Chattanooga FC
Chattanooga FC is an American soccer team based in Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States. Founded in 2009, the team plays in National Premier Soccer League (NPSL), a national amateur league at the fourth tier of the American Soccer Pyramid, in the Southeast Division.
The team plays its home games at Finley Stadium, where they have played since 2009. The team's colors are navy blue and white.
History
Players
Roster
Source: [1]
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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Player |
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GK |
Thomas Hunter |
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MF |
Aldo Heredia |
| 3 |
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MF |
James Moore |
| 4 |
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DF |
Joshua Scott |
| 5 |
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DF |
Thomas Clark |
| 6 |
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DF |
John Calderwood |
| 7 |
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FW |
Luis Salazar |
| 8 |
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MF |
Ivan Heredia |
| 10 |
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FW |
Michael Brooks |
| 11 |
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DF |
Russell Courtney |
| 12 |
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DF |
Andy Stewart |
| 13 |
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MF |
Drew Courtney |
| 14 |
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MF |
Nick Chase |
| 15 |
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MF |
Jake Warren |
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Position |
Player |
| 16 |
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MF |
Phil Beene |
| 17 |
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MF |
Luke Winter |
| 18 |
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MF |
Tim Sparks |
| 19 |
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MF |
Fynn Glover |
| 20 |
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FW |
Chris Ochieng |
| 21 |
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DF |
Mac Gambill |
| 26 |
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FW |
Robbie Hill |
| 30 |
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GK |
Ryan Peck |
| 87 |
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GK |
Richard Masters |
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FW |
Moises Drummond |
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GK |
Ryan Berube |
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DF |
Aaron Stanton |
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MF |
Travis Giles |
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Year-by-year
| Year |
Division |
League |
Regular Season |
Playoffs |
Open Cup |
| 2009 |
4 |
NPSL |
3rd, Southeast |
Did not qualify |
Did not enter |
| 2010 |
4 |
NPSL |
1st, Southeast |
Final |
Did not enter |
| 2011 |
4 |
NPSL |
3rd, Southeast |
Did not qualify |
1st Round |
Honors
Domestic
Head coaches
- Brian Crossman (2009–2011[1])
- Bill Elliott (2011–present[2])
Stadia
Attendance
Chattanooga FC boasts the highest average and single-game attendance in the NPSL.[3] In its inaugural match on May 16, 2009, over 1,600 fans watched Chattanooga FC host Atlanta FC.[4] In their second home match, held on June 7, 2009, over 1,500 watched as CFC notched their first win in club history over Saturn FC.[5] Over 2,100 fans watched as CFC tied eventual divisional champs Rocket City United on June 20, 2009.[6] In their final home game of the season, held July 4, 2009, over 3,000 fans witnessed CFC's victory over Birmingham, Alabama's Pumas FC.[7] The club's average season attendance for league games was approximately 2,100.
In its second season, CFC continued to build upon its remarkably high attendance figures. In the season-beginning league match-up against Pumas FC on June 5, 2010, attendance numbers hit over 3,000.[8] The second league game on June 19, 2010, drew over 2,900 fans to witness CFC host Atlanta FC.[9] On July 4, 2010, an NPSL record crowd of over 3,400 watched CFC take on league newcomer FC Tulsa.[10] CFC beat all NPSL attendance records, for a regular season game, on July 17, 2010 when 5,117 fans watched the CFC roll over Rocket City United, 4 - 0.[11] The club's average attendance for their second season was approximately 4,400 per game (including a 6,317 home attendance count[12] against non-league opponent F.C. Atlas's Under-20 squad.)
References
External links
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