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Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2024-04-08T00:10:47Z

2023-24 league playoffs

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- For 2022-23 the Lancers returned to MASL's development league (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]), finishing second in the 4-team North Division. They won all twelve regular season games in 2023-24, heading the 4-team East Division.	+ For 2022-23 the Lancers returned to MASL's development league (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]), finishing second in the 4-team North Division. They won all twelve regular season games in 2023-24, heading the 4-team East Division, then won two playoff games before falling in the final to finish second in the league.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2024-03-24T19:22:44Z

2023-24 regular season

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- In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers also sat out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. Despite a May 2022 announcement by owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"] that his MASL first- and second-division franchises were for sale a Lancers squad contested the 2022-23 season in the lower division (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]), finishing second in the 4-team North Division.	+ In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers also sat out the 2021-22 MASL season.
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- In March 2023 it was announced that the Lancers would affiliate after the season with the first-division MASL Baltimore Blast as their farm team.	+ For 2022-23 the Lancers returned to MASL's development league (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]), finishing second in the 4-team North Division. They won all twelve regular season games in 2023-24, heading the 4-team East Division.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2023-03-27T17:20:18Z

end of season update

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- In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers also sat out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. Despite a May 2022 announcement by owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"] that his MASL first- and second-division franchises were for sale a Lancers squad was formed to contest the 2022-23 season in the lower division (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]). In March 2023 it was announced that the Lancers were affiliating with the first-division MASL Baltimore Blast as their farm team.	+ In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers also sat out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. Despite a May 2022 announcement by owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"] that his MASL first- and second-division franchises were for sale a Lancers squad contested the 2022-23 season in the lower division (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]), finishing second in the 4-team North Division. + + In March 2023 it was announced that the Lancers would affiliate after the season with the first-division MASL Baltimore Blast as their farm team.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2023-03-17T22:15:45Z

Baltimore Blast farm team

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- * The Lady Lancers played in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled;. Play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10. In 2022 UWS realignment placed the Lancers in the East Conference's Penn-NY Division; the team finished 7-1-2, tied with FC Buffalo for first in the division, but did not advance to the playoffs due to a goal differential tiebreaker. In March 2023 the Lancers announced that the UWS membership would be taken over by ["Flower City Union"], and that the organization would henceforth focus on indoor soccer.	+ * The Lady Lancers played in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled;. Play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10. In 2022 UWS realignment placed the Lancers in the East Conference's Penn-NY Division; the team finished 7-1-2, tied with FC Buffalo for first in the division, but did not advance to the playoffs due to a goal differential tiebreaker. In March 2023 the Lancers announced that the UWS membership would be taken over by ["Flower City Union"], and that the organization would henceforth again focus on indoor soccer.
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- In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers will also sit out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. In May 2022 owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"], stating that the lack of a suitable stadium in Rochester made fielding a competitive team impractical, announced his MASL first- and second-division (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]) franchises were for sale - but in October it was announced that a Lancers2 squad would contest the 2022-23 M2 season.	+ In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers also sat out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. Despite a May 2022 announcement by owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"] that his MASL first- and second-division franchises were for sale a Lancers squad was formed to contest the 2022-23 season in the lower division (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]). In March 2023 it was announced that the Lancers were affiliating with the first-division MASL Baltimore Blast as their farm team.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2023-03-06T19:59:58Z

UWS membership transferred

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- \|\|Wegmans Sports Complex at the ["Aquinas Institute"] (Lady Lancers)\|\| - \|\|["Total Sports Experience"] in East Rochester (indoor Lancers)\|\|	+ \|\|["Total Sports Experience"] in East Rochester \|\|
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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that the Lancers men's team would be sold to, and become the developmental squad for, the ["Flower City Union"] after the season, in which the team finished 5th in the Rust Belt Division of the NPSL East Region with a record of 2-7-1. The Flower City Union arrangement fell through, and it appears the team has folded.	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that the Lancers men's team would be sold to, and become the developmental squad for, the ["Flower City Union"] after the season, in which the team finished 5th in the Rust Belt Division of the NPSL East Region with a record of 2-7-1. The Flower City Union arrangement fell through, and the team ceased operations.
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- * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled;. Play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10. In 2022 UWS realignment placed the Lancers in the East Conference's Penn-NY Division; the team finished 7-1-2, tied with FC Buffalo for first in the division, but did not advance to the playoffs due to a goal differential tiebreaker.	+ * The Lady Lancers played in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled;. Play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10. In 2022 UWS realignment placed the Lancers in the East Conference's Penn-NY Division; the team finished 7-1-2, tied with FC Buffalo for first in the division, but did not advance to the playoffs due to a goal differential tiebreaker. In March 2023 the Lancers announced that the UWS membership would be taken over by ["Flower City Union"], and that the organization would henceforth focus on indoor soccer.
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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers will also sit out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. In May 2022 owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"], stating that the lack of a suitable stadium in Rochester made fielding a competitive team impractical, announced his MASL first- and second-division (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]) franchises were for sale - but in October it was announced that a Lancers2 squad would contest the 2022-23 M2 season.	+ '''2018 - ''' + + In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers will also sit out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. In May 2022 owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"], stating that the lack of a suitable stadium in Rochester made fielding a competitive team impractical, announced his MASL first- and second-division (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]) franchises were for sale - but in October it was announced that a Lancers2 squad would contest the 2022-23 M2 season.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2023-02-16T22:02:04Z

home field updates

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- \|\|Wegmans Sports Complex at the Aquinas Institute (outdoor)\|\|	+ \|\|Wegmans Sports Complex at the ["Aquinas Institute"] (Lady Lancers)\|\| + \|\|["Total Sports Experience"] in East Rochester (indoor Lancers)\|\|

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2022-10-19T20:51:14Z

Lancers2 in M2 indoor league 2022-23

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- On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantauzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15. Following a [http://rochesterlancers.com/news.php?id=259 reorganization and change of ownership] spearheaded by team member and longtime Rochester soccer star Doug Miller the team was once again confirmed for the 2014-15 MASL season. The Lancers made the playoffs (with a 10-10-0 record) but were eliminated in the second round.	+ On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new [https://www.maslsoccer.com/ Major Arena Soccer League], however on August 2 Fantauzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15. Following a [http://rochesterlancers.com/news.php?id=259 reorganization and change of ownership] spearheaded by team member and longtime Rochester soccer star Doug Miller the team was once again confirmed for the 2014-15 MASL season. The Lancers made the playoffs (with a 10-10-0 record) but were eliminated in the second round.
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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers will also sit out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. In May 2022 owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"], stating that the lack of a suitable stadium in Rochester made fielding a competitive team impractical, announced the MASL franchise was for sale.	+ * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers will also sit out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. In May 2022 owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"], stating that the lack of a suitable stadium in Rochester made fielding a competitive team impractical, announced his MASL first- and second-division (now called [https://www.m2soccer.com/ M2]) franchises were for sale - but in October it was announced that a Lancers2 squad would contest the 2022-23 M2 season.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2022-07-15T16:09:32Z

Lady Lancers 2022, other teams' disposition

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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that the Lancers men's team would be sold to, and become the developmental squad for, the ["Flower City Union"] after the season, in which the team finished 5th in the Rust Belt Division of the NPSL East Region with a record of 2-7-1.	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that the Lancers men's team would be sold to, and become the developmental squad for, the ["Flower City Union"] after the season, in which the team finished 5th in the Rust Belt Division of the NPSL East Region with a record of 2-7-1. The Flower City Union arrangement fell through, and it appears the team has folded.
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- * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled;. Play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10.	+ * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled;. Play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10. In 2022 UWS realignment placed the Lancers in the East Conference's Penn-NY Division; the team finished 7-1-2, tied with FC Buffalo for first in the division, but did not advance to the playoffs due to a goal differential tiebreaker.
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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers will also sit out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23.	+ * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers will also sit out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23. In May 2022 owner ["Sam Fantauzzo"], stating that the lack of a suitable stadium in Rochester made fielding a competitive team impractical, announced the MASL franchise was for sale.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2022-04-20T18:21:27Z

change of ownership reported in 2021 was apparently in error

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- * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled;. Play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10; the team was sold to the Flower City Union organization at the end of the season.	+ * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled;. Play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2021-09-01T21:29:34Z

ownership of outdoor teams

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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that the Lancers men's team would become the developmental squad for the ["Flower City Union"] after the season, in which the team finished 5th in the Rust Belt Division of the NPSL East Region with a record of 2-7-1.	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that the Lancers men's team would be sold to, and become the developmental squad for, the ["Flower City Union"] after the season, in which the team finished 5th in the Rust Belt Division of the NPSL East Region with a record of 2-7-1.
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- * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled; play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10.	+ * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled;. Play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10; the team was sold to the Flower City Union organization at the end of the season.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2021-09-01T21:17:28Z

no indoor season until 2022-23

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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site.	+ * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site. The Lancers will also sit out the 2021-22 MASL season, with the announced intention of returning in 2022-23.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2021-07-25T22:16:02Z

corrected NPSL team's 2021 finish

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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that the Lancers men's team would become the developmental squad for the ["Flower City Union"] after the season, in which the team finished 4th in the Rust Belt Division of the NPSL East Region with a record of 2-7-1.	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that the Lancers men's team would become the developmental squad for the ["Flower City Union"] after the season, in which the team finished 5th in the Rust Belt Division of the NPSL East Region with a record of 2-7-1.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2021-07-12T02:15:19Z

outdoor season results

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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that after the end of the season the Lancers men's team would become the developmental squad for the ["Flower City Union"].	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that the Lancers men's team would become the developmental squad for the ["Flower City Union"] after the season, in which the team finished 4th in the Rust Belt Division of the NPSL East Region with a record of 2-7-1.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2021-07-11T01:14:58Z

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- * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled.	+ * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled; play resumed in 2021 but the team's record fell to 0-10.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2021-06-24T22:47:51Z

outdoor men's team association with Flower City Union

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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled.	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled. In June 2021 it was announced that after the end of the season the Lancers men's team would become the developmental squad for the ["Flower City Union"].

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2021-02-05T16:37:13Z

opt out of 2021 indoor season

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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.	+ * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Several MASL teams opted-out of the late-starting 2021 season, including the Lancers as the Dome Arena was being used that winter as a state COVID-19 vaccination site.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2020-10-10T17:46:29Z

2020 outdoor seasons cancelled

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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals.	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled.
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- * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2.	+ * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 season was cancelled.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2020-03-13T00:56:44Z

2019-20 regular season indoor record

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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advance to the first division MASL.	+ * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advanced to the first division MASL; they posted a 1-21 record, winning only their last contest before their final two games were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-09-17T00:40:10Z

first division MASL in 2019-20

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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league.	+ * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league. For the 2019-20 season they advance to the first division MASL.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-07-19T23:37:59Z

men's playoff results

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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference Division. In 2019 they improved to second in the division, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2.	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2; after winning one playoff match they were eliminated in the regional semifinals.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-07-18T01:11:39Z

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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2.	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference Division. In 2019 they improved to second in the division, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-07-15T01:09:02Z

Lancers (men) 2019 regular season record

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- * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference.	+ * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. In 2019 they improved to second in the conference, posting a won-lost-tied record of 6-2-2.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-07-08T18:51:42Z

Lady Lancers 2019 record

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- * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs.	+ * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. They fell to sixth in 2019, posting a won-lost-tied record of 3-5-2.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-03-30T22:43:42Z

indoor playoff results

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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division, taking the division championship by winning the 1-game playoff.	+ * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division; in the playoffs they won the division championship and finished 3rd in the league.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-03-22T22:20:52Z

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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league beginning in January 2019 with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. They finished their first regular season second in the Eastern Division.	+ * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. The indoor Lancers finished their 2019 regular season second in the Eastern Division, taking the division championship by winning the 1-game playoff.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-03-22T15:10:10Z

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- \|\|Marina Auto Stadium (outdoor)\|\|	+ \|\|Wegmans Sports Complex at the Aquinas Institute (outdoor)\|\|

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-03-20T01:48:21Z

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- In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The teams moved to ["Marina Auto Stadium"] for 2018 as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off.	+ In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The teams moved to ["Marina Auto Stadium"] for 2018 as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off, returning to Aquinas in 2019.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-03-20T01:46:46Z

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- * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league beginning in January 2019 with home games in ["The Dome Arena"].	+ * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league beginning in January 2019 with home games in ["The Dome Arena"]. They finished their first regular season second in the Eastern Division.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-01-07T03:16:04Z

reorganize and update current teams

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- In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. In 2018 the teams' home games were played at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off; each just missed the playoffs by finishing third in their respective East Conference. In November a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league beginning in January 2019 with home games in ["The Dome Arena"].	+ In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The teams moved to ["Marina Auto Stadium"] for 2018 as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off. + + * The Lancers (men's team) competes in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 by finishing third in the NPSL East Conference. + + * The Lady Lancers play in the East Conference of United Women's Soccer. They finished seventh (of eight teams) in 2017 but improved to third in 2018, just missing the playoffs. + + * In November ["2018"] a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league beginning in January 2019 with home games in ["The Dome Arena"].

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2019-01-06T06:37:24Z

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- In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. In 2018 the teams' home games were played at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off; each just missed the playoffs by finishing third in their respective East Conference. In November a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL beginning in January 2019 with home games in ["The Dome Arena"].	+ In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. In 2018 the teams' home games were played at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off; each just missed the playoffs by finishing third in their respective East Conference. In November a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL's MASL 2 development league beginning in January 2019 with home games in ["The Dome Arena"].

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2018-12-17T04:28:58Z

home games in the Dome Arena

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- \|\|Marina Auto Stadium\|\|	+ \|\|Marina Auto Stadium (outdoor)\|\| + \|\|The Dome Arena (indoor)\|\|
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- In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. In 2018 the teams' home games were played at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off; each just missed the playoffs by finishing third in their respective East Conference. In November a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to play in the MASL beginning in January 2019.	+ In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. In 2018 the teams' home games were played at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off; each just missed the playoffs by finishing third in their respective East Conference. In November a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to compete in the MASL beginning in January 2019 with home games in ["The Dome Arena"].

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2018-11-15T01:13:23Z

indoor soccer returns

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- In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. In 2018 the teams' home games were played at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off; each just missed the playoffs by finishing third in their respective East Conference.	+ In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. In 2018 the teams' home games were played at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off; each just missed the playoffs by finishing third in their respective East Conference. In November a new men's indoor soccer team was announced, to play in the MASL beginning in January 2019.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2018-10-15T18:35:01Z

2018 outdoor season resullts

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- In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at the Aquinas Institute, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. Although 2017 home games were played at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium the teams plans to play 2018 home games at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] take a year off.	+ In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. In 2018 the teams' home games were played at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] took the year off; each just missed the playoffs by finishing third in their respective East Conference.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2018-07-13T15:33:08Z

1967-80 history addendum

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- The '''Rochester Lancers''' were a ["Soccer" soccer] team that played in the North American Soccer League from 1970 to 1980, playing home games at Aquinas Stadium, which was renamed ["Holleder Stadium"] before the 1974 season. Their colors were blue and yellow.	+ The '''Rochester Lancers''' were a ["Soccer" soccer] team that played in the American Soccer League from 1967 until 1969 and in the North American Soccer League from 1970 to 1980, playing home games at Aquinas Stadium, which was renamed ["Holleder Stadium"] before the 1974 season. Their colors were blue and yellow.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2018-04-26T14:52:09Z

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- \|\|Wegmans Sports Complex at the Aquinas Institute\|\|	+ \|\|Marina Auto Stadium\|\|

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2018-04-26T14:51:32Z

stadium name update

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- In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at the Aquinas Institute, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. Although 2017 home games were played at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium the team plans to play 2018 home games at ["Capelli Sport Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] take a year off.	+ In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at the Aquinas Institute, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. Although 2017 home games were played at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium the teams plans to play 2018 home games at ["Marina Auto Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] take a year off.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2018-03-20T00:14:29Z

2018 plans

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- In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at the Aquinas Institute, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer.	+ In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at the Aquinas Institute, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer. Although 2017 home games were played at ["Aquinas Institute"]'s Wegmans Stadium the team plans to play 2018 home games at ["Capelli Sport Stadium"] as the ["Rhinos"] take a year off.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2018-02-04T03:13:40Z

2017 update

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- In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors were announced. The men's team will compete in the National Premier Soccer League and the Lady Lancers in United Women's Soccer. Both teams will play home games at the Aquinas Institute.	+ In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors, and playing home games at the Aquinas Institute, were announced. The men's team competed in the National Premier Soccer League, just missing the playoffs by finishing third in the 7-team East Conference. The Lady Lancers finished seventh in the 8-team East Conference of United Women's Soccer.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2017-04-19T23:11:52Z

Home field for the new outdoor Lancers

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- \|\|["Blue Cross Arena"]\|\|	+ \|\|Wegmans Sports Complex at the Aquinas Institute\|\|
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- - ["Gone, But Not Forgotten"]

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2017-04-09T00:47:25Z

New outdoor teams

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	+ '''2017 -''' + In April ["2017"] two new outdoor soccer teams using the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors were announced. The men's team will compete in the National Premier Soccer League and the Lady Lancers in United Women's Soccer. Both teams will play home games at the Aquinas Institute. +

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2016-10-11T03:43:46Z

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Rochester Lancers

JoshStone — 2016-10-09T21:50:01Z

Added GBNF

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	+ + ["Gone, But Not Forgotten"]

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2015-07-11T00:04:25Z

team folds again

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- On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantauzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15. Following a [http://rochesterlancers.com/news.php?id=259 reorganization and change of ownership] spearheaded by team member and longtime Rochester soccer star Doug Miller the team was once again confirmed for the 2014-15 MASL season.	+ On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantauzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15. Following a [http://rochesterlancers.com/news.php?id=259 reorganization and change of ownership] spearheaded by team member and longtime Rochester soccer star Doug Miller the team was once again confirmed for the 2014-15 MASL season. The Lancers made the playoffs (with a 10-10-0 record) but were eliminated in the second round. + + On July 7 2015 announced that due to large increases in their state workers' compensation insurance premiums they would not return for the 2015-16 season.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2014-08-25T14:33:28Z

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Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2014-08-25T14:31:03Z

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- On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantauzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15. Following a [http://rochesterlancers.com/news.php?id=259 "reorganization and change of ownership"] spearheaded by team member and longtime Rochester soccer star Doug Miller the team was once again confirmed for the 2014-15 MASL season.	+ On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantauzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15. Following a [http://rochesterlancers.com/news.php?id=259 reorganization and change of ownership] spearheaded by team member and longtime Rochester soccer star Doug Miller the team was once again confirmed for the 2014-15 MASL season.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2014-08-24T21:58:39Z

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- On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantuzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15. Following a [http://rochesterlancers.com/news.php?id=259 "reorganization and change of ownership"] spearheaded by team member and longtime Rochester soccer star Doug Miller the team was once again confirmed for the 2014-15 MASL season.	+ On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantauzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15. Following a [http://rochesterlancers.com/news.php?id=259 "reorganization and change of ownership"] spearheaded by team member and longtime Rochester soccer star Doug Miller the team was once again confirmed for the 2014-15 MASL season.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2014-08-24T21:56:47Z

resurrected for 2014-15

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- On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantuzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15.	+ On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantuzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15. Following a [http://rochesterlancers.com/news.php?id=259 "reorganization and change of ownership"] spearheaded by team member and longtime Rochester soccer star Doug Miller the team was once again confirmed for the 2014-15 MASL season.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2014-08-24T21:54:05Z

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- On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League. However on August 2 the Lancers [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15.	+ On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League, however on August 2 Fantuzzo [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15.

Rochester Lancers

markjackson — 2014-08-02T21:14:25Z

Lancers fold

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- '''2011 - ??''' - In April ["2011"] the [http://misl.uslsoccer.com Major Indoor Soccer League] was reorganized and the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors were resurrected to be one of 7 teams in the league. The team is owned by Chris Wilmot, ["Sam Fantauzzo"], Steve Stokes, John Coraggioso, Luis Ribeiro, and Dom Vieira. The Lancers first home game at the ["Blue Cross Arena"] was held on November 12, ["2011"]; they lost to the Missouri Comets 13-4. The Lancers finished the season with an 11-13 record, just qualifying for the 4-team playoffs, and were eliminated in the first playoff round by the Baltimore Blast. They finished the 2012-13 season with a 10-16 record in 5th place, just missing the final playoff spot, and the 2013-14 season with a less-than-stellar record of 6 wins and 14 losses. Contracts with the MISL expired at the end of the 2013-14 season.	+ '''2011 - 14''' + In April ["2011"] the Major Indoor Soccer League was reorganized and the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors were resurrected to be one of 7 teams in the league. The team was owned by Chris Wilmot, ["Sam Fantauzzo"], Steve Stokes, John Coraggioso, Luis Ribeiro, and Dom Vieira. The Lancers first home game at the ["Blue Cross Arena"] was held on November 12, ["2011"]; they lost to the Missouri Comets 13-4. The Lancers finished the season with an 11-13 record, just qualifying for the 4-team playoffs, and were eliminated in the first playoff round by the Baltimore Blast. They finished the 2012-13 season with a 10-16 record in 5th place, just missing the final playoff spot, and the 2013-14 season with a less-than-stellar record of 6 wins and 14 losses. Contracts with the MISL expired at the end of the 2013-14 season, and negotiations began for a merger with the Professional Arena Soccer League.
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- On May 19 2014 the Lancers joined former MISL and Professional Arena Soccer League in the new Major Arena Soccer League, with an announced 24 teams each to play a 20-game schedule in 2014-15.	+ On May 19 2014 the Lancers were listed as one of the 24 teams in the new Major Arena Soccer League. However on August 2 the Lancers [http://rlancers.com/news.php?id=256 announced] they would not return in 2014-15.

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markjackson — 2014-05-20T01:56:35Z

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- '''2014 - ???''' - On April 30 2014 the Lancers announced plans for former MISL teams to merge with teams from the Professional Arena Soccer League, forming an as-yet-unnamed league of about 20 teams.	+ On May 19 2014 the Lancers joined former MISL and Professional Arena Soccer League in the new Major Arena Soccer League, with an announced 24 teams each to play a 20-game schedule in 2014-15.

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markjackson — 2014-04-30T16:42:56Z

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- The Lancers November 10 home opener for 2012-13 was an 18-16 overtime win against the Chicago Soul. The Lancers finished the season with a 10-16 record in 5th place, just missing the final playoff spot.	+ '''2014 - ???''' + On April 30 2014 the Lancers announced plans for former MISL teams to merge with teams from the Professional Arena Soccer League, forming an as-yet-unnamed league of about 20 teams.

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markjackson — 2013-03-04T01:44:41Z

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markjackson — 2012-11-18T01:27:01Z

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markjackson — 2012-03-13T21:21:10Z

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markjackson — 2012-02-29T20:14:21Z

Full ownership information and end-of-regular-season update.

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- In April ["2011"], a new league, [http://misl.uslsoccer.com Major Indoor Soccer League] was created and the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors were resurrected to be part of the MISL. The league started in November ["2011"]. The Lancers first home game at the ["Blue Cross Arena"] was held on November 12, ["2011"]. They lost to the Missouri Comets 13-4. The team is owned by ["Sam Fantauzzo"].	+ In April ["2011"], a new league, [http://misl.uslsoccer.com Major Indoor Soccer League] was created and the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors were resurrected to be part of the MISL. The league started in November ["2011"] with 7 teams. The Lancers first home game at the ["Blue Cross Arena"] was held on November 12, ["2011"]; they lost to the Missouri Comets 13-4 and finished the season with an 11-13 record, just qualifying for the 4-team playoffs. The team is owned by Chris Wilmot, ["Sam Fantauzzo"], Steve Stokes, John Coraggioso, Luis Ribeiro, and Dom Vieira.

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scotthendler — 2011-11-12T21:33:06Z

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scotthendler — 2011-11-12T21:32:15Z

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	+ + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Home Field'''\|\| + \|\|["Blue Cross Arena"]\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|http://www.rochesterlancers.com\|\| + + '''1967 -1980'''
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- See ["Gone, But Not Forgotten"]	+ '''2011 - ???''' + In April ["2011"], a new league, [http://misl.uslsoccer.com Major Indoor Soccer League] was created and the Rochester Lancers name, logo and colors were resurrected to be part of the MISL. The league started in November ["2011"]. The Lancers first home game at the ["Blue Cross Arena"] was held on November 12, ["2011"]. They lost to the Missouri Comets 13-4. The team is owned by ["Sam Fantauzzo"].

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peteb — 2009-08-06T02:56:44Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-12-16T18:25:30Z

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- The '''Rochester Lancers''' were a ["Soccer" soccer] team that played in the North American Soccer League from 1970 to 1980, playing home games at Aquinas Stadium, which was renamed ["Holleder Stadium"] before the 1974 season.	+ The '''Rochester Lancers''' were a ["Soccer" soccer] team that played in the North American Soccer League from 1970 to 1980, playing home games at Aquinas Stadium, which was renamed ["Holleder Stadium"] before the 1974 season. Their colors were blue and yellow.

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-29T20:35:07Z

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- In the 1971 season, the Lancers finished first in the Northern Division, and made it to the league semi-finals, but were defeated by the Dallas Tornado.	+ The Lancers were the NASL champions in 1970. In the 1971 season, the Lancers finished first in the Northern Division, and made it to the league semi-finals, but were defeated by the Dallas Tornado.

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-29T20:34:28Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-29T20:32:02Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-29T20:29:52Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-22T15:47:02Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-22T15:46:07Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-22T15:45:52Z

Upload of image Rochester Lancers logo.gif.

Rochester Lancers

JohnMoriello — 2007-01-30T00:05:07Z

Created entry

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	+ The Rochester Lancers played in the North American Soccer League from 1970 to 1980, playing home games at Aquinas Stadium, which was renamed ["Holleder Stadium"] before the 1974 season.