RSL finished a successful Super Y-League campaign with an unbeaten record of 10-0-2. Competing in the Southeast Region against some strong competition, they finished first in their division and will be competing in the USL Super Y-League North American Finals in good form. The ‘91 girls finished the season with an unbelievable goal difference of plus-31, scoring 37 goals and only conceding six over the course of 12 games. This will be RSL FL's third year in a row in the finals.

U14 Girls - GROUP A: two top defenses square off on opening day in a battle of big-name clubs. The Washington Freedom allowed just 0.45 goals per game this season. The Freedom’s day-one adversaries, the Chicago Magic allowed just 0.85 per match. The exact opposite, two offensive-minded teams meet two hours prior in GROUP B. Seacoast United is averaging 5.6 goals per game to Northern Virginia’s 4.5.

Overall, it was a tough season. Our non-conference schedule allowed us to play some of the best teams in the country – something we’ve never been able to do before. Also, not making the NCAA tournament was extremely tough. However, we're taking away a lot of lessons from this season and learning what we can do differently.

Super Nova FC U17 boys are making their third trip to the Super Y-League finals. Representing the Mid Atlantic region, their only loss in the U16 tournament last season was to the eventual champion, Mountain WFC in one of the most entertaining games of the week. With the score tied 3-3, the Whitecaps were able to score with minutes remaining to secure their spot in the championship game. Since playing in their first North American Finals as U12's in the U13 bracket, this group has worked tirelessly and consistently to make it back each year.

Rule number one at the North American Finals is that every team is dangerous. On the second day of GROUP A action, two USL youth affiliate clubs Real (USL-2) and MPS Portland (PDL) meet with a lot to prove. On top of that these two clubs get the advantage of watching TSF and Kendall play their hearts out later that night in the 2009 SoccerFest Showcase Match. The Stallions are the only repeat finalist in GROUP B. They face the only other unbeaten team in their group, Alpharetta United, on day one.

Quickstrike’s ‘93 girls, coached by George Vizvary, accomplished much in the past two years. In both seasons, the girls finished atop the Mid Atlantic Region of the Super Y-League and advanced to the semifinals in the 2008 finals. In winter of 2008, the girls were crowned NEWSS Cup Champions (photo). The spring 2009 season brought a championship of Region I Colonial League and NY State Cup semi finalists. In the summer the team brought home the National Championship of the US Club National Cup tournament played in Virginia Beach.