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Boca Raton FC

Boca Raton FC

Football club


Boca Raton Football Club is an American soccer club that started playing in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL). In 2015, which was their inaugural season, they were only defeated in one game and won the APSL championship and the APSL fall tournament.[1] The club currently plays in the PASL (Premier American Soccer League) and the FGCL (Florida Gold Coast League).

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History

In 2013, the club was given the rights to a National Premier Soccer League franchise for Palm Beach County, Florida. The initial plans for the team fell through at the last minute and the NPSL franchise was put on hiatus for two years.

APSL awarded Boca Raton a franchise and the club was officially announced on January 20, 2015. On May 2, 2015, 2,130 fans at Boca Raton High School saw South Florida FC defeated 4–1.

Boca Raton went on a 9-game win streak to take both the 2015 APSL regular season title and championship.

Boca Raton FC began NPSL Sunshine Conference play in May 2017.

After a year-long break in 2020 due to COVID-19, Boca Raton FC started competing again in the FGCL and the PASL in 2021, with participation confirmed for the NPSL season as well.

Coaching Staff

Current coaching staff

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Former head coaches

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Results

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Honors

APSL

  • 2015 Regular Season Champion
  • 2015 Season Champion
  • 2015 Regular Fall Champion
  • 2015 Fall Champion
  • 2016 Season Champion
  • 2016 Fall Season Champion

United Premier Soccer League

  • 2019 Spring Season South Florida Champion
  • 2019 Spring Season Florida Second Place

Team kit

Boca Raton FC has its primary colors as Baby and Navy Blue. Their away uniform is all white.

  • Home Colors: Baby and Navy Blue
  • Away Colors: White

Team Mascot


References

  1. Curreri, Gary (August 10, 2015). "Boca Raton FC wraps up inaugural American Premier Soccer League play with title". Sun-Sentinel. Retrieved 21 September 2016.

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