The Best of the Best: U15 Super Group Arrives in Minneapolis with Major Firepower
MINNEAPOLIS, MN — The U15 Super Group at the 2025 DPL Finals is stacked with elite talent, bringing together 16 of the highest-performing teams from across the country. From national offensive juggernauts to defensive masters, each club enters this week with something to prove.
In Group A, Ginga FC G2010 enters with one of the best national win rates and a +45 goal differential on the season. They’ll go head-to-head with Wasatch 10G, Cali Rise, and GFI, all of whom posted dominant regional records and rank in the top 25 nationally according to the official U15 DPL Rankings.
Group B sees perennial powerhouse Sting Soccer Club (ranked #4 nationally) face off against Charlotte SA, FCS Premier, and Sand and Surf SC. Sting has been a model of consistency, scoring 65 goals in 18 matches while conceding just 10.
Group C could be the dark horse group, led by SC del Sol, whose dynamic counterattack style helped them average over 4 goals per match. NEFC North Shore, Rangers FC, and FC Dutchmen Courage round out the group—all with upset potential and high-efficiency stats in both goals scored and goals allowed.
Group D closes the bracket with Metro Alliance, Central Coast Academy, SUSC Maine, and JIYSC. Among them, Central Coast holds the highest-ranked defense in the Super Group field, having allowed only 7 goals across 14 matches.
The semifinal matchups take place June 28, with the final set for June 29. Every game in this Super Group is high stakes, and with top-10 nationally ranked teams across multiple brackets, the pathway to the trophy will be fierce.
Next-Up Contenders Take the Stage in U15 Championship Division
MINNEAPOLIS, MN — While the Super Group may have the spotlight, the U15 Championship Division is where rising clubs can change their narrative. With nine ambitious teams across two groups, this division offers emerging sides a national platform.
In Group A, Roswell Santos, Arizona Soccer Club Gwinnett, Florida Rush, and City SC San Marcos (DPLO) are all eager to climb the rankings. Roswell enters with a 14-2-2 record and a balanced attack, while City SC San Marcos has built a reputation for grinding out results—winning six matches this season by a one-goal margin.
Group B is deep and competitive. Western United Pioneers, WFF, SA United, and two DPLO standouts—Carolina Velocity and CR 10G—make up the bracket. Carolina Velocity stands out as the top-ranked DPLO team in the age group, and SA United closed the season with a five-game unbeaten streak.
Only the top two from each group will advance to the semifinals on June 28, with the final set for June 29. With clubs hungry to prove they belong among the DPL elite, the Championship Division promises high emotion and standout individual performances.
