AFC Mobile

AFC Mobile is a semi-pro team based out of Mobile, AL. They currently play in the Gulf Coast Premier League.

History
AFC Mobile was founded in 2015 by soccer enthusiasts in the Mobile area. In January 2017, AFC Mobile announced they would be joining the Gulf Coach Premier League for the summer 2017 season. Home games would be played at the Lipscomb Athletic Complex. Nate Nicholas, a former University of Mobile player, was named coach for the first season.

In AFC Mobile's first game, they lost 2-1 to the Gulf Coast Texans. The game was the highest attended game on record for a GCPL club with 807 in attendance. In their second game, they beat their own attendance record, drawing 924 fans. They lost this game 2-1 to Biloxi City. They would finish the season by breaking the attendance record again, drawing over 1,000 to the final game of the season against CD Motagua. They would finish the season in last place in the east division of the GCPL.

In 2018, AFC Mobile broke the GCPL attendance record again with a crowd of 1,465 for a 2-0 loss to Gulf Coast Rangers FC. Mobile finished the season in 4th place in the east division of the GCPL. At the end of the 2018 season, Nate Nicholas resigned as head coach.