Flint City Bucks

Flint City Bucks

Flint, MI

Active Est. 1995
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The Flint City Bucks are a USL League Two club based in Flint, Michigan, led by Dan Duggan. Founded in 1995 as the Mid-Michigan Bucks, the club has won four national League Two titles and plays at Atwood Stadium.

History

1995: Founded as the Mid-Michigan Bucks in Saginaw 1996: First season 2000: Beats MLS side New England Revolution 1-0 in the U.S. Open Cup, the first PDL team to beat an MLS club 2004: Moves to Plymouth and is renamed the Michigan Bucks 2006: Wins the PDL national championship 2008: Moves to Ultimate Soccer Arenas in Pontiac 2014: Wins the PDL national championship 2016: Wins the PDL national championship 2019: Moves to Atwood Stadium in Flint and is renamed the Flint City Bucks; wins the USL League Two national championship

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2026 USL League Two Playoffs Runners-up 2026 USL League Two Playoffs Runners-up Flint City Bucks · 2026 USL League Two Playoffs
2026

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