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United Women’s Soccer has distilled itself down to its four finest squads - last year’s UWS Champions, the Michigan Jaguars, will join the New England Mutiny, Santa Clarita Blue Heat, and the hosts FC Buffalo at Robert Rich Sr All-High Stadium in Buffalo, New York for a winner takes all National Finals weekend.
by Joshua Duder
Read MoreLast weekend the WPSL kicked off its 2024 playoffs with 16 of the best teams in the world’s largest women’s soccer league - they are now whittled down to the final four squads! Defending Champions, Charlotte Eagles look to win back-to-back titles, but first they have to get past a resilient FC Pride. The second semifinal sees four time WPSL Champions California Storm taking on red hot Clarkstown Soccer Club in what could prove to be an absolute barn-burner.
by Joshua Duder
Read MoreBrianna and KSC teammate Ayanna Smith recently tried out for Club Atlético Trujillo, a professional women’s soccer team in Peru, and made the team. They will move to Peru for the season and are the first US women to play professional soccer in Peru. In addition to providing training, knowledge, and skill development to the youth of KSC, coaching helped Brianna and Ayanna improve their own individual games and further develop their skills as well.
by Tim Lutz
Read MoreToday, the USL W League announced its first California division, aptly named the NorCal Division. The division will finally be home to the previously announced Oakland Soul and Stockton Cargo. Joining the two clubs are Academica SC, California Storm, Marin FC, The Olympic Club, Pleasanton RAGE, and San Francisco Glens.
by Protagonist Staff
Read More“We play in the NPSL with the men’s and the WPSL with our women’s team. We participated twice in the NISA Independent Cup. Our goal is to get to the third division of pro soccer. Every league has its pro and cons. For us it was always important which league can protect our investment the best, and how is the level of competition.”
Read More“We found that our responsibility to our community is bigger than putting a team on the pitch. We are investing in the women that choose to play for our club. We are investing in our community by bringing a preprofessional women's sport that fans can support and lift up as their own.”
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