San Francisco City Football Club

San Francisco City Football Club is a non-profit, supporter-owned club competing in the PDL. In January 2015, SF City FC became the first team from San Francisco to qualify for the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup since the California Victory in 2007. SF City won the NorCal Premier League in 2014, thus becoming the sole representative from U.S. Club Soccer for the 2015 tournament. In April 2015, SF City FC fell 2-1 to Cal FC in the play-in round of the 2015 U.S. Open Cup. In January 2016, SF City FC qualified for the first round of the 2016 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup after navigating their way through a difficult qualification process past local rivals El Farolito and Davis Legacy. With hundreds of members and multiple teams at the adult and youth levels, SF City maintains a democratically elected board and offers members a legitimate stake in the operations of the Club. The 2016 SF City Member Board of Directors are: Brendan Browne Baxter Denney Mike Gonos Casey Proud Daniel Ross Joachim Steinberg SF City FC’s goal is to expand to 10,000 active members and advance to the highest level of U.S. Soccer competition by 2020. The Club’s mission is to provide top quality football and honor the civic and sporting legacy of San Francisco, while acting in meaningful service to the local community, and offering youth the opportunity to learn and grow as students of the game and citizens in San Francisco’s unique cultural environment.