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Tulsa Athletic

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Soccer club
Tulsa Athletic
Full nameTulsa Athletic
Nickname(s)The A's
Founded2013; 12 years ago (2013)
StadiumAthletic Community Field at Hicks Park
OwnersSonny Dalesandro
Thomas J. Kern
Head coachJason Rogers
LeagueNational Premier Soccer League
The League for Clubs (from 2025)
2023NPSL National Champions
Websitehttp://www.tulsaathletic.com

Tulsa Athletic is an American soccer team and are based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States. The 2023 NPSL National Champion, 2013 was their inaugural season in theNational Premier Soccer League (NPSL), which is a national league at the fourth tier of the American soccer pyramid. They compete in the NPSL's Heartland Conference. The team maintains amateur status under NPSL rules, allowing college players to participate without losing their collegiate eligibility. The club currently plays at Athletic Community Field at Hicks Park since the 2022 season, having previously played at Veterans Park (2018–21), LaFortune Stadium (2017) andDrillers Stadium (2013–16), the former home of theTulsa Drillers baseball team.[1][2][3]

On May 20, 2024, Tulsa Athletic were suspended from the NPSL, meaning that they wouldn't defend their title.[4] On July 31st they announced that they would leave the NPSL in order to start their own amateur league entitled "The League for Clubs", with Athletic being founding members alongsideAtlantic City FC,FC Davis,Kingston Stockade FC andNapa Valley 1839 FC.

Crest and colors

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The green that Athletic wears is symbolic of "green country", the moniker given to the area of Oklahoma where Tulsa sits. The gold in the pinstripes that appear on the home kit (and are the dominant color of the away kit) represents trophies, championships, and victory. The crest is a pink shield featuring a unicorn facing a lion surrounding a soccer ball, symbolizing both strength and magic. The pink color of the crest is designed to illustrate the heart. The badge's location over the heart on the jersey signifies that all who wear the crest (players and fans alike) share the same heart.[citation needed]

Support

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A supporters group associated with Tulsa Athletic are theAthletics Armory, who congregate behind the north goal at home matches.[citation needed]

Fans have given the team several unofficial nicknames, including "the A's" and "The Foxes", named after 'Lester', a lone fox who resides in the team's stadium.[citation needed]

Rivalries

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In 2014Oklahoma City FC left PDL to join the NPSL, which created an in-state rivalry. The two clubs separated by just 100 miles played in theOK Derby.[citation needed]

The inauguralRed River Cup was contested in May 2014.[citation needed] Four clubs (Fort Worth Vaqueros,Liverpool Warriors,Oklahoma City FC) met in a two-day tournament hosted by Tulsa, who won the title over Oklahoma City FC.[5][better source needed]

Oklahoma City 1889 FC joined the NPSL in 2021 which resulted in another in-state rivalry, with supporters choosing the name “The War for I-44.”[citation needed]

A crosstown derby againstFC Tulsa was established in 2022 through theU.S. Open Cup nicknamed the Tulsa Derby.

Tulsa Derby

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Record
WonDrawnLostGFGA
10223
Results
DateCompetitionWinnerScoreLocation
March 18, 2025U.S. Open CupFC Tulsa

0-1

Hicks Park
April 5, 2023U.S. Open CupTulsa Athletic

1–0

Hicks Park
April 5, 2022U.S. Open CupFC Tulsa

1–2

ONEOK Field

War for I-44

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Record
WonDrawnLostGFGA
8022411
Results
DateCompetitionWinnerScoreLocation
June 12, 2024FriendlyTulsa Athletic

2-1

Tulsa, OK
July 15, 2023NPSL PlayoffsTulsa Athletic

2–1

Claremore, OK
June 17, 2023NPSLTulsa Athletic

2–1

Claremore, OK
May 24, 2023NPSLOKC 1889

0-1

Oklahoma City, OK
July 16, 2022NPSL PlayoffsTulsa Athletic

5–1

Tulsa, OK
July 16, 2022NPSLTulsa Athletic

5–1

Tulsa, OK
May 25, 2022NPSLTulsa Athletic

3–0

Oklahoma City, OK
July 14, 2021NPSL PlayoffsTulsa Athletic

2–2 (5–4 in PKs)

Tulsa, OK
June 27, 2021NPSLTulsa Athletic

2–0

Edmond, OK
May 16, 2021NPSLOKC 1889

1–3

Tulsa, OK

Current squad

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As of April 2023

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1GKUnited States USABryson Reed
2DFUnited States USAChris Taylor
3MFUnited States USAJonathan Harris
4DFUnited States USARio Ramirez
5DFUnited States USAAlejandro Chavez
6MFBrazil BRAVinicius Oliveira
7FWSerbia SRBStefan Cvetanović
9FWUnited States USAAaron Ugbah
10FWEngland ENGJordan Watson
11MFUnited States USARoman Torres
No.Pos.NationPlayer
11FWUnited States USATitus Grant
13DFMexico MEXJavo Reyes
17MFUnited States USAJoe Garcia
18MFUnited States USAMitchell Cashion
19MFMexico MEXRuben Torres
20MFUnited States USACiaran Winters
21DFUnited States USAJoe Ruiz
22MFGabon GABAboubakr Diallo
23MFBrazil BRARiolan Mello
25GKUnited States USABrady Moody

Year-by-year

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As of March 18, 2025
YearDivisionLeagueRegular SeasonW-D-L
(GF-GA)		PlayoffsW-D-L
(GF-GA)		U.S. Open CupW-D-L
(GF-GA)		National Amateur CupW-D-L
(GF-GA)
20134NPSL1st, South Central10–2–0
(44–9)		South Region Semifinal0–0–1
(0–0[A])		did not qualifydid not play
20144NPSL1st, South Central9–0–1
(46–13)		South Region Final3–0–1
(14–6)		2nd Round0–0–1
(0–2)		did not play
20154NPSL3rd, South Central7–3–4
(52–33)		did not qualify1st Round0–0–1
(1–3)		did not play
20164NPSL1st, South Central11–0–1
(38–9)		South Central Conference Final1–0–1
(5–3)		did not qualifydid not play
20174NPSL2nd, Heartland5–1–4
(25–16)		Heartland Conference Final1–0–1
(2–5)		1st Round0–0–1
(1–1[a])		did not play
20184NPSL3rd, Heartland6–0–4
(26–17)		Heartland Conference Semifinal0–0–1
(0–1)		did not qualifydid not play
20194NPSL1st, Heartland7–3–0
(24–8)		South Region Final3–0–1
(12–7)		did not qualifydid not play
20204UPSL1st, Central-North13–0–1
(60–11)		Central Region Semifinal1–0–1
(4–4)		not helddid not play
20214NPSL2nd, Heartland6–3–1
(32–9)		NPSL National Championship Runner Up4–0–1
(8–9)		not helddid not play
20224NPSL1st, Heartland9–2–1
(36–10)		NPSL National Semifinal4–0–1
(8–3)		2nd Round1–0–1
(4–2)		did not play
20234NPSL1st, Heartland7-2-1
(23-8)		NPSL National Champions6-0-0
(15-6)		3rd Round2–0–1
(2–3)		Region III Final2-1-2
(10-14)
20244–[b]–[6]3-2-0
(11-3)		American Champions Cup Winners[7]1-0-0
(2-1)		1st Round0–0–1
(1-4)		did not play
20254The League for ClubsCentral RegionTBDTBDTBD1st Round0–0–1
(0–1)		TBDTBD
Notes
  1. ^Lost on Penalties
  2. ^Tulsa Athletic planned to participate in the NPSL in 2024, but they were suspended on May 20.[4]

All time Table

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As of March 18, 2025
Match TypePlayedWonDrawnLostGFGAGDWin %
Regular Season129931818417146+271072.09
Playoffs3324097044+26072.73
U.S. Open Cup10307916−7030.00
National Amateur Cup52121014−4040.00
Total1771221936506221+285068.93

Head coaches

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  • Includes all competitive matches: regular season, playoffs, and open cup.
As of March 18, 2025
CoachNationalityStartEndGamesWinDrawLossGFGAGDWin %
Joey Ryan United States201320199563923290133+157066.32
Levi Coleman United States2020202350385715248+104076.00
Jason Rogers United States2023Present2517355032+18068.00

Honors

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Club

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  • USASA
  • NPSL
    • National Champions (1): 2023
    • National Runners-Up (1): 2021
  • NPSL Midwest Region
    • Champions (1): 2023
  • NPSL South Region
    • Champions (2): 2021, 2022
      • Runners-Up (2): 2014, 2019
  • NPSL South-Central Conference
    • Champions (2): 2013, 2014
  • NPSL Heartland Conference
    • Champions (4): 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023
    • Regular Season Shield (3): 2019, 2022, 2023
  • Red River Cup
    • Champions (1): 2014
  • UPSL Central Conference-North Division
    • Champions (1): 2020
YearHonor
2013South-Central Conference Champions
2014South-Central Conference Champions
2014South Region Runners-Up
2014Red River Cup Champions
2019Heartland Conference Shield
2019Heartland Conference Champions
2019South Region Runners-Up
2020Central Conference-North Division Champions
2021Heartland Conference Champions
2021South Region Champions
2021National Championship Runners-Up
2022Heartland Conference Shield
2022Heartland Conference Champions
2022South Region Champions
2023Heartland Conference Shield
2023Heartland Conference Champions
2023Midwest Region Champions
2023[8]NPSL National Champions
2024American Champions Cup Winners

Individual

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YearPlayerPositionHonor
2016Dave LeungForwardSupporters' XI – First Team
2016Terence SmithDefenderSupporters' XI – Second Team
2017Joe GarciaMidfielderSouth Region Best XI
2018Damieon ThomasForwardHeartland Conference XI
2018Declan FitzpatrickMidfielderHeartland Conference XI
2019Aboubakr DialloForwardHeartland Conference XI
2019Joseph RuizMidfielderHeartland Conference XI
2019Gustavo VargasDefenderHeartland Conference XI
2019Joey RyanManagerHeartland Conference XI
2019Joseph RuizMidfielderSouth Region XI
2019Gustavo VargasDefenderSouth Region XI
2020Santiago RiverosMidfielderUPSL Central Best XI
2020Hunter HarrisonGoalkeeperUPSL Central Best XI
2021Aboubakr DialloForwardHeartland Conference XI
2021Joseph GarciaMidfielderHeartland Conference XI
2021Joseph RuizDefenderHeartland Conference XI
2021Levi ColemanManagerHeartland Conference XI
2021Levi ColemanManagerSouth Region XI
2021Levi ColemanManagerNational XI
2021Levi ColemanManagerNPSL Coach of the Season
2022Reed BerryForwardHeartland Conference XI
2022Vinicius De OliveiraMidfielderHeartland Conference XI
2022Joseph RuizDefenderHeartland Conference XI
2021Levi ColemanManagerHeartland Conference XI
2022Joseph RuizDefenderSouth Region XI
2023Aboubakr DialloForwardHeartland Conference XI
2023Rio MelloMidfielderHeartland Conference XI
2023Vitor TurnesDefenderHeartland Conference XI
2023Bryson ReedGoalkeeperHeartland Conference XI
2023Aboubakr DialloForwardMidwest Region XI
2023Vitor TurnesMidfieldMidwest Region XI
2023Bryson ReedGoalkeeperMidwest Region XI
2023Aboubakr DialloForwardNational XI

Records

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References

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  1. ^Ferguson, John D. (April 5, 2013)."Tulsa's new pro soccer team to play at Drillers Stadium".Tulsa World.
  2. ^Bewley, Dan (April 4, 2013)."National Premiere League Soccer Coming To Tulsa's Old Drillers Stadium".KOTV-DT.
  3. ^"Soccer: Tulsa Athletic release schedule".Tulsa World.Tulsa, OK: World Publishing Company. February 12, 2014. RetrievedFebruary 14, 2014.
  4. ^abTulsa Athletic (2024-05-20)."NPSL SUSPENDS TULSA ATHLETIC FOR 2024 SEASON".Tulsa Athletic.
  5. ^"Athletics Win the First Annual Red River Cup".Tulsa Athletics. 5 May 2014.
  6. ^Tulsa Athletic (2024-06-03)."TULSA ATHLETIC ANNOUNCES 2024 SUMMER SCHEDULE".Tulsa Athletic.
  7. ^Tulsa Athletic (2024-06-30)."TULSA ATHLETIC CAPTURES 2024 AMERICAN CHAMPIONS CUP WITH 2-1 WIN OVER HOUSTON REGALS".Tulsa Athletic.
  8. ^"TULSA ATHLETIC CROWNED 2023 NPSL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS".www.NPSL.com.National Premier Soccer League. August 6, 2023. RetrievedAugust 6, 2023.

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