2025 PLC Summer Championships Recap

2025 PLC Summer Championships Recap

The 2025 PLC Summer Championships took place at the Maryland SoccerPlex in Boyds, MD,welcoming over 120 teams from across the U.S. and Canada. Hosted at a premier venue featuring 21 grass fields and 3 turf fields, the event guaranteed five games per team and drew over 100 college coaches from top Division I programs, including Syracuse, Duke, Michigan, UNC, Lehigh, Towson, UMass, and
more.

Championship Bracket Results

2026 A Division
SLA National 10 – Maine Select 2026 4
SLA National secured the 2026 A Division title after a hard-fought 6–4 semifinal win over True Oregon. In the championship, they pulled away from Maine Select with a strong offensiveperformance, doubling up their opponent to take the crown with a 10–4 victory.

2026 AA Division
Sixers 2026 6 – Top Caliber 2026AA 1
Sixers 2026 took care of business in dominant fashion. After beating TRW Wolfpack 11–6 in the semifinal, they shut down Top Caliber in the final, allowing just one goal en route to a 6–1championship win.

2027 A Division
True Oregon 2027 Black 4 – Team Tennessee 3
True Oregon advanced to the championship after a 7–4 win over The Academy. In a low-scoring final, they edged Team Tennessee 4–3 in a tight defensive battle to clinch the 2027 A Division
title.

2027 AA Division
Tri State 2027 16 – Legends National 2027 3
Tri State 2027 exploded in the final, winning the championship by 13 goals. After an 8–5 semifinal win over Mad Dog NJ, they overwhelmed Legends National in the final with the most lopsided victory of any division.

2028 AA Division
DC Express 2028 Black 10 – Delco Elite 2028 5
DC Express 2028 Black cruised to the title, winning their semifinal 8–1 over Supreme Nationals and following it up with a 10–5 win over Delco Elite. They scored 18 goals and allowed just 6 across both playoff games.

2028 A Division
Barnstormers 2028 6 – Peachstate National 2028 White 4
Barnstormers advanced with a 5–4 win over True Oregon 2028 Black and went on to defeat Peachstate 6–4 in the final. Both games were tight, but the Barnstormers came out on top in each contest to claim the A title.

2029 A Division
Peachstate National 2029 White 9 – SLA National 2029 2
Peachstate breezed through bracket play with an 8–3 win over Alpha 2029 AA in the semifinal, then dominated the final 9–2 over SLA National. Their defense was sharp, allowing just 5 goals across both games.

2029 AA Division
Nations Best 2029 8 – True IL 2029 AAA 7
Nations Best opened with a 10–5 win over True Carolina Premier and held off a tough True IL squad in the final. In one of the weekend’s most exciting games, they escaped with a one-goal win to secure the AA championship.

2030 A Division
SLA National 2030 6 – Team Tennessee 2030 5
SLA National dominated their semifinal 10–2 over True Nova Black. In the championship, they faced a tough Team Tennessee squad and pulled out a close 6–5 win to take the 2030 A Division title.

2030 AA Division
DMV Urban LAX 2030 11 – Nations Best 2030 3
DMV Urban LAX was the clear powerhouse of the AA division. They won 6–1 over Project KC in the semis and finished strong with an 11–3 victory in the final, outscoring opponents by 13 goals across both games.

2031 Division
True IL 2031 AAA 7 – VLC 2031 6
True IL 2031 AAA beat True Nova Black 5–4 in the semifinals and edged VLC 7–6 in the championship. Both games were tight, but True IL found a way to close and capture the title.

2032 Division
Peachstate National 2032 White 9 – Nations Best 2032 7
Peachstate National 2032 White posted a dominant 8–0 shutout over Team Tennessee in the semis and then scored 9 in the championship to beat Nations Best by two goals and take home the 2032 title.

Wrap-Up
The PLC Summer Championships once again delivered a top-tier national event with elite teams, college scouts, and championship-caliber play at every level. From close finishes to dominant runs, every title game capped a competitive weekend that showcased the future of the sport.