| File:BL COUGARS LOGO.JPG Under new flag, BLCSC hit the ground running. | ||
| Full name | Bud Light Cougars Soccer (social) Club | |
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| Nickname(s) | ' | |
| Founded | Fall, 2007 | |
| Ground | Jungleplex, Plymouth, MA. USA | |
| Chairman |  Michael Shea | |
| Head Coach | Brad Weilbrenner | |
| League | Coed Premier | |
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BL Cougars S.C. is a highly competitive coed indoor soccer team that formerly played at Jungleplex on Thursday nights but is now defunct as they began to lose games, clearly unable to keep up with the new surge of teams. (As of Early Spring 2011)
In 2007, a group of aspiring soccer players decided to formulate, and congregate with some of those who were not; under the team name "Funky White Boys". Lead by team captain Andrew Chute, the team was a mild success. However, disgruntlement emerged among the more talented players, and a split later that year would result in the birthing of the BL Cougar Dynasty.
At the tail end of the third quarter in 2007, Michael Shea, Chairman of the Board, and CEO of BL Cougar Industries accepted the bid for General Manager and declared a new world order would be forthcoming. By fourth quarter 2007, an entire organizational revamp took place. The core of "Funky White Boys" would remain in tact, but many stragglers would see themselves, "Hit the Bricks." Under new flag, BLCSC hit the ground running.
By year end, marketing was fully under way. Beer mogul, Bud Light, became a fully vested sponsor. Acquisition of a local eating and drinking establishment would soon become known as "The Cougar Lounge" and provide a forum for board members to discuss future endeavours and to entertain clients.
At the turn of 2008, BL Cougars accepted another offer for sponsorship from "Nobody's Daughter" an international bar and grotto located throughout the US and Guam. With this, BL Cougars S.C. became the first US based international indoor coed soccer team.
Players edit
As of January 2010. Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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