LIONSBRIDGE FC
Community-Driven Soccer Team & Affordable Family Entertainment on the Virginia Peninsula
2018: THE FIRST SEASON
By any measure, it was a truly magical first season for Lionsbridge FC. On the field, a third place finish in the most challenging division in the PDL. More than 12,000 fans through the Pomoco Stadium gates. An amazing home field advantage (5-2-2 home record).
But most importantly, a community united.
Thank you to everyone who made it possible: the sponsors, partners, CNU, host families, volunteers, coaches, players and fans.
By any measure, it was a truly magical first season for Lionsbridge FC. On the field, a third place finish in the most challenging division in the PDL. More than 12,000 fans through the Pomoco Stadium gates. An amazing home field advantage (5-2-2 home record).
But most importantly, a community united.
Thank you to everyone who made it possible: the sponsors, partners, CNU, host families, volunteers, coaches, players and fans.
WAVY TV: Huge crowds cheer as Lionsbridge FC wraps up first season
2018 IMAGES OF THE YEAR: Here are the moments and memories from the first season that will live forever.
Next Home Game:
Sometime in Spring 2019
Sometime in Spring 2019
Top News:
LIONSBRIDGE BLASTS D.C. UNITED U23 IN SEASON FINALE, 4-0
A crowd of 1,636 saw Travis Cooke score twice in the first half. Sebastian Gunbeyi and Shaun Russell added second half goals and the Lionsbridge defense kept another clean home sheet in the final game of the 2018.
LIONSBRIDGE FINISHES THIRD IN PDL’s SOUTH ATLANTIC DIVISION
Following a draw at Tobacco Road, the Lions locked up third place (17 points) in the brutally competive South Atlantic Division. Lionsbridge took points off each of its divisional rivals except the eventual division winner Myrtle Beach.
A crowd of 1,636 saw Travis Cooke score twice in the first half. Sebastian Gunbeyi and Shaun Russell added second half goals and the Lionsbridge defense kept another clean home sheet in the final game of the 2018.
LIONSBRIDGE FINISHES THIRD IN PDL’s SOUTH ATLANTIC DIVISION
Following a draw at Tobacco Road, the Lions locked up third place (17 points) in the brutally competive South Atlantic Division. Lionsbridge took points off each of its divisional rivals except the eventual division winner Myrtle Beach.
Article: Lionsbridge FC has announced a jersey sponsorship and comprehensive community partnership with Chick-fil-A that will see the pair partner on community engagement and retail opportunities.
Article: Lionsbridge FC announces major, multi-year partnership with Riverside Health System. The partnership ensures that Lionsbridge FC players will receive first-class sports medicine support.
Article: Lionsbridge FC will play its home games at POMOCO Stadium on the campus of Christopher Newport University and will compete in the PDL, the top amateur league in North America.
