Saint Louis FC U23

The club was founded as the Springfield Demize out of the ashes of the old Springfield Storm franchise, which had relocated to Glendora, California to become Los Angeles Storm at the end of the 2006 season. The ownership group of the Storm franchise, which included local businessman Doug Fiester and former professional players Chris Hanlon, Armen Tonianse, and Brett Thomas, launched the new team in early 2007, and began play that year. The club rebranded as Springfield Synergy FC for the 2015 season before its sale to Saint Louis FC in 2016. The club is no longer active and the last known results of their existence appear at the league's website. The Springfield Demize have been resurrected as a new semi-professional/amateur franchise in the new Major Arena Soccer League 3 in 2020. The USL League Two announced a new club to fill the void left by the former club by welcoming the St. Louis Scott Gallagher Soccer Club in 2021. ==Players==

Notable former players This list of notable former players comprises players who went on to play professional soccer after playing for the team in the Premier Development League, or those who previously played professionally before joining the team. • Nikola Katic • Kashif Siddiqi • Jack Mathis • Manny Forbes • Aedan Stanley • Wan Kuzain Wan Kamal ==Year-by-year==

• Armen Tonianse (2007-2008) • Chris Hanlon (2009) • Logan Hoffman (2010) • Julio Reyes (2011) • Chris Hanlon (2012) • Sean Fraser (2013) • Ian Henry (2014) • Andrew Bordelon (2015) • Kevin Stoll (2016–present) ==Stadia==

• Cooper Sports Complex; Springfield, Missouri (2007-2009, 2011–present) • Harrison Stadium at Drury University; Springfield, Missouri (2010) ==Average attendance==

Attendance stats are calculated by averaging each team's self-reported home attendances from the historical match archive. • 2007: 224 • 2008: 224 • 2009: 138 • 2010: 193 ==References==