Tournaments

U.S. Marines support PWSI’s Toys for Tots

Fans, parents and players attend Prince William Soccer, Inc.'s Toys for Tots Tournament for one big reason: to pass some wonderful time watching and playing the world's game. But while many may be concerned with standings, goals and assists, there is a much bigger battle going on that always transcends them.

Latino community makes strong showing at PWSI Toys for Tots tournament

As the 2012 PWSI Toys for Tots tournament kicked off in Prince William County, Va. on Saturday, fans braved rainy conditions to cheer on exciting preseason soccer on the fields. But aside from the scores and statistics, there was another story taking place, as the region's growing Hispanic community was reflected in the diversity found on the fields and sidelines.

Toys For Tots tourney offers vital pre-season test, supports good cause

The Washington, D.C. area soccer scene is usually a hive of activity as clubs, players, officials and many others ramp up for the fall season, and few are busier at the moment than Northern Virginia heavyweights Prince William Soccer, Inc., whose Toys For Tots tournament will help more than 200 teams tune up for the fall campaign when it kicks off this Saturday.

Champions crowned at McDonogh/Pipeline Summer Classic

9th annual SYA Cardinal Cup to feature more than 150 teams

The 9th annual SYA Cardinal Cup will feature more than 150 boys' and girls' teams as it takes the field this weekend in the Centreville/Clifton area of northern Virginia.

Teams hit Virginia Beach for 2012 Sun Cup Tournament

Nearly 200 boys' and girls' teams will descend upon Virginia Beach this weekend for Beach FC's 2012 Sun Cup Tournament.

U.S. Youth Soccer trying something new with Presidents Cup

The National Presidents Cup, formerly known as the Directors Cup, serves one main purpose on the youth soccer circuit. Developed and run by U.S. Youth Soccer, it's a national event that allows some of the more ambitious, up-and-coming teams in the nation to do battle.

Gulati: U.S. Women would split $1.5 million bonus for gold medal win over Japan

Should they defeat defending world champions Japan in the Olympic women’s soccer final in London on Thursday, the U.S. Women’s National Team could earn more – much more – than just pride, joy and a gold medal.