Youth Soccer Rankings, Scores & Stats — All in One App

Rankings update daily.

We gather results from more than 400 different websites to rank 100,000 teams in order to provide the most comprehensive results. We look at the goal difference in every game played in the last 20 games in the last year, including games against older teams. There is a line below the last result that counts towards your ranking. More recent games and games against a similar team are given higher weight. To improve your rating, you have to do better than predicted. Your rating will go down if you do worse than predicted.

We do not make any assumptions about the quality of leagues or even the age of teams. Instead, we look at the results of all teams and calculate how good every team is (this is their rating). We then use the ratings to determine age and gender rankings (as well as club rankings). As you would expect, higher quality leagues such as MLS and ECNL rise to the top of the rankings, but that is purely driven by the results of those teams in inter-league play and tournaments.

It is normal for a team to have beaten higher ranked teams and lose to lower ranked teams. Your ranking is an average of your performances, not your best or your worst. You may move up or down in the rankings if someone you play moves up or down. Our ranking algorithm becomes more accurate the more results you feed it, so we want to have a complete and accurate result history for not only your team but the teams you play. To make the rankings better we rely on the community to review and cleanse the teams. All PRO members can fix anything they see so long as they are 100% sure of the changes.

Use the drop down menu on the "Team Ranking" page to view Team Ranking, Unranked Teams, Offense Ranking, Defense Ranking, Schedule Ranking, and Favorite Teams. Choose which one you want to view.

Our policy is to include all results we can obtain in the rankings. We reject the notion that results at some future older age group are more important than results at younger age groups. We also reject the notion that the kids on the field are not trying their hardest to win in every game. No player thinks, "oh this is developmental, I will not try as hard". Soccer is a sport with winners and losers. Everyone needs to embrace that. Coaches that do not develop the technical ability of their players or do not give them game time are simply bad coaches. It has nothing to do with rankings. Pep Guardiola tries "new things" all the time!

We created these rankings to ensure fairer flighting when teams play in tournaments. It is no fun for parents, players or coaches to pay a whole lot of money for a weekend of mismatched games. Soccer is about having fun. Providing a fun experience for the millions of kids out there playing every week is what matters.

We understand that sometimes a team cannot or chooses not to play their strongest 11. There is no way to adjust for this in the rankings. The most accurate rankings require as many results as possible. We measure the actual quality of your team, as demonstrated every week.

Please do not remove poor results from your team. That would be interpreted as manipulating your ranking in contravention of our usage policy.

We use the average of the ratings of the top teams. This is equivalent to two (2) clubs playing their top teams against each other and then aggregating the scores to see who is best. We include the core competitive age groups of U11 - U17. A club must have teams in five (5) age groups to be ranked.

Imagine 3 teams: A, B and C. They play the following games:

A 2 - 0 C

B 4 - 2 C

From these we would infer a ratings of: A = 30, B = 30 and C = 28 (the baseline is irrelevant).

We can also determine that B has a better offense than A and a correspondingly worse defense. Their ratings would be:

(here you see averaging across the 2 games)

A team's schedule rating is the average of the ratings of their opponents in the last year. Teams with the highest schedule rating play the toughest schedule.

No. We exclude co-ed teams. If you want them to be included in the rankings you will have to list them as a boys team.

We find that teams just starting out tend to play in a closed system (i.e., groups of teams playing each other but not playing many games outside of this group). Until teams play outside of these closed circuits we cannot accurately assess where they stand in the national rankings. When teams play tournaments, you will see them all appear.

On August 1st, 2026 the Soccer Rankings app will switch to displaying age group (e.g. U12) instead of birth year. To provide some continuity for tournament flighting, team histories from the previous soccer year will be retained. For example, a 2016 birth year team will become a U11 team for the 2026/27 soccer year.

Disbanded teams move to the unranked list after a period of time of no recent results. We only remove teams that are never going to play again. Teams are removed automatically from rankings after 7 months of inactivity. You can disband a team by clicking Edit then Remove From Rankings. Please only take this action if you are 100% certain that the team will never play again. Disbanding teams carelessly will result in losing editing privileges.

The rating is a measure of the quality of the team, measured in goals. Rankings are determined by comparing ratings.

Step 1: Find the opponent first and go into their team details.

Step 2: Click "PREDICT RESULTS".

Step 3: Click "ADD FAVORITE" and choose your team. You will see predictions.

Moving forward, no matter what opponent you look at, your team will be remembered. If we predict you will win by 2 goals, and you win by more than 2 goals, your rating will improve. If you win by less than 2 goals, tie or lose then your rating will go down.

Swipe left to remove teams you no longer want to see on your prediction screen.

Team names come from your last competition entry via an official website. Team names are not manually edited by users or USA Sport Statistics. If a team recently changed its name, it might take a week for us to merge the update. The club name root is always placed in front of the team name on the app.

We display the coach and manager name from your last competition entry. If that is incorrect you can wait until the next competition or email support@usasportstatistics.net

Step 1: Click "EDIT" in the top right corner.

Step 2: Use the drop down menu to correct club names, gender, year, and state.

Step 3: Click "DONE" when your corrections are finalized or else your changes will not stick. Alternatively, click "Cancel" if you have made a mistake and want to leave the team stats as is.

We have found that the vast majority of users are well intentioned. Occurrences of bad behavior are rare. However, every now and then we do find a bad actor. We are able to remove editing rights and lock out from anyone who is making changes that are inaccurate or not aligned with our policies. If you feel a result is controversial (i.e., a team playing in the wrong age group or players left but the coach is keeping the same name, etc.), email support@usasportstatistics.net and let us know. Do not get looped into a battle of changing scores again and again for the same team unless you are prepared to lose editing rights.

Step 1: Locate your team.

Step 2: Click "EDIT" in the top right corner.

Step 3: If necessary, scroll down until you see "ADD MISSING SOURCES".

Step 4: Click "ADD MISSING SOURCES" and choose the missing result you need.

Step 5: Click on the missing result you are adding. This will turn light green, indicating your choice. If there are other results you would like to add, continue to click on each source.

Step 6: If you are happy with the edit and it is correct, click "ADD" in the top right corner. Alternatively, if you have made a mistake and want to start over, click "CANCEL".

Please send links (not screenshots) to the web pages showing your team's results in the missing competition and we will take a look at this. While we pull results for hundreds of websites, we do not get every website out there and some sites take longer to upload than others.

Step 1: Locate your team.

Step 2: Click "EDIT" in the top right corner and, if necessary, scroll down to "SOURCES".

Step 3: Click the red trash icon for any result that is not correct. If you are happy with the edit and it is correct, click "DONE" in the top right corner. Alternatively, if you made a mistake, click "CANCEL" in the top left corner.

Unless your teams have different names, the software is going to merge them together. The best thing to do in this situation is moving forward, differentiate your teams better and then merge older results with the new name.

There are a handful of reasons why this can be happening. If you see that consistently your edits are not sticking, reach out to us immediately and we will talk through and work on your specific case. The good news is this is temporary and we just ask for your patience as we sort it out.

Go to the team page that you wish to make a favorite and click the heart. The heart will turn red when chosen. After selecting as many favorite teams as you like, you can see them all on the main drop down menu when you click "FAVORITE TEAMS".

Results are usually loaded within 48-72 hours barring complications. If a result takes longer than 72 hours to show up, the first thing to do is click "EDIT" in your team details and try to add the missing results by searching for the team name you used to enter the competition. If you cannot find the results, from the edit screen click "REPORT AN ISSUE" and send links (not screenshots) to the web pages showing your team's results in the missing competition and we will take a look at this.

If a parent is recording a game for their player, the game score will display in near real time on the team page. To learn more about this, visit this video.

No. Only official results are used to determine your team's ranking.

We show live updates on the day of the match. On the following day, we will usually display the official result. If the official result has not been posted then the result is not displayed until it is.

PRO users can capture results for competitions where the organizer has chosen not to publish the results. It cannot be used to add missing results for published competitions.

If you participated in an unpublished league, please send us the name of the league as well as the date, time, opponent and score of one of the games. Then we can set it up so you and others can add the rest.

If the competition organizer tags the game as a forfeit, we will ignore it. Otherwise, our policy is to always use the official results. We do not allow updates to individual game results as that is too open to abuse.

Please send a link (not a screenshot) to the webpage showing the results for your team and we will take a look at this.

For the purposes of rankings we prefer to use the full time score because this most accurately represents the relative quality of the teams. If they were tied at full-time then the two teams were equal on the day. The penalty shootout is useful for awarding the trophy but does not provide meaningful information about the quality of the teams.

If you cannot find your team on the ranked list, check the unranked list. Teams will appear when we have 6 -10 recent results played against multiple ranked teams. To see it sooner, find a team they have played and look at their playing history. From there, you may be able to drill into the missing team and add additional results to get them ranked faster.

It looks like the tournament organizer got it wrong. Our policy is to always use the official results. We do not have a way to correct individual results. Please work with the competition organizers to get this removed. If that happens in the next couple of weeks then we will pick up the update.

Our system requires a minimum knowledge about a team in order to rank it. If your team fluctuates weekly between ranked and unranked then you are right on the line. This tiny movement might be caused by many factors including what we know about your opponents. As you play one or two more games you will almost certainly become ranked.

The team will automatically be placed in the older age group.

Player Statistics provides professional level metrics and analysis based on what was recorded. This helps with player development.

We offer two levels of recording:

Easy: You record every action the player performs, such as passes, tackles, interceptions, shots, free kicks, and fouls. You also record playing time.

Expert: This is the same as "easy" level, except that you also record where every action happens and where every pass or shot goes.

No.

Yes.

Open the app and click on the "players" icon at the bottom of the screen.

1. Click "ADD A PLAYER." Then you have 2 choices:

A. To add an existing player, the owner will send you a one-time only code. In this case, you will have received the code from a user and you will add the code to the box. Then click "ADD SHARED PLAYER".

B. If this is a brand new player who has never been added to the app click "ADD NEW PLAYER". Once you do this you will be taken to a new screen where you will add the player's name, gender, birth year, optional photo, and your relationship with the player. For any relationship answer other than "parent" you will be asked to certify that you have permission from a parent/guardian. Click the box if this is the case.

When all fields are completed an "ADD" button will appear in the top right corner. Click "ADD".

Should you want to make any changes to the player (e.g. change photo, etc.) click "Edit" in the top right corner and make the changes. When finished, click "Done" or if you choose not to make any edits, click "Cancel". To view a detailed video on how to do this, visit this video.

Click the green button "ADD GAME" when drilled into the player's screen. You will need to:

Enter the date and local time of the game.

Choose the player's team from a drop down menu.

Choose the opponent from a drop down menu.

Enter the player's jersey number.

Click "Add" in the top right corner.

We recommend anyone who is first starting out to practice recording a game through training mode. This mode will not count in your history. You can click training mode in the "Add Game" screen.

When you are ready to record a game follow the steps below:

1. Click "RECORD" to record your player's actions during each game.

2. Click "EASY" or "EXPERT" level - you will be prompted with this question.

2. Click the appropriate size of the field for this game. Choices are: 7v7, 9v9, 11v11 - you will be prompted with this question.

3. Click the field direction. Choices are: left to right or right to left - you will be prompted with this question.

4. Click the player's position. Choices are: on bench, goalkeeper, left defender, center defender, right defender, left midfield, center midfield, right midfield, left forward, center forward, or right forward - you will be prompted with this question.

5. Click "KICK OFF" to begin recording.

6. Begin recording touches and involvement on the field. The field will be a bright green to show where it is possible for your player to have an involvement. To see more detailed videos of how PS work visit our YouTube channel.

When you are on the Game Statistics page, touch the term or graph and a definition will appear underneath. To remove the definition click it again.

Professional level statistics are gathered and they will change depending on the position played.

The "Game Statistics" icon is found on the recording screen and displays only what happens in the game being recorded. The player's "Statistics" is a tab found on the player's detail screen. When you click on that it shows you a summary of all games recorded in the last year.

Parents, or someone whom the parent has given permission to, records the player's touches and involvement in a game. This is usually done in real time, but some parents may choose to record the game and enter the data at another time.

PS are private to the players parents and anyone else they explicitly share them with. Cheating only hurts yourself.

Only the person that created the players and others that they explicitly share access with. On the "Add New Player" screen the user is asked what their relationship (e.g. parent, coach, team manager, self, college recruiter, other) is with the player. For any option other than "self" the user must certify that they have permission from a parent/guardian to add the player to the app.

If you miss a game you can ask another adult to record your players detailed statistics during the game, or you can record (i.e. goals, assists) statistics after the event by looking at a recording of the game that was taken.

If your player scores, the result will update automatically. If another player on either team scores, click the scoreboard in the left corner and use the arrows to update the result.

If you notice the mistake immediately you can undo it by clicking this icon. Otherwise, you are stuck with it.

You can share your player with any PRO user of the app. Go to the "My Players" screen and click on the player you want to share. Then click "Edit" in the top right corner. From there, click on the green "SHARE PLAYER" button at the bottom of the screen. You will be asked 2 questions and then given a code. Click "Done". At this point, you will see a list of the codes and everyone who has access to your player. You can text, email, WhatsApp, or verbally tell the code to that person. To see a detailed video on how this is done, visit this video.

Before adding a player into the system, you must be their parent or guardian, or have permission from their parent or guardian. The parent/guardian controls who gets to see the players details.

You can record a game in the app without Internet connection. However, you will not be able to see how your player compares to other players on the team until you are back online.

Only parents/guardians (and anyone else that they share access with) can see the player's statistics. However, the app shows how the player is doing compared to their peers on the same team and playing at a similar level. For example, the app will tell you that the player ranked 3 of 10 players for playing time in the last game, but it will not tell you who 1 and 2 are.

Some scores are highlighted in red because it was a weak result that hurt that team's ranking, not necessarily a loss. Green is a good score that improves your ranking. You can lose to a very good team by 1 goal and improve your ranking. Similarly, you might beat a very bad team 2-0 and hurt your ranking. Black scores are "as expected." If you look at the predictions you can see the goal difference needed to keep your ranking unchanged.

We load clubs from all competitions on our end. Users can change clubs that are incorrect from our list. If your club is missing, please let us know.

We pull logos from the latest competition. Please check to make sure it is current on the competition's website. If we have an incorrect logo send us a message with the webpage link with the official logo and we will update it in the app. If there are a lot of logos on the website, also send us a PNG or JPEG of the logo, along with the link, so we know which to pull.

We pull club websites from competition entries. If your website does not appear on your club's page make sure to include it in your next competition entry and we should pick it up.

In our testing the app crashed on phones with less than 4GB of RAM. For this reason, we are not currently allowing downloads for devices with less than 4GB of RAM. Sorry.

We are happy to change your team name and merge your old team's history so long as the original team name is not used by another group of players in the new season. If it is being used by another group of players in the new season, our policy is that the team name defines the team, not the players or coach and hence the team with the original name is considered to continue playing from last season to this season, therefore a team's history does not transfer.

We understand that parents and coaches often want the past results of a team's history to transfer and find it frustrating when they have gone from a ranked team to an unranked or lower ranked team. When this happens, it is important to remember that it is temporary: the new team's ranking will normalize over the next month or so.

Please do not be tempted to try to merge results if the team name is continuing, as you will end up with a big mess and you might lose your editing rights if you persist.

Our policy is to always use the official results. We do not have a way to correct individual results. Please work with the competition organizers to get this removed. If that happens in the next couple of weeks then we will pick up the update.

USA Sport Statistics reserves the right to revoke any user's editing rights if they are deemed to be inaccurate. If your editing rights have been suspended incorrectly, please email at support@usasportstatistics.net to explain what happened. There is no refund should you lose editing rights. You will be able to access all PRO features except editing.

From your iPhone, you can check your membership status by clicking on "Settings" and then "Subscription". This will take you to where you can manage your subscription. We cannot give refunds and encourage you to speak directly with Apple or Google should you need one.

Unfortunately, we cannot tell which half of the state a team is in. Hence, the sub-state rankings are quite inaccurate. Therefore, we have decided to keep it simple and go with whole state rankings.