Fort Worth Vaqueros FC

Playing at the historic LaGrave Field, the Vaqueros welcomed 2,700 fans to their first home game and enjoyed an average attendance of 2,000 fans during the 2014 season.[10] The main supporters group for the Vaqueros is named The Panther City Hellfire, a name taken from a historic Fort Worth nickname.

The Vaqueros have a close connection with their fans, involving them in the evolution and growth of the club. When the team was first created and needed a name and logo, the club allowed the fan community to create, submit and vote on what both of these aspects would look like. Many names were submitted, but the final decision was between Fort Worth United, Fort Worth Vaqueros FC and Panther City FC, with Fort Worth Vaqueros FC ultimately being selected. Vaqueros season ticket holders do not receive paper tickets to the games, but instead receive a free team jersey that they wear to each game as their ticket into the game.[11] The club supporters come mainly from the city of Fort Worth and the surrounding Metroplex communities.

When the Vaqueros first entered the NPSL, they had an instant rival in Dallas City FC. With the teams in close proximity to each other in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, there is a natural rivalry between the two clubs. In addition to their conference play, the Vaqueros play a two leg cup series against Dallas City. The name of this cup was selected by the both teams' fans, from the DFW area through social media.[12] The Vaqueros lost the first Trinity River Cup to Dallas City FC in 2014, suffering a 2–0 loss in the first leg and a 1–0 loss in the second leg.[13]

Beginning in 2016, the Vaqueros began a two-leg (non-league) series with Shreveport Rafters FC, called the Texas Trail Classic. Shreveport won the inaugural cup.

In 2019, the Chisholm Trail Clásico began, pitting the Vaqueros against the Denton Diablos FC.

• Head Coach: Nick Stavrou
• Assistant Coach:

Youth Academy

• Head Coach: Mark Snell

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  USA Ammon Borjas — MF  USA Cameron Brown — FW  USA Myles Byass — DF  USA Joseph Cervantes — GK  MEX Eduardo Cortes — DF  RSA Roger Da Costa — FW  USA Bobby Edet — FW  USA VcMor Eligwe — DF  USA Cody Ellis

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  MEX German Garcia — MF  USA Flavio Guzmán — DF  USA Nestor Hernandez — DF  SLV Juan Herrera-Perla — MF  VGB Tyler Humphrey — DF  USA Mike Jones — FW  ENG Jamie Lovegrove — MF  ENG Paul Marshall — FW  CMR Kalle Sone

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  TRI Darren Mitchell — DF  VEN Marx Mora — MF  USA Billy O’Dwyer — MF  ENG Declan O’Shea — DF  NGA Josemaria Oteze — FW  USA Anthony Powell — DF  USA J Rio Ramirez — MF  SLV Alan Rovira — GK  USA Hugo Salazar — DF  USA Zack Stavrou — DF  ENG George Williams