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Sporting City U-17s Reach MLS NEXT Cup Final

Coached by John Sosa, the youth side will contest the Academy Division championship in Herriman, Utah, streamed live on MLS's YouTube channel.

On Sunday morning the Sporting City U-17s will take the field at the Zions Bank Training Center in Herriman, Utah, for the MLS NEXT Cup Academy Division final, with kickoff set for 10 a.m. CT. The championship match will be streamed live on the Major League Soccer YouTube channel, giving fans across the country a front‑row view of the next generation of talent.

A season of dominance

Under the direction of head coach John Sosa, the side has compiled a 15‑2‑0 record in the Heartland Division and posted a flawless 6‑0‑0 run through the regional qualifiers. Their unbeaten streak even extended to a 2‑0‑1 showing at the MLS NEXT Fest in Arizona last December, where they displayed depth and tactical discipline against a variety of opponents.

Road to the championship

The path to the final has been marked by a series of tightly contested games. After eliminating Oaks FC from California with a 6‑2 victory, Sporting City edged Utah’s Sparta United Soccer Club 3‑2 before surviving a penalty shoot‑out against New York’s Syracuse Development Academy. A 2‑0 win over New Jersey’s Players Development Academy secured their place in the championship match, where they will meet the winner of the opposite bracket.

The MLS NEXT Academy Division, launched for the 2025‑26 season, brings together roughly 230 clubs and 25,000 players, offering a regional schedule that aligns with high school calendars. The circuit is managed by a coalition of leading youth leagues — including 3Step Soccer’s National Academy League, Elite Academy League, Sporting Development League, Cobalt Sports, and Cal North Soccer Association — designed to accelerate player development across North America.

Club heritage and leadership

Sporting City is the official youth arm of Sporting Kansas City and an Academy Affiliate of the MLS club. The organization fields premier competitive teams across the East, North and West regions, staffed by professional, full‑time coaches who specialize in mentoring players of all ages and skill levels. This structure has helped the club cultivate talent that regularly moves onto higher levels of competition.

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