Islanders

The Hawaii Islanders are an NSL soccer club based in Honolulu, Hawaii. The club was founded in 2017 and plays its home games at Sundial Stadium.

History
The Islanders were the last addition to the NSL, the final of the four clubs that were a part of the 2017 Expansion, which changed the entire format of the NSL. They are the most remote team in the NSL, and are the only club that are accessible only by flight (the Alaska Voyagers are technically accessible by roads, but no team has ever driven). The are one of two clubs that exist outside the continental US, the other being the Alaska Voyagers.

Colours and badge
The Islanders have always worn orange as their home jersey color and black as their away jersey color. Their alternate jerseys are a sky blue color.

The Islanders crest consists of a multicolored, tiki-like totem.

Stadium
Sundial Stadium is the most remote stadium in the NSL, and holds a capacity of 47,000.

Rivalries
The Islanders share rivalries with both of their ASC West Counterparts, the Alaska Voyagers and the Oregon Orcas, despite the vast distance between the teams.

First Team Squad

 * As of 1 February 2015

Club captains
Since the establishment of the club in 2017, Gilberto Souza remains the only player to have ever captained the team.