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Flint City Bucks
USA USL League Two पूर्वानुमान
3rd place
Flint City Bucks vs Oakland County FC 05/21/2025 15:00

USA USL League Two

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Flint City Bucks

Oakland County FC

3 - 0

3.83

1.08

आखिरी समग्र

कुल मेजबानी		पीटीएस	जीपी	W	L	GS - GC	G
1	AFC Ann Arbor	6	2	2	0	4 - 1	3
2	Union FC Macomb	6	2	2	0	4 - 1	3
3	Flint City Bucks	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
4	Northern Indiana FC	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
5	Oakland County FC	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
6	Kalamazoo FC	0	1	0	1	1 - 2	-1
7	Lansing City Football	0	1	0	1	0 - 2	-2
8	Midwest United	0	2	0	2	1 - 4	-3

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तारीख

मैच

21.05.25

UULT

Flint City Bucks – Oakland County FC

24.05.25

UULT

Kalamazoo FC – Flint City Bucks

31.05.25

UULT

Flint City Bucks – Union FC Macomb

04.06.25

UULT

Midwest United – Flint City Bucks

07.06.25

UULT

AFC Ann Arbor – Flint City Bucks

10.06.25

UULT

Lansing City Football – Flint City Bucks

14.06.25

UULT

Flint City Bucks – Northern Indiana FC

USA USL League Two Table

Pos #	Team	GS - GC
1	Albion SC Colorado	0 - 0
2	Colorado ISA	0 - 0
3	Colorado Storm	0 - 0
4	Flatirons Rush	0 - 0
5	Utah United	0 - 0

USA USL League Two Fixtures

Kings Hammer Columbus

Dayton Dutch Lions FC

0 - 0

Fort Wayne FC

USA USL League Two Results

Western Mass Pioneers

San Francisco Glens SC

San Francisco City FC

Flint City Bucks is a professional soccer club based in Flint, Michigan, United States. Founded in 1995, the club has established itself as one of the most successful teams in American amateur soccer, particularly in the USL League Two (formerly the Premier Development League - PDL). The Bucks are renowned for their winning tradition, commitment to youth development, and passionate support in the Mid-Michigan region.

The team plays its home matches at Atwood Stadium, a historic venue located in downtown Flint with a capacity of approximately 11,000 spectators. The club’s traditional colors are orange and blue, reflecting their dynamic and lively style.

Flint City Bucks enjoys a dedicated fan base, known for their loyal following and community-focused spirit. The club’s culture emphasizes player progression, and numerous Bucks alumni have gone on to successful professional and international careers.

Over the years, the Bucks have been home to notable talents such as Steve Clark, Josh Gatt, Soony Saad, and others, and have consistently provided a platform for outstanding collegiate and emerging American players. Their front office and coaching staff, led by committed owners and supporters, have built a club widely respected for its achievements both on and off the pitch.

Flint City Bucks are four-time national champions (2006, 2014, 2016, 2019) and perennial contenders in USL League Two, making them one of the most decorated amateur soccer teams in the United States.

Today, the Bucks continue their mission to develop talent, win championships, and serve as a symbol of pride and community in Flint and beyond.

Team:	Flint City Bucks
Full name:	Flint City Bucks Soccer Club
Country:	United States
Nickname:	The Bucks
Founded:	1995
Colors:	Orange, Blue, White
Stadium:	Atwood Stadium Approx. 11,000 seats
Address:	701 University Avenue, Flint, MI 48503, USA
Telephone:	+1 810-516-9866
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.flintcitybucks.com/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Flint City Bucks

Founded

The Flint City Bucks (originally founded as the Mid-Michigan Bucks in 1995 in Saginaw, Michigan) began their journey in USL League Two (then the Premier Development League). Over time, the club moved to Plymouth and Pontiac, operating as the Michigan Bucks, before relocating to Flint in 2019 and adopting the current identity. Their early years were characterized by rapid success at the regional and national level thanks to a focus on scouting young talent and a commitment to excellence.

The Bucks captured their first USL League Two National Championship in 2006, a feat they repeated in 2014, 2016, and 2019. The club also made history in the U.S. Open Cup, famously defeating Major League Soccer’s New England Revolution in 2000 making them the first (and only) USL League Two (PDL) team to defeat an MLS side on their home field. The Bucks’ constant ambition has been player development and competitive achievement, maintaining one of the highest standards in American amateur soccer.

Relocating to Flint and Atwood Stadium cemented the Bucks’ place as a community icon. The move brought new energy and support, helping the club attract future stars and foster a deep connection with local fans.

Finances and Ownership

The Flint City Bucks are privately owned by a dedicated group of soccer enthusiasts and business leaders, including principal owner and CEO Dan Duggan, who has been with the organization since its early years. The Bucks operate as a pro-am club in USL League Two, with revenues coming from sponsorships, ticket sales, youth soccer programs, and community events. The modest financial model prioritizes sustainability while consistently investing in coaching, facilities, and operations.

The club is known for its prudent financial management, which has allowed it to thrive for nearly three decades. This stability is a result of long-term leadership and consistent community support, positioning the Bucks as models of success and resilience in the American soccer landscape.

Popular Culture

Flint City Bucks enjoy a robust following in Flint and build their culture on community pride and upward player mobility. Their supporters, sometimes known as the “Bucks Brigade” and other local groups, fill Atwood Stadium on matchdays and provide an electric atmosphere unique in USL League Two. The club hosts regular community engagement events, youth clinics, and is visible in local schools, earning a family-friendly and inclusive image.

The Bucks' orange and blue schemes, along with their prominent buck head crest, make them easily recognizable in American lower-division soccer. Several games have featured extensive supporter tifo, drums, and regional Midwestern rivalries, most notably with Detroit City FC during past encounters.

The Bucks and their alumni are regularly featured in local media, as well as by national soccer outlets, particularly during deep U.S. Open Cup runs and championship campaigns. Flint City Bucks is widely seen as a proving ground for players who move on to MLS or overseas professional opportunities.

Player

The Flint City Bucks have consistently developed and showcased some of the best amateur and collegiate soccer talent in the country. Many Bucks alumni have gone on to sign with Major League Soccer teams, play in the USL Championship, and feature for international squads.

Some of the standout Bucks products include goalkeeper Steve Clark (Columbus Crew, Portland Timbers, Houston Dynamo), Josh Gatt (Molde FK/Norway), and Soony Saad (Sporting Kansas City, Lebanon international). The club has had influential players on every roster, making it a top destination for college soccer’s best looking to bridge into the pro game.

The 2024 squad continues that tradition, mixing top NCAA players, rising prospects, and a blend of international talent as the Bucks pursue further silverware.

Famous Players

Throughout its history, Flint City Bucks have been home to numerous players who advanced to the professional or international stage. A few prominent names include:

Steve Clark: Former Bucks goalkeeper, later played extensively in Major League Soccer, notably for Columbus Crew, Portland Timbers, and Houston Dynamo.
Josh Gatt: A pacey winger, Gatt moved to Molde FK in Norway, won Norwegian league titles, and earned caps for the United States Men's National Team.
Soony Saad: A prolific forward who progressed to Sporting Kansas City in MLS and has represented Lebanon internationally.
Kevin Taylor: Bucks standout and PDL Defender of the Year during his tenure.
Adam Grinwis: Goalkeeper with experience in Orlando City and Colorado Rapids in Major League Soccer.
Tyler Pasher: Canadian international who has played with Houston Dynamo and Indy Eleven.
Tommy Catalano: Bucks all-time leading scorer during his era.

This is just a sample—multiple Bucks alumni continue their careers in the U.S., Europe, and other continents, underlining the club’s role as a launching pad for soccer careers.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇺🇸 Tommy Catalano	FW	47	75	0.63
2	🇺🇸 Soony Saad	FW	35	48	0.73
3	🇬🇭 Kofi Opare	DF	10	55	0.18
4	🇺🇸 Kenny Uzoigwe	FW	15	30	0.50
5	🇺🇸 Brent McIntosh	MF	13	40	0.33
6	🇺🇸 Nate Craft	DF	8	67	0.12
7	🇺🇸 Cyrus Saydee	FW	11	38	0.29
8	🇬🇧 Ross Lindsay	MF	7	34	0.21
9	🇺🇸 Edwin Martinez	MF	6	30	0.20
10	🇺🇸 Kevin Taylor	DF	5	67	0.07

Typical Squad

The Flint City Bucks’ typical squad includes a mix of NCAA standouts, youth internationals, and experienced lower-division players, designed to compete for the USL League Two championship each season. The team mainly employs a dynamic 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation.

Goalkeeper

The Bucks have long produced high-level goalkeepers, steered by coaching staff who emphasize technical skill, shot-stopping, and command of the area. Recent lead goalkeepers include experienced players from top NCAA programs and prospects with USL experience.

Defender

Flint City Bucks are known for fielding resolute defenders adept at both marking and supporting the attack, often with future professionals or collegiate All-Americans anchoring the backline.

Midfielder

The midfield boasts a blend of ball-winners, creative playmakers, and box-to-box engines. Bucks midfielders are known for tactical discipline, high work rate, and strong technical ability, often transitioning between college stardom and professional opportunity.

Forward

The attack typically features pace and variety, with center forwards supported by speedy wingers or creative second strikers. Many forwards have broken into the NCAA top scorer ranks or moved on to professional contracts after starring with the Bucks.

The Bucks’ developmental focus means that each squad features a number of young players getting their first shot at high-level summer competition alongside more seasoned leaders.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 campaign sees the Flint City Bucks once again as favorites in the USL League Two, building a roster centered on NCAA standouts, promising young American players, and select international recruits. Below is a representation based on available information (subject to update during the summer as roster changes are frequent at this level):

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Isaiah Goldson	🇺🇸	USA	28/11/2001
Updating	24	Daniel Sluys	🇺🇸	USA	24/02/2002
Defender
Updating	2	Nathan Masters	🇺🇸	USA	14/05/2000
Updating	19	Maxwell Grierson	🇺🇸	USA	11/09/2002
Updating	27	Marcus Vinicius	🇧🇷	Brazil	02/03/2002
Midfielder
Updating	6	Tommy Stokes	🇺🇸	USA	06/06/2002
Updating	8	Oscar Martinez	🇲🇽	Mexico	13/08/2002
Updating	17	Cameron Andrade	🇺🇸	USA	12/12/2003
Forward
Updating	9	Zac Walker	🇺🇸	USA	22/02/2001
Updating	11	Victor Sorokin	🇷🇺	Russia	10/06/2001
Updating	20	Ezekiel Lewis	🇺🇸	USA	15/01/2003
Manager
Updating		Andy Wagstaff	🇬🇧	England	Updating...
Ass. Manager
Updating		Paul Thomas	🇬🇧	England	Updating...

Coach

Flint City Bucks, one of the most successful teams in USL League Two history, has been guided by a number of accomplished coaches. These managers have played a pivotal role in establishing the Bucks as a developmental powerhouse and a consistent contender for national titles. Here are some of the most prominent and successful coaches in the history of Flint City Bucks:

Demir Muftari: Serving as the Bucks' head coach from 2016 to present, Demir Muftari guided the team to the 2019 USL League Two Championship, the club’s fourth national title, and multiple divisional crowns. Known for his player development and tactical flexibility.
Andy Wagstaff: Head coach from 2014 until 2016. Wagstaff led the Bucks to the 2016 PDL National Title, continuing the club’s legacy of success before moving on to a collegiate coaching role.
Gary Parsons: As the founding coach (1996–2001, 2004–2012), Parsons is synonymous with the Bucks’ tradition. He won two national titles (1997, 2006) and also served as general manager and technical director, helping shape the club’s enduring identity.
Dan Fitzgerald: Managed the team between 2012 and 2013, leading the Bucks to the 2012 PDL Championship and furthering their status as a launchpad for young talent.

These coaches, along with others such as Paul Thomas and Steve Burns, have built Flint City Bucks into one of the top amateur teams in the United States, fostering the growth of talented players and achieving remarkable competitive success.

Period	Manager	Country	born
2016 – Present	Demir Muftari	United States	01/06/1988
2014 – 2016	Andy Wagstaff	England	Updating...
2012 – 2013	Dan Fitzgerald	United States	Updating...
2004 – 2012	Gary Parsons	United States	Updating...
2003	Paul Thomas	England	Updating...
2002	Steve Burns	United States	Updating...
1996 – 2001	Gary Parsons	United States	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Flint City Bucks is an American soccer club based in Flint, Michigan, known for its competitive spirit and impactful legacy in lower-division U.S. soccer. Since its founding in 1995 as Mid-Michigan Bucks, the club has experienced multiple evolutions in its crest and brand identity.

The original crest featured a more basic, locally-inspired design reflecting its beginnings and the roots in Michigan. Subsequent rebrandings saw the team renamed as Michigan Bucks and eventually Flint City Bucks in 2019, coinciding with their move to Flint. The current crest showcases a tough, industrial theme with bold typography and imagery that highlights the city's resilient automotive heritage. The cogwheel, soccer ball, and team name come together to symbolize both community and ambition.

The Bucks’ traditional colors are primarily blue, orange, and white. Blue dominates the kit and the crest, symbolizing loyalty and strength, while orange accents represent energy and enthusiasm—reflecting the city’s vibrant and revitalized spirit. Over the years, the secondary color schemes have varied slightly as branding and partnerships evolved, but blue and orange always remained prominent.

This visual identity has steadily unified the club and its supporters, representing both continuity and renewal as the Bucks continue their journey as one of the most successful teams in American amateur soccer.

Fan Club

Flint City Bucks have built a passionate and growing fan community, especially since their move to Flint. The most recognized and enthusiastic supporters' group is known as the River Rats. This group is celebrated for its distinctive energy, community initiatives, and creative chants at Kettering University's Atwood Stadium.

The River Rats’ devotion is visible in their eye-catching banners, drumlines, and orange-blue attire, which bring an electrifying atmosphere to home games. They are actively involved in outreach and charitable work across Flint, striving to make the Bucks both a sporting and social force in the city. The group is open and inclusive, welcoming newcomers and encouraging a family-friendly environment at matches.

Beyond the River Rats, many local soccer enthusiasts, youth players, and city residents routinely show their support—further illustrating how Flint City Bucks unite the community around soccer and civic pride.

Stadium

The Flint City Bucks currently play their home matches at Atwood Stadium, located in the heart of Flint, Michigan, United States. The historic stadium was originally opened in 1929 and has a capacity of around 11,000 spectators. It has witnessed decades of sporting events, from high school football classics to professional soccer displays.

In recent years, Atwood Stadium underwent significant renovations spearheaded by Kettering University, ensuring modern amenities, improved pitch quality, and enhanced guest experiences. These upgrades have reinvigorated the stadium as a central sporting and community venue within Flint. The stadium's blend of historical significance and modern functionality makes it a unique and vibrant home for the Bucks, embodying both tradition and renewal.

Honours and Awards

Flint City Bucks are one of the most decorated teams in USL League Two and American amateur soccer. The club has excelled in league and national competitions, setting a high standard in player development and competitive excellence. Their honors include a record number of league championships and several regional titles in both Michigan and national tournaments.

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	USL League Two Champion	4	Winner	2019, 2016, 2014, 2006
2	USL League Two Regular Season Champ	3	Winner	2000, 2003, 2012
3	US Open Cup Best Performance	1	Quarterfinals	2000
4	Central Conference Championship	8	Winner	2023, 2019, 2017, 2016, 2014, 2012, 2010, 2003
5	Michigan Bucks Founder’s Cup	Updating...	Winner	Updating...
6	International Titles (Europe)	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Flint City Bucks

Q: When was Flint City Bucks founded?

A: Flint City Bucks were founded in 1995 as the Mid-Michigan Bucks before changing their name and relocating to Flint in 2019.

Q: What are the Flint City Bucks’ team colors?

A: The Bucks’ traditional colors are blue, orange, and white.

Q: What is the home stadium of Flint City Bucks?

A: Flint City Bucks play their home matches at Atwood Stadium in Flint, Michigan, with a capacity of around 11,000.

Q: Who are the River Rats?

A: The River Rats are the main supporters' group for Flint City Bucks, known for their enthusiastic in-stadium support and community engagement.

Q: How successful are Flint City Bucks in USL League Two?

A: Flint City Bucks are among the most successful clubs in USL League Two, having won the league championship a record four times.

Q: Have Flint City Bucks participated in the U.S. Open Cup?

A: Yes. The Bucks have a notable history in the U.S. Open Cup, including reaching the quarterfinals in 2000—a rare feat for an amateur team.

Q: What was the original name of Flint City Bucks?

A: The club was originally called Mid-Michigan Bucks, then Michigan Bucks, before becoming Flint City Bucks.

Q: Do the Bucks have any international titles?

A: No, Flint City Bucks have not won any international (European) titles.

Q: What level of soccer do Flint City Bucks play in?

A: Flint City Bucks compete in USL League Two, which is considered the fourth tier of the American soccer pyramid.

Q: Can youth players join Flint City Bucks?

A: Yes, the club has development programs and regularly scouts local talent from Michigan and surrounding states.

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