The NPSL is officially affiliated to the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA) and qualifies for the U.S. Open Cup.

[citation needed] The Revolution qualified for the 2012 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, defeating PDL side Mississippi Brilla on May 15, 2012, on a header goal scored by Hailob Habtom in extra time.

The Revolution would again qualify for the Open Cup in 2013 and see a rematch against second division state rivals, Atlanta Silverbacks, losing 3–2.

The move generated excitement in the local community and brought many more high quality players to the squad.

In addition, the Revs Reserves were formed to play in the Atlanta District Amateur Soccer League as a way to develop talent in the local area.

During the 2018 season, the Revs Senior Team's home matches were played at Warhawks Stadium at Henry County High School.

The team competed in the 2019 NPSL summer season, where the club finished 3-1-6 and 5th in the southeast conference, just missing out on the playoffs.

On September 21, the reserves team began its US open cup journey away at ATLetic FC in Sandy Springs, Georgia.

They went on to win both conference playoff games, defeating LSA on PKs and Georgia Storm 2–1 in the final.

2022 saw the Revs return to the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup, losing a highly contested match to Southern States of the NPSL in Hattiesburg, MS in the first round.

The team had another strong performance in NPSL play, earning second place in the Southeast Conference but fell to North Alabama SC 0–1 in the playoffs.

Paying homage to the history of the team, the new crest keeps the familiar Eagle's Head and patriotic red, white, and blue colors.

In the first game ever between the teams, a Revs defender was issued a red card in the first 10 minutes for a hard foul against a Storm player and the rivalry began.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply.

Based on the success of the previous year, the Revs U23 Team was created to compete in DIV II of the ADASL.

Standout forward Steeve Selso Saint-Duc signed with Los Angeles FC mid-ADASL season.

The season was very successful with the Revs Reserves winning the ADASL Championship and entering the 2020 the US Open Cup Qualifiers.

Second year returner Clayton Adams signed with Austin Bold FC mid-ADASL season.

NPSL Players of the Year[14][15] All-Time Senior Team Statistical Leaders[16][17] Aaron Whitten - 7 Callum Schorah - 7