The Las Vegas Lights are a professional soccer team competing in the USL Championship, the second tier of the United States soccer pyramid. Based in the entertainment capital of the world, the club plays its home matches at Cashman Field. Founded in 2017, the Lights are known for their vibrant black and gold colors and are owned by Brett Lashbrook. The team was formed to bring professional soccer to the growing Las Vegas market, with its name reflecting the iconic neon glow of the city's famous Strip. While still seeking their first major trophy, the Lights have carved out a reputation for an entertaining and unconventional matchday experience. The modern era has seen the team build around a mix of experienced USL veterans and promising young talent, aiming to climb the Western Conference table. The club's culture is defined by its passionate and growing fan base, known as the "Light Brigade," and a commitment to spectacle that matches its hometown. The Lights continue to be a distinctive and ambitious franchise within the competitive USL landscape.