THE CLUB

The Name

Majestic Soccer Club got its start in 1982. The team was comprised of international and domestic players who called themselves “The Peacekeepers” in respect to United Nations multi-national peacekeeping forces. The name was dropped after a brawl at the end of a match. Taking inspiration from a Keats poem that has the line “majestic feats” and the famous diner on Ponce, Majestic Soccer Club was born. The team began to play in the ADASL under the direction of Joseph Cullen, Jim Clifford, Cid Da Silva and Bill Fleming.

The Foundation

At the end of the 1991-1992 season, the team went through a major transformation.  Poor results on the field and changes in personnel prompted the turnaround. From a core of 6 players the team rebuilt over the summer and by the fall of 1992, the new Majestic was on its way.  Each year better players were added to an already solid core, and at the end of the 1996-1997 season, Majestics had finally realized its goal of promotion into the ADASL 1st Division.  The first year in Division 1 saw the addition of more talented players and the avoidance of relegation with the same team that won promotion.  The following year a club system was established. The addition of The Fever from the 2nd division put us over the top and strengthened our first division core. Each year since we have continued to improve our play on the field and attract better and better players.