Phoenix SC

First German Sport Club Phoenix (commonly known as Phoenix SC) is an American soccer club based in Feasterville, Pennsylvania. The club plays in the United Soccer League, a Region I soccer league that's under the United States Adult Soccer Association umbrella, which represents the fifth-tier of the United States soccer league system.

The club is notable for qualifying into the first round proper of the 2011 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup before they fell 2–1 to Rochester Rhinos, a third division team in the USL Pro.

Phoenix SC has represented Eastern Pennsylvania in the amateur regional portion of the US Open Cup for the past 2 years. Both times they have lost in regional play to the New York Pancyprian Freedoms; 3–2 in 2010 at St. John's Belsom Stadium and 1–1: 3–0 in pks in 2011 in Eastern PA. Their overall record outside of the state since 2005 is 2–7, including a loss to the Rochester Rhinos of the USL Pro division, with both wins coming during their 2011 run.

During the 2015-2016 campaign, Phoenix SC accomplished something that no other amateur club has ever accomplished by having its team win both the EPSA Open and Amateur Cup, along with the over 30 team winning their respective EPSA Cup. in all 3 competitions, Phoenix SC met Christos FC, in regional play, falling to them in the Open and Amateur by a goal in each. The over 30s were victorious by the same difference. The over 30 team went on to win the Gerherd Menghel Over 30 National Championship, the first ever national championship for the club. Blair Thomson, manager for the club, was named Region I coach of the year for the first time.

List of accomplishments

 * 2002–03 EPSA Amateur Cup champions
 * 2006–07 EPSA Amateur Cup champions
 * 2007–08 USL League champions
 * 2008 Pittsburgh Shop 'n' Save Tournament champions
 * 2008–09 USL League champions
 * 2008–09 EPSA Amateur Cup champions
 * 2009 Philadelphia Champions Cup winner
 * 2009–10 EPSA Open Cup champions
 * 2009–10 EPSA Amateur Cup champions
 * 2010 Neptune Soccer Classic tournament champions
 * 2010–11 USL League champion
 * 2010–11 EPSA Open Cup champion – eventual national quarterfinalist
 * 2011 Region I Representative – US Open Cup
 * 2010–11 EPSA Amateur Cup champion
 * 2011–12 EPSA Amateur Cup champion
 * 2011–12 USL League champion
 * 2012–13 USL League champion
 * 2013–2014 USL League champion
 * 2014–2015 EPSA Over 30 Cup champion
 * 2015–2016 EPSA Amateur Cup champion
 * 2015–2016 EPSA Open Cup champion
 * 2015-2016 EPSA Over 30 Cup champion
 * 2016 Region I Open Cup semi-finalist
 * 2016 Region I Amateur Cup semi-finalist
 * 2016 Region 1 Over 30 champion
 * 2016 National Champion Gerhard Menghel Over 30 Cup
 * 2018 EPSA Over 30 Cup champion
 * 14 time defending champion – Danubia season kick-off