The 2013 Lady Rangers have turned a season of hard work, determination, and heart into an unforgettable journey—and now they’re headed to the 2026 US Youth Soccer National Championships in Denver, Colorado!

Coming into this season, these girls challenged themselves by playing a year up against older competition. Through relentless effort, resilience, and an incredible team-first attitude, they rose to the challenge and earned a #4 state ranking in Florida.

Their accomplishments this season include:

🏆 NPL Southeast League Champions
🏆 Tampa Super Cup Champions
🏆 SOL Cup Champions
🏆 Sarasota Cup Champions
🥈 Florida State Cup Finalists

Last week, the team received an invitation to compete in the US Youth Soccer National League Southeast Regional Championship in North Carolina. They rose to the occasion once again, finishing the tournament undefeated and earning a coveted spot in the 2026 US Youth Soccer National Championships in Denver, Colorado, beginning July 20th.

This is an opportunity these girls have worked toward for years. They have sacrificed weekends, trained countless hours, supported one another through wins and losses, and proven that dedication pays off.

As exciting as this opportunity is, traveling across the country for a national championship comes with significant expenses, including airfare, hotels, transportation, tournament fees, and meals.

We are asking our family, friends, and community to help make this dream possible. Every donation—no matter the amount—will go directly toward helping these athletes represent their club, their families, and our community on the national stage.

If you’re unable to donate, sharing this campaign with others is just as meaningful.

Thank you for believing in these amazing young athletes and helping them continue their incredible journey. We can’t wait to represent Florida in Denver!

Go Lady Rangers! ⚽🖤🤍

Send U13 Rangers to National Championships in COLORADO

Help a wonderful group of girls who earned their shot at the national stage get there

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