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FC Delco logo
Conshohocken, PA

FC DELCO is a nationally recognized youth soccer club based in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. Established in 1982, the club has a long-standing legacy of excellence and a history of producing national champions. FC DELCO offers comprehensive programs for both boys and girls, catering to various age groups. The club prioritizes player development, focusing on creating a fun and challenging environment that inspires creativity, competitiveness, and respect. FC DELCO is committed to making soccer accessible to players who demonstrate ability, desire, and perseverance. The club boasts a strong record of players advancing to collegiate and professional levels. They host several tournaments throughout the year, including the Spirit Kick Off Classic and the FC DELCO Spring Invitational. FC DELCO emphasizes a philosophy of seeing the child first and the player second, fostering holistic growth.

Leagues: MLS Next, ECNL Girls, ECNL RL Girls, ECNL RL Boys, Pre-ECNL Girls, MLS Next 2

FC Europa logo
Devon, PA

FC Europa is a premier youth soccer club operating in the western suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The club was established in 2008 and has grown to include over 55 boys and girls teams. FC Europa serves a wide range of age groups, from U8 through U19, with structured programs including Futures, Academy, 7v7, 9v9, 11v11, and 11v11 Showcase phases, alongside a Goalkeeper Academy. The club is dedicated to holistic player development, emphasizing leadership, personal discipline, good sportsmanship, and teamwork. FC Europa provides a high level of professional technical and tactical training, aiming to support college placement and high school participation. Their teams compete in top competitive leagues such as Boys ECNL Regional, Girls EDP Mid Atlantic, Acela, RL/G1, and CLS. The club utilizes Veo cameras to film games, assisting players in creating highlight videos for college recruitment.

Leagues: ECNL RL Boys

HEX FC logo
Perkasie, PA

HEX FC is a youth soccer organization operating across multiple Eastern Pennsylvania geographic regions, including the Quakertown/Pennsburg area and the Lehigh Valley. The club launched in the fall of 2023, formed by pooling resources from established clubs like PA Dominion and FC Bucks. HEX FC serves a wide range of age groups, offering programs for boys and girls from U9 through U19, including a Youth Academy for U9-U12 players and elite teams for U13-U19. A key distinguishing feature is its focus on providing a highly competitive environment and a clear pathway for players aiming for collegiate soccer. The club offers various levels of play, ensuring every player can develop and achieve their goals. HEX FC teams compete in top-tier competitive leagues, including the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) for both boys and girls, the USYS National League, ECNL Regional League, and EDP. The club boasts a strong record in the USYS National League, with teams earning numerous appearances at National Championships. HEX FC is committed to player development through professional coaching and college mentoring for its advanced players.

Leagues: ECNL Girls, ECNL Boys, ECNL RL Girls, ECNL RL Boys, Pre-ECNL Girls, Pre-ECNL Boys

Lehigh Valley United Rush (LVU Rush) is a youth soccer organization operating in the Lehigh Valley area, with an address in Allentown, PA. It is a joint venture between Lehigh Valley United FC and Pennsylvania Rush Soccer, designed to combine resources for national competition. The club emphasizes a commitment to excellence, offering an unparalleled soccer experience with professional, world-class coaching staff. LVU Rush focuses on developing high-quality players who love the game and respect their peers, while maintaining competitive pricing. The club's boys' teams compete in the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL), and the girls' program currently participates in the ECNL-Regional League (ECNL-RL), with plans to join the Girls Academy (GA) for the 2025/26 season. Additionally, LVU Rush teams compete in USL2, NPL, and WPSL leagues. The organization also engages in community initiatives, including training programs and financial aid, and has a history of developing players who advance to professional levels.

Leagues: ECNL RL Girls, ECNL Boys, ECNL RL Boys, Pre-ECNL Boys, Pre-ECNL Girls, Girls Academy

Penn Fusion SA logo
West Chester, PA

Penn Fusion Soccer Academy (PFSA) is a prominent youth soccer organization primarily operating in Pennsylvania, with a significant presence in West Chester and the surrounding tri-state area. Established around 1989, the club has a long-standing history in player development. PFSA is distinguished by its professional environment, top-tier coaching staff, and an innovative player development structure. A key unique selling point is its strong focus on collegiate player placement, supported by major events like the Penn Fusion Winter Showcase Series, which attracts numerous college coaches annually. The club offers a comprehensive pathway for players, from recreational levels up to elite competition. Penn Fusion teams compete in top competitive leagues and programs, including the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL), ECNL Regional League (ECRL), Elite Development Program (EDP), Acela League, APL, and EPYSA State Cups.

Leagues: ECNL Girls, ECNL Boys, ECNL RL Girls, ECNL RL Boys, Pre-ECNL Girls, Pre-ECNL Boys

The Pittsburgh Riverhounds Academy is a youth soccer organization based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The academy was launched in 2007, building upon the professional club's founding in 1998. It develops approximately 1,300 players aged 3 to 18, offering a skill-driven development system focused on individual player improvement. The curriculum was initially designed in association with Everton F.C. of the English Premier League, emphasizing hard work and resilience. The academy provides a clear pathway for players to advance to the professional team, with notable alumni progressing to collegiate, professional, and US Youth National Team levels. Their top competitive programs include the Riverhounds Development Academy (RDA) and participation in the ECNL league. The club utilizes state-of-the-art facilities and offers year-round training programs open to all players.

Leagues: ECNL Girls, ECNL Boys, ECNL RL Girls, ECNL RL Boys, Pre-ECNL Girls, Pre-ECNL Boys

Steel City FC logo
Pittsburgh, PA

Steel City FC is a prominent youth soccer organization based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, operating across multiple sites including North Huntingdon, Harmar, and Butler/Rochester. The club's youth development roots trace back to the 1980s through its predecessor, Pittsburgh Hotspurs, with the unified entity rebranding as Steel City FC in 2023. It stands out as the first club in Pittsburgh to offer a complete pathway from youth to adult soccer for both men and women. Steel City FC employs a "Phase Model" development approach, providing age-specific curricula focused on technical mastery and tactical decision-making, fostering an expressive, attacking style of play. The club's top competitive programs include the men's team in USL League Two and the women's team in the USL W League. Their youth teams participate in the ECNL Regional League (ECNL RL Boys). The club is committed to long-term player development, guiding athletes from their academy through to collegiate and professional levels.

Leagues: ECNL RL Boys

The Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals Soccer Club, also known as "Tryzub" Philadelphia, is a non-profit organization established in 1950, initially by displaced Ukrainians to preserve their culture and heritage after World War II. The club operates in the Eastern Pennsylvania region, with its facilities located in Horsham, PA, at the Ukrainian American Sport Center. The Ukrainian Nationals have a storied history, particularly in the professional era, winning six American Soccer League championships and four U.S. Open Cups between 1959 and 1970. They were pioneers in U.S. soccer, being the first team to have home games televised and playing in the first regulation indoor soccer game. In the modern era, the club focuses on competitive youth soccer for boys and girls from U8 through U19, offering developmental academies and travel teams. Their youth teams compete in competitive local and regional leagues, including the ECNL, and the club also fields adult teams in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) and Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL). The club's commitment extends to community impact, providing a desirable environment for children to develop their soccer skills.

Leagues: ECNL RL Boys, ECNL Girls, ECNL RL Girls, Pre-ECNL Girls

Yardley Makefield Soccer (YMS) is a prominent youth soccer organization based in the Yardley-Makefield area of Pennsylvania, including Fallsington, Morrisville, and Lower Makefield Township. Established in 1979, YMS has a long-standing history of developing soccer talent. The club is recognized for its "National Champions" status and its consistent success in placing student-athletes on college rosters, with a global professional footprint. YMS emphasizes character, work ethic, and a positive attitude, providing a supportive environment for player development. The club's programs are led by professional YMS trainers and accredited coaching directors, ensuring a high standard of training. YMS offers a comprehensive range of programs, including the YMS Premier Platform for elite, ambitious athletes, and the YMS Travel Platform for competitive play. Their teams participate in top competitive leagues such as the EDP League, US Youth Soccer Mid Atlantic EDP Conference, and have teams competing in ECNL-RL and NL EDP. Additionally, YMS distinguishes itself with a Special Stars program, a volunteer soccer initiative for children and young adults with special needs.

Leagues: ECNL RL Boys, ECNL RL Girls, Pre-ECNL Girls

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