2015 US Youth Soccer National Championships on The Road
America’s top youth soccer players to descend on Mohawk Soccer Complex, Barboursville, W.V., Fox Cities, Wisc., North Little Rock, Ark., and Boise, Idaho to host Regional Championships
US Youth Soccer just announced the dates and locations for the Regional and National Championships of the 2015 US Youth Soccer National Championship Series, the country’s oldest and most prestigious national youth soccer tournament. After another banner year in 2014, the 2015 US Youth Soccer National Championships will be held at the Mohawk Soccer Complex in Tulsa, Oklahoma. America’s top youth players and coaches will now set their goals and know their travel plans to compete at these prestigious soccer events.
“We are excited to host the 2015 US Youth Soccer National Championships in Tulsa, Okla., and look forward to working with the Oklahoma Soccer Association and the complex staff,” said John Sutter, President of US Youth Soccer. “Each year, more than 10,000 teams play in our National Championship Series as teams test their development and skill; earning their way from state to regional events, with the ultimate goal of earning a ticket to the US Youth Soccer National Championships. The event continues to get better each year, and we expect Tulsa to help make the 2015 National Championships a great experience for the players.”
The US Youth Soccer National Championships will consist of US Youth Soccer Regional Champions in the Under-13 through Under-19 Boys and Girls age groups as well as the US Youth Soccer National League qualifiers in the Under-14 through Under-18 Boys and Girls age groups to complete the field of 96 teams.
Each year brings about new challenges and highlights the motivation and commitment of these youth as they continue pursuing their dreams of being one of the best youth soccer teams in the United States. The National Championships are the final stage of the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series and open to any US Youth Soccer member. The U.S. Soccer Federation initiated the open youth championships with the James P. McGuire Cup, the oldest trophy in youth sport, (Under-19 Boys) in 1935 and the tradition continues in 2015 with the McGuire Cup’s 80th anniversary.
Annually, the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series provides the nation’s top collegiate coaches with the premier stage to identify and scout the most coveted players in the country. In 2014, more than 700 coaches attended the US Youth Soccer Regional and National Championships.
2015 US Youth Soccer National Championships | Tulsa, Okla.
Mohawk Soccer Complex
Player Luncheon: July 20
Round Robin: July 21-23
Semi Finals: July 25 (U14-U18)
Finals: July 25 (U13 & U19); July 26 (U14-U18)
2015 US Youth Soccer Region I Championships | Barboursville, WV
Barboursville Soccer Complex
Opening Ceremony: June 25
Round Robin: June 26-28
Semis: June 29
Finals: June 30
2015 US Youth Soccer Region II Championships | Fox Cities, WI
USA Youth Sports Complex and Southwest Park
Registration: June 19
Round Robin: June 20-22
Semis: June 23
Finals: June 24
2015 US Youth Soccer Region III Championships | North Little Rock, AR
Burns Park Soccer Complex
Opening Ceremony: June 18
Round Robin: June 19- 21
Quarters: June 22 (U14, U15, U16)
Semis/Quarters: June 23 (Semifinals U13 & U19/ Quarters U17 & U18)
Finals/Semis: June 24 (Finals U13 & U19/ Semis U14-U18)
Finals: June 25 (Finals U14-U18)
2015 US Youth Soccer Region IV Championships | Boise, Idaho
Simplot Sports Complex
Round Robin: June 15-17
Quarters: June 19
Semis: June 20
Finals: June 21
Top players from around the country can set their goals for the National Championship Series for 2015 and plan on packing their cleats for the competition.
