Youth Boys

Manhattan PSG emerge as breakout team of US Youth Soccer National Championships

Few teams at the U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships impressed as much as Manhattan SC PSG. The U17 Boys side played a technical, possession-oriented style that wowed onlookers and overwhelmed opponents.

Thirteen Loudoun Soccer players selected to US Youth Soccer Region I player pool for 2014-15 season

Thirteen Loudoun Soccer players have been selected to the US Youth Soccer Region I Pool for the 2014-15 Season.

Baltimore Celtic gets tactical for PKs, wins U16 boys US Youth Soccer National Championship

Penalties was the name of the game in the U16 boys National Championship between Baltimore Celtic 97/98 and Ohio Premier Eagles Green. The match ended 1-1 in regular time, and with nothing going past either keeper in the two extra periods, it was on to PKs.

2014 US Youth Soccer National Champions crowned in Germantown, Md.

PSW: Potomac-area teams Baltimore Celtic 97/98 boys U16 and VSA Heat Blue girls U19 claimed two of the 14 US Youth Soccer National Championship trophies over the weekend at the Maryland SoccerPlex. TSW: Manhattan SC PSG 96 claimed the U17 boys trophy at the US Youth Soccer National Championships in Maryland over the weekend, while PDA came up just short in the U19 boys division in what was an overall strong showing by Tri-State area teams.

First four champions crowned at the 2014 US Youth Soccer National Championships

Q&A with Kieran McCarthy, PDA Harkes U19 Boys goalkeeper

Even after taking a hard collision midway through the first half of the U19 men's final at the US Youth Soccer National Championships, PDA goalkeeper Kieran McCarthy stayed in the game and churned out a solid performance.

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

After long USSDA season, Bethesda-Olney U-18s look back with pride

Way back in August 2013, Bethesda-Olney’s Boys’ Under-18 side started to prepare for their first season in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy (USSDA). Taking their place in the East Conference, the team would face a number of Major League Soccer academy sides and other highly-regarded clubs in league play, and would need to be consistent to secure a playoff berth. But with a 23-2-0 regular-season record, Bethesda-Olney did much more than that.