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In 2003 AFC fielded a team known as Connecticut Academica F.C. in the inaugural season of the American Indoor Soccer League, and also playing in the 2004–2005 winter Premier Arena Soccer League season.
Academica reached the final in its first season, losing to San Francisco City FC. The team would reach the final again in 2016 and again in 2017, finally winning the championship. On November 14, 2017, it was announced that Academica Soccer Club would join the National Premier Soccer League beginning in the 2018 season. [3]
Club Home city Stadium Conference position last season Season joined MLS affiliate Eastern Conference; Atlanta United 2: Kennesaw, Georgia: Fifth Third Stadium: 13th: 2023: Atlanta United FC: Carolina Core FC: High Point, North Carolina: Truist Point: 10th: 2024: Independent club Chattanooga FC: Chattanooga, Tennessee: Finley Stadium: 9th: 2024 ...
Académica do Sal, a football club in Cape Verde; Académica Operária, a football club in Cape Verde; Académica Maputo, a sports club from Mozambique; FC Academica Clinceni, a Romanian association football team; AS Académica, a football club in East Timor; Academica Futebol Club, an American soccer organization in Cheshire, Connecticut
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The club finished 8-0-2 in the regular season—highlighted by their first-ever Wooden Shoe (6-1 aggregate)--good for another 1-seed in the conference playoffs and a #3 overall ranking in the NPSL. All of that proved to be meaningless in the end, as City lost the playoff opener at home to the New York Shockers, 2–0.
Greater New Haven's oldest professional soccer team was the Ansonia F.C. which is believed to have begun play in 1887 before dissolving in the 1920s. [12] Founded in 2017, the city has the Elm City Express of the NPSL. The team plays at Jess Dow Field at Southern Connecticut State University.
During her sophomore year, Pino was named 2022–23 Gatorade Connecticut Girls Soccer Player of the Year after leading her team to their second straight Class L state championship. Pino scored 32 goals and passed for 17 assists, setting up a pair of goals in St. Joseph's 3–0 win over Notre Dame-Fairfield in the state final.