Founded in 1967, the Rochester Lancers are one of the oldest soccer team brands still in operation. In our latest collection with the club, we pay tribute to the rich history of the team and its colorful owner, Soccer Sam, while also drawing inspiration from contemporary influences Recently unveiled to kick off the club’s season in the NPSL, the Admiral New Orleans Jesters kits evoke the beauty, history, and vibrance of the club’s home city — far from an easy feat. In anticipation of the 2024/2025 season, Admiral and the Jamaica Premier League (JPL) unveiled a collection of iconic team kits
Rochester Lancers Collection
New Orleans Jesters Kits Embrace The Big Easy’s Rich History
Admiral x JPL team kits
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Shop Youth World Cup Merchandise Admiral Sports creates tournament gear that captures South Florida's vibrant spirit for the Miami2026 Youth Club World Cup The last couple of months have marked more than just a rebrand—it has been the dawn of a new era for Central Florida soccer. For over five decades, Sol SC has been a cornerstone of Central Florida soccer. The club has evolved through many identities—Tri-County, Orange County SC, Florida Rush—each chapter building on a legacy of developing champions both on and off the field. But this year brought the most significant transformation yet: the birth of Sol Sports Club. American youth soccer has evolved into an increasingly exclusive pay-to-play system where financial capacity often determines access to quality development opportunities. We examined the relationship between rising participation costs, declining youth engagement, and the concentration of talent development within elite, expensive club structures. With elite club fees now reaching $10,000-$20,000 annually and participation rates among 6-12 year-olds declining from 10.4% to 8%, the current system is systematically excluding talent while prioritizing corporate profit over community accessibilityJournal
Miami's Colors, Global Dreams: The Youth World Cup Collection
From Rush to Rise: How Sol Sports Club Found Their Perfect Kit Partner in Admiral
The Cost Crisis in Youth Soccer: How Pay-to-Play is Reshaping American Talent Development and Limiting Participation
