Indy Eleven is an American professional soccer club based in Indianapolis, Indiana, competing in the USL Championship, the second division of soccer in the United States. The team plays its home matches at the magnificent 20,000-seat Michael A. Carroll Stadium. Founded in 2013, the club's name honors the Indiana's 11th Infantry Regiment from the Civil War, and its colors are blue and red. The club's history, though brief, has been marked by strong community support and on-field competitiveness. Their peak era included a run to the championship final in 2019, where they captivated the city and solidified a passionate fan base. In the modern USL Championship, Indy Eleven remains a playoff contender, building squads designed for both results and entertainment. The team culture is defined by the "Brickyard Battalion," a loud and dedicated supporters' group that creates an intimidating atmosphere at home. Indy Eleven has successfully established itself as a cornerstone of the professional sports landscape in Indianapolis.