Queensboro FC

's distinctive purple The club's badge was designed by the Carbone Smolan Agency, which also released a 110-page explainer document detailing the inspiration and design process. The badge featured a distinctive shade of bright purple inspired by the color of the 7 train, crowned with an abstract depiction of the Queensboro Bridge in the shape of a crown. The home uniform for QBFC's teams in the W League and UPSL was a purple-and-black striped jersey, paired with black shorts and socks. The away uniform was a white jersey with a purple pattern, paired with white shorts and socks. It was planned that the men's team would wear the same kits, had it actually taken the field. == Stadium ==

The women's and youth teams played at Aviator Sports and Events Center in the Marine Park neighborhood of southeast Brooklyn. On April 27, 2021, the club announced plans to construct a 7,500-seat stadium on the campus of York College in Jamaica, Queens as a temporary home before building a permanent stadium elsewhere in the borough. With construction planned to start in summer 2022, it would have been the first soccer-specific stadium in New York City. ==Men's team==

Head coaches Josep Gombau was named the team's first head coach and sporting director on July 6, 2020. On June 8, 2022, with the team's debut already pushed back two years, he left to coach Odisha FC of the Indian Super League. } ==Women's team==

On June 8, 2021, QBFC announced they would field a women's side to compete in 2022 as an original franchise in the new USL W League. After missing the playoffs by one point in its first and only season, the club did not return to the USL W League for the 2023 season. Year-by-year Head coaches • Includes Regular Season and Playoffs. Excludes friendlies. } ==References==