Admiral Sports Journal · Nebraska
Seventeen nations. One team. One unmistakable kit.
Opportunity.
Dignity. Unity.
Hawks FC grew from three coaches paying fees for children who could not afford to play. The club now brings together players from refugee and immigrant families representing 17 nations. Lincoln ranks 12th among U.S. cities for refugee resettlement, and 13.4% of residents live at or below the poverty line.
Nations represented
Reduced fees, scholarships, volunteer coaching, donated funds, and mentorship make organized soccer possible for young people across Lincoln.
Hawks FC incorporated as a nonprofit.
The club has tripled in size across nine years.
Pink and navy give Hawks FC a fearless palette. Feather geometry speaks to aspiration; concentric circles carry the ripple effect of community.
Home · Wings of Unity
Feathers converge across the shoulders from different directions, completing a wingspan when players raise their arms together. Seventeen countries become one wingspan.
Design in detail
Away · Navy / Pink
Navy provides the ballast. High-energy pink refuses convention. Together, they give the club a presence no other Nebraska team can mistake.
“We aim to give players the opportunity to compete at the highest level, alongside clubs with significantly greater resources. More than that, it creates a true sense of belonging.”Lisa Karr · Club President
