish in Season 4 with 85 points, only one behind Momo and only one leading from Red Eye, the defending individual champion.

### Qualifiers

The Hazers qualified for Marble League 2018. They competed in Group A. Despite an early struggle, the team rebounded immediately by placing 3rd in the Snow Race, then winning the next 2 events.

### Main Tournament

The team finished 6th despite a strong start, getting a total of 111 points, one gold and two silvers.

## Other 2018 Competitions

The Hazers took part in two other competitions in 2018: the 100 Meter Water Race and the Amazing Maze Marble Race.

 Amazing Maze Marble Race | All

### Qualifiers

The team qualified in 1st by winning two events.

### Main Tournament

The team finished in 3rd with a total of 184 points and seven medals.

## Marbula One Season 1

*Main article: Marbula One Season 1*
The Hazers took part in Marbula One Season 1. They were represented by Hazy and Smoggy. The team finished in 2nd with 2 medals apiece. Smoggy finished 3rd in the individual standings, and Hazy finished in 7th.

 Smoggy |  | 3rd

\*Smoggy had the fastest lap earning them 1 extra point.

### Friendly Round

The team finished 3rd in the Friendly Round.

## Marbula One Season 2

*Main article: Marbula One Season 2*The Hazers took part in Marbula One Season 3, represented by Hazy and Smoggy.

The team finished in 4th with three podiums. Hazy finished 8th in the individual standings and Smoggy finished 13th.

\*Smoggy qualified for pole position, earning them 1 extra point.

## Marble League Winter Special

*Main article: Marble League Winter Special*
Despite leading after the first 2 events, second-half surges by the Oceanics and O'rangers dropped the team to 3rd, with 59 points.

## 2020/21 Offseason

### Qualifiers

The Hazers competed in Group A and qualified for Marble League 2021 in 3rd with 32 points.

### Main Tournament

The team finished in 4th with 149 points.

## Marbula One Season 3

*Main article: Marbula One Season 3*
The Hazers took part in Marbula One Season 3, represented by Hazy and Smoggy.

\*Hazy qualified in P3, earning them one extra point.

### Qualifiers

The Hazers competed in Group B. They failed to qualify for Marble League 2022.

## Marble League Showdown 2022

*Main article: Marble League Showdown 2022*
The Hazers failed to qualify for the Marble League 2023 Qualifiers.

## Marbula One Season 4

*Main article: Marbula One Season 4*
The Hazers took part in Marbula One Season 4, represented by Cloudy and Misty. Despite being on the podium spots and the champions spot for the majority of the season, the Hazers dropped to 4th in the final race, though Cloudy was able to clinch a 2nd place finish individually.

\*1 bonus point for qualifying in third.

## Marble League Showdown 2023

*Main article: Marble League Showdown 2023*
The Hazers qualified for the Marble League 2024 Qualifiers.

## Marble League Records

### Former Marble League records

 Speed Skating | Misty | 30.34 sec.
(MLWS)
 5 Meter Sprint | Smoggy | 5.976 sec.
(SD21)

## Results

### Marbula One

 S2 | 12
 S3 | 12
 S4 | 10
 Total

## Team Members' Individual Scores

### Marbula One

 Hazy | M1S1M1S2M1S3 | Savage Speedway GP (S1)Momotorway GP (S1)Greenstone GP (S1)Midnight Bay GP (S1)O'raceway GP (S2)Aquamaring GP (S2)Tumult Turnpike GP (S2)Momotorway GP (S2)Misty Mountain GP (S2)Midnight Bay GP (S2)Tumult Turnpike GP (S3)Misty Mountain GP (S3)Honeydome GP (S3)Momotorway GP (S3)Electron ExpresswayGP (S3)Mirage Meowntain GP (S3)
 Misty | M1S4 | O'ranceway GP (S4)Sakura Garden GP (S4)Tumult Turnpike GP (S4)Electron Expressway GP (S4)Casino Square GP (S4)
 Smoggy | M1S1M1S2M1S3 | O'raceway GP (S1)Hivedrive GP (S1)Short Circuit GP (S1)Razzway GP (S1)Minty Mania GP (S2)Honeydome GP (S2)Arctic Circuit GP (S2)Raceforest GP (S2)Palette Park GP (S2)Savage Speedway GP (S2)Sleet Street GP (S3)O'raceway GP (S3)Mellow Meadows GP (S3)Stardust Accelerator (S3)Short Circuit GP (S3)Midnight Bay GP (S3)

## Trivia

* When asked about the origins of the Hazers, team member Smoggy sidelined the question and said, “Where we come from is not important. Who we are now and what we do here is what is important.”
* In the Hazers' first announcement poster for Marbula One, Mount Huaze makes an appearance in the background.
* The Hazers remained in the top half of the standings throughout the entirety of the 2018 and 2019 Marble League.
	+ By extension, the Hazers hold the record for most consecutive events spent in the top half of the Marble League leaderboard (33).
	+ The Hazers were also the only team that stayed in the top half of the standings for the entirety of the Marble League Winter Special. However, these 5 events are not counted towards their record.
* The Hazers were the first team to place in the top half in a Marble League edition after finishing third in the previous edition.
* The Hazers, along with the Midnight Wisps, were the only teams to win a Marbula One Grand Prix after starting last on the starting grid.
	+ They were also the first team to win a Marbula One Grand Prix on their home course. They would be followed by the Thunderbolts following Bolt's home victory in Season 3.
* The Hazers are infamous for being the worst team in Block Pushing, as they finished dead last in 3 consecutive Marble Leagues. However, they ranked 19th out of 20 teams in the 2019 Qualifiers.
	+ Despite this, 20th place in the 2019 Qualifiers still earned 1 point, meaning that the Hazers have accrued the absolute minimum number of points they were eligible for in the event.
* Before Marbula One Season 3, the Hazers were the only team in the Marble League to have never finished outside the top six in every tournament they participated in.
* Misty, one of the members of the Hazers, became the first member of a team to ever win ‘Most Valuable Marble’ in a Marble League. The award was first introduced in Marble League 2021.
* The Hazers are the only team to swap both racers between Marbula One seasons.
* The Hazers are the second team to have 2 racers on the final podium in Marbula One, following with Crazy Cat's Eyes. However, the Hazers' two podiums are not in the same season.

## Gallery

Team Profile 2020Team Profile 2021Team Profile 2022Marble League 2021 Team ProfileMarbula One (S1-S3) PosterMarbula One (S4) PosterHazy, the captain of the Hazers.Smokey, the Hazers' coach.Misty Mountain, the home of the Hazers.The fans of the Hazers during Marble League 2021
## External Links

* Hazers on the JMR Website
* Hazers RetRollSpective

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Stynth, Phoenix (30th November 2021). RetRollSpective – Hazers. Project Marblearth.
2. ↑ LittleMighty\_ (25th February 2019). Captains voting results!. Reddit.
3. ↑ Icy (18th August 2022). A Blurry Reflection. Project Marblearth.