Little Rock Rangers

Little Rock lies on the Arkansas side of the state line, and the fixture the club's supporters care about most is named after the interstate that runs east to Tennessee: the I-40 Cup, played against Memphis City FC, and before that Memphis 901 SC. There is also a nearer derby with Arkansas Wolves FC.

The Rangers were formed in 2016 by sixteen founders, and the number sits on the badge as "16". The badge also carries a white-tailed deer, which gave the club the nickname The Stags, and a loblolly pine, the state tree. They have played at War Memorial Stadium, which holds 54,120, from the first season. That season was in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL), where they won the Heartland Conference in 2018. In 2020 they moved to USL League Two.

Their first U.S. Open Cup tie, in 2019, ended 1-1 against NTX Rayados, and they lost on penalties. It took until 2025 to win one. Caoimhin McConnell scored the only goal against Birmingham Legion FC of the USL Championship, and goalkeeper Tomasz Wroblewski saved a penalty to keep the lead.

Wroblewski was the starting keeper through the 2023–2025 seasons and won the League Two Golden Glove in 2024. That year the Rangers took the Mid-South Division, then went out in the Southern Conference semi-final to Corpus Christi FC. It finished 1-1, and they lost the shoot-out 5-4. He now works as the club's goalkeeper coach.

The Mid-South Division title has come in 2024, 2025 and 2026.