Orcas

The Oregon Orcas are an NSL soccer club based in Portland, Oregon. The club was founded in 2015 and plays its home games at Timberland Park.

History
The Orcas were founded by a fellow scotsman and friend of Millard Fosstentraitor, Neil McNabb. McNabb responded to a request from Fosstentraitor to bring his team, which at that time went by "The Chiefs", into the newly formed NSL 2nd Tier. The team rebranded in 2018, changing name to the Oregon Orcas.

Colours and badge
The Orcas wore blue and red home jerseys, white and red away jerseys, and red and white alternate jerseys until they rebranded in 2018. The current Orca home jersey is indigo, and the away jersey is white. The alternate jersey is now a yellow to green gradient, similar to the ring on the logo.

The Orcas crest consists of an orca heading a soccer ball, surrounded by a green and yellow ring.

Stadium
Timberland Park has a capacity of 42,000.

Rivalries
The Orcas share rivalries with both of their ASC West counterparts, the Alaska Voyagers and the Hawaii Islanders, despite the remote distance between the two. This means the Orcas are the only team to have both its division rivals outside the continental US, meaning they must travel to Alaska and Hawaii once a year each.

First Team Squad

 * As of 1 February 2015

Club captains
Since the establishment of the club in 2015, the club has had two captains: Marshall Carl and Dembakwi Yomba.