Anonymous
03/04/2026 14:03
Subject: NewComp: A VPSL NCSL Partnership to run the highest level competitions?
Ugh, PE being involved? He's the worst.
Anonymous
03/04/2026 14:00
Subject: NewComp: A VPSL NCSL Partnership to run the highest level competitions?
Anonymous wrote:US Club Soccer and US Youth Soccer are proud to announce the first round of league operators of a new competition, beginning with the 2026-27 season, that serves as the top team-based league of both organizations. This new league, temporarily referred to as “NewComp,” will bring together the National Premier Leagues (NPL) and National League, ushering in a new era of collaboration in the youth soccer ecosystem and serving 10,000 teams and more than 150,000 players.
Virginia Premier Soccer League & National Capital Soccer League (co-operated; Mid-Atlantic District 2)
Okay, ladies, what does this mean?
https://www.usyouthsoccer.org/news/2026/02/27/first-round-of-league-operators-of-top-team-based-competition-announced/
Key Employees and Officers
John Faircloth (Director Of Competitions)
Mike Cullina (President)
Jay Howell (Chairman)
Kevin James (Vice Chairman/Treasurer)
Steve Danbusky (Director)
Jeff Broderson (Marketing)
Patrick Mcstay (Communications)
Matt Lacey (Secretary)
Leigh Cowlishaw (Director)
Quan Phan (Director)
Paul Ellis (Director)
Anonymous
03/04/2026 12:50
Subject: NewComp: A VPSL NCSL Partnership to run the highest level competitions?
I was reading this announcement and trying to understand what it means. Will VPSL and NCSL merge for regular season games, or just postseason?
https://www.ncsl-soccer.com/vpsl-and-ncsl-join-forces-to-shape-region-s-role-in-u-s-soccer-s-new-competitive-pathway
It would be better for smaller clubs if they were to merge somehow. Some have a strong boys side but hardly any girls, or vice versa, preventing them from being in VPSL which requires teams at all age groups in both. Some teams in VPSL should be competing against NCSL teams and vice versa anyway. VPSL also makes for stupid travel, like going all the way to Blacksburg for a single game.
https://www.ncsl-soccer.com/vpsl-and-ncsl-join-forces-to-shape-region-s-role-in-u-s-soccer-s-new-competitive-pathway
It would be better for smaller clubs if they were to merge somehow. Some have a strong boys side but hardly any girls, or vice versa, preventing them from being in VPSL which requires teams at all age groups in both. Some teams in VPSL should be competing against NCSL teams and vice versa anyway. VPSL also makes for stupid travel, like going all the way to Blacksburg for a single game.