At TSC, we have a firm commitment to making a difference in the lives of others in our community through our TSC Cares program. Through TSC Cares, we partner with local organizations to collaborate on ways to positively impact our community.
At TSC, we have a firm commitment to making a difference in the lives of others in our community through our TSC Cares program. Through TSC Cares, we partner with local organizations to collaborate on ways to positively impact our community.
October 23, 2025
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.)
September 16, 2025
FRANKLIN, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club (TSC) hosted its annual Battleground Tournament of Champions this past weekend, welcoming more than 4,300 players and 14,000 visitors to the Greater Nashville area and providing a significant boost to the local economy. “The weather and fields were fantastic as we hosted this year’s Battleground Tournament,” said Jimmy Drain, TSC Tournament Director & Events Coordinator. “You could feel the enjoyment from the players in their smiles, as well as from spectators, coaches, and referees. The level of play was very high and led to a successful event. We’re already looking forward to October for the Music City Invitational.” The event featured 322 teams from eight states and 37 soccer organizations, contributing to hotel, restaurant, and retail business throughout the region. In all, 519 games were completed across 44 fields. Matches were hosted at facilities across Williamson County, including the Williamson County Soccer Complex, Franklin Recreation Center, Crockett Park in Brentwood, and Bethesda Sports Park in Thompson’s Station. Teams brought a variety of playing styles and strong competition, creating an outstanding atmosphere for players and fans alike. The Battleground Tournament of Champions is part of the TSC Tournament Series, which will continue next month with the Music City Invitational in Murfreesboro, TN, October 24–26. That event will take place at the Richard Siegel Soccer Park, one of the premier soccer complexes in the region. For more information about TSC tournaments and events, click here .
August 1, 2025
TSC Teams Successful in Presidents Cup, Southern Regionals, and ECNL Postseason
May 26, 2025
MURFREESBORO, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club crowned four 2025 Tennessee Spring State Cup Champions this past weekend in Murfreesboro, TN at the Richard Siegel Soccer Complex. In addition, three other TSC teams finished as finalists in the competition. “We are very proud of all our TSC teams that qualified for State Cup this spring,” Director of Soccer Stephen Jordan said. “Seeing the joy on the faces of the players as they compete and the success they have on the field shows the quality of players and coaches we have at TSC.” In total, TSC teams won six Tennessee State Cup Championships this year as well as six finalist appearances, including both the fall and spring state cup tournaments. In all 52 TSC teams competed in the two tournaments. On Saturday, the TSC Williamson 2009 Girls Showcase started off the celebrations with a 2-0 victory over Chattanooga FC. Sunday brought three more trophy ceremonies led by TSC Murfreesboro 2012 Girls Showcase capping off an incredible year, undefeated in the Mid South Regional League and Tennessee State League. Later in the day, TSC Williamson 2006/07 Girls Showcase and TSC 2011 ECNL RL Girls also tasted victory, both in dramatic penalty shootouts to become state cup champions. In addition to the four champions, three other TSC teams reached the finals. The TSC Sumner 2008 Girls Showcase, TSC Williamson 2012 Girls Showcase, and TSC Williamson 2014 Girls Academy Premier Blue all battled in hard fought games and earned finalist medals. “We are very proud of our players, coaches, and parents for constantly showing why TSC is a wonderful place for a youth soccer experience for all,” said Executive Director Stuart Brown. “It has been a great 2024-25 for our TSC teams and it is not over as teams advance to Regionals and Nationals. We are now in the midst of tryout season and excited about elevating even higher next year.” State Cup Champions TSC Williamson 2006/07 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2009 Girls Showcase TSC 2011 ECNL RL Girls TSC Murfreesboro 2012 Girls Showcase TSC 2009 ECNL RL Boys – Fall State Cup Champions TSC 2010 ECNL RL Boys – Fall State Cup Champions State Cup Finalists TSC Sumner 2008 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2012 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2014 Girls Academy Premier Blue 2008 Sumner Boys Premier – Fall State Cup Finalists 2009 Williamson Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Finalists 2013 Williamson Girls Premier JG – Fall State Cup Finalists State Cup Semifinalists TSC Murfreesboro 2006/07 Girls Showcase TSC Sumner 2006/07 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2007/08 Girls Showcase TSC Murfreesboro 2008/09 Girls Showcase TSC Sumner 2009 Girls Showcase TSC 2010 ECNL RL Girls TSC Murfreesboro 2010 Girls Showcase TSC 2011 ECNL RL Boys TSC Williamson 2011 Girls Elite TSC 2012 ECNL Boys TSC Williamson 2012 Boys Showcase TSC Nashville 2013 Boys Showcase TSC Williamson 2013 Boys Premier Blue TSC Murfreesboro 2014 Boys Academy Premier TSC Williamson 2014 Boys Academy Premier Blue 2006/07 Murfreesboro Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Semifinalists 2007 Williamson Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Semifinalists 2009 Nashville Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Semifinalists 2013 Williamson Girls Showcase – Fall State Cup Semifinalists 2014 Williamson Girls Academy Premier Blue – Fall State Cup Semifinalists State Cup Quarterfinalists TSC Williamson 2009 Girls Premier TSC Williamson 2010 Girls Showcase TSC Sumner 2011 Girls Showcase TSC Sumner 2011/12 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2011 Boys Showcase TSC 2012 ECNL RL Boys TSC 2012 ECNL RL Girls TSC Williamson 2012 Girls Premier TSC 2013 Pre-ECNL Boys TSC 2013 Pre-ECNL Girls 2006 Williamson Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2006/07 Murfreesboro Boys Premier – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2007 Murfreesboro Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2007 Sumner Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2007 Sumner Boys Premier – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2007 Williamson Boys Premier – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2008 Nashville Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2008 Sumner Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2008 Williamson Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2008 Williamson Boys Elite – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2009 Murfreesboro Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists For more results from the 2025 Tennessee Spring State Cup, click here .
October 23, 2025
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.)
September 16, 2025
FRANKLIN, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club (TSC) hosted its annual Battleground Tournament of Champions this past weekend, welcoming more than 4,300 players and 14,000 visitors to the Greater Nashville area and providing a significant boost to the local economy. “The weather and fields were fantastic as we hosted this year’s Battleground Tournament,” said Jimmy Drain, TSC Tournament Director & Events Coordinator. “You could feel the enjoyment from the players in their smiles, as well as from spectators, coaches, and referees. The level of play was very high and led to a successful event. We’re already looking forward to October for the Music City Invitational.” The event featured 322 teams from eight states and 37 soccer organizations, contributing to hotel, restaurant, and retail business throughout the region. In all, 519 games were completed across 44 fields. Matches were hosted at facilities across Williamson County, including the Williamson County Soccer Complex, Franklin Recreation Center, Crockett Park in Brentwood, and Bethesda Sports Park in Thompson’s Station. Teams brought a variety of playing styles and strong competition, creating an outstanding atmosphere for players and fans alike. The Battleground Tournament of Champions is part of the TSC Tournament Series, which will continue next month with the Music City Invitational in Murfreesboro, TN, October 24–26. That event will take place at the Richard Siegel Soccer Park, one of the premier soccer complexes in the region. For more information about TSC tournaments and events, click here .
August 1, 2025
TSC Teams Successful in Presidents Cup, Southern Regionals, and ECNL Postseason
May 26, 2025
MURFREESBORO, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club crowned four 2025 Tennessee Spring State Cup Champions this past weekend in Murfreesboro, TN at the Richard Siegel Soccer Complex. In addition, three other TSC teams finished as finalists in the competition. “We are very proud of all our TSC teams that qualified for State Cup this spring,” Director of Soccer Stephen Jordan said. “Seeing the joy on the faces of the players as they compete and the success they have on the field shows the quality of players and coaches we have at TSC.” In total, TSC teams won six Tennessee State Cup Championships this year as well as six finalist appearances, including both the fall and spring state cup tournaments. In all 52 TSC teams competed in the two tournaments. On Saturday, the TSC Williamson 2009 Girls Showcase started off the celebrations with a 2-0 victory over Chattanooga FC. Sunday brought three more trophy ceremonies led by TSC Murfreesboro 2012 Girls Showcase capping off an incredible year, undefeated in the Mid South Regional League and Tennessee State League. Later in the day, TSC Williamson 2006/07 Girls Showcase and TSC 2011 ECNL RL Girls also tasted victory, both in dramatic penalty shootouts to become state cup champions. In addition to the four champions, three other TSC teams reached the finals. The TSC Sumner 2008 Girls Showcase, TSC Williamson 2012 Girls Showcase, and TSC Williamson 2014 Girls Academy Premier Blue all battled in hard fought games and earned finalist medals. “We are very proud of our players, coaches, and parents for constantly showing why TSC is a wonderful place for a youth soccer experience for all,” said Executive Director Stuart Brown. “It has been a great 2024-25 for our TSC teams and it is not over as teams advance to Regionals and Nationals. We are now in the midst of tryout season and excited about elevating even higher next year.” State Cup Champions TSC Williamson 2006/07 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2009 Girls Showcase TSC 2011 ECNL RL Girls TSC Murfreesboro 2012 Girls Showcase TSC 2009 ECNL RL Boys – Fall State Cup Champions TSC 2010 ECNL RL Boys – Fall State Cup Champions State Cup Finalists TSC Sumner 2008 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2012 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2014 Girls Academy Premier Blue 2008 Sumner Boys Premier – Fall State Cup Finalists 2009 Williamson Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Finalists 2013 Williamson Girls Premier JG – Fall State Cup Finalists State Cup Semifinalists TSC Murfreesboro 2006/07 Girls Showcase TSC Sumner 2006/07 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2007/08 Girls Showcase TSC Murfreesboro 2008/09 Girls Showcase TSC Sumner 2009 Girls Showcase TSC 2010 ECNL RL Girls TSC Murfreesboro 2010 Girls Showcase TSC 2011 ECNL RL Boys TSC Williamson 2011 Girls Elite TSC 2012 ECNL Boys TSC Williamson 2012 Boys Showcase TSC Nashville 2013 Boys Showcase TSC Williamson 2013 Boys Premier Blue TSC Murfreesboro 2014 Boys Academy Premier TSC Williamson 2014 Boys Academy Premier Blue 2006/07 Murfreesboro Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Semifinalists 2007 Williamson Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Semifinalists 2009 Nashville Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Semifinalists 2013 Williamson Girls Showcase – Fall State Cup Semifinalists 2014 Williamson Girls Academy Premier Blue – Fall State Cup Semifinalists State Cup Quarterfinalists TSC Williamson 2009 Girls Premier TSC Williamson 2010 Girls Showcase TSC Sumner 2011 Girls Showcase TSC Sumner 2011/12 Girls Showcase TSC Williamson 2011 Boys Showcase TSC 2012 ECNL RL Boys TSC 2012 ECNL RL Girls TSC Williamson 2012 Girls Premier TSC 2013 Pre-ECNL Boys TSC 2013 Pre-ECNL Girls 2006 Williamson Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2006/07 Murfreesboro Boys Premier – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2007 Murfreesboro Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2007 Sumner Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2007 Sumner Boys Premier – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2007 Williamson Boys Premier – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2008 Nashville Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2008 Sumner Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2008 Williamson Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2008 Williamson Boys Elite – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists 2009 Murfreesboro Boys Showcase – Fall State Cup Quarterfinalists For more results from the 2025 Tennessee Spring State Cup, click here .
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October 23, 2025
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.)
September 16, 2025
FRANKLIN, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club (TSC) hosted its annual Battleground Tournament of Champions this past weekend, welcoming more than 4,300 players and 14,000 visitors to the Greater Nashville area and providing a significant boost to the local economy. “The weather and fields were fantastic as we hosted this year’s Battleground Tournament,” said Jimmy Drain, TSC Tournament Director & Events Coordinator. “You could feel the enjoyment from the players in their smiles, as well as from spectators, coaches, and referees. The level of play was very high and led to a successful event. We’re already looking forward to October for the Music City Invitational.” The event featured 322 teams from eight states and 37 soccer organizations, contributing to hotel, restaurant, and retail business throughout the region. In all, 519 games were completed across 44 fields. Matches were hosted at facilities across Williamson County, including the Williamson County Soccer Complex, Franklin Recreation Center, Crockett Park in Brentwood, and Bethesda Sports Park in Thompson’s Station. Teams brought a variety of playing styles and strong competition, creating an outstanding atmosphere for players and fans alike. The Battleground Tournament of Champions is part of the TSC Tournament Series, which will continue next month with the Music City Invitational in Murfreesboro, TN, October 24–26. That event will take place at the Richard Siegel Soccer Park, one of the premier soccer complexes in the region. For more information about TSC tournaments and events, click here .
August 1, 2025
TSC Teams Successful in Presidents Cup, Southern Regionals, and ECNL Postseason
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