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MURFREESBORO, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club’s Williamson 2009 Boys Showcase, coached by Jack Theriot, claimed the Tennessee State Soccer Association (TSSA) Fall State Cup Championship on Sunday, defeating Emerald Bayern Munich 2009 Boys 2-1 in the U16 final at Richard Siegel Soccer Complex.

TSC opened the scoring in the 22^nd minute with a rocket from 30 yards out to take a 1-0 lead.  Emerald tied the score in the 37^th minute, but TSC responded just after halftime earning a penalty kick and a 2-1 lead that it would take to the final whistle and celebration.

The victory marks Coach Theriot’s first State Cup title since 2011, when he led the TNFC ’93 Girls to the championship.

“Congratulations to all of our teams who participated in the State cup final this past weekend and very special “well done” to Coach Jack Theriot and his 2009 boys Showcase team who won their first state cup championship,” said U15-U19 Boys Director Sandy Pollock.

In total, four TSC teams advanced to their respective championship matches.  In addition to the 2009 Williamson Boys Showcase championship, the Williamson 2009 Boys NPL team led by Pollock battled to a 1-1 draw through regulation and fell in heartbreaking fashion in a penalty kick shootout.  The Williamson 2014 Boys Showcase was edged in their final match as well as the 2010 Williamson ECNL RL Boys team.

In total, TSC crowned one champion, three finalists, two semi-finalists, and 4 quarterfinalists.

“Overall, we are proud of our performances on the field this fall,” Director of Soccer Stephen Jordan said.  “It was brilliant to see Coach Jack and the boys achieve their goal and lift the trophy.  We are excited as we move into the next phase of the year as the older girls begin their seasons and look forward to continued successes.”

 

State Cup Champions

2009 Williamson Boys Showcase

 

State Cup Finalists

2009 Williamson Boys NPL – Finalists

2010 Boys ECNL RL – Finalists

2014 Williamson Boys Showcase Blue – Finalists

 

State Cup Semifinalists

2014 Williamson Boys Showcase White – Semifinalists

2014 Williamson Girls Showcase LM – Semifinalists

 

State Cup Quarterfinalists

2008 Nashville Boys Showcase – Quarterfinalists

2009 Murfreesboro Boys Showcase – Quarterfinalists

2011 Williamson Boys NPL – Quarterfinalists

2011 Sumner Boys NPL – Quarterfinalists

 

For more results from the 2025 Tennessee Fall State Cup, click here.

 

FRANKLIN, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club’s Music City Invitational soared to new heights this weekend, welcoming a record 282 teams for three days of elite youth soccer competition. The tournament featured 455 total games, officiated by hundreds of referees, and culminated in 44 brackets producing champions and finalists.

“We are proud to say that this was our largest MCI to date,” said TSC Tournament Director Jimmy Drain. “Growing from previous years to 282 teams – including clubs traveling 7+ hours – speaks volumes about the event’s reputation for competitive brackets, professional organization, and Middle Tennessee hospitality.”

The annual event utilized Richard Siegel Soccer Park in Murfreesboro, TN, one of the top soccer facilities in the southeast region.  The event also used Middle Tennessee State University, and Bethesda Sports Park in Thompson Station.

Teams from 63 clubs across 11 different states (FL, NC, TN, KY, AL, GA, OH, IN, IL, MO, AR) made up the tournament field.

The TSC Tournament Series will continue this winter with the Second Annual TSC College Showcase for U15-U19 Boys and Girls, January 23-25, 2026 in Murfreesboro.  College coaches from across the country are expected to attend this premier recruiting opportunity. In addition, TSC will host the Winter Indoor Series in December, January, and February in Franklin and Brentwood.

For more information about the Music City Invitational, TSC College Showcase, and the entire TSC Tournament Series, visit tennesseesoccerclub.org/tournaments.

ATLANTA (Oct. 22, 2025) – The U.S. Under-16 Girls’ National Team will travel to England from Oct. 22-31 for a training camp and games at St. George’s Park, England’s National Training Center, located about 120 miles north of London.

The USA will face its counterparts from England on Oct. 28 and Oct. 31, giving this age group valuable international competition.

All players in this camp were born in 2010 and represent the core of the team that will compete to qualify for the 2027 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup. As this will be Katie Schoepfer’s cycle, and she is currently in Morocco coaching at the 2025 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, Ronnie Woodward will be the head coach for this camp and matches.

This year marks the beginning of FIFA’s annual staging of FIFA U-17 WWC — as opposed to biannually as it was in the past — and the tournament will be held in Morocco for the next five years.

The camp is part of the Federation’s continued focus on the U.S. Way philosophy, which emphasizes increased programming for Youth National Teams to create more opportunities for young players to advance through the pathway to the senior National Team with the goal of representing their country at a world championship.

U.S. U-16 GIRLS’ NATIONAL TEAM (Club; Hometown)

International Training Camp & Matches – Burton upon Trent, England

Goalkeepers (2): Olivia Hasan (Eclipse Select SC; Woodstock, Ill.), Carmen O’Dea (FC Barcelona; Barcelona, Spain)

Defenders (6): Cali Hejduk (Columbus United SC; Westerville, Ohio), Madison Kline (St. Louis Scott Gallagher; Edwardsville, Ill.), Reece Li (San Diego Surf SC; Poway, Calif.), Dorothea Perry (Mountain View Los Altos SC; Mountain View, Calif.), Tilly Shaeffer (Sting Austin; San Antonio, Texas), Carolyn Voss (Minnesota Thunder; Brookly Park, Minn.)

Midfielders (6): Blair Banta (Tophat SC; Atlanta, Ga.), Sarah Ligon (South Carolina Surf SC; Daniel Island, S.C.), Isa Ortiz (Florida United SC; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), Valentina Perrotta (Bethesda SC; Rockville, Md.), Avery Walbruch (La Roca FC; Highland, Utah), Brynlie Ward (FC Dallas; Prosper, Texas)

Forwards (6): Caroline Barrow (Albion Hurricanes FC; Houston, Texas), Kayleigh Cabigon (San Diego Surf SC; San Diego, Calif.), Ella Dietz (Arkansas Rising; Little Rock, Ark.), Pauline Maletz (Virginia Union FC; Alexandria, Va.), Riley Rountree (Eastside FC; Seattle, Wash.), Isabelle York (Tophat SC; Atlanta, Ga.)

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