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F.C. Indiana is a two-time national champion women's soccer club, and since 2015 its home ground is Newton Park, 801 N. Michigan Street, Lakeville. The club was founded in 2003 and rose immediately: Women's Premier Soccer League champions in 2005 — a 4–0 semifinal over the New England Mutiny and a 5–4 final over the California Storm, 31 July 2005 — and again in 2007 (3–0 over the New England Mutiny, 29 July 2007). The 2005 season also brought the USASA Women's Open championship, making the club only the second in North American women's soccer to complete a league-and-cup double. The honours continued through the league changes: USL W-League regular-season champions 2008, Midwest Division champions 2008, Central Conference champions 2009, and a U.S. Open Cup title in 2008; the WPSL Elite season of 2012 ended at the table's foot. The club played earlier at Goshen Soccer Park; the move to Newton Park in 2015 is the Lakeville fact — a 1,100-capacity ground (the venues article's figure) in a town of 879 hosting a club of this record. In December 2016 the club joined United Women's Soccer's new Midwest Conference as an announced expansion side for 2017; the league's own team listing shows F.C. Indiana's UWS season as 2017, and the club's course after 2017 stands unverified in the carriers reached — the residue this article names (settler: the UWS archive and the club's own record). The club's founder-coach is Shek Borkowski, who doubled as technical director and head coach of the Haiti women's national team from February 2012; its notable alumni include Brittany Bock, Monica Ocampo, and Mizuho Sakaguchi — internationals whose club football ran through this township's park.
Principal sources: the club's record as carried by the league and club-history carriers (WPSL, USL, and UWS records; the club's honours list), read November 2026; the banked Culture lk-cul-venues (Newton Park since 2015, capacity 1,100); United Women's Soccer's team listing for the 2017 season line.