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Jacksonville’s women’s soccer team travels to England and Wales for its first overseas tour, using the World Cup buzz to prepare for the upcoming Gainbridge Super League season.
From professional debuts to broadcast booths, University of Pennsylvania graduates and current students are shaping the cultural impact of the 2026 World Cup, illustrating soccer’s power to unite diverse audiences.
Two Penn State alumni have signed professional contracts, with Poorbaugh heading to the USL Championship and Alonso González securing a multi‑year deal in Spain's top division.
A rain‑soaked evening in Jacksonville saw the Charleston Battery explode for three goals in the opening 19 minutes, weather the halftime comeback of Sporting Club Jacksonville, and seal a 5‑2 victory that underscores a difficult run for the visitors.
From Scottish roots to family ties across continents, Sporting Club Jacksonville’s athletes and coach Liam Fox share their World Cup memories, predictions, and the excitement the tournament brings to Jacksonville and beyond.
Sixteen-year-old Ethan Underwood stepped onto the pitch for Sporting Club Jacksonville, but defensive lapses led to a 2-0 loss against Tampa Bay Rowdies, after which the club looks ahead to a match against Monterey Bay FC.
Heavy rain forced the abandonment of a USL Championship game between Sporting Club Jacksonville and Brooklyn FC at Hodges Stadium, preserving a 2‑2 stalemate and setting up a June 6 showdown with the Tampa Bay Rowdies.
Lexington Sporting Club’s women’s soccer side completed a remarkable turnaround, winning both the Gainbridge Super League title and the regular‑season crown, a first for professional women’s sport in Lexington.
Sporting Club Jacksonville, winless in ten games, will host Brooklyn FC on May 31 at the University of North Florida. Both teams are in their first USL Championship season and rely on key performances from goalkeeper Christian Olivares and experienced players Ryan McLaughlin, Jaden Servania, and general manager Brian McBride.
Sporting Club Jacksonville led 3‑0 at halftime but conceded three goals in nine minutes before Rafferty Pedder’s late equaliser salvaged a 4‑4 draw against San Antonio FC.
On May 27, Sporting Club Jacksonville will host Western Conference leader San Antonio FC at Hodges Stadium, beginning a pivotal sequence of three consecutive home matches.
Sporting Club Jacksonville’s women’s soccer side will host Carolina Ascent FC at Hodges Stadium on May 24, aiming to overturn a recent league setback and secure a spot in the championship game.