Rhode Island Reds

Rhode Island Red is a semi-pro soccer team based out of Rhode Island. They have played in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) since 2012. The team previously fielded a women's club in the WPSL but they have since folded.

History
Rhode Island Reds was founded in 2012 and joined the NPSL for that summer's season. The team was founded by Kabba Joof, a soccer coach and player originally from the Gambia. His tenure as Rhode Island U23 head coach influenced his decision to found the team. Joof would serve as the team's head coach for its first 4 seasons in the NPSL.

Ruben Paz joined the club as vice president during the 2014 season. He would be promoted to club president in 2017.

In 2016, Isaac Nana Iddai was named NPSL MVP as well as earning the NPSL Golden Boot with 18 goals.

Supporters
Rhode Island Reds is supported by the Gaspee Elite. The Gaspee Elite is an independent supporters group They are named after the Gaspee Affair, an incident during the lead up to the American Revolution where colonists raided the British schooner HMS Gaspee.

Honors

 * NPSL Golden Boot - Isaac Nana Addai (2016)
 * NPSL MVP - Isaac Nana Addai (2016)