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2024 Playoff Preview: Your WPSL, USL W League, and UPSL Guide to the Postseason in the North. Player/Coach Interviews, Playoff Matchups, and How to Watch!

7/3/2024

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Author: Mark Privratsky
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​It is playoff time! It feels like we just kicked off, but these Summer Leagues are a sprint, not a marathon. We’ve seen more teams in more leagues than ever this year, and every season we have more to talk about. MN Aurora FC continued their 3 year (!) regular season undefeated streak to take another Heartland Division Title in the USL W League. Sioux Falls City FC took another step as the Champion of the WPSL Northern Conference, taking the Title to the 605 for the first time as “South Dakota’s Team”, beating the heavy hitters of the Twin Cities along the way. Meanwhile, MN Aurora 2 debuted in the UPSL Midwest West and took the Title from fellow debutant NOSC Blast on goal difference. If you want to study up for any of the league’s playoffs, we have multiple full interviews from squads in W League, WPSL and UPSL, along with 4 different watch-alongs from the UPSL and WPSL to prep with! Find our archive of watch alongs and past content on YouTube. With almost all of the postseason scenarios now defined, let's dig into your guide for 2024 Summer League Playoffs!

USL W LEAGUE HEARTLAND DIVISION

​The W League is now 80 clubs deep in just their third year back in action, so the playoff bracket of 16 squads is sure to represent only the best that the League has to offer. Here in the Central Conference, Detroit City will host the first 2 rounds of the playoffs. Like last year (and ‘22) MN Aurora took the Heartland Division Title, and a Divisional opponent joins as the Central Conference Wild Card. River Lights are in their first ever season in the W League and impressively took a postseason spot with an impressive 8-2-1 debut season. Detroit City won the Great Lakes Division, while Indy Eleven won the Valley Division. Due to W League rules about intra-division matchups, Aurora will face defending Champions Indy Eleven (July 5, 3pm Central) in the round of 16, which is a crazy first round matchup. Aurora will have to face the squad that knocked them out right away, but if they pass that test, the momentum would certainly be on their side. Detroit City will face River Lights (July 5, 6pm Central) as both squads face postseason play for the first time. Expectations are certainly lower on the debutants and you’d argue they are just playing with house money at this point. Detroit City has the distinct advantage of a true home field advantage and will carry that through the first two rounds. The Central Conference Championship will be decided on July 7 in Detroit. Equal Time will be on the ground for the first two games, so stay engaged on socials to see all our coverage. Streams will be on NBC Sports Engine Play (and local TV for the Michiganders) 
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Photo Credit: Kayla Plummer (@KP_KaylaMarie on Twitter)
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Photo Credit: Kayla Plummer (@KP_KaylaMarie on Twitter)
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Photo Credit: Kayla Plummer (@KP_KaylaMarie on Twitter)


AURORA MEDIA AVAILABILITY


INTERVIEWS FROM THE W LEAGUE


WPSL NORTHERN CONFERENCE

In the WPSL, our Northern Conference Champion, Sioux Falls City FC, host the Central Region Playoffs on July 13 and 14. City is making history in their first ever playoff birth after clinching the Northern Title with a huge home win over Salvo and a clinching win over St Croix. They’ll look to use the home field advantage to extend this history making season. Two of the Conferences are split into two divisions each, so we cannot confirm all of the final participants. Sioux Falls City represents the Northern Conference, and in the Heartland we have Kansas City SG as the clear winner. In the Mountain Conference, Utah Surf handily won the Wasatch Division with 25 points in 10 games, while Pride leads the Rockies Division with 18 points on 7 games so far. In the Midwest, Dayton ran away with the title with 28 points in 10 games, while Milwaukee Torrent swept the Lake Michigan opponents. The full bracket for Central Region Playoffs is still to be revealed, stay tuned to Equal Time social for more info. Expect Streams to come from the Sioux Falls City hosts via Hudl, which means a dependable broadcast for the Central Region. 
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INTERVIEWS FROM THE WPSL


UPSL MIDWEST WEST

​Dates are still to be determined, but sources tell us that we can expect a similar postseason format to last year, the top 4 teams making up the Midwest West Division Championship on the weekend of July 12-14. The only difference? Last year it was a league of 6, now it’s 12 (11*? See Tonka Fusion Elite) and the playing level made a huge jump in year 2. The UPSL Womens League has not yet held a National Tournament, so the trophy to play for is local. MN Aurora 2 and NOSC Blast both finished undefeated with 9-0-2 records, racking up goal differences of 38 and 36 with big blowout scores throughout, and Aurora 2 took the title by the slimmest of margins. Northern Tide have lost just twice and are safely in 3rd, while the 4th seed is FULLY in play. MN Twin Stars sit on 16 points and Granite City is on 14, both with 1 game to play. Meanwhile Vlora and Superior City sit on 14 points with 2 to play. For what it’s worth, it can be tough to depend on the standings and schedule from the UPSL website, which is our reference, so some of these details may include a grain of salt. We know for certain that eyes will be on a potential rematch of Aurora 2 and NOSC Blast, who tied 1-1 in their regular season match. Tide could certainly be a contender, and whoever grabs the 4 seed will be fully playing David in their matchup with MN Aurora 2. Details on where the games will be played are yet to come. The hosting will no doubt be affected by both seeding and facility availability. Stay tuned for details on hosts and streams from Equal Time, but we will be on the coverage as much is feasible. UPSL Midwest West have been streaming on YouTube for each host club.
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​UPSL INTERVIEWS


OTHER SUMMER LEAGUE MEDIA

The Soccer World is growing and that is exciting! We are as busy as you are trying to keep up with the game, so here's a few recent stories from local and/or soccer media to help you prep for the next few weeks of playoff drama. The more soccer stories that are out there, the better! We appreciate the growing coverage of local women's soccer and the other independent soccer outlets that build the game. 

Dakota News Now: SFCFC Joe Demay glad to have home field for WPSL Central Region Playoffs (WITH VIDEO)

Sioux Falls City Standout Mia Mullenmeister Spotlight

Protagonist Soccer W League Playoff Preview

Lights Football WPSL Northern Conference Week 8 Wrap-Up

Lights Football Photos: Sioux Falls Completes Perfect Season 

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The Summer Soccer Season - Emily Bunnell

6/5/2024

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Author: Emily Bunnell
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(Me, front right, and Abby J next to me, in the unlucky position of receiving bunny ears)

​How I found my way onto summer teams goes back to Baylor University. In the fall of 2018, I was one of the first women’s soccer players to enter the new transfer portal. I remember the week the portal was supposed to go live, just itching to leave. I had to get out of Texas, out of the south. When I finally started my (first) transfer process, I took four official visits and a couple of weeks to figure out what was next. When I decided, I sat in my parents room crying. I had just got off the phone with Seattle University head coach Julie Woodward, telling her I had decided to go to Minnesota. I sent a text to Chris Wells, the assistant coach, thanking him for the visit as well. I would start my next journey at the University of Minnesota the following semester.

During the spring, the Minnesota soccer team had a meeting about playing summer ball. When I was at Baylor, we were given strength and conditioning packets (and extremely tough ones) but there wasn’t a discussion around playing summer ball. Of course I was interested, any chance to get on a field and play is a chance I typically take. One opportunity came up in the meeting – a team called the Seattle Stars was looking for players. Players would be housed by host families and spend May-July training three days a week with games on the weekends. This sounded so cool to me. I have never lived in the Pacific Northwest or played for a summer team. This could be fun, and it might be healthy for me to take another crack at getting out of my comfort zone in Minnesota. I talked to my head coach at the time, and she shared with me more information on how to get in contact with the coach of the Stars, Chris Wells. When I heard that Chris was the head coach – already having an idea of the type of coach and person he was – instantly I was sold. I talked to my dad and he was all for it. Details were finalized and the day after my finals were completed, my dad and I began our 26 hour road trip to Seattle, WA.

This summer, 2019, is one of my all time favorites – and it came at a time when I was struggling. I had just transferred to the Gophers for a spring season and was still recovering mentally and emotionally from what Baylor was. Getting away for the summer, I was able to focus on my mission, to get in peak shape physically, technically, and mentally for my first fall season as a Gopher. And I did just that. In terms of the soccer, I got exactly what I expected from playing with the Stars. I got fitter, my technical skills improved, and I was playing with confidence. What I didn’t expect was all the other benefits that the Stars provided me. The relationships I built that summer with teammates and my host family have stayed with me to this day. I went to Seattle not knowing anyone, and I left with new friends and some great mentors. I fell in love with a city I had never thought I would. And most importantly, I fell in love with soccer again. I didn’t realize how much fun I *wasn’t having* playing soccer until I started having fun again. Leaving Seattle, I was glowing from the inside out.

As I left the city with my dad to go back home, it took just 20 minutes for him to turn to me and say “You know, it’s not too late to change your mind. We can figure out a way to make it work. You haven’t technically used any eligibility at Minnesota.”

“No, I made a commitment. I have to go back.”

To keep it simple, I did not enjoy my fall season with the Gophers. Going 3-12-4 wasn’t fun. Playing 89 minutes on the season was not fun. Watching two teammates tear their ACL was not fun. I was ready to be done with Minnesota. I didn’t fit in. But I knew I didn’t want to quit soccer. I kept my spark alive by remembering how much fun I can have playing – my time with the Stars in the forefront of my mind. On my 21st birthday, I had a meeting with the staff. I asked to enter the transfer portal, again. The next day I submitted all my paperwork to the NCAA and called Chris Wells. I knew exactly where I wanted to go.

One problem. With NCAA regulations, I did have to graduate that spring, a year early, to be eligible to play at a third university. This meant I had to take 26 credits that spring and study abroad in Bali over J term (I couldn’t fit all the credits into a schedule, real bummer). I also had to get permission from the dean of my college to take that many classes by convincing him that I had a plan in place to succeed in the classroom. Where there is a will, there is a way! Then, of course, the Covid-19 lockdown hit halfway through the semester. Suddenly, school became a much different (and to be honest, easier) situation to handle. I did it, I got my bachelors in three years (with a 3.97 GPA). I was ready to get out to Seattle. Unfortunately summer ball was canceled that year, but I was just so excited to start my next chapter in soccer.

The following summer, 2021, I could not play for Chris Wells. Due to NCAA rules I could not play for my college coach over the summer. I still wanted to stay in Seattle, because I was enjoying my time immensely in Washington, so I found the next best option for me in the Pacific Northwest (where opportunities and competition during summer ball was much stronger than I’d observed back home). With guidance from my coaches and teammates at Seattle U, I found myself playing for the PacNW WPSL soccer team. Again, I had so much fun. I began to develop a sense of belonging and connection within the soccer community in Seattle and ended up playing for PacNW the following summer as well.

After graduating with my masters from Seattle U, I began looking to play professionally just as I had always dreamed. In the winter window, I struggled to connect with the right agent and then ultimately had to delay my process due to a minor injury. So, it was looking like it was time to find a summer team again!

Of course I reached out to Chris Wells with his recommendations, especially now that I was allowed to play for his summer team again. In their first season in the USL-W, Chris Wells would be head coach of Oly Town FC. After getting cleared for contact by my physiotherapist April 28th, I was back on the field for summer ball with Oly Town in my first scrimmage May 9th. Again, I was looking forward to another great summer playing soccer in Seattle. This time, my intentions were to get game fit and to stay prepared for my number to be called for a professional team. Not only did I succeed in terms of that top line goal (getting THE call that a team in Portugal wanted me in June) but I was once again surrounded by amazing girls that I got to connect with and learn from. Many were still in college, but there were a handful that already had professional stints in the US and abroad. I found myself, and many other girls that had aspirations to play professionally, learning as much as we would from the veteran players. The good, the bad, the ugly of women’s professional soccer. I actually now get to play against one of my Oly Town teammates, Abby J of Torreense in Liga BPI!

Summer ball has been a huge part of my soccer career. I feel incredibly lucky to have loved every team I have been a part of. It’s been a great opportunity to play with players you may never have played with before, play for different coaches and gain different perspectives into your game, and meet some pretty awesome people. It is less stressful than a collegiate season, so it is a great chance to gain confidence, try new things and grow both as a player and person. Summer ball can also be a unique way to live in a new part of the country. Most importantly, you go into a fall season game fit and ready to play which is one of the most important measures in preventing injury. I look back to that meeting in the spring of 2019 and cannot help but feel grateful I took a chance on moving across the country for a summer team.

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SUMMER LEAGUE GUIDE 2024: Teams to Watch, Preseason Interviews and breakdowns of the WPSL, W League and UPSL Women

5/16/2024

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Welcome back to another jam packed summer of soccer with Equal Time! There are more teams, more ways to watch, and more players using our local summer league squads to launch a pro career. Our region is seeing a growth in the game that mirrors the growth that we are seeing nationally. The NWSL is now consistently expanding and bringing reserve teams into the summer league ranks. The USL Super League is set to launch this fall, providing much needed roster spots for the proven talent in this country. WPSL Pro has been announced with intent for 2025, with Sioux Falls City being one of their committed clubs. MN Aurora FC has been consistent about their public intent to explore NWSL or other Professional opportunities. In other words, being a women's soccer fan has never been better! This summer we have 24 (!) teams to track playing in the WPSL, USL W League, and UPSL. We've got 21 teams in MN, along with our neighbors in Sioux Falls City (SD), Dakota Fusion (ND), and Superior City FC (WIS), so we are here to break down the teams to follow, each of the Leagues, how to watch, and some in depth previews with a few clubs! As always, Equal Time will look to highlight as many teams as possible through in person content, stream highlights, player/coach interviews and social media. Follow us on YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook to stay connected with ALL of our summer league coverage. If you want to read our season wrap from last year to prepare, click HERE. 

​With the 24 teams in our coverage area, there are plenty of different priorities for the varied clubs. They range from merely providing games to players on college break, helping them become a professional, or  developing teenage players with a high level competition ahead of college. Then there are those who also focus on media and community development of their team. Most of the teams do bits and pieces of each, but we are here to help you find the teams that are most aspirational, successful, but most importantly, easy to follow and engage with. Whether they play on TV, provide professional quality streams, sell tickets and promote their schedule, or post regularly to social media, here are a few of the easiest teams to follow this summer. 

​The Future Pros (on TV!)
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Sioux Falls City FC

Sioux Falls City is a fast rising club that aims to be the first Women's Professional team in ANY sport in 2025 with WPSL Pro. The "Citizens" have seen continued growth on and off the field with a tight 3rd place finish last year to traditional powers Salvo and MN Thunder. The player recruitment has seen a step up in pedigree after a year of Sporting Director Joe Demay's pink sweatshirt recruitment tour of 23/24, so expect another title chase this summer. You can stream all WPSL games on Hudl, but Sioux Falls City is also broadcast on Dakota News Now on local TV and Streaming). ​
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MN Aurora FC

MN Aurora enters year 3 with a totally new coaching staff, having lost Head Coach Nicole Lukic to US Soccer. Head Coach Collette Montgomery was hired to be Lukic's assistant and this spring was rehired as Sporting Director and Head Coach. After losing more than a handful of players to the pro ranks, a core group returns along with a plethora of newcomers. As Aurora has publicly mentioned interest in NWSL and the pro game, expectations will only grow for the community owned "Million Dollar Team" (as Rochester United once called them). You can watch Aurora locally on FOX 9+ or on the FOX 9 YouTube channel/website. All USL W League games will also be streamed for free on SportsEngine. 
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Small Town Teams with Socials & Streams
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Mankato United SC

Since they have entered WPSL, Mankato United has continuously stood out as a high performing soccer club in a smaller city. They maintain a local connective thread from youth soccer to high schools and the college/WPSL level in a way that fully maximizes the talent in the area. Mankato had a tough season last year, giving a lot of youth a chance and hopefully building foundations for another competitive year in '24. We appreciate all of the social media content with players and the consistent and professional streams you can expect from this club. They are also the easiest away trip for any Metro fans(and us), with a dedicated soccer field in Mankato (Bethany Lutheran College). Stream all their games on Hudl! 
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​Superior City FC

The "Beacons" played in the inaugural season of UPSL Women in the Midwest West last year, joining 4 Twin Cities clubs and Granite City (St Cloud). They may have surprised folks last year with a totally local roster to the Twin Ports, finishing 3rd. Even with 6(!) new teams joining the division this year, the Coaches picked them 3rd in the preseason poll this year. Being in a smaller media market (like Mankato) gives Superior City an edge in public attention, as they are regularly featured on the multiple local Twin Ports TV stations. You can watch all of their games on their YouTube channel or if make a trip up to Superior (we intend to).
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Easy to follow Twin Cities Clubs
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Salvo SC

Salvo was barely edged out by rivals MN Thunder last year for the WPSL Northern Conference title, but as the Thunder elected not to enter the playoffs, Salvo said "hold my Gatorade" and ran all the way to the WPSL Finals. They consistently have a stacked roster of local talent, some of whom have already played a bit of pro. Look for them to contend for the WPSL Northern Conference again this year. Off the field, Salvo stands out as a great insta follow for player content, especially on the road. They regularly do their own post game interviews on their Twitter and other social accounts, which makes it easy to get some attachment to a game from afar. All of Salvo SC and WPSL game are streamed on Hudl. 
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​Vlora SC 

Vlora FC played in the inaugural UPSL Midwest West season last year with a fairly young squad. In a league that was brand new, they took a few lumps along the way, but are looking to take a step up in year two. Crucially, in a league that was pretty difficult to find good info on, Vlora was one of two teams (Superior City FC) who had consistent streams and social media presence, giving us a glimpse into the division overall. This year it appears more UPSL teams are streaming on YouTube like Vlora did last year, and it should make it much easier for us to highlight the UPSL Midwest West!
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WPSL
Northern Conference

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​All 10 WPSL teams return this year in a league that has been very stable in our region, finding slow and steady growth, with few teams dropping compared to many lower divisions of either gender. Last Year saw traditional powers MN Thunder and Salvo SC top the Conference with Sioux Falls City oh so close to breaking through in a tiebreaker’d 3rd place finish. With ambitions to move pro in 2025, look for Sioux Falls City to continue their on and off the field growth into an even bigger contender. Mankato United will look to rebound after an uncharacteristically poor season in terms of results. After giving a lot of youth some experience last year and a core of MN State Mankato’s successful squad returning, we should see a step on on last year’s 9th place finish. The middle of the Northern Conference is a tough road to climb out of, but it also presents a lot of tough trap games for even the top performing teams each year. 

Last Years Standings

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​Sioux Falls City Season Kickoff/Roster Reveal 


​New "Addition" Sioux City Sol 

The Sol this spring announced that they will join the WPSL in 2025, with a provisional season of exhibitions this summer against teams in the region. They will be a new footprint for the women's game, based in the tristate area of Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota. They will play at Mankato on May 19, at Sioux Falls on May 23, then host Sioux Falls City on June 16. Their games will also be available on Hudl this summer. 
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​Mankato United Preseason Show


​WPSL Northern Conference Teams and How to Watch Them

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​MN Thunder - Providence Academy, Plymouth
Salvo SC - Northwestern College, Roseville
Sioux Falls City - Bob Young Field, Sioux Falls
St Croix SC - Stillwater High School
Maplebrook Fury - Fernbrook Field, 
Joy AC - St Louis Park/Hopkins High Schools
Manitou FC - White Bear Lake High School
Rochester United FC - RCTC Stadium, Rochester
Mankato United SC - Bethany Lutheran, Mankato
Dakota Fusion FC -  Jim Gotta Stadium, Moorhead
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​STREAMS ON: Every WPSL game is streamed free on Hudl, Sioux Falls City is also on local Dakota News Now TV/Stream




​USL W League
Heartland Division

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​We will just say it, Aurora still hasn’t lost in the regular season. After a dominant ‘23 Regular Season where MN Aurora went 12-0 and a +56 Goal Difference, the betting odds would be strong for them in the Heartland Division. Rochester FC on the other hand should be in for a much different season than last year. The Loons only won 1 out of 12 last year, but if you watched the club, that was a misleading stat. They gave MN Aurora their toughest regular season game at home, and were competitive for stretches, just not for the full 90. Rochester FC have recruited some more talent this year in terms of player profile, and we’d expect them to improve on the last place finish in ‘23. The MN clubs are joined again by Chicago City and Dutch Lions, 2nd year team Bavarian United, 2nd year team RKC Third Coast and newcomers River Light FC. The W League continues to expand quickly and the challenge of a Heartland Division team winning a W League title will only get tougher.

Last Year's Standings

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​MN Aurora New Coaches Preseason Show


New to the Heartland Division: River Lights FC

With the withdrawal of Green Bay Glory to the WPSL in '24, we see the Division stay at 7 with the addition of River Lights FC from suburban Chicago. They play in Aurora, Illinois and have Lots of D1 talent from the Chicagoland area who play all around the country, including the ACC, Big East, Big Ten, SEC and a lot from “Mid Majors” around Chicago. ​The name “River” is derived from the Fox Valley River that runs through the heart of Kane County. “Light” is representative of Aurora, the City of Lights as well as the vibrant community we aim to represent across Fox Valley. 
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USL W League Heartland Division Teams & How to Watch Them


MN Aurora FC - TCO Stadium, Eagan
Chicago City - Loyola University
Chicago Dutch Lions - Aurora University
Bavarian United SC - Bavarians Complex, Glendale
RKC Third Coast - Pritchard Park, Racine, WI
Rochester FC - RCTC Stadium, Rochester
River Light FC - Aurora University
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​STREAMS ON: All USL W League games will stream free on SportsEngine, MN Aurora is also on FOx 9+ TV and on Fox9 YouTube/Stream




​​UPSL
Midwest West

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​The UPSL Midwest-West is the big source of expansion in the women's game this summer, adding 6(!) teams to the 6 that played in the inaugural year in ‘23. The UPSL has the reputation of being the largest (and fastest growing) Semi Pro league on the Men’s side. Only in the last couple years have we seen that turn to the women's side of the game. Primarily a coastal conference, Minnesota is home to the sole women’s division in UPSL that doesn’t touch an ocean or a coast, and it’s growing fast. Last year it was just Superior City and Vlora who had streams and public facing content, so we’ll look to highlight those squads as much as we can, along with as many of the new clubs as we can. The addition of Aurora 2 and other established Twin Cities youth clubs should help kick start the new division, so we are hopeful for a step up in coverage possibilities in ‘24. Early impressions are good with more teams using YouTube to stream their games this year.

Last Year's Standings

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Superior City FC Preseason Kickoff Show


2024 Preseason Coaches Poll

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​MN TwinStars FC Season Kickoff Show


UPSL Midwest West Teams and How to Watch Them

Tonka Fusion Elite - Minnetonka High School
Northern Tide FC - Todd Field
Superior City FC - NBC Spartan Athletic Complex
St Croix SC - Stillwater High School
Vlora FC - Burnsville High School
Granite City FC - St Cloud Tech High School
NOSC Blast - Spring Lake Park High School
MN TwinStars - Maple Grove High School
Blackhawks FC - St Paul Humboldt High School
Skills FC - Burnsville High School
MN Aurora 2 - Sea Foam Stadium, St Paul
Tonka Fusion Elite 2 - TBD/Rotating

STREAMS ON: All of the Midwest West games that will be streamed will be on team YouTube channels



Get your team covered on Equal Time Soccer

We do our best to cover as many teams as possible in the growing soccer landscape, but we certainly have blindspots. If you are interested in a streamed show to highlight players, coaches and/or front office members of your team, reach out on social and we'll work to find a way to highlight your club! The more we can find rosters, stats and good streams, the easier it is for us to showcase your team as well. If you have a creative idea for content with Equal Time, we are all ears. 
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