Youth Girls

Virginia State Cup: FC Virginia take Under-15 girls’ crown after tough Herndon test

Until the final of the Under-15s girls’ competition in the Virginia State Cup, FC Virginia United Premier had lived up to their No. 1 seed and swept all before them. However, in the last game against Herndon United, they faced their toughest test yet.

CCL teams highlight Va. State Cup Championships with late-game heroics

There was no shortage of late-game drama and heroics at the 2014 Virginia State Cup U15-U18 Final Four, as four of the eight championship matches were decided by one goal, and two others went all the way to penalty kicks. Teams representing the Club Champions League captured seven titles, several against fellow CCL sides.

Girls champions crowned at 2014 Virginia Youth State Cup

Virginia State Cup: Bright new day as VYSA introduces Virginia Soccer Training Center

The Virginia Youth Soccer Association welcomed 32 State Cup semifinalists from across the state to its new home in the midst of Spotsylvania County's rolling farmland and Civil War-era battlegrounds on Saturday, marking the debut of the long-awaited Virginia Soccer Training Center.

Club Champions League ScrimmageFest features ‘street soccer’ atmosphere for U9s, U10s

The Club Champions League hosted its annual ScrimmageFest at FASA Park on Saturday, where 65 U9 and U10 teams from 11 clubs each enjoyed four matches of free, unstructured play in what many are calling an organized version of “street soccer.”

Virginia State Cup: VYS Strikers U-17s’ Cinderella story reaches its end

FASA renamed Fredericksburg FC as club begins rebranding campaign

The Fredericksburg Area Soccer Association has rebranded as Fredericksburg FC, the first of several institutional changes being announced by the club's new leadership, including a new logo, new staff hires and significant programming updates throughout the organization.

Loudoun, VCU alum Lauryn Hutchinson stars for upstart Trinidad & Tobago WNT

As Trinidad & Tobago made their underdog run to the semifinals of the CONCACAF Women’s Championship, a product of Loudoun Soccer, Dominion High School and Virginia Commonwealth University played a key role for her country.