Stealth

History
The Stealth were founded in 2009 by Sang-Chan Cho, a South Korean immigrant living in Mexico. The club was originally based in Mexico City. The teams first name was "the Mexico City Mexican Citizens". The club were one of two original teams that were based outside of the United States, the other being the (Quebec) Rochester Manticores in Canada. The Stealth agreed to move a few hours north to Albuquerque, New Mexico, and constructed what is now their stadium: Arena D'Oro. The Stealth were involved in a dispute between head coach Sang-Chan Cho and assistant coach John Cogburn, which lead to the formation of the Los Angeles Marauders (at that time, the Raiders). The Stealth are one of the original ten clubs that began playing in the debut season of the NSL League in 2013-14.

Colours and badge
The Stealth have always worn black as their home jersey color, gray as their away jersey color, and white as their third jersey color. In 2017, they added some yellow coloring to their uniforms.

The Stealth crest consists of a bandit wearing a yellow bandana. It is very similar to the Marauders crest.

Stadium
Arena D'Oro is one of the oldest stadiums in the NSL, with a steaing capacity of 62,000.

Rivalries
The Stealth have had a fierce rivalry with the Mauraders since their split from the club in 2012. When the two meet in the NSL Gold Cup semi-final in 2016, there were 4 yellow cards, three red cards, and seven goals. The Stealth also have a near-equally bad blooded rivalry with their other NSC West counterpart, the Texas Terminators. The NSC West has the most animosity between teams out of any division.

First Team Squad

 * As of 1 February 2015

Club captains
Since the establishment of the club in 2009, Hequet Hernandez remains the only player to have ever captained the team.