Girls Academy

clubs

Conferences

players

Advisory Panel Members

GA Class of 2025

College Commits

92GA Clubs

298Schools

Frontier

Mid America

Mid Atlantic

Midwest

Mountain West

Northeast

Northwest

Pacific Northwest

South Central

Southeast

Southwest

Commits by Conference

Division 158.8%

Division 223.5%

Division 314.2%

NAIA2.9%

Division Breakdown

League info

The Girls Academy is the leading youth development platform for the best female soccer players in the United States. We are the only national youth soccer platform that represents the collective vision of member clubs and actively engages the voice of the players to take real ownership of the league. We embrace the desire of club members and players to maintain an unrivaled standard of excellence in coaching, competition, and regional and national showcase events throughout the year.

Advisory Panel

What makes the GA unique and different is the active role the league’s players have in shaping the direction of the league. How? Introducing the Advisory Panel, which affords the players the opportunity to nominate and maintain a player-led board that represents the thoughts, opinions, and vision of the players. The Advisory Panel is active in suggesting ways to improve the league, engaging in sponsor opportunities, organizing charitable initiatives, shaping league merchandise offerings, and more.

Core Belief

Through true collaboration with our players and clubs, we will create a connected environment where ideas are shared, challenges are embraced, and every decision supports meaningful development. By listening closely and working together, we aim to lead the most dynamic soccer development platform imaginable, one that gives players the support, opportunities, and experiences they need to reach their full potential.

Where we play

Mid-Atlantic Conference - South Division

Club	Location
Northern Virginia Alliance	Leesburg, VA
Springfield Youth Club	Springfield, VA
Wake FC	Holly Springs, NC
Charlotte Development Academy	Charlotte, NC
Carolina Core FC	High Point, NC
Alexandria SA	Alexandria, VA
Charlotte Independence	Cornelius, NC
Skyline Elite SC	Charlottesville, VA
VA Revolution	Leesburg, VA
Triangle United	Chapel Hill, NC
McLean YS	McLean,VA
Loudon SC	Leesburg, VA

GA Coaches

Talent ID

Highlight, identify, and improve top talent competing in the Girls Academy

Conference ID

Conference representatives will determine the exact date, location, and staffing for each event. While in attendance, players should expect classroom sessions, on-field training exercises, and full-game environments for on- and off-field experiential learning.

National ID

The top players from each conference will play crossover matches at National and Regional Girls Academy events. There will be four (4) teams of 14 players each, with a total of five (5) goalkeepers. Two teams will be U15–U16, while the other two will be U16–U17.

Environment

Step out of your comfort zone and into the optimal training environment to compete against other exceptional players in a U.S. Soccer Youth National Team-aligned evaluation that pushes you to be the best technically, physically, and mentally.