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2. Girls Academy - Wikipedia

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   Girls Academy ( GA) is a soccer league and development platform for female soccer players in the United States. Formed in 2020, the league features youth academies and youth clubs from various organizations, including National Women's Soccer League .

3. List of USASA affiliated leagues - Wikipedia

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   SoCal Premier League. Southern California. United Soccer League of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. Utah Premiership Soccer League. Utah. Wasatch Women's Soccer League. Salt Lake City, Utah. Washington Premier League.

4. Player escort - Wikipedia

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   Player escorts with Poland national team during UEFA Euro 2012. Player escort (also called match mascot or child mascot) is a child who accompanies a football player entering the pitch. This tradition emerged in Brazil, in the 1970s. The idea came from Ronan Ramos Oliveira, who at the time was public relations director at Clube Atlético Mineiro.

5. Category:Soccer leagues in the United States - Wikipedia

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   0–9. American Soccer League (2014–2017) National Independent Soccer Association. USL Championship. USL League One. American Premier Soccer League. National Adult League. National Premier Soccer League. USL League Two.

6. Chicago Fire Juniors - Wikipedia

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   Established in 2004 as the official youth soccer club of Major League Soccer's Chicago Fire, the Chicago Fire Juniors are the only professionally based youth soccer club in the United States. The technical director of the Juniors is Larry Sunderland, also the head coach of the Chicago Fire Premier PDL team.. For 2009, the Chicago Fire Juniors ...

7. List of defunct Ohio sports teams - Wikipedia

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   Cincinnati Cyclones (went defunct, moved to the ECHL) Cincinnati Mohawks (defunct) Dayton Owls (moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan and became the Grand Rapids Owls for the rest of the team's existence) Columbus Owls (defunct) Marion Barons (defunct)