New York FC
| New York FC | ||
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| Surname | Football Club New York | |
| Seat | New York City | |
| founding | 2009 | |
| resolution | 2013 | |
| president |
 Jason Wong
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| Website | www.fcnewyorksoccer.com | |
| First soccer team | ||
| Head coach |
 Paul Shaw
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| Venue | Belson Stadium | |
| Places | 3,500 | |
| league | NPSL | |
| 2012 | Regular Season: 8th place Play-offs: NQ |
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The Football Club New York was an American football team from New York City . The club, which is based in Jamaica, Queens borough , was founded in 2009.
In their first season, the team played in the USL Professional Division , the third highest division in the country. In 2012 the team moved to the National Premier Soccer League . After one season, the team was disbanded.
The home games were played at Belson Stadium, which is located on the campus of St. John's University .
history
Originally, the team was to become part of the USL First Division in 2010 . Since the team and the club were not yet complete, the league entry was postponed. After the USL-1 was no longer available, the team now takes part in the USL Professional Division.
The first league game took place on April 9, 2011, opponents were Orlando City SC , the New Yorkers lost 3-0. The first victory was achieved on May 13th. New York FC scored 1-0 against Charleston Battery .
From the 2012 season, the team will no longer participate in the game, but switched to the fourth-class National Premier Soccer League. There it was dissolved after a season.
Coat of arms and colors
The coat of arms of FC New York represented the flag of the borough of Queens. The blue background with the horizontal white stripe symbolizes the first governor of Queens, the Dutch Willem Kieft , who took over the land from the indigenous people. The first settlers in Queens are represented by the two flowers, where the tulip stands for the Dutch and the Tudor rose for English settlers. The crown symbolizes the name of the New York borough.
Stadion
- Belson Stadium (2011-2012)
Belson Stadium is part of the St. John's University campus in Jamaica, New York City . Originally, James M. Shuart Stadium at Hofstra University was to be used. But this did not materialize.
statistics
Season statistics
| year | league | Regular season | Play-offs | US Open Cup |
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| 2011 | USL Pro | 5th place | Not qualified | 3rd round |
| 2012 | NPSL | 8th place | Not qualified | 3rd round |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Belson to be FC New York's home ( memento of the original from March 13, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
Web links
Eastern Conference: Atlanta United 2 | Birmingham Legion FC | Charleston Battery | Charlotte Independence | Hartford Athletic | Indy Eleven | Loudoun United | Louisville City | Memphis 901 FC | Miami FC | New York Red Bulls II | North Carolina FC | Philadelphia Union II | Pittsburgh Riverhounds | Saint Louis FC | Sporting Kansas City II | Tampa Bay rowdies
Western Conference: Austin Bold | Colorado Springs Switchbacks | El Paso Locomotive | LA Galaxy II | Las Vegas Lights | New Mexico United | Oklahoma City Energy | Orange County SC | Phoenix Rising | Portland Timbers 2 | Real Monarchs | Reno 1868 FC | Rio Grande Valley Toros | Sacramento Republic | San Antonio FC | San Diego Loyal | Tacoma Defiance | Tulsa FC
Future Franchises: Oakland East Bay (2021) | Queensboro SC (2021) | Rhode Island (2022)
Former Franchises: Antigua Barracuda (2011–2013) | Austin Aztex (2011-2017) | Charlotte Eagles (2011-2014) | FC Cincinnati (2015-2018) | Dayton Dutch Lions (2011-2014) | FC Montréal (2015-2016) | FC New York (2011) | Orlando City (2011-2014) | Ottawa Fury (2017-2019) | Penn FC (2011-2018) | Phoenix FC (2013) | Puerto Rico United (2011) | River Plate Puerto Rico (2011) | Richmond Kickers (2011-2018) | Rochester Rhinos (2011-2017) | Toronto FC II (2011-2018) | Sevilla FC Puerto Rico (2011) | Vancouver Whitecaps 2 (2015-2017) | Tampa Bay FC (2013) | Wilmington Hammerheads (2011-2016)