Kalender

USA - NPSL 06/08 22:00 1 Erie Commodores vs Flower City Union - View
USA - NPSL 06/15 23:00 1 Akron City vs Flower City Union - View
USA - NPSL 06/27 23:00 1 Flower City Union vs Niagara 1812 - View
USA - NPSL 06/30 21:00 1 Flower City Union vs Erie Commodores - View
USA - NPSL 07/02 23:00 1 Flower City Union vs Michigan Rangers - View
USA - NPSL 07/06 22:00 1 Flower City Union vs SC Cleveland - View

Resultate

USA - NPSL 05/30 00:00 1 Niagara 1812 v Flower City Union W 0-5
USA - NPSL 05/25 23:00 1 Southern Indiana Guardians FC v Flower City Union W 3-4
USA - NPSL 05/19 21:00 1 Steel City v Flower City Union L 5-0
USA - NPSL 05/11 22:00 1 Flower City Union v Steel City L 0-3
USA NISA 11/11 20:30 1 [2] Michigan Stars v Flower City Union [6] W 0-1
USA NISA 11/05 22:00 2 [1] Chattanooga FC v Flower City Union [6] W 0-2
USA NISA 10/30 01:00 3 [3] LA Force v Flower City Union [6] W 2-4
USA NISA 10/14 22:00 - [6] Flower City Union v Chattanooga FC [1] L 0-2
USA NISA 10/11 00:30 - Flower City Union v Savannah Clovers W 4-2
USA NISA 10/07 22:00 - [6] Flower City Union v Albion San Diego [3] D 1-1
USA NISA 09/30 22:00 - Flower City Union v Savannah Clovers - PPT.
USA NISA 09/27 13:00 - [9] Gold Star Detroit v Flower City Union [6] W 1-3

Statistik

 TotalHEIMAUSWÄRTS
Spiele 25 11 14
Wins 11 4 7
Draws 4 2 2
Losses 10 5 5
Goals for 40 16 24
Goals against 38 17 21
Clean sheets 8 3 5
Failed to score 9 3 6

Wikipedia - Flower City Union

Flower City Union is an American pre-professional soccer team based in Rochester, New York, United States, that most recently played in the National Independent Soccer Association, a third tier league of the United States soccer league system and currently plays in the National Premier Soccer League. Its home stadium was Rochester Community Sports Complex Stadium. Flower City Union won their first championship in 2023, winning the 2023 National Independent Soccer Association Championship.

History

Founding

In 2017, the long-time professional soccer team in Rochester, the USL's Rochester Rhinos, announced that they were going on hiatus as of the 2018 season. The departure of the Rhinos left Rochester without a professional soccer team for the first time since 1995 and left the team's stadium, Rochester Community Sports Complex Stadium, without a tenant in 2019. In 2020, an ownership group headed by David Weaver, the CEO and founder of Rochester-based Aphex BioCleanse Systems Inc. and a former Kodak optical engineer, submitted an application for a NISA team in Rochester. Mark Washo, a former Chief Business Officer with the Rhinos, was appointed as Managing Director and Chief Commercial Officer and the group later announced a partnership with St. John Fisher College’s Sport Management Department. In December 2020, NISA approved the group's expansion application, and soon after the team was unveiled as Flower City Union, a nod to Rochester's nickname as the "Flower City". On April 14, 2021, the team logo and colors were introduced, the primary color being lilac purple in honor of Rochester's signature flower.

Salt City Union
Founded2023; 1 year ago (2023)
Dissolved2024
StadiumFalcon Park
Syracuse, New York
Capacity2,800
OwnerJimmy Paola
General ManagerCasey Catlin
Head CoachJordan Sullivan
LeagueNational Independent Soccer Association
WebsiteClub website
Home colors
Current season

NISA Champions

The club began play in 2022, and finished last in the nine-team league. For 2023 they merged with the Syracuse Pulse to form a single club that would split home matches between Rochester (as Flower City Union) and Syracuse (as Salt City Union).

During the 2023 season, Flower City finished in 6th place during the regular season, making the playoffs as the last seed. Flower City defeated the top three seeds, on the road, to win the 2023 NISA Championship.

Departure from NISA

Flower City Union announced its departure from NISA in a statement on February 15, 2024, promising an announcement on the club's future to come the following week. NISA responded with a press release saying "goodbye to our reigning champions".

Club general manager Casey Catlin cited the cost of traveling cross-country for league matches as the primary reason for Flower City's departure from NISA.

New league

On February 20, 2024 the team were announced as members of the semi-professional National Premier Soccer League. As a regional league, the clubs play fewer matches with shorter travel distances.

The Salt City identity has been abandoned with the move to the NPSL, and Flower City Union no longer plays any of its home games in Syracuse.


Der Salt City Union ist ein professioneller Fußballverein aus Salt Lake City, Utah. Der Verein wurde 2014 gegründet und spielt seitdem in der United Soccer League (USL). Das Heimstadion des Vereins ist das Rio Tinto Stadium, das 20.000 Zuschauern Platz bietet.

Die Vereinsfarben des Salt City Union sind rot, weiß und blau. Das Vereinslogo zeigt einen Fußball mit einem Stern darüber. Der Stern steht für den Bundesstaat Utah, der auch als "Beehive State" bekannt ist.

Der Salt City Union hat in seiner kurzen Geschichte bereits einige Erfolge erzielt. In der Saison 2017 gewann der Verein die USL Western Conference Championship. Außerdem erreichte der Verein in der Saison 2019 das Finale des US Open Cups.

Die bekanntesten Spieler des Salt City Union sind Damir Kreilach, Albert Rusnák und Sebastián Saucedo. Kreilach ist ein slowenischer Mittelfeldspieler, der 2018 zum Verein kam. Rusnák ist ein slowakischer Mittelfeldspieler, der seit 2015 für den Salt City Union spielt. Saucedo ist ein US-amerikanischer Stürmer, der seit 2017 für den Verein aktiv ist.

Der Salt City Union ist ein ambitionierter Verein, der sich in den kommenden Jahren in der USL etablieren möchte. Der Verein hat ein starkes Team und ein großes Potenzial. Es ist daher nicht unwahrscheinlich, dass der Salt City Union in Zukunft noch für viele Schlagzeilen sorgen wird.