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This is the 2026 Serve-to-Play Family. ⚽🤝

We’re proud to welcome back nearly all of our returning teams while adding a few new faces to this year’s lineup. Each logo represents a school, club, or community that has committed to something bigger than competition.

What makes the Serve-to-Play family different is simple: service comes first.

Every team is expected to give back to the community before stepping onto the court. Through community service, leadership development, healthy meals, and futsal, young people learn that success is measured by more than wins and losses.

Different schools. Different backgrounds. One shared commitment to serving others and Play With Purpose.

Welcome to the 2026 Serve-to-Play Family. ⚽❤️

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💙 Sponsor Spotlight: A Bar of Their Own 💙

A huge thank you to A Bar of Their Own⁠ for supporting the 2026 Serve-to-Play season through a grant that will provide transportation assistance for girls participating this summer.

Transportation can often be a barrier to participation. This support helps ensure more girls can access mentorship, community service opportunities, healthy meals, leadership development, and futsal throughout the summer.

A Bar of Their Own is dedicated to creating opportunities and investing in women and girls through sport and community initiatives. We’re grateful for their commitment to helping young people stay connected, engaged, and active.

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⚽️ Worth the read.

As youth soccer costs continue to rise, this article explores the role school soccer can play in player development and expanding access to the game.

What do you think?

Does school soccer deserve a larger role in the U.S. soccer landscape?

👇 Share your thoughts.

Congress is finally asking whether Wall Street belongs in youth sports—and NFHS is arguing that school-based sports might be the answer to runaway costs. For most soccer families, that could completely reshape the pathway.

We took a look at this issue. Read more at the 🔗 below 👇 in comments and give us your thoughts.

You voted, and Tomás Chancalay is tonight's Bell Bank Man of the Match! $1,000 will be donated to his charity of choice: SOL of the Cities

Today, Sol coaches spent time learning from the next level.

Through the Minnesota United FC Alliance Program, our staff attended a full MNUFC2 training session—studying methodology, structure, and player development at the professional level.

From Justin Ferguson’s session preview to observing Fanendo Adi and staff lead training, this was real-time learning we bring back to our players.

We stay committed to learning so our young people continue to grow on the court and beyond.


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SOL | Uniting Communities through Soccer and Futsal Play with SOL. We unite all communities through soccer and futsal leagues and college showcase tournaments.

You voted, and Tomás is tonight’s Bell Bank Man of the Match! $1,000 will be donated to his charity of choice: SOL of the Cities.