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Chris Branscome Elected Commissioner on U.S. Soccer Youth Council 

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We are proud to share that our CEO, Chris Branscome, has been elected to serve as Commissioner of the U.S. Soccer Youth Council. This national leadership role represents a significant opportunity to help guide the vision and priorities for youth soccer across the country.  

As Commissioner, Chris will work closely with U.S. Soccer and member organizations to strengthen programs, support player development, and advocate for the needs of the youth soccer community at every level.  

We congratulate Chris on this achievement and look forward to the positive impact he will make in shaping the future of youth soccer in the United States.  

USWNT Returns to Subaru Park this Fall

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The U.S. Women’s National Team is heading back to Chester! On October 23, Subaru Park will once again host one of the most decorated teams in the world as the USWNT returns for an exciting fall matchup.

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Don’t miss your chance to see the stars of the U.S. Women’s National Team live in action this October at Subaru Park.

Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Announces Multi-Year Partnership with Rothman Orthopaedics 

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Official Orthopedic Partner to Provide Expert Care, Support Statewide Programs, and Promote Athlete Wellness 

July 29, 2025 – Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer is proud to announce a new multi-year partnership with Rothman Orthopaedics, naming the renowned practice as the Official Orthopedic Partner of Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer.

As part of the agreement, Rothman Orthopaedics will offer its Fast Scheduler Program to the Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer community — including athletes, staff, families, and friends — ensuring priority access to world-class orthopedic care. The partnership is designed to support the health, safety, and performance of youth athletes across their shared regions. 

In addition to being the official orthopedic provider, Rothman Orthopaedics will also be an official partner of the Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer State Cups and the Olympic Development Program (ODP), two of the organization’s most prestigious initiatives. Rothman’s involvement will help ensure young athletes at every level receive the support they need to train and compete safely. 

“This partnership brings together two leaders, one in youth soccer and one in sports medicine,” said Chris Branscome, Chief Executive Officer at Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer. “Rothman Orthopaedics’ commitment to player wellness aligns perfectly with our mission to grow and support our players both on and off the field.” 

Through this partnership, Rothman Orthopaedics will also provide valuable educational resources, sharing expert tips on injury prevention, recovery strategies, and sports nutrition to help players, parents, and coaches keep athletes healthy and performing at their best. 

“We’re excited to partner with Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer and support the next generation of athletes,” said Dr. Alexander Vaccaro, Spine Surgeon and President at Rothman Orthopaedics. “Together, we’ll ensure that players have access not only to outstanding care, but also to the knowledge they need to stay in the game.” 

For more information on Rothman Orthopaedics visit RothmanOrtho.com or visit RothmanOrtho.com/FS to access their Fast Scheduler services! 

Penn FC Claims U19 Girls National Championship as Seven Eastern Pennsylvania Teams Shine at US Youth Soccer National Championships 

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Seven teams from Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer took the field at the 2025 US Youth Soccer National Championships in Orlando, Florida, capping off remarkable seasons by earning a spot on the biggest stage in youth soccer.  

Among the standout performances was Penn FC Youth 2007 F Black (U19 Girls) who made history by capturing the Evelyn Gill/Kathy Zolad Cup.  

The team’s title run was nothing short of thrilling. In the semifinal, both Penn FC and Wisconsin’s Madison 56ers Elite remained scoreless after two overtime periods, but Penn FC came out on top, winning 5-4 in penalty kicks. In the final, they completed a thrilling comeback, erasing a 2-0 deficit to defeat the defending champions MI Rangers FC Elite 3-2 and secure the U19 Girls title.  

Eastern Pennsylvania teams showed determination throughout the week, with YMS 10B Premier United (U15 Boys) making a run to the semifinals for the second straight year before falling in penalty kicks. Eastern Pennsylvania fought hard in challenging group-play matches and competed fiercely against top teams from across the country.  

Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer congratulates all seven teams on an incredible season. Reaching the National Championships is a major achievement, and each team represented the region with determination and pride.  

Below are the full results from the 2025 US Youth Soccer Nationals.  

  • U14 Girls: Hex FC Dominion 11G 2 – 3 The Football Academy 11G Silver (NJ) (NJ) 
  • U15 Boys: YMS 10B Premier United 2 – 0 Indy Premier Elite 64 10B (IN) 
  • U16 Girls: NJ Nationals 09G Elite (NJ) 2 – 0 HEX FC Dominion 09G  
  • U17 Girls: Michigan Tigers Elite 64 08G (MI) 1 – 0  Penn FC Youth 2008 F Black 
  • U18/19 Boys: Raiders FC 2007 (IL) 2 – 2 FC DELCO NAL ’06 
  • U18/19 Boys: HEX FC Dominion 06/07B 2-0 CFYSC 06B Premier (IL) (IL)  
  • 18U/19U Girls: Solar South 06/07G Adames FDL (TX-N) 0 – 1 Penn FC Youth 2007 F Black 
  • U14 Girls: Hex FC Dominion 11G 2-0 St. Croix 11G Academy NL  
  • U15 Boys: YMS 10B Premier United 1-1 Team Challenger FC B10 Black  
  • U16 Girls: HEX FC Dominion 09G 0-5 Rebel Elite 09 Black  
  • U17 Girls: WIUFC Elite 64 08G 4-1 Penn FC Youth 2008 F Black 
  • U18/19 Boys: Azzurri Storm Elite 64 07B 0-3 FC DELCO NAL ’06  
  • U18/19 Boys: HEX FC Dominion 06/07B 1-2 Ohio Galaxies FC Elite 64 06/07B 
  • U18/19 Girls: Cook Inlet SC Elite 64 06G 2-0 Penn FC Youth 2007 F Black 
  • U14 Girls: NWI Lions United 2011G Yellow (IN SC) (IN) 1 – 1 Hex FC Dominion 11G 
  • U15 Boys: 10 (15U) CVFC Wolfsburg (NC) (NC) 0 – 1 YMS 10B Premier United 
  • U16 Girls: Solar South 09G Naizer FDL (TX-N) (TXN) 3 – 2 HEX FC Dominion 09G  
  • U17 Girls: Penn FC Youth 2008 F Black 3 – 1 CDA Slammers Elite 64 08G (CA-S) (CAS) 
  • U18/19 Boys: FC DELCO NAL ’06 1 – 3 Alliance Fire 06/07B (IN) (IN) 
  • U18/19 Boys: KCL Academy 06/07 (KS) (KS) 0 – 1 HEX FC Dominion 06/07B 
  • U18/19 Girls: Penn FC Youth 2007 F Black 4 – 0 FW United Elite 64 06/07G (IN) (IN) 
  • U15 Boys: Tuzos Tucson Academy 10B E64 (AZ) (AZ) 3-3 PKs: 3-1 YMS 10B Premier United 
  • U18/19 Girls: Madison 56ers Elite 64 06/07G (WI) 0 – 0 PKs: 4 – 5 Penn FC Youth 2007 F Black 
  • U18/19 Girls: MI Rangers FC Elite 64 06/07G (MI) 2 – 3 Penn FC Youth 2007 F Black 

Penn FC Youth 2007 Black to play in U19 Girls USYS National Championship Final

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Penn FC Youth 2007 Black is competing for the Evelyn Gill/Kathy Zolad Cup in the National Championship Final today at 10:30 AM, with the match airing live on ESPNU. The team earned its spot with a strong showing in group play, followed by an intense semifinal match. After a hard-fought game going into overtime, Penn FC clinched its place in the finals in a thrilling round of PKs. This appearance marks a major accomplishment for the team and a proud moment for Penn FC Youth. Tune in to ESPNU to cheer Eastern Pennsylvania on and bring home the gold!

Seven Eastern Pennsylvania Teams Head to USYS National Championships 

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Seven teams will represent Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer at the 2025 US Youth Soccer National Championships in Orlando, Florida from July 23-28. These teams earned their place on the national stage through dominant runs at the state, regional, and league levels, and now they’ll face off against the best teams in the country in the most prestigious youth soccer championship.  

HEX FC Dominion 11G (14U Girls)  
HEX FC Dominion 11G, one of four National League qualifiers from Eastern Pennsylvania, reached the final of the 2025 State Cup and will look to carry that momentum into Nationals.  

YMS 10B Premier United (15U Boys)  
YMS 10B Premier United returns to Nationals for the second straight year, looking to build on its 2024 semifinal appearance. The 2025 State Cup champions and National League qualifiers were also State Cup finalists in 2023 and will look to continue their upward trajectory on the national stage. 

HEX FC Dominion 09G (16U Girls)  
HEX FC Dominion 09G, also National League qualifiers, were finalists in the 2025 State Cup and bring both momentum, grit, and consistency to the national tournament.  

Penn FC Youth 2008 F Black (17U Girls) 
Penn FC Youth 2008 F Black head to Orlando as both Eastern Regional Champions and 2025 State Cup finalists. The team’s consistent high-level performance this year makes them as a strong contender.  

FC DELCO NAL ’06 (18/19U Boys)  
FC DELCO NAL ‘06 completed a dominant run through three major competitions, winning the State Cup, Eastern Regionals, and the NAL National Championship. The last FC DELCO team to win the McGuire Cup, which celebrates its 90th anniversary this year, was in 2003.

HEX FC Dominion 06/07B (18/19U Boys)  
HEX FC Dominion is led by legendary coach Mike Gorni, who returns to Nationals after winning the McGuire Cup in 2019. Gorni’s resume includes five national titles, 42 state championships, and 26 years of experience with the Olympic Development Program. With his leadership, the National League qualifiers are a team to watch this week.  

Penn FC Youth 2007 F Black (18/19U Girls) 
Penn FC Youth 2007 F Black is having an historic season, capturing the 2025 State Cup and Eastern Regional titles. No girls U19 team from Eastern Pennsylvania has ever won a national championship, and only one U18 team has done so. This group has the potential to make history.

Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer is proud to have these seven outstanding teams representing our state on the national stage. Each earned their place at Nationals through hard work and consistent excellence and now they’re ready to compete with the very best.  

Christian Pulisic Wins Best Soccer Player at 2025 ESPY Awards, Alex Morgan Honored with Icon Award 

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U.S. Soccer was well represented at the 2025 ESPY Awards, with Christian Pulisic and Alex Morgan taking home awards.

Pulisic, a native of Hershey, Pennsylvania and a former Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer player, was named Best Soccer Player after a standout year with AC Milan and the U.S. Men’s National Team.  

Former U.S. Women’s National Team star Alex Morgan received the Icon Award, recognizing her legendary career and impact on and off the field. Morgan was honored alongside WNBA great Diana Taurasi.  

Pulisic’s win is a proud moment for Eastern Pennsylvania, where his soccer journey began.

Celebrating Title IX and the Legacy of the U.S. Women’s National Team

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This week marks the 53rd anniversary of Title IX, a transformative piece of legislation that opened countless doors for women and girls in sports. In honor of National Women’s Sports Week, U.S. Soccer is celebrating the progress made, the leaders who continue to drive change, and the future that’s still being built.

For decades, the USWNT has inspired millions with their excellence on the field and leadership off it. From World Cup victories to the fight for equity, their impact has shaped the game at every level.

With Emma Hayes now leading as head coach, a new era is underway. Her leadership brings a fresh vision rooted in empathy, culture, and the belief that building strong women’s teams starts with strong women.

Fans can explore that vision with Hayes’ new book, A Completely Different Game, which dives into what it takes to lead, coach, and grow the game.

Want to watch the team in action? The USWNT faces Ireland on June 26 at 7 P.M. at DICK’S Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, CO and again on June 29 at 3 P.M. at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, OH. On July 2, they6 take on Canada in the Allstate Continental Clásico at 7:30 P.M. at Audi Field in Washington D.C.

Seven Eastern Pennsylvania Teams Win Big at the 2025 Eastern Presidents Cup 

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Seven teams from Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer claimed regional titles at the 2025 Eastern Presidents Cup, punching their tickets to the National Presidents Cup this July in Tampa, Florida.  

Facing tough competition from across the East Region, these teams showed composure, discipline, and quality throughout the five-day tournament. Their performances not only earned them hardware but also highlighted the strength and depth of talent coming out of Eastern Pennsylvania.  

Here’s a closer look at the teams that brought home the titles: 

Penn Fusion Soccer Academy Regional Elite 2013 (U12 Girls) 
Penn Fusion’s U12 girls put on a masterclass all weekend, going undefeated and outscoring opponents 16-1 over five matches. Their run included four clean sheets, and they closed it out with a dominant 4-0 performance in the final to capture the region’s youngest title.  

Steel United PA 11B Elite (U14 Boys) 
Steel United powered through the U14 division with grit and consistency, finishing the tournament 4-0-1. After a strong showing in group play, they edged out Shenandoah Valley in a dramatic shootout to secure the title.  

Huntingdon Valley AA Stingers 2010 (U15 Boys) 
HVAA’s U15 boys turned in a complete performance during the weekend, finishing 4-0-1 and closing with a decisive 3-0 win in the final. Along the way, they earned wins over top teams from Virginia, Maryland, and New Jersey, scoring 11 goals and conceding just three.  

Keystone FC Premier 09G (U16 Girls) 
Keystone’s U16 girls were dominant from start to finish, finishing the tournament 5-0 while scoring 17 goals. They shut out four of their five opponents, including FC Berna Legacy in the final, showcasing one of the strongest backlines in the event.  

Vereinigung Erzgebirge SC VE Mountaineers (U18 Boys) 
The Mountaineers built momentum with each match, finishing the Eastern Presidents Cup 3-0-1. After strong group stage wins, they outlasted State College 2-1 in the final to bring home the U18 boys crown.  

Carlisle Area Youth Soccer Cannons 07/08G (U18 Girls) 
Carlisle’s U18 girls left no doubt in their title run. The Cannons went undefeated with three wins, all of which were shutouts. Their scoring depth and defensive discipline made them a force in every match, outscoring opponents 11-0.  

Lower Merion SC 007’s (U19 Boys) 
LMSC dominated every step of the way, finishing a perfect 5-0 with an incredible 20-1 goal differential. The 007’s recorded four clean sheets and delivered a commanding 5-0 win in the final to cap off a flawless run in the oldest age group.  

With seven championship titles and ten total teams advancing, Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer will be well-represented at the National Presidents Cup this July. From dominant runs to hard-fought battles, each advancing team earned their place on the national stage and showcased strength, depth, and determination that define youth soccer in Eastern Pennsylvania.  

Complete list of scores from the Eastern Presidents Cup: 

  • U12 Boys: Philadelphia SC Coppa 13s Black 0-2 Coppermine Soccer Club Coppermine SC Boys 2013 Academy 1 (MD) 
  • U12 Girls: South Windsor Soccer Club South Windsor U12G Maroon 0-3 Penn Fusion Soccer Academy Regional Elite 2013 
  • U13 Boys: Phoenixville Area SC U13 Boys 2012 Black 1-1 Bethesda SC Bethesda Royal 2012 
  • U13 Girls: St. Mary’s Soccer SMS 2012 Girls Premier 0-2 North Union United SC NUU 12F Strikers 
  • U14 Boys: Meriden Soccer Club Meriden U14 Boys 0-1 Steel United PA 11B Elite 
  • U14 Girls: Old Bridge Soccer Club Thunder 3-1 Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Union 2011 
  • U15 Boys: East Greenwich SA Kingsway Premier 2010 Boys 2-2 Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Stingers 2010 
  • U15 Girls: Anthracite FC 2010 AFC Lyon 1-0 Freedom Soccer Club FSC G2010 Stars 
  • U16 Boys: The Player Progression Academy PPA 2009 Blue Boys 0-2 FC Montco Legends 
  • U16 Girls: Great Falls Reston Soccer Club GFRSC 09G White 0-3 Keystone FC Premier 09G 
  • U16 Girls: BVB International Academy – Pittsburgh BVB International Academy Pittsburgh 09G Premier 1-0 Super Nova FC Super Nova FC 09G 
  • U17 Boys: Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA sting 2008 2-1 FC Alliance FC Alliance 2008B 
  • U17 Girls: Century United Soccer Century United G2008 Red (PAW) 2-1 Lancaster Elite Lancaster Elite FC 2008 Girls 
  • U19 Boys: EPIC SC EPIC SC 2006/07 Boys 0-4 Lower Merion SC LMSC 007’s 
  • U12 Boys: Arlington Soccer Association Arlington SA 2013B Red 6-0 Philadelphia SC Coppa 13s Black 
  • U12 Girls: Penn Fusion Soccer Academy Regional Elite 2013 2-0 SAC/BA SAC Girls 2013 – Premier Blue 
  • U13 Boys: FC Alliance FC Alliance 2012B 1-3 Phoenixville Area SC U13 Boys 2012 Black 
  • U13 Girls: North Union United SC NUU 12 F Strikers 0-0 North Haven Soccer Club North Haven U13 Girls Heat 
  • U14 Boys: Steel United PA 11B Elite 0-0 The Football Academy NJ The FA 2011 Boys Gold 
  • U14 Girls: Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Union 2011 4-0 Baltimore Union Soccer Club Elite 11G 
  • U15 Boys: Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Stingers 2010 3-1 Thunder SC of Howard County TSC Napoli 
  • U15 Girls: Arlington Soccer Association Arlington SA 2010G White 1-1 Anthracite FC 2010G AFC Lyon 
  • U16 Boys: FC North Montco Legends 2-1 Beadling SC Beadling SCS 2009 Boys White  
  • U16 Girls: Keystone FC Premier 09G 6-0 Allegheny Force FC AFFC Girls 2009 
  • U16 Girls: Super Nova FC Super Nova FC ’09G 5-4 Square One Sports SOS 2009 Girls 
  • U17 Boys: Arlington Soccer Association Arlington SA 2008B White (U17) 1-2 Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Sting 2008 
  • U17 Girls: Lancaster Elite Lancaster Elite FC 2008 Girls 4-2 BVB International Academy – Pittsburgh BVB International Academy Pittsburgh 08G Premier 
  • U18 Boys: Vereinigung Erzebirge SC VE Mountaineers 2-1 Montgomery Soccer (MSI) MSI 2007/2008 Boys Gold 
  • U18 Girls: Carlisle Area Youth Soccer Cannons 07/08G 5-0 Coppermine Soccer Club Coppermine SC Girls 2007/2008 Pre-GA 
  • U19 Boys: Lower Merion SC LMSC 007’s 5-0 NJ Stallions NJ Stallions 06/07 Sevilla EDP 
  • U19 Girls: Towamencin Youth Assn Towamencin Tornadoes 1-0 Alliance Soccer Club 2006/07 Hurricanes 
  • U12 Boys: Steel City FC Steel City FC Metro 2013B Blue 1-2 Philadelphia SC Coppa 13’s Black 
  • U12 Girls: Penn Fusion Soccer Academy Regional Elite 2013 3-1 Middletown SC Spirit Red  
  • U13 Boys: Phoenixville Area SC U13 Boys 2012 Black 2-1 SPFSC EP3 2012B Blue Pre-USYS 
  • U13 Girls: North Union United SC NUU 12 F Strikers 4-1 West Virginia Futbol Club WVFC 2012 Girls – Black 
  • U14 Boys: Steel United PA 11B Elite 5-0 Century United Soccer Century United Boys 2011 Red 
  • U14 Girls: Allegheny Force FC AFFC 2011 Girls Black 1-1 Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Union 2011 
  • U15 Boys: Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Stingers 2010 2-0 Virginia United FC Virginia United ECNL-RL B2010 
  • U15 Girls: Anthracite FC 1010 AFC Lyon 3-0 Centre SA CSA Thorns G2010 
  • U16 Boys: FC Montco Legends 1-2 Monmouth United Soccer MUSC 2009 Boys Premier 
  • U16 Girls: FC Berna Legacy Legacy 09 Girls Gold 0-3 Keystone FC Premier 09G  
  • U16 Girls: Super Nova FC Super Nova FC ‘09G 5-0 Coppermine Soccer Club Coppermine SC Girls 2009 Pre-GA 
  • U17 Boys: Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Sting 2008 2-0 West Virginia Futbol Club WVFC 2008 Boys – Black 
  • U17 Girls: Arlington Soccer Association Arlington SA 2008G White 0-0 Lancaster Elite Lancaster Elite FC 2008 Girls 
  • U18 Boys: Square One Sports SOS 2007 Boys 0-3 Vereinigung Erzebirge SC VE Mountaineers 
  • U19 Boys: Culpeper Soccer Club Culpeper SC 2006 Boys 1-2 Lower Merion SC LMSC 007’s 
  • U19 Girls: Lee-Mt. Vernon Sports Club LMVSC 2006-07 Girls Red 0–0 Towamencin Youth Assn Towamencin Tornadoes  
  • U12 Girls: Penn Fusion Soccer Academy Regional Elite 2013 4–0 Beadling SC Beadling 2013 Girls South White 
  • U13 Boys: Stamford FC Stamford FC Boys 2012 Premier 4-1 Phoenixville Area SC U13 Boys 2012 Black 
  • U13 Girls: North Union United SC NUU 12F Strikers 1–1 (5–6) Virginia United FC Virginia United ECNL-RL G2012 
  • U14 Boys: Steel United PA Steel United 11B Elite 2 – 1 World Class Premier WCP 2011 Boys Blue 
  • U14 Girls: Naugatuck Youth Soccer Naugatuck U14G 3-0 Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Union 2011 
  • U15 Boys: Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Stingers 2010 1-0 Square One Sports SOS 2010-2011 Boys 
  • U15 Girls: Anthracite FC 2010G AFC Lyon 2–2 (2-4) Arlington Soccer Association Arlington SA 2010G White (VA) 
  • U16 Boys: FC Montco Legends 2-0 Rosevelt Soccer Club 2009 Boys 
  • U16 Girls: Keystone FC Premier 09G 2-1 Super Nova FC Super Nova FC ’09G 
  • U17 Boys: Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Sting 2008 3-2 FC Alliance FC Alliance 2008B 
  • U17 Girls: Century United Soccer Century United G2008 Red 1-2 Lancaster Elite Lancaster Elite FC 2008 Girls  
  • U18 Boys: Celtic SC State College Celtic 07 0-0 Vereinigung Erzgebirge SC VE MOUNTAINEERS  
  • U18 Girls: Penn United Soccer Academy Kicks 2007/08 0-3 Carlisle Area Youth Soccer Cannons 07/08G  
  • U19 Boys: Lower Merion SC LMSC 007’s 4-0 Potomac Soccer Association Potomac Black 07/06B 
  • U19 Girls: RUSA FC RUSA G2006 BLUE 0-1 Towamencin Youth Assn Towamencin Tornadoes  
  • U12 Girls: Middletown SC Spirit Red 0-4 Penn Fusion Soccer Academy Regional Elite 2013  
  • U14 Boys: Shenandoah Valley United Inc 2011 SVU Boys Navy 3-3 (3-4) Steel United PA Steel United 11B Elite  
  • U15 Boys: Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Stingers 2010 3-0 SAC/BA SAC Boys 2010 – United Blue 
  • U16 Boys: FC Montco Legends 0-2 Beadling SC Beadling SCS 2009 Boys White 
  • U16 Girls: Keystone FC Premier 09G 3-0 FC Berna Legacy Legacy 09 Girls Gold  
  • U17 Boys: Ocean Township United SA OTUSA 2008B Warriors Red 6-1 Huntingdon Valley AA HVAA Sting 2008  
  • U17 Girls: Torpedoes SC Torpedoes GU17 Red 2-1 Lancaster Elite Lancaster Elite FC 2008 Girls  
  • U18 Boys: Celtic SC State College Celtic 07 1-2 Vereinigung Erzgebirge SC VE MOUNTAINEERS  
  • U18 Girls: Carlisle Area Youth Soccer Cannons 07/08G 3-0 Penn United Soccer Academy Kicks 2007/08  
  • U19 Boys: ALBION SC Delaware B2006 Elite Academy 0-5 Lower Merion SC LMSC 007’s  
  • U19 Girls: Lee-Mt. Vernon Sports Club LMVSC 2006-07 Girls Red 2-1 Towamencin Youth Assn Towamencin Tornadoes