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US Youth Soccer Region II Midwest Championships kick off in Fox Cities, Wisc.

The 2015 US Youth Soccer Region II (Midwest) Championships kicked off Saturday at USA Youth Sports Complex and Southwest Park in Fox Cities, Wis. Teams comprised of state champions, US Youth Soccer Midwest Regional League champions, and select wildcards, commenced day one with hopes of advancing to knockout rounds, and ultimately earning a berth to the 2015 US Youth Soccer National Championships in Tulsa, Okla.

Champions crowned at US Club Soccer Ohio State Cup

US Youth Soccer Region III Championships kick off in North Little Rock, Ark.

Nearly 200 teams, including six defending regional champions, kicked off the 2015 US Youth Soccer Region III (South) Championships Friday at the Burns Park Soccer Complex in North Little Rock, Ark., in addition to various locations throughout the area.

Four clubs to represent South Atlantic Premier League at NPL Finals

Eight teams from four different clubs qualified for the 2015 NPL Finals after strong South Atlantic Premier League regular season performances.

Roanoke Star SC announces new college commitments, award winners

Roanoke Star SC has announced 21 players that will be taking their talents to the college level, along with a host of high school award-winning coaches and players.

West Islip Alliance wins shootout to take U-10 Boys Arch Capital Group Cup

After regulation and two overtimes remained scoreless, the West Islip Alliance topped Smithtown Explosion, 4-2, in the shootout to win the Boys-Under-10 Arch Capital Group Cup.

Inaugural edition of Embassy Cup kicks off Friday at Maryland SoccerPlex

Bethesda Soccer Club and the Maryland SoccerPlex are hosting the first running of the Embassy Cup, a new tournament which will serve as a qualifier for the prestigious Generation Adidas Bethesda Premier Cup.

11 Virginia High School League state soccer champions crowned

With the end of another school year, the Virginia High School League crowned eleven soccer champions just days before most of the star players on those teams graduate.