TSC Media Release

Padelski Kicks Off 2023 with United States U16 Women’s Youth National Team in Florida

January 27, 2023

FRANKLIN, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club forward Maddie Padelski was invited into the United States Under-16 Women’s Youth National Team for the second time in the last few months. The forward 2007 ECNL team, Padelski, will travel to West Palm Beach, FL for a training camp running from January 26-February 2. She will join a pool of 23 players named to the roster by new U-16 WYNT head coach Patchy Toledo.


“This is well-deserved for Maddie and all the hard work she has put in,” ECNL Director Greg Warden said. “I am proud of her, and we are all rooting for her to do well representing the USWYNT.”


Padelski was invited in October to the last U-16 WYNT camp in Portland, and performed well, earning a repeat invitation from head coach Patchy Toledo.


“I am so excited to get my second call up and extremely grateful for everyone who has been a part of this journey,” said Padelski. “It is so incredible to be playing with the best 2007’s in the country!”


TSC has a history of players being invited to their respective youth national teams. Katie Shea Collins, Avery Clark, and Karlie Paschall have represented the club on the girls side and Tanner Dieterich, Brandon Tarr, and Daniel Kelly on the boys side. Current USL W League player Anna Haddock and TSC youth alum was also named to the US Under-23 Women’s Youth National Team this past spring.


For more information about the U.S. Soccer Under-16 Women’s Youth National Team, click here.


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Tennessee Soccer Club (TSC) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Williamson County and the surrounding Greater Nashville area. TSC's Mission is "to promote a love for soccer by developing excellence in the game for our players and coaches to positively impact our member families and communities.”


Since 2012, TSC has been the premier youth soccer club in the state of Tennessee and currently serves over 3,500 players participating in recreational, competitive and/or supplemental soccer programs across four locations: TSC Murfreesboro, TSC Nashville, TSC Sumner and TSC Williamson. TSC teams compete locally, regionally, and nationally in leagues such as the Tennessee Youth Soccer League, USYS National League and Mid South Conference, and the Elite Clubs National League. TSC also fields two U23 pre-professional teams competing in USL W League (women’s) and USL League Two (men’s). TSC has won multiple state and national championships in recent years through competition in these leagues. 

TSC Hosts 421 Teams in Annual Tennessee Invitational Tournament

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FRANKLIN, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club’s Tournament Series continued this weekend hosting its annual Tennessee Invitational. The TNI brought in more than 5,600 players, over 240 referees, and nearly 18,000 visitors to the Greater Nashville area. “Even with the weather challenges on Saturday, it was great to see kids playing the game they love and smiling this weekend,” said TSC Tournament Director & Events Coordinator Jimmy Drain. “Every year, the level of competition keeps improving each year. We are excited to continue our TSC Tournament Series with the Battleground Tournament of Champions coming up in September.” In total, 421 teams from 13 different states and 69 soccer organizations represented the tournament field. Over 200 teams traveled from out of state and contributed to the local economies and visited the area. The annual May event hosted 672 games utilizing 54 fields across six venues in Williamson and Davidson Counties in hosting the event. TSC will host its next outdoor tournament, the Battleground Tournament of Champions September 12-14, 2025. For more information about TSC tournaments and events, click here .

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TSC Cares Raises Over $15,000 to Help Special Olympics Tennessee Soccer Program

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FRANKLIN, TN – Tennessee Soccer Club hosted its annual Soccer-A-Thon on Saturday at Robert Ring Arena in Franklin, TN to raise money for the Special Olympics Tennessee (SOTN). The event was a resounding success, raising over $15,000 to help the SOTN with its soccer program. The current Soccer-A-Thon fundraiser will keep accepting donations until Friday, February 28th with a mission to raise even more funds for the Special Olympics athletes and TSC. You can donate here . Nearly 50 TSC players and coaches attended to run the hour-long clinic for the Special Olympic athletes. “It always warms the heart to see the interactions between our coaches and players with the Special Olympics athletes,” said TSC Tournament Director & Events Coordinator Jimmy Drain. “Seeing the joy and the smiles on everyone’s faces makes it all worth it." TSC began working with Special Olympics Tennessee in 2016 and has helped raise almost $250,000 toward the cause. “A big part of TSC Cares and the Soccer-A-Thon is sharing our passion for soccer. We are looking forward to next year and hosting another successful event,” Drain added. Tennessee Soccer Club established the TSC Cares program in 2017 as the philanthropic mission of TSC to aid in Building the Community in the Greater Nashville and Middle Tennessee area. TSC Cares continues to partner with local organizations to positively impact our community. To learn more about TSC Cares, or to join us in caring for the community, please visit our TSC Cares page here.

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