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Lauren Barnes, who spent 13 years and 252 appearances with Seattle Reign FC, is back at the club in a coaching capacity, joining head coach Laura Harvey’s staff through the end of the 2026 season.
Juliet Moore, a former University of Houston soccer player, has signed a professional contract with Dallas Trinity FC in the United Soccer League, continuing a recent trend of Cougars alumni moving into pro soccer.
Spain’s 2-0 win over France in Arlington not only secured a spot in the World Cup final but also underscored Dallas‑Fort Worth’s expanding role in global soccer, with local leaders already eyeing a 2031 Women’s World Cup bid.
Joe Gonzalez becomes the first Dallas ISD student to earn an international soccer scholarship, while coach Marisela Lopez expands access through the Dallas Athletics Club and community programs.
Joe Gonzalez becomes the first Dallas ISD student to earn an overseas soccer scholarship, while district leader Marisela Lopez expands access through the Dallas Athletics Club and a new showcase for college scouts.
Atlético Dallas has completed the acquisition of Dallas Trinity FC, placing both clubs under USL Dallas LLC and setting the stage for expanded professional soccer opportunities in Texas, including a planned USL Championship debut at the Cotton Bowl in 2027.
Atlético Dallas announced the purchase of Dallas Trinity FC, highlighting the Neil family's vision and a joint commitment to grow the sport in the region. The clubs will play at the Cotton Bowl starting in 2027, aiming to strengthen North Texas as a key soccer market.
Best Western Hotels & Resorts and the United Soccer League (USL) have launched the second year of their Hometown Heroes program, celebrating individuals who use soccer to create positive change in their communities. Five finalists will be featured through storytelling content, fan voting, and a winner announcement later this year.
Best Western Hotels & Resorts and the United Soccer League have launched the second edition of their Hometown Heroes program, celebrating individuals who leverage soccer for social change. The 2026 finalists include local leaders from Phoenix to New York, with Detroit City FC’s Maxwell Murray expanding his Urban Football League to support Detroit families.
Former SMU midfielder Nicholas Petrucelli rejoins the Mustangs staff, bringing a decade of coaching experience and a father’s legacy in Texas soccer.