
Rush Soccer made its mark across the 2026 postseason, with teams throughout Rush Nation competing on some of the biggest stages in youth soccer and bringing home seven national championships.
From playoff appearances and final-eight runs to semifinal finishes and national titles, Rush players demonstrated what can happen when development, preparation, and belief come together.
Seven Teams Crowned National Champions
Seven Rush teams finished the 2026 season at the top of their respective competitions:
- LA Krewe Rush 15U Boys — USYS National Champions
- VSA Rush 16U Boys — US Club National Champions
- Canada Rush U15 Boys — OPDL National Champions
- Chicago Rush 14U Girls — DPL National Champions
- Colorado Rush U17 Girls — NPL National Champions
- Amarillo Rush 19U Girls — US Club National Champions
- Hawaii Rush 13U Boys - US Club National Cup Finals
Those championships highlighted a postseason that saw Rush teams competing and advancing across multiple national platforms.
Rush Boys Make Deep Postseason Runs
Rush teams were well represented throughout the boys’ pathway, beginning with 11 teams qualifying for the ECNL playoffs.
Kansas Rush 19U Boys advanced all the way to the semifinals, while
LVU Rush 17U Boys earned a spot in the final eight.
Rush was also represented in the
MLS NEXT Academy Playoffs by
Miami Futbol Academy Rush and
Plantation Rush, with Miami’s 16U team adding another final-eight appearance to the postseason.
The
ECNL Regional League provided another strong showing for Rush, with 15 boys’ teams qualifying for the playoffs.
LA Krewe Rush B13 and
Coastal Rush B10 led the way by advancing to the final eight.
Rush Girls Continue to Shine
Rush teams also made their presence felt throughout the girls’ postseason.
A total of 18 Rush teams earned spots in the
ECNL Regional League Playoffs, with
Lobos Rush 16U and 17U Girls both advancing to the final eight.
Kansas Rush and
VSA Rush represented Rush Nation in the
Girls Academy Playoffs, while
Virginia Rush earned a place in the
Girls Academy Aspire postseason.
Those performances, combined with national championships from
Chicago Rush,
Colorado Rush and
Amarillo Rush, demonstrated the strength and depth of the Rush girls’ pathway.
More Than Championships
The 2026 postseason reflects both the strength of Rush teams and the work happening every day across Rush Nation. High-level competition gives players the opportunity to test their development, respond to pressure, and gain a clearer understanding of what is required at the next level.
Those experiences are made possible by the coaches, families, teammates, and clubs supporting each player’s journey. Congratulations to every Rush team that competed this postseason!
About Rush Soccer
Formed in 1997, Rush Soccer is the largest youth soccer organization in the world with more than 60,000 players in 50 countries. Comprised of 175 clubs around the globe, Rush Soccer has cultivated a reputation of excellence on and off the field all while maintaining a local feel in the communities we serve. This expansive global footprint provides unparalleled opportunities for our entire player base to pursue pathways all the way to the highest level of professional soccer. Our breadth and depth of programs support our network of local clubs, coaches, staff, and partners. For more information about Rush Soccer, visit www.rushsoccer.com.
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