Upcoming Schedule of Events
| Date | Time | Event |
| 11/16/13 | 9-10 LOSS in OT |
 vs  Cleveland, Ohio |
| 11/23/13 | 6-4 WIN |  vs  Tri-County Soccerplex Cincinnati, Ohio |
| 11/30/13 | 6-8 LOSS |  vs  Harrisburg, PA |
| 12/14/13 | 6:00pm |  vs  Tri-County Soccerplex Cincinnati, Ohio |
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Saints make Rhinehaus their official after game hangout for the indoor season.
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Cincinnati Saints enter into a partnership with the River City Legends to form the
River City Saints
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The Saints will be hosting a food drive at the 11/23/13 match against the Illinois Piasa.
The Saints will be collecting canned food for the the Freestore Foodbank. By donating a canned good or monetarily we will give you $1 off each ticket. The Saints organization will also donate $1 for every ticket sold. CIN CITY is not just about getting wins on the pitch. Its also about doing whatever we can to improve our community to continue to make Cincinnati the best City to live in! Get out there and support this great cause!
The Saints sign a new partnership deal with Hoist.
The Saints organization is excited to announce our newest partnership with Hoist as our Official Sports Drink provider.
"Hoist is a perfectly isotonic beverage that provides instant hydration at the most crucial times. Containing twice the amount of electrolytes as the average sports drink and half the amount of sugar, Hoist’s low-calorie, all natural formula is absorbed straight into the bloodstream without the need to digest it first. With no high fructose corn syrup, artificial colors and gluten-free friendly ingredients, Hoist can be enjoyed by all ages."
"I am very excited to team up with Hoist, not only do they have a fantastic product but they’re a Cincinnati company looking to take on the world in the sports drink industry. I am a huge fan of their product and more importantly very proud to have a company like Hoist directly competing against some of the biggest brands in the world like Gatorade & Powerade." -President & CEO David Satterwhite
Cincinnati, its time to put down those other sports drinks, pick up a Hoist & LIFT LIMITS CIN CITY!
New T-shirt Partner.
Saints Fans we are pleased to announce a new partnership with Graffiti Screen Printing to be our official designer of the Cincinnati Saints T-shirts. "This is a good fit for us as the owner of Graffitti Screen Printing is a soccer fanatic like us, plus he designs some cool T-shirts that our fans will really like." Their first task is to design replica T-shirts so the fans can support their favorite Saints player. We are very excited to see what they design for us next!
Cincinnati Saints Move Up to PASL
8/27/13 - The Professional Arena Soccer League announced today that the Cincinnati professional territory rights have been purchased by Cincy Saints, LLC.
As a result of the transaction, the Cincinnati Saints will move their Premier Arena Soccer League team into the PASL for the 2013-14 season.
The Saints played the last four seasons in the PASL-Premier and won their division the last two years.
The Cincinnati Saints Soccer Club also will operate a men's outdoor team in the National Premier Soccer League and a women's team in Women's League Soccer.
The Saints, who are led by owner David Satterwhite, will play at the Tri-County Sportplex in the PASL's Eastern Division with the Detroit Waza, Harrisburg Heat, Illinois Piasa, and Chicago Mustangs.
"As we have grown over time the goal has always been to bring a professional soccer team to Cincinnati," said Satterwhite. "That is exactly what we've done today by bringing the Saints to the PASL."
"The Cincinnati market has been a part of the PASL since our first year, so we were looking for someone who really knew the market and could balance success on and off the field," said PASL Commissioner Kevin Milliken. "We are confident that David Satterwhite and the Saints will make their mark in Cincinnati."
About Professional Arena Soccer League and Premier Arena Soccer League
The PASL is a professional league which began play on October 25, 2008. The league, which will begin its sixth season in November, is the largest and longest-running arena soccer organization in the US. The Tulsa Revolution, Laredo Honey Badgers, Ontario Fury, and Wichita B-52s have been added for the 2013/14 season. The PASL-Premier just concluded its 16th season as the nation's top amateur arena soccer league and the official developmental league of the PASL. Both the PASL and PASL-Premier are members of Federacion Internacional de Futbol Rapido (FIFRA).
Cincinnati Joins the NPSL
August 6, 2013
The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is proud to announce that the Cincinnati Saints have joined the league as an expansion team. The Saints willbegin play in the Great Lakes Conference in 2014.
The Great Lakes Conference already includes AFC Cleveland, Zanesville Athletic, Detroit City FC, FC Sparta Michigan, Erie Admirals, and FC Buffalo.
"Part of the NPSL expansion strategy is to strengthen existing conferences and regions with the right owners in the right markets,” NPSL Commissioner Michael Hitchcock said. “The Cincy Saints have a great ownership group in a ter rific market and will be a great new member in our Great Lakes Conference in the Midwest Region where we have a strong foundation of teams. We would like to welcome Cincinnati to the NPSL family."
The Cincinnati Saints Soccer Club was founded in 2009. The club consists of men's and women's semi-professional teams. The men’s team is refer red to as the Cincy Saints, while the women’s team is called the Lady Saints. The Cincy Saints cur rently play year-round participating in the Premier Arena Soccer League and the Midwest Soccer League with the Lady Saints playing in the WLS (Womens League Soccer).
The Cincinnati Saints Soccer Club has developed partnerships with three local soccer clubs: Northern Kentucky Soccer Academy, Star Soccer Club, and Thunder
United FC. These partnerships bring 1,600 players under the Cincinnati Saints youth development umbrella.
The Saints are led by Owner David Satterwhite, General Manager Mackenzie Long, and Head Coach Gavin MacLeod.
"Our club is extremely excited to be taking this next step in our mission to bring professional soccer to Cincinnati,” Satterwhite stated. “We have spent the last four years building our infrastructure to make this jump to the NPSL. We are also very excited to play in a competitive and enthusiastic conference like the Great Lakes.”
They will play at Withrow High School, an 8,000 seat stadium that was renovated with a FieldTurf surface in 2007.
“This is an important step for Cincinnati's talented, dedicated, and growing soccer community,” Long commented. “Joining the NPSL creates an expectation of excellence not only for the level of competition, but for our quality of players,
coaches, fans, front office, youth development programs, and communityinvolvement.”
The Cincinnati Saints are the second expansion team to be announced for the 2014 season, joining Virginia Legacy as new teams in the NPSL.
“We are not coming into the NPSL just to make up the numbers,” MacLeod concluded. “We are coming to win from day one and I know we have enough talent in Cincinnati and the surrounding area to make this a realistic goal. My challenge to elite players is to stop talking the talk and start to walk the walk. If you believe you have what it takes to play at this level then come out, prove it, and represent your
city as we look to showcase the best of Cincinnati soccer.”
The NPSL is a national league that operates in the 4th Division of the U.S. Soccer pyramid. NPSL teams are eligible to participate in the U.S. Open Cup through their affiliation with the U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) and the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA). The NPSL operates in 60+ markets from across the country and is cur rently one of the fastest-growing soccer leagues in the U.S. Two Major League Soccer (MLS) clubs, D.C. United and the New York Red Bulls, operate U-23 squads in the NPSL.
August 6, 2013
The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is proud to announce that the Cincinnati Saints have joined the league as an expansion team. The Saints willbegin play in the Great Lakes Conference in 2014.
The Great Lakes Conference already includes AFC Cleveland, Zanesville Athletic, Detroit City FC, FC Sparta Michigan, Erie Admirals, and FC Buffalo.
"Part of the NPSL expansion strategy is to strengthen existing conferences and regions with the right owners in the right markets,” NPSL Commissioner Michael Hitchcock said. “The Cincy Saints have a great ownership group in a ter rific market and will be a great new member in our Great Lakes Conference in the Midwest Region where we have a strong foundation of teams. We would like to welcome Cincinnati to the NPSL family."
The Cincinnati Saints Soccer Club was founded in 2009. The club consists of men's and women's semi-professional teams. The men’s team is refer red to as the Cincy Saints, while the women’s team is called the Lady Saints. The Cincy Saints cur rently play year-round participating in the Premier Arena Soccer League and the Midwest Soccer League with the Lady Saints playing in the WLS (Womens League Soccer).
The Cincinnati Saints Soccer Club has developed partnerships with three local soccer clubs: Northern Kentucky Soccer Academy, Star Soccer Club, and Thunder
United FC. These partnerships bring 1,600 players under the Cincinnati Saints youth development umbrella.
The Saints are led by Owner David Satterwhite, General Manager Mackenzie Long, and Head Coach Gavin MacLeod.
"Our club is extremely excited to be taking this next step in our mission to bring professional soccer to Cincinnati,” Satterwhite stated. “We have spent the last four years building our infrastructure to make this jump to the NPSL. We are also very excited to play in a competitive and enthusiastic conference like the Great Lakes.”
They will play at Withrow High School, an 8,000 seat stadium that was renovated with a FieldTurf surface in 2007.
“This is an important step for Cincinnati's talented, dedicated, and growing soccer community,” Long commented. “Joining the NPSL creates an expectation of excellence not only for the level of competition, but for our quality of players,
coaches, fans, front office, youth development programs, and communityinvolvement.”
The Cincinnati Saints are the second expansion team to be announced for the 2014 season, joining Virginia Legacy as new teams in the NPSL.
“We are not coming into the NPSL just to make up the numbers,” MacLeod concluded. “We are coming to win from day one and I know we have enough talent in Cincinnati and the surrounding area to make this a realistic goal. My challenge to elite players is to stop talking the talk and start to walk the walk. If you believe you have what it takes to play at this level then come out, prove it, and represent your
city as we look to showcase the best of Cincinnati soccer.”
The NPSL is a national league that operates in the 4th Division of the U.S. Soccer pyramid. NPSL teams are eligible to participate in the U.S. Open Cup through their affiliation with the U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) and the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA). The NPSL operates in 60+ markets from across the country and is cur rently one of the fastest-growing soccer leagues in the U.S. Two Major League Soccer (MLS) clubs, D.C. United and the New York Red Bulls, operate U-23 squads in the NPSL.
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