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US Club Soccer and US Youth Soccer announce details on NPL, National League merger
The organizations will combine their top leagues.
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U.S. Soccer Development Academy East Conference Recap: Week 13
Among several clubs to finish out the USSDA’s first half of the season on a high note this weekend was D.C. United Academy, which saw its U-13/14, U-15/16 and U-17/18 squads each earn wins over Richmond United.
Mid-Atlantic region Thanksgiving tournament overview
November is one of the busiest months for youth soccer tournaments, as many clubs wind down their fall seasons with end-of-season events and high school aged teams seek out additional college showcase opportunities before winter hits on the East Coast. Continue reading for an overview of just some of the tournaments taking place in the lead-up to Thanksgiving.
Super Y League adds 10 new clubs for 2016 season
The Super Y League has announced the addition of 10 new clubs that will begin competition in the 2016 season.
FC Copa Academy adds Michael Lyons to coaching staff
FC Copa Academy has added Michael Lyons to the organization's coaching staff. Lyons joins FC Copa with over 40 years of club coaching experience at the elite level. He has coached collegiately and professionally throughout his career as well.
FC Virginia, Annandale United FC form partnership, join Super-Y League
Two of Northern Virginia’s most competitive clubs have formed a year round partnership to align player development with guidelines recommended by FIFA, with participation in USL’s Super-Y League as a core component.
Schedule announced for US Youth Soccer ODP Boys Florida Interregional
US Youth Soccer has announced the schedule for the annual US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (US Youth Soccer ODP) Boys Florida Interregional, set to take placeDec. 3-7 at Lakewood Ranch High School in Lakewood Ranch, Fla.
Top youth soccer tournaments open doors to qualifiers
The continuous spike in youth travel soccer participation has left the bluebloods of the tournament industry - the Jefferson Cup, CASL Showcase, Bethesda Premier Cup, Disney Soccer Showcase and others - having to turn away hundreds of teams on an annual basis. Rather than becoming increasingly exclusive when capacity based on field space and other factors is reached, many of the nation's top showcase tournaments are opting to be more inclusive by providing teams that may not gain acceptance based solely on résumé an opportunity to play their way in through qualifying events.
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Which Clubs Have The Most Current USMYNT Players? (2024-25)
List of clubs with the most USMYNT players.
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