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FC Pride November newsletter is here. Click below. FCP Newsletter November 2025

On this day six years ago, we broke ground on what is now the heart of FC Pride, our turf stadium. Through dedication, fundraising, and community pride, we have turned this vision into our home. And we’re not stopping! Next: new spectator bleachers and club-wide facility upgrades. Join us this January as we kick off our next fundraiser, leading up to the 24-Hour Soccer Game (Feb 6–7, 2026)! #FCPrideNation #BuildingTheFuture #24HourSoccer

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See link for NPSL write up with pictures – https://www.npsl.com/24207/ Match Report: FC Pride 6 – 1 Southern Indiana Guardians Date: May 18, 2025 – NPSL Regular Season FC Pride Soccer Club made history on Sunday evening as they claimed their first-ever victory in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) with a commanding 6–1 win over their southern neighbors, the Southern Indiana Guardians. The match, played just 24 hours after a  draining loss to the Milwaukee Torrent, showcased the resilience and determination of the FC Pride squad. From the opening whistle, it was evident that Head Coach Jamie Gilbert’s side was eager to rebound. Within the first 10 minutes, forward Julian Smith broke the deadlock with a composed right-footed finish, slotting the ball into the far left corner after a well-worked buildup. The early goal energized the home fans and set the tone for what would become a dominant display. Shortly after, FC Pride’s aggressive high press paid off. Midfielder Kabiri Gafar intercepted a poor clearance forced by the pressing front line and made no mistake, calmly finishing past the Southern Indiana goalkeeper to double the lead. The home side continued to pile on the pressure, and it was not long before they found their third. Spencer Holland, operating from the right, delivered a pinpoint ball across the face of goal that Julian Smith expertly converted for his second goal of the match. Although Southern Indiana managed to pull one back just before the halftime whistle—taking advantage of a brief lapse in concentration from the FC Pride backline—the hosts went into the break with a comfortable 3–1 lead and full control of the game. In the second half, FC Pride picked up right where they left off. Their midfield continued to dominate possession, effectively shutting down any attempts by the Guardians to mount a comeback. The home…