Houston Sur

The pitches sit behind a private school on Whittington Drive, in the 77077 postcode, and belong to The Village School rather than to the club. Houston Sur, known as The Yellow Submarine and dressed in yellow and blue, plays its home games on those school fields.

The name is the third the side has carried. It started in 2018 as Texas City United, in the UPSL. A year later it became Phoenix Fire FC and joined the National Soccer League. When it stepped up to USL League Two in 2022 it became Athletic Club Houston Sur. "Sur" is Spanish for south, a nod to the part of the city the club calls home. The change also ended the mix-ups with Phoenix Rising FC.

The best league finish so far is fourth in the Lone Star Division in 2023. That same year brought the club's most memorable run, in the NISA Independent Cup. Houston Sur won its bracket by beating Soly FC Matamoros and Estudiantes FC, then lost the Southeast Region final to Chattanooga FC.

Before League Two the club played in the developmental USSL, and it counts a championship from that time. Dave Balyeat took the Golden Boot and Robert Harrison the Golden Glove. Balyeat has since become a Telemundo influencer.

Its motto, Virtus et Honos, means Strength and Honour. In the Lone Star Division the club's regular opponents include Houston FC and AHFC Royals.