Tournaments

Bethesda tournament teams up with Claudio Reyna Foundation to gear up less fortunate young players

Between the girls edition last weekend and the boys brackets that kick off on Friday, it’s been a busy stretch for the Bethesda Soccer Club and their Thanksgiving Tournament, featuring just shy of 1,000 Under-9 through U-19 teams taking the pitch in search of glory. But the club is looking out for less fortunate players, too, partnering with the Claudio Reyna Foundation to gather donated soccer gear for underprivileged kids.

Eighteen Capital Fall Classic champs qualify for 2015 Jefferson Cup

NYC Mayor’s Cup: Public schools prove to be ‘Best in the City’

The 2014 NYC Mayor's Cup Soccer All-Star Games brought together the top high school seniors from the Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL), the Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) and the independent schools as they competed for the right to call their league the "Best in the City" on November 15 and 16 at Poly Prep Country Day School in Brooklyn.

Bethesda tournament unfolds with chilly temps, intense matches at girls weekend

GERMANTOWN, Md. – Bethesda Soccer Club welcomed the first half of its biggest-ever field of participants for the Bethesda Thanksgiving Tournament over the weekend, as showcase matches and knockout games played out among hundreds of teams across more than 60 brackets of girls play in the Under-9 through U-19 age groups.

Nine teams qualify for 2015 Jefferson Cup at Capital Fall Classic Girls Weekend

The Capital Fall Classic Girls Weekend wrapped up on Sunday with 34 teams claiming division championships, nine of which have earned automatic acceptance into the 2015 Jefferson Cup by winning Premier Division titles.

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

Nine teams earn early Jefferson Cup bids at Capital Fall Classic Boys Weekend

The 2014 Capital Fall Classic Boys Weekend marked the end of the fall youth soccer season for many of the 250 participating teams, which proved to be a good motivator on Championship Sunday.

Capital Fall Classic: Patrick Henry CC offers recruits a back door to Division I

Player recruiting is a difficult, labor-intensive process for NCAA coaches. But just how different is it for someone who coaches community college soccer and has to completely reshuffle his or her team almost yearly? SoccerWire.com spoke to Enda Crehan, head coach of the Patrick Henry Community College men’s soccer team, about the process at the Capital Fall Classic in Richmond over the weekend.