We’re back!

New team, similar name (sans Islanders), same colors, and we’re ready to support them wherever they play on the road during the NASL Fall 2016 season… ¡Vamos Naranja!

We’re always looking for PRFC fans to join our group and organize in NASL cities. Send us a message if you’re interested.

Take a look at the NASL Fall 2016 schedule and make plans to join us!

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¡Estamos de vuelta!

Nuevo equipo, nombre similar (sin Islanders), mismos colores y estamos preparados para apoyarlos donde quiera que jueguen fuera de casa durante la temporada de otoño 2016 de la NASL… ¡Vamos Naranja!

Siempre estamos buscando hinchas del PRFC que deseen unirse a nuestro grupo y se organicen en ciudades de la NASL. Envíanos un mensaje si estas interesado.

Échale un vistazo al calendario de partidos de la temporada de otoño 2016 de la NASL y planifica acompañarnos.

      

Going home…

Going back home… Saturday August 18th vs Fort Lauderdale Strikers.

Cary Invasion, this Saturday

 

Join us this Saturday May 19, as we head down to Cary NC, to support our Puerto Rico Islanders when they face the Carolina Railhawks. There will be a tailgate before the match which starts at 7:30pm at Wakemed Soccer Park. So we expect to be in the park at 5:30-6.

Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium Renovations Update (05-07-12)

The green is back to “la Islandera”. With work completed on the new drainage system, placement of the natural grass began just a few days and it’s almost complete. Renovations also continue on other important parts of the stadium like the locker rooms, restrooms, a retaining wall in the south end, the former dugouts, etc. As we see in the pictures, the pitch will now be considerably lower than the original raised field that the stadium received after the 2003 renovations.

Like always we have to thank Hinchas Isleños Autoconvocados (HIAPR.org) always faithful fan Hura for the weekly pictorial. ¡Gracias!

Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium Renovations Update (4-20-12)

Renovations continue full speed ahead at the home of the Puerto Rico Islanders; “La Islandera” Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium. We have previously updated on the work being done on the field, which it appears now will have natural grass (Hallelujah). Now we have additional work being done on the stadium’s locker rooms, restrooms, and the removal of the old baseball dugouts (¡Adios!). This along with the demolition of the right field club house, leave the safety netting cables that hang from the roof down and the slight angle of the seating next to what used to be the right field line as the only remnants of the old baseball field. The current phase of renovation is scheduled to be concluded before August 2012, just in time to receive “La Roja” vs PRMNT.

Thanks to the Hinchas Isleños Autoconvocados (HIAPR.org) always faithful fan Hura, we have been getting an almost weekly update on renovations with site pictures and details.