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Florida Tropics SC is a professional soccer club based in Lakeland, Florida. They are owned by Central Florida Sports Ventures, LLC, led by Dr. Panos Iakovidis, and former USL commissioner and Rochester Rhinos owner Chris Economides. The organization was originally founded in 2015 as a team in the Major Arena Soccer League[1] before expanding into other leagues.

Key Information

The Tropics organization operates three senior teams across two different leagues. The first team is Florida Tropics SC, which plays in the professional Major Arena Soccer League. The club also fields two men's outdoor teams. The top outdoor is Tropics SC, which plays in the United Premier Soccer League First Division. There is also a Tropics Reserves team playing the UPSL's Second Division.

The club previously fielded a USL League Two team known as the Lakeland Tropics, and a Women's Premier Soccer League team.[2]

In addition to the senior squads, the Tropics organization also oversees two youth clubs in Central Florida. Lakeland Tropics FC in Lakeland, and Celebration FC Tropics in Celebration.

History

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On May 3, 2016, the Tropics, in conjunction with the newly formed IPL, held a press conference at the RP Funding Center and stated they would be joining the IPL alongside the Baltimore Blast, Harrisburg Heat, and St. Louis Ambush.[3][4] However, on August 29, 2016, it was announced that all IPL teams including Florida would be joining the MASL.[5] The team finished 3rd in their division in their inaugural season, and averaged over 2,500 fans a game including one sell out. In their second season in the MASL, the Tropics again fell just short of the playoffs, finishing 3rd in the Eastern Division. It was in 2017 that the club fielded their first USL League Two franchise, and in 2019 a new squad was created to play in the UPSL Pro Premier Florida Division, who went on to win the leagues national championship. The official supporter group of the Tropics organization is the Swan City Syndicate.

The Tropics succeed the Tampa Bay area as the local indoor soccer club. The team is unrelated to the original Tampa Bay Rowdies, who were notorious for their indoor soccer success, as well as their outdoor. A current Rowdies team began to play in 2010 and is also unrelated to that club; the team exclusively plays outdoor soccer. Indoor soccer by the original Rowdies had officially ended when the team played in the American Indoor Soccer Association for one season (1986–87). For two seasons, another Tampa Bay area team played in the same league, from 1995 to 1997, called the Tampa Bay Terror; however, the team did not last more than two seasons, despite having some members of the Rowdies on the roster. It would not be until the Tropics first season that indoor soccer would return to the area.

On April 21, 2023, it was announced that the Tropics would no longer play Major Arena Soccer League games in Lakeland. The team cited the rising cost of rent at the RP Funding Center.[6] Three months later, on July 12, 2023, the Major Arena Soccer League announced the Tropics would be suspended for the 2023-24 Major Arena Soccer League season, while the MASL would work with Tropics ownership to resume play in 2024-25.[7]

Personnel

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2022–23 roster

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Active players

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  • As of December 28, 2022[8]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
0 GK  BRA Txai Empke
1 GK  USA Jorge Navarrete
3 DF  USA Chad Vandegriffe
3 DF  USA Mike Jones
4 FW  BRA Junior Alencar
5 DF  BRA Lucas Teixeira
7 FW  BRA Victor Parreiras
8 FW  USA Zach Reget
9 FW  USA Julian Hall
11 FW  BRA Ricardo Carvalho
12 FW  USA Taylor Walter Bond
13 GK  USA Chris Frederick
No. Pos. Nation Player
14 FW  TRI Kiel Williams
16 DF  USA Drew Ruggles
18 DF  USA Ben-Avir Espinal
22 MF  USA Anthony Arico
23 DF  USA JP Reyes
28 FW  BRA Vini Dantas
32 DF  BRA Breno Oliveira
33 DF  BRA Rafael Alves
85 MF  BRA Lucio Gonzaga
88 GK  USA Matt Perrella
90 DF  BRA Lucas Montelares
96 MF  USA Julio Varela

Inactive players

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
19 DF  BRA Guilherme Dos Santos

Staff

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  • United States Clay Roberts – Head coach, (2016–present)
  • United States Kevin Curtin – Assistant coach, (2022–present)
  • United States Nick Olgee - Trainer, (2021–present)
  • United States Dr. Panos Iakovidis - Team owner, (2017–present)


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Florida Tropics SC

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Florida Tropics SC is a professional soccer club based in , that operates teams across indoor, outdoor, and youth levels. Founded in 2015 as the first professional soccer organization in Polk County, the club's flagship indoor team competed in the (MASL) from the 2016–17 season through 2022–23, achieving notable success including the Eastern Conference regular season championship in 2019–20 and an appearance in the 2022 MASL Championship Series. However, the indoor team suspended operations ahead of the 2023–24 season and has not resumed participation as of November 2025, while the organization continues activities through its men's outdoor team in , women's team, and academy programs. The club is owned by Central Florida Sports Ventures, LLC, with majority owner and CEO Dr. Panagiotis "Panos" Iakovidis, a cardiothoracic surgeon and president of Bond Clinic, who acquired a controlling stake in 2017. Initially launched under original owner Andrew Haines, the Tropics expanded beyond indoor soccer by partnering with Pinellas County United SC in 2018, rebranding it as PCU Tropics and incorporating a women's franchise in the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL), known as Florida Tropics SC, which competes in the Southeast Division. The WPSL team remains active, focusing on competitive outdoor play for female athletes. Complementing its professional sides, Florida Tropics SC runs the Florida Tropics Academy, a youth development program offering teams for boys and girls aged U10 to U19, emphasizing skill-building and positive environments through partnerships with local facilities like the . The organization's broader mission includes promoting soccer in , hosting tournaments, and fostering community engagement, even amid the indoor team's hiatus.

History

Founding and early years

Florida Tropics SC was established in June 2016 by entrepreneur Andrew Haines through his company, Sports Ventures, LLC, with the goal of introducing professional to the Lakeland area and revitalizing the sport's presence in following the departure of previous teams. The club quickly assembled a roster of experienced players and secured the (then known as the Lakeland Center) as its home venue. Initially, the Tropics planned to compete in the newly announced Indoor Professional League (IPL), a rival circuit backed by owner Ed Hale, but the IPL collapsed before the season began due to insufficient team commitments and financial issues. In response, the Tropics joined the established (MASL) for the 2016–17 inaugural campaign. The Tropics' debut season in the MASL Eastern Division resulted in an 8–12 record, securing third place among four teams while averaging over 2,500 spectators per home match at the , with total attendance reaching 27,779 across 10 home games. Key performers included forward Victor Parreiras and Juan Gamboa, who helped the team compete closely with division leaders like the Harrisburg Heat and . In early 2017, Dr. Panos Iakovidis, a local cardiothoracic and CEO of Bond Clinic, acquired majority ownership of the club through Sports Ventures, providing stability and community ties that bolstered the organization's growth. Under Iakovidis's leadership, the Tropics also ventured into outdoor soccer by forming a PDL affiliate team later that year. The 2017–18 MASL season saw the Tropics improve slightly to a 10–12 mark, again claiming third in the Eastern Division, though they fell short of the playoffs amid a competitive conference. Building momentum, the 2018–19 campaign marked a breakthrough, as the team topped the division with a strong 16–6 regular-season record, qualifying for the postseason for the first time. In the division finals, however, they were eliminated by the in a best-of-three series, ending their deepest playoff run to date. These early years established the Tropics as a rising force in , blending competitive play with growing fan engagement in Polk County.

League transitions and expansion

Following its initial focus on indoor soccer, Florida Tropics SC expanded into outdoor competition by fielding a team in during the 2017 season under the name Lakeland Tropics, though the franchise was discontinued after that single campaign. In 2019, the organization entered the (UPSL), launching teams in both the Pro Premier (First Division) and Second Division to broaden its competitive footprint and develop talent across formats. The UPSL First Division team achieved immediate success, capturing the 2019 Pro Premier Florida Division regular-season title with an undefeated 18-0-0 record before advancing through the to win the via penalty kicks in the final against the Bavarian SC. This victory marked a pivotal in the club's outdoor expansion, highlighting its ability to compete at a national level shortly after entry. By 2022, Florida Tropics SC had solidified a multi-team structure with three senior squads: the professional indoor team in the (MASL), alongside the UPSL First Division and Second Division outdoor teams, enabling year-round operations and player pathways. In the MASL, the indoor team reached the 2021–22 championship finals after a strong regular season, ultimately falling 2–0 in the series to the Sockers. The following 2022–23 season saw the team finish third in the Eastern Division with a 12–7 record before exiting in the playoffs quarterfinals. As part of its broader growth in the early 2020s, the organization established the Florida Tropics Academy, an independent nonprofit dedicated to youth development through competitive training and regional competitions.

Suspension and planned resumption

On July 12, 2023, the Major Arena Soccer League (MASL) announced that the Florida Tropics SC indoor team was suspending operations and would not participate in the 2023–24 season, citing ongoing financial challenges and unresolved venue issues stemming from the club's departure from the RP Funding Center in Lakeland earlier that year due to proposed rent increases that rendered operations financially unfeasible. The suspension applied exclusively to the professional indoor squad in the MASL, while the club's outdoor teams in the United Premier Soccer League (UPSL) continued their activities uninterrupted during the 2023 and 2024 seasons. The hiatus significantly impacted the indoor program's momentum, as the team missed the entire 2023–24 MASL campaign, during which player contracts were voided to allow free agency and focused on supporting the remaining 12 teams. In response, ownership, led by Dr. Panos Iakovidis, confirmed intentions to revive the indoor team for the 2024–25 season, with the MASL committing to collaborate on either resumption under current ownership or a potential sale to new operators. Despite these plans, the indoor team did not resume operations for the 2024–25 MASL season and remains suspended as of November 2025. Key challenges, including venue disputes and financial restructuring, have persisted under Iakovidis's leadership.

Organization and Identity

Ownership and administration

Florida Tropics SC is owned by Sports Ventures, LLC, a for-profit entity founded in 2015 and headquartered in . The company is led by Dr. Panos Iakovidis, a cardiothoracic who serves as majority owner, President, and CEO, having acquired a controlling stake in 2017 with partners including Chris Economides, a co-owner. The club's administrative structure is centralized under Iakovidis's leadership. As a , governance involves member oversight for strategic decisions affecting multiple teams, ensuring alignment with the organization's growth objectives. The structure includes dedicated efforts in , finance, and community outreach to support operations and fan engagement. Financially, the club relies on revenue from ticket sales, sponsorships, and merchandise, with local partners like Bond Clinic providing key support. In 2023, escalating venue costs at the —doubling twice in two years—created significant challenges, contributing to the suspension of its operations for the 2023-24 season, and the indoor team has not resumed participation as of November 2025. Complementing its for-profit model, Florida Tropics SC operates a nonprofit arm through the Florida Tropics Academy, an independent organization focused on youth soccer development for players aged U10 to U19. The club fosters community involvement via partnerships with Lakeland-area businesses and initiatives that promote local youth programs, including events and ticket giveaways to build grassroots support.

Club branding and symbols

The name "Florida Tropics SC" was adopted upon the club's founding in 2016, with "SC" denoting soccer club and the "Tropics" portion evoking Florida's distinctive tropical environment. The club's primary colors are green and white, chosen to represent Florida's lush natural landscapes and introduced in the inaugural kits of 2016. The crest features a stylized palm tree integrated with a soccer ball, incorporating the initials "FLT" for Florida Tropics. Kit suppliers have evolved with the club's growth: provided the official kits from 2016 to 2020, featuring home jerseys in green with white accents and away kits in white with green details. Macron has served as the kit supplier since 2020, offering updated home and away kits that maintain the core green-and-white palette while incorporating modern performance fabrics, including for the 2025-26 season. The club has a that embodies its energetic spirit and appears at and community events to engage fans. The "Unlocking Soccer Excellence" is prominently used, particularly in connection with the youth academy's developmental focus.

Teams and Competition

Indoor team in MASL

The Florida Tropics SC indoor team is a professional soccer club competing in the (MASL), having joined the league ahead of the 2016–17 season as an expansion franchise. The MASL operates a 24-game format, with teams split into Eastern and Western Conferences of seven teams each, where each club plays 20 conference games and four inter-conference matchups. Playoffs feature the top four teams from each conference in best-of-three series leading to the Ron Newman Cup championship. Matches follow six-a-side rules on a 200-by-85-foot rink enclosed by dasher boards, promoting high-speed play, rebounds off walls, and specialized tactics like goalkeepers advancing as field players. The Tropics compete in the Eastern Conference alongside rivals such as the , with whom they have contested multiple playoff series, and the , fostering intense regional matchups. Home games through the 2022–23 were hosted at the in , drawing average crowds that supported the club's growth in fan engagement. Following venue disputes over rent, the suspended operations for the 2023–24 , with the MASL stating intentions to facilitate a return in 2024–25 potentially under new ownership or at an alternate facility. However, as of November 2025, the Tropics have not resumed MASL play, remaining on hiatus while maintaining youth and outdoor programs. The team's MASL tenure has featured peaks of regular-season dominance and playoff contention, contrasted by early inconsistency. Below is a summary of their season records:
SeasonRecord (W-L-T)PointsConference FinishPlayoff Result
2016–178–12–0243rd (East)Did not qualify
2017–1810–12–0303rd (East)Did not qualify
2018–196–18–0184th (East)Did not qualify
2019–2018–3–0541st (East)Season ended early due to COVID-19; no playoffs
2020–2110–3–0301st (East)Lost Eastern Conference Semifinals (0–2 vs. San Diego Sockers)
2021–2218–3–0541st (East)Won Eastern Semifinals (2–1 vs. Kansas City Comets); Lost Ron Newman Cup Finals (0–2 vs. San Diego Sockers)
2022–2312–7–5413rd (East)Lost Eastern Conference Semifinals (0–2 vs. Baltimore Blast)
These records highlight the Tropics' strongest performances in the pandemic-era seasons, where they achieved 's best two-year span (28–6 from 2020–21 to 2021–22), securing Eastern Conference regular-season titles both years and their deepest playoff run in 2021–22 by reaching the for the first time. No seasons beyond 2022–23 have been played due to the hiatus.

Outdoor teams in UPSL

Florida Tropics SC fields two outdoor teams in the (UPSL): a First Division squad competing at the pro-premier level and a Second Division reserves team, both established in 2019 as part of the club's expansion into field soccer. The UPSL operates as a semi-professional league with teams organized into regional conferences across the , conducting spring and fall seasons to facilitate competitive matches and playoff tournaments. This structure emphasizes development opportunities for players while maintaining high-level competition. The First Division team quickly established itself by capturing the 2019 Spring Season National Championship, defeating Utah Murcielagos FC 5-4 in a penalty shootout following a 2-2 draw in the final at Kangaroo Stadium in . This undefeated campaign (16-0-0 overall) included a state championship victory and semifinal progression through the national playoffs. The team has since demonstrated consistency, securing playoff berths in multiple seasons, such as reaching the conference playoffs in 2021 and preparing for postseason action in 2022 after strong regular-season performances. The outdoor teams last competed in the UPSL in 2022, with no participation in recent seasons as of 2025, consistent with the organization's focus on women's and youth programs during the indoor hiatus. In the Florida conferences, rules enable movement between the First and Second Divisions based on end-of-season standings and playoff results. These dynamics foster competitive balance and player progression within the club's structure. Key matches often highlight rivalries with local clubs like Lakeland United and CFL GOSA Spurs, contributing to intense regional play. Unlike the club's indoor operations, outdoor home games are hosted on natural grass surfaces, notably at Lake Myrtle Sports Complex in , adapting strategies to open-field conditions.

Youth development and academy

The Tropics Academy operates as an independent dedicated to soccer development, with programs serving players aged 5 to 19 through recreational and competitive formats. It evolved from earlier youth initiatives under the Florida Tropics SC umbrella, including the formation of Lakeland Tropics FC as the club's exclusive youth arm following a merger with Lakeland Futbol Club. The academy emphasizes comprehensive player growth, combining on-field skills with off-field personal development in a positive, inclusive environment for both male and female participants. The academy's structure includes competitive travel teams for ages U10 to U19 that compete at local, state, regional, and national levels, alongside recreational programs, summer camps, and annual tryouts to identify and nurture talent. These initiatives foster a nurturing atmosphere focused on fundamentals, , and lifelong passion for the game, with tryouts typically held in spring for the upcoming season. Training occurs on shared public facilities in Lakeland, such as John McGee Park, Lake Crago Recreational Center, George Jenkins High School fields, and Sports for the ONE complex, enabling accessible, community-based development. Coaching staff draws from a diverse pool, including professional players from the Florida Tropics SC senior teams, experienced licensed coaches, and collegiate athletes, ensuring high-quality instruction aligned with elite standards. The academy's philosophy, centered on "unlocking soccer excellence" through guidance, support, and resources, positions it as a key talent pipeline to the club's UPSL and MASL squads, with pathways for promising players to advance to senior levels. In March 2025, the academy strengthened this role via a with Lakeland United, establishing a formal feeder system to propel youth talent toward and opportunities. Achievements include consistent participation in regional tournaments, such as FYSA-sanctioned events, where teams like the U10 boys have secured wins in competitive matches, contributing to the program's growth as one of Central Florida's fastest-expanding youth soccer entities up to 2025. While specific player promotions to senior rosters remain emerging, the academy has successfully integrated youth graduates into higher-level training environments, supporting the overall talent ecosystem of the Florida Tropics SC.

Personnel

Coaching and technical staff

The coaching and technical staff of Tropics SC supports the club's active women's and programs during the indoor team's ongoing suspension since the 2023-24 season. The staff totals approximately 15–20 members across entities, focusing on tactical preparation, player development, and performance management. Evans Frimpong coaches the U12 Boys and U19 Boys teams in the Tropics for the 2025/26 season. For the academy, additional head coaches include Gerritson Craane (U11 Girls and U16 Girls), Victor Parreiras (U10 Boys and U13 Boys), and Lucas Montelares (U11 Boys and U17 Boys), who manage age-group specific development. The technical staff comprises assistant coaches such as Lucas Teixeira, who assists in daily training sessions and skill enhancement; goalkeeping coach Jonathan Valerio, responsible for specialized shot-stopping and distribution drills; and fitness trainers like Justo Robles, emphasizing conditioning and . These roles collectively ensure holistic player growth, with hires like Jason Streets and Jake Molony bolstering the academy's capacity for the 2025/26 season. Staff responsibilities extend to , video analysis, and integrating youth talents into the WPSL team, all under oversight from club administration.

Player rosters and notable players

The Florida Tropics SC organizes its player rosters across its active WPSL women's team and programs, as the MASL indoor and UPSL men's outdoor teams remain suspended or inactive as of 2025. The WPSL team features a roster of approximately 20 players, while integrations support pathways for players. The club's total player pool, centered on the women's team and , is estimated at 60–70 individuals across all levels as of 2025. With the indoor team inactive since the 2022–23 season, current highlights focus on the WPSL team's Southeast Division competition. Roster policies for the WPSL operate under league agreements with provisions for injuries and academy call-ups. Notable players from the club's history include Chad Vandegriffe, an American defender who earned the 2022 MASL Defender of the Year award while with the Tropics before departing to the Kansas City Comets in 2023. Rafael Alves, a Brazilian defender signed in 2017, provided stability during his tenure with the team. Miguel Gallardo, a Mexican international, was a standout for his shot-stopping ability during active MASL years. Ian Bennett, a Canadian forward, contributed offensively during his time with the team. Other standouts like Juan Pablo Reyes and posted career highlights, including top scoring in UPSL championships, such as the national title win. Several players have progressed from the club's youth academy to the WPSL roster, exemplifying development paths.

Facilities

Home venues

The indoor team of Florida Tropics SC played its home games at the in , from the 2016–17 season through the 2022–23 season. The team vacated the venue following the 2022–23 season due to disputes over rent increases, which the club described as exorbitant and unsustainable after seven years of tenancy. The RP Funding Center's Jenkins Arena featured an indoor turf surface suitable for matches during the team's tenure. Following the indoor team's suspension of operations for the 2023–24 season, it did not resume participation in the 2024–25 or 2025–26 campaigns. The club's women's team in the (WPSL) competes at various local venues in the Southeast Division, including fields shared with the academy programs. The former outdoor team in the (UPSL), active until 2022, played on natural grass fields at complexes such as the Lake Myrtle Sports Complex in .

Training and additional facilities

The Florida Tropics SC utilizes a network of training facilities primarily located in , shared across its active programs, including the WPSL team and youth academy. Key sites include John McGee Park at 2399 Edgewood Dr S, Lake Crago Recreational Center at 525 Lake Crago Dr, George Jenkins High School at 6000 Lakeland Highlands Rd, and Sports for the ONE fields at 4730 Lakeland Highlands Rd. These outdoor pitches serve as dedicated training grounds for the club's WPSL team and the Tropics Academy's youth squads, supporting daily sessions focused on skill development and team preparation. The outdoor infrastructure extends to the Lake Myrtle Sports Complex in Auburndale, a multi-field venue used for training and competitions by the academy and previously by the UPSL team. For the indoor program, training incorporated the club's home arena at the in Lakeland, enabling arena-specific drills when operational. The Tropics Academy benefits from these same outdoor facilities, supplemented by occasional use of local parks for expanded youth training and camps. Administrative operations, including player meetings and program coordination, are handled from the club's clubhouse and office at 2039 E. Edgewood Drive in Lakeland. Partnerships with local entities facilitate off-site training camps, such as summer programs at community parks to enhance engagement. These facilities support daily access for all active club teams and participants, with broader community involvement through open programs and tryouts.

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