Salem City FC

The team, which was named Greensboro Dynamo until 1996, Rebrand as North Carolina Fusion U-23 In 2018, the Carolina Dynamo merged with NC Fusion to form North Carolina Fusion U-23. The team would go on to win four conference titles, four division titles and make one national final appearance. == Year-by-year ==

===Premier Development League / USL League Two=== • Regular Season Champions (1): 2006 • Eastern Conference Champions (1): 2004 • Southern Conference Champions (2): 2021, 2022 • Division Champions (9) • Mid Atlantic Division (1): 2004 • South Atlantic Division (9): 2006, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 • Southeast Division (1): 2007 Others • USISL Champions (2): 1993, 1994 • USISL Atlantic Division Champions (2): 1993, 1994 • USISL Select League South Atlantic Division Champions (1): 1996 • USL Pro Select/Soccer League Southern Division Champions (1): 2003 • National Amateur Cup (1): 2013 • National Championship Appearance 2021 • Conference Champions (2018-2024) == Head coaches ==

• Michael Parker (1993–1995) • Alan Dicks (1996–1997) • Joe Brown (1999–2000) • Robert Rosario (2001) • Joe Brown (2002–2003) • Carl Fleming (2004) • Joe Brown (2005–2010) • Marc Nicholls (2011–2015) • Tony Falvino (2016–2018) • Chris Williams (2018–present) == Stadium ==

• UNCG Soccer Stadium; Greensboro, North Carolina (1993–1996) • A.J. Simeon Stadium; High Point, North Carolina (1996–1999) • Macpherson Stadium; Browns Summit, North Carolina (2003–present) • Truist Sports Park; Winston-Salem, North Carolina 3 games (2009–2010) • Vert Stadium at High Point University; High Point, North Carolina 1 game (2010) • Truist Point; High Point, North Carolina 3 games (2021–2021) • Truist Sports Park Bermuda Run, North Carolina (2024–present) == Average attendance ==

Attendance stats are calculated by averaging each team's self-reported home attendances from the historical match archive at https://web.archive.org/web/20100105175057/http://www.uslsoccer.com/history/index_E.html. • 1997: 2,605 (10th in A-League) • 2005: 957 (4th in PDL) • 2006: 1,460 (3rd in PDL) • 2007: 2,168 (3rd in PDL) • 2008: 948 • 2009: 863 • 2010: 1,676 (4th in PDL) == See also ==