Catching You Up: Southwest Premier League
The Summer of Soccer may be over but there games yet to be played! The Southwest Premier League has a full list of fixtures for the fall - here are the clubs getting stuck in!
by Dennis Pope
Read MoreWest Coast Region
As we complete the push to complete our NISA Independent Cup Regional previews, we make our way to the West Coast. This region features NISA Pro side LA Force and three amateurs from the Southwest Premier League: Peak XI, Olympiacos CA, and IE Republic FC.
by Dan Vaughn
Read MoreSF Metro FC (SWPL)
“Through success on the field and connections off it, we hope to build fanbase that's proud of our club. That might start as small group, maybe one neighborhood. It could expand to a city and even an entire region one day. We're committed to doing our part.”
Read MoreAFC Solano (SWPL)
“We are excited to get our first full year under our belts! We know the many successes and failures that come with building a club and we want to grow with our supporters!”
Read MoreModesto City FC (SWPL)
“The club wants to make it to the playoffs and work hard to earn a spot on the NISA Independent Cup and represent Modesto, California.”
Read MoreA Return to Inland Empire Fútbol Club (SWPL)
“What does community mean to you?
It means a lot. I’ve seen how IE has always been underrated as a soccer community. I believe the IE deserves more than that. We want to put the IE in the history books. A light in the darkness.”
Southwest Premier League Community Shield
February 5th marks the first match in the Southwest Premier League Community Shield between Valley FC Raiders (Gilbert, AZ) and Las Vegas Quicksilvers. This event is a home and away series with proceeds and donations going to local charities chosen by each club’s representatives. This event marks the first of its kind in the Southwest Premier League and hopefully inspires more in the future.
By Steven Ramirez
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