The Girls Academy (GA) is proud to introduce ASPIRE, a tier two league designed to create an unparalleled development structure within elite girls’ soccer. ASPIRE serves as a critical bridge between the GA’s top-tier league and the highly competitive landscape of elite youth soccer, establishing a structured path of performance-based advancement for clubs and players.

Our Girls 2nd team will compete within the GA ASPIRE League in the 2026-2027 Season.  ASPIRE offers a high-intensity competitive platform that challenges players to develop both technically and tactically while preparing them for collegiate opportunities. The structured merit-based system incentivizes club growth and excellence, allowing teams and individuals to be rewarded for their performance and development. Additionally, ASPIRE will serve as a platform for coaching, refereeing, and administrative development, fostering a professional and structured environment that enhances the quality of the game.

The Competitive Structure & Club Benefits

ASPIRE will feature league play at the regional level, providing clubs with high-level competition while maintaining geographic alignment. Players and teams will have the opportunity to compete in Regional and National Showcases, offering increased exposure to college coaches and scouts.

At the end of each season, ASPIRE will host a National Championship at each age level (U13-U19), allowing top teams to compete for national recognition while players gain meaningful development experiences on a large stage. A core feature of ASPIRE is its individual talent identification program, which will recognize top-performing players beyond team results. This initiative will allow the best players to receive opportunities they have earned.

Girls Academy ASPIRE League (U13-19 Girls)

• Training Frequency U13 - U14: 3x/Week All Year Round
• Training Frequency U15 - U19: 3x/Week in the Fall; 2x/Week in the Spring because of High School
• Season Length: 10 months (Sept-June with lighter schedule around high school) 
• Players may participate in their High School programs​