ATLANTIC CONFERENCE

Carolinas Division

Tuesday, June 10

(9S) CAROLINA FC  1-1  WFC CHARLOTTE

WFC Charlotte (1-1-3) picked up three points on the road Tuesday playing Charlotte FC (4-1-0) to a 1-1 draw. Gina Rizo put the hosts in the lead in the 16th minute. Laken Gallman equalized for Charlotte in the 80th. 

Wednesday, June 11

(8/2) PORT CITY FC  5-1  NCFC

Port City FC (4-0-0) remained unbeaten with its midweek 5-1 win over NCFC  (0-0-3). Azumi Oka and Ellie Farrell tallied braces, and Kiley Peat added a goal in the win for No. 8 Port City. Tamia Ford scored for NCFC. 

Friday, June 12

(9S) CAROLINA FC  1-2  (8/2) PORT CITY FC

Port City FC moved to 5-0-0 on the season with a 2-1 road win over Carolina FC (4-1-1). Port City took the lead in the 14th minute thanks to an Alex Tsumas goal. The hosts equalized four minutes later through Katja May. Karina Peat scored the winner in the 79th to keep Port City at the top of the Carolinas Division.

Saturday, June 14

WFC CHARLOTTE  3-1  NCFC

WFC Charlotte (2-1-3) picked up its second win of the season with a 3-1 win over NCFC (0-0-4). Molly Brown put Charlotte in the lead in the 12th minute. The lead held until after halftime, when Avery Uhron leveled the score for NCFC in the 55th minute. Gabby Vatrano pulled Charlotte into the lead for a second time with a 61st minute goal, and Brown scored her second of the match from the penalty mark in the 80th minute to seal the win.

The District Division

Friday, June 12

McLEAN SOCCER  2-1  ARLINGTON SOCCER RED
McLeans Soccer (4-0-1) moved to the top of The District Division with a 2-1 win over Arlington Soccer Red (2-2-2) behind a brace by Isabella Yousefi. Hope Ku-DiPletro scored for Arlinton. 

GULF COAST CONFERENCE

Third Coast Division

Wednesday, June 11

UNION 10 FC  0-2  (14/5) PENSACOLA FC

Number 14 Pensacola FC (4-0-0) remained at the top of the Third Coast Division table with a 2-0 win over Union 10 FC (1-0-4). Ava Matherne and Emma Beltz scored for Pensacola in the win. Goalkeeper Jaidin Kinch earned the clean sheet in goal. 

Saturday, June 14

TLH RECKONING  1-0  GULF COAST UNITED

TLH Reckoning moved to 3-1-2 on the season thanks to a 1-0 win over Gulf Coast United (2-2-3). Natalie Nelson scored the game-winner in the 26th minute. Isabella Mendoza kept the score sheet clean in goal for Reckoning. 

Saturday, June 14

UNION 10 FC  2-1  PENSACOLA FC ACADEMY

Union 10 FC moved to 2-0-5 on the season with a 2-1 win over Pensacola FC Academy (2-2-3) on Saturday. Rebekah Trewhitt put the hosts in the lead in the 35th minute. Grace Wilson doubled the score in the 48th. Aynzlie Nelson pulled a goal back for Pensacola from the penalty spot in the 57th but it was not enough. 

Saturday, June 14

(14/5) PENSACOLA FC  3-0  FLORIDA ROOTS

Pensacola FC (6-0-0) took another step towards the Third Coast Division title Saturday with a 3-0 win over Florida Roots (2-1-4). Ava Matherne, Elexia Nelson, and Emma Beltz scored for Pensacola in the win. Jaidin Kinch picked up her second clean sheet of the week in goal. 

 

Delta Basin Division

Saturday, June 14

HATTIESBURG FC  3-0  SHREVEPORT UNITED

Hattiesburg FC (2-1-2) shut out Shreveport United (2-0-3) 3-0 behind goals by Christina Salmon, Kendyl Terrell, and Elizabeth Little. Darby Ford earned the clan sheet in goal for Hattiesburg. 

 

Saturday, June 14

MISSISSIPPI BLUES SC  2-0  (8S) LA KREWE RUSH

Mississippi Blues SC (3-0-1) picked up three big points with a 2-0 home win over division-leading LA Krewe Rush (2-2-0). Charlie Cooper and Olivia Tribolet scored for Mississippi in the win. Ellyn Burchfield earned the clean sheet in goal. 

 

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

Peachtree Division

Tuesday, June 10

UFA GUNNERS  2-3  (9/3) DECATUR FC

Decatur FC (5-0-0) came back from down a goal twice to secure three road points over UFA Gunners (1-0-5) on Tuesday. Jordyn Crosby put the Gunners in the lead in the 10th minute. Jiselle Daniels pulled No. 9 Decatur level in first half stoppage time. Brielle LaBerge put UFA in the lead for a second time in the 51st minute. Sarah Greiner leveled things again at two in the 56th before Maya Zmistowski tallied the winner in the 83rd. 

 

Friday, June 12

UFA GUNNERS   vs.  GEORGIA IMPACT

Match rescheduled for Sunday, June 22. 

 

Saturday, June 14

CHATTANOOGA FC  2-0  ATLANTA FIRE UNITED

Chattanooga FC (4-0-1) picked up a big win in its quest for the Peachtree Division title with a 2-0 win over Atlanta Fire United (1-0-5). Kaylie Smith and Reese Mc Dermott scored for Chattanooga in the win. Goalkeeper Kyleigh Hall earned the shutout. 

 

Sunday, June 15

GEORGIA IMPACT  0-4  (9/3) DECATUR FC

Decatur FC (6-0-0) remained perfect on the season with a 4-0 road win over Georgia Impact (2-0-3). Maggie Wadsworth, Sydnie Thibodaux, Allie Planeaux, and Jissele Daniels scored in the win. Nichole Bidun earned the clean sheet in goal for Decatur. 

 

Pioneer Division

Saturday, June 14

FC BIRMINGHAM WOMEN  0-6  TN TEMPO FC

TN Tempo FC (1-3-1) rolled over FC Birmingham Women (1-2-1) 6-0 to remain in the hunt for the Pioneer Division title. Ashiat Naluggwa, Ella Tuplin, Kailey Gear, Lara Rocha, Sydney Barrow, and Taylor Hopkins scored in the win. Goalkeeper Lia Roch Font earned the clean sheet. 

 

Saturday, June 14

JACKSON IGNITE  1-7  NASHVILLE RHYTHM F.C. 

Nashville Rhythm F.C. (2-1-1) picked up three big points on the road with a 7-1 win over Jackson Ignite (0-2-4). Gracyn Becker, Jayden Boelter, and Gracelyn Williams all tallied braces, and Georgia Shields added a goal in the win. Kendall Curran earned the clean sheet in goal for Nashville. 

 

Sunday, June 15

NASHVILLE RHYTHM F.C.  5-1  FC BIRMINGHAM WOMEN

Nashville Rhythm F.C. (3-1-1) closed out Matchweek Six with a 5-1 win over FC Birmingham Women (1-1-3). Quin Erim scored twice, and Katelyn Toney, Maggie Phillips, and Gracyn Becker added goals in the win. Rebecca Sierra scored for Birmingham. 

 

Sunday, June 15

JACKSON IGNITE  0-5  (11/4) 865 ALLIANCE

865 Alliance (4-0-0) remained at the top of the Pioneer Division with a 5-0 road win over Jackson Ignite (0-2-5). Allison Hansford tallied a brace, and Jayla Blue, Aryana Patterson, and Malia Kim added goals in the win. Lily Reafsnyder kept the score sheet clean in goal. 

 

SUNSHINE CONFERENCE

Monday, June 9

(7S) FLORIDA PREMIER FC  0-1  (6/20) WEST FLORIDA FLAMES

West Florida Flames (4-1-0) picked up three big points on the road with a 1-0 win over Florida Premier FC (3-0-2). Hayden Lepley scored the game-winner in the 86th minute. Aubrey Cripe earned the shutout in goal for West Florida. 

 

Thursday, June 12

(7S) FLORIDA PREMIER FC  2-1  (7/1) JACKSONVILLE ARMADA FC

Florida Premier FC (4-0-1) picked up a huge 2-1 win over No. 7 Jacksonville Armada FC (3-1-1). Isabella Carapazza put the hosts in the lead in the 53rd minute. Ava Tutas doubled the lead for Florida Premier in the 76th. LizAnne Fogarty pulled a goal back for the visiting Armada in the 87th but it wasn’t enough. 

 

Saturday, June 14

AGC FOOTBALL  1-8  FLORIDA GULF COAST DUTCH LIONS FC

Florida Gulf Coast Dutch Lions FC moved to 2-0-3 with a 8-1 win over AGC Football (0-0-5). Aubrey Tansey and Ciara Casamento tallied braces, and Elena Hinkson, Matilda Boyle, Mila Erceg, and Alexis Lamprell added goals for the Dutch Lions in the win. Luciana Mejia scored for AGC. 

 

Saturday, June 14

FUSION FC  0-7  (7/1) JACKSONVILLE ARMADA FC

Jacksonville Armada FC (4-1-1) righted the ship with a 7-0 road win over Fusion FC (0-0-6). LizAnne Fogarty and Nancy Almanza tallied braces, and Maddie Williams, Sophie Pontieri, and Brooke Bunton added goals. Savannah Yerger kept a clean sheet in goal for Jacksonville. 

 

Saturday, June 14

(6/20) WEST FLORIDA FLAMES  5-0  SEMINOLE ICE

West Florida Flames (5-1-0)picked up three crucial points in its bid for the Sunshine Conference title with a 5-0 win over Seminole Ice (2-0-3) on Saturday. Sydney Weslowski tallied a brace, and Amelia Malkin, Katie Johnston, and Mikki Hill added goals in the win. Aubrey Cripe earned the shutout in goal for West Florida. 

 

Saturday, June 14

FC PRIMETIME  0-2  (7S) FLORIDA PREMIER FC

Florida Premier FC (5-0-1) kept its Sunshine Conference title hopes alive with a 2-0 road win over FC PrimeTime (3-0-2). Ava Tusas and Maliya Maldonado scored in the win. Sydney Steinberg earned the clean sheet in goal. 

 

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