Orlando City SC's founder Kay Rawlins has announced his retirement after 15 years at the helm of the club. Rawlins, who has been instrumental in shaping the team's history, will step down on March 13. During his tenure, Orlando City SC has experienced significant growth and success, including winning the U.S. Open Cup in 2022. Rawlins has been honored to work alongside extraordinary people, including his two sons in the early years. He is grateful to the Wilf family for their stewardship and leadership. Orlando City SC's fans, known for their passion and dedication, have been a constant source of inspiration for Rawlins. He remembers the early days at the Citrus Bowl and the packed houses in 2015 and 2016, where tens of thousands of voices proved that Orlando was a soccer city. Rawlins also recalls the magic of the 2024 Pride season, lifting both the Shield and the Championship. As he steps into his next chapter, Rawlins does so with a heart full of appreciation, proud of what he built and confident in where the team is headed. He will always be part of the Orlando City SC family and looks forward to standing among the fans in the stands, cheering for the club he helped build. Rawlins' retirement marks the end of an era for Orlando City SC, but his legacy will continue to inspire and motivate the team and its fans. The club's future is bright, with a strong foundation and a loyal fan base. Rawlins' impact on the team and the city will be felt for years to come. He has left an indelible mark on the soccer landscape in Orlando, and his contributions will never be forgotten.