Kansas City Comets (2010–)

The first couple of seasons saw the Missouri Comets establish themselves in the MISL. They finished third with an 8–12 record in 2010–11, falling to the Milwaukee Wave in three games in the playoffs. In 2011–12 the Comets finished second in the Central Division with a 15–9 record but were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs again by the Milwaukee Wave. The Comets finished 2012–13 in third place with a 13–13 record but made it all the way to the championship series, where the Baltimore Blast swept the series in two games.

In his first season as head coach, Vlatko Andonovski brought the Comets their first championship, defeating the Baltimore Blast in a three-game series in the final season of the MISL. In all four seasons as members of the MISL the Comets reached the playoffs, and won the championship on their fourth playoff appearance. This would be the final MISL championship.

After the 2013–2014 season, the team announced that it was leaving the MISL along with five other teams and join the MASL.[4] In the debut season of the MASL in 2014–15 the Comets went undefeated with a 20–0 record, ending the regular season with a league-best 239 goals and a +149 goal differential, but were swept by the Baltimore Blast in the second round of the playoffs. The Comets won the following season's Central Division with a 17–3 record before falling once again to the Baltimore Blast in the postseason.

Before the 2016–17 season, the team announced that they would be rebranded as the Kansas City Comets.[5] As Goran Karodzov took the reins as head coach, the Comets still managed to finish second in the Central with a 15–5 record before the Milwaukee Wave swept the first series in the playoffs. Following the 2016–17 season, the organization's future was in limbo.

With player turnover and the return of Kim Røntved as head coach, the Comets ended the 2017–18 season with a 7–12 record and missed the playoffs for the first time in franchise history. Røntved and the Comets returned in 2018–19 with greater improvements and the return of several veterans alongside former owner Brian Budzinski. In 2018–19 they returned to the playoffs with a 13–11 record in the South Central Division before being swept by the Milwaukee Wave in two games in the first round of the playoffs. Kansas City faced some inconsistent results throughout 2019–20 and were eliminated from playoff contention before the season was abandoned due to COVID-19, ending the season with a 10–11 record.

The Comets organization persevered throughout the COVID-19 pandemic to help host the first-ever MASL all-star game in December 2020. After the all-star game, the Comets claimed the first inaugural Central Cup championship with wins over the Dallas Sidekicks, St. Louis Ambush and Wichita Wings.

• MISL Champions: 2013–14
• Central Division Champions: 2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2021-22
• Central Cup Champions: 2020,[6] 2021

Regular Season

• Appearances: Leo Gibson (213)
• Points: Leo Gibson (504)
• Goals: Leo Gibson (259)
• Assists: Leo Gibson (245)
• Wins: Danny Waltman (63)
• Saves: Danny Waltman (1,351)

Postseason

• Appearances: Vahid Assadpour (34)
• Points: Leo Gibson (40)
• Goals: Leo Gibson (27)
• Assists: John Sosa (17)
• Wins: Danny Waltman (5)
• Saves: Danny Waltman (172)

Total

• Appearances: Leo Gibson (243)
• Points: Leo Gibson (544)
• Goals: Leo Gibson (286)
• Assists: Leo Gibson (258)
• Wins: Danny Waltman (68)
• Saves: Danny Waltman (1,523)

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  BRA Nicolau Neto 3 DF  USA Ray Lee 5 FW  JAM Ramone Palmer 6 MF  USA Chase Bromstedt 7 MF  BRA Lucas Sousa 8 FW  BRA Felipe Abreu 10 DF  LES Lesia Thetsane 11 MF  USA Nick McDonald 13 DF  USA Richard Schmermund 14 FW  LBR Leo Gibson 16 MF  USA Henry Ramirez

No. Pos. Nation Player 18 FW  USA Mike Da-Silva 19 DF  COL John Sosa 20 MF  MEX Eduardo Alonso Alejo 21 MF  ESP Adrian Gutierrez Llorente 23 DF  CHI Ignacio Flores 24 DF  CHI Mirko Sandivari 26 FW  BRA Rian Marques 27 MF  USA Ali Sodal 28 GK  USA Steven Tekesky 32 GK  USA Josue Mazon 33 DF  LBR James Togbah 50 MF  JAM Odaine Sinclair

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 4 MF  LES Mako Makoanyane 9 FW  ENG Junior Kazeem 12 MF  MEX Benji Monreal

No. Pos. Nation Player 30 MF  MNE Milos Vucic 31 MF  BRA Christian Anderaos