the final in Seattle, Washington. They also won the 2010 USASA Open Cup in Philadelphia, PA beating the Brooklyn Italians (NPSL) 3–1 in the final after besting Detroit FC (MI) 3–0 in the semifinals and the 2011 USASA Open Cup besting AAC Eagles (ILL) 6–0 in the semifinals and Doxa Italia (CA) in the final 5–4 in pk's following 2–2 tie after regulation and 2OT's in Bowling Green, KY. The current men's team is composed primarily of players that came up through the Eleftheria-Pancyprian Youth teams, the youth soccer division of the Pancyprian Association of New York. The majority of players have played NCAA Division I college soccer, and are now young business professionals or attending graduate school in various fields of study. New York Freedom After years of competing in the Cosmopolitan League and the US Open Cup, the Freedoms branched out and created a second team – called the New York Freedom – which joined the USL Premier Development League in 1999. The Freedom won the Northeast Division title and advancing to the PDL national semifinals in their inaugural season, and qualified for the US Open Cup, where they upset the Cape Cod Crusaders of the USL D3 Pro League in the first round and nearly eliminated the A-League’s Rochester Raging Rhinos, eventually falling 2–1 in extra time to the eventual champions. The Freedoms left the USL in 2003. Players 2015–2016 roster Year-by-year Head coaches Marios Laoutas (1978–1981) Mimis Papaioannou (1982–1984) Nikos Exarhidis (1986–1988) Lambros Lambrou (1989–1994) Luka Luković (2005–2011) George Halkidis (2011–2012) Stratis Mastrokyriakos (2012–present) Honors Cosmopolitan Soccer League (9): 1979, 1980, 1982, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2019 National Challenge Cup (3): 1980, 1982, 1983 Participations in CONCACAF Champions' Cup: 1982, 1983, 1984 Stadium Belson Stadium at St. John's University; Jamaica, New York (2005–present) References External links Official website Pan Soccer clubs in the New York metropolitan area Cosmopolitan Soccer League 1974 establishments in New York City Greek-American culture in New York City Sports in Queens, New York Association football clubs established in 1974 Diaspora soccer clubs in the United States U.S. clubs in CONCACAF Champions' Cup U.S. Open Cup winners