Tournaments - Girls

2014 Capital Fall Classic: Division races still up in the air after Day One of Girls Weekend

Virginia State Cup: How three of four girls’ champions used ECNL players to win

Three teams out of four that won championships in girls divisions at last weekend’s Virginia State Cup hail from clubs that are also members of the Elite Clubs National League, the selective national girls competition which boasts much of the nation's top talent. Were they violating the spirit of the rules, or merely providing their players with the best possible developmental opportunities?

Virginia State Cup: Loudoun profit in lottery of PKs over BRYC in Under-16 girls’ final

The tension was palpable at the VYSA Virginia Soccer Training Center, as the first game of finals day between Loudoun Soccer and BRYC in the girls’ Under-16s final of the Virginia State Cup ended 0-0 after normal time, and stayed that way after overtime. It took penalties to separate the two sides, with the lottery of spot kicks used to decide the state champion.

Virginia State Cup: FC Virginia take Under-15 girls’ crown after tough Herndon test

Until the final of the Under-15s girls’ competition in the Virginia State Cup, FC Virginia United Premier had lived up to their No. 1 seed and swept all before them. However, in the last game against Herndon United, they faced their toughest test yet.

Virginia State Cup weekend wrap: Upsets, Cinderellas galore among U-16, U-17 girls

Three girls age groups are down to the final four teams in the fall edition of the 2014 Virginia State Cup after a wild weekend of action all over the Commonwealth.

Maryland Rush Girls take UK champions to PK’s in LK Cup in Liverpool, England

The rising U15 Maryland Rush girls soccer team from Annapolis traveled to Liverpool, England from July 28 to Aug. 5 to play in the Liverpool Knowsley Cup soccer tournament.

Virginia well-represented at US Youth Nationals as VSA Heat Blue claim U19 girls title

Farmingdale United Girls U-17 win sixth consecutive State Open Cup

Farmingdale United keeps on rolling. The newly-crowned Region 1 Premier League champions won an amazing sixth consecutive State Open Cup, and seventh overall, by defeating Alleycats White 95. The Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA) Girls-Under-17 title game between Farmingdale, a Long Island Junior Soccer League (LIJSL) team, and the Capital District Youth Soccer League’s (CDYSL) Alleycats was played on Sunday, June 1 at Stringham Park in LaGrange.