Inter Nashville FC
amateur soccer team in Nashville, Tennessee
Inter Nashville FC is an amateur soccer team based in Nashville suburb of Antioch, Tennessee. They began play in the National Premier Soccer League in May 2017, following Nashville FC folding. The team underwent an extended hiatus following the COVID-19 pandemic before returning to play in 2025 as members of the United Premier Soccer League's Premier Division.
History
Inter Nashville FC's roots begin in 2010, when club owner, Pedro Reyes purchased a parcel of land in Antioch, Tennessee to construct his first soccer facility. During that time, Reyes created a youth and local soccer setup known as Inter Nashville, alluding to the international culture of the city. By 2011, INFC created its first youth and adult league programs and assembled its first travel soccer program in 2014. On November 18, 2016, it was announced in conjuncture with Richard Askey and Jomo Cromwell, INFC bought a franchise for the National Premier Soccer League and begin to field a senior men's team in 2017.
Inter Nashville FC finished its inaugural campaign with a 6-2-4 record, third in the Southeast Conference's West Division. The club won four straight playoff games before losing to Midland-Odessa FC in the Regional Finals.
In 2018, Inter Nashville finished with a 6-6-2 record, fourth in the Southeast Conference, losing in the Conference Quarterfinals to Asheville City SC 3-1.
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