Girls in Youth Soccer.🎀⚽ Soccer isn’t just for boys anymore.

Not too long ago, that idea felt radical. Today, it’s reality.

📊 Girls now make up 48% of youth soccer players in the U.S., with boys at 52%.

And that gap?

It’s closing year after year.

💪 One of the biggest reasons why?

🌟 The U.S. Women’s National Team.

With 4 World Cup titles, they haven’t just won trophies — they’ve changed the game.

They’ve inspired millions of girls to believe there is a place for them on the pitch — and not just to play, but to lead, to dominate, to shine.

👧 These days, girls aren’t asking if they belong in soccer.

They’re deciding whether to play forward, midfield, or defend the net.

And that’s a win for all of us.

⚽ Meanwhile, the guys are getting ready for their moment, too...

In 2026, the world’s biggest stage is coming to our backyard:

🌎 48 teams competing across

🇺🇸 11 cities in the U.S.

🇲🇽 3 in Mexico

🇨🇦 2 in Canada

🔥 All eyes will be on North America — and we’re hopeful the U.S. Men’s National Team will rise to the occasion, maybe even take a page from the women’s playbook and show that same heart, hustle, and pride. 😉

👟 Because soccer hasn’t been just a “men’s game” for a long time. It’s the sport of the future — and that future is fearless, diverse, and wide open.

🎩 Shoutout to all the parents raising strong, passionate girl soccer players. You’re part of the movement.

The rise of girls in youth soccer isn’t just about numbers — it’s about confidence, opportunity, and a shift in culture. When young girls see what’s possible, they start to believe in what they’re capable of. And when we support them, the whole game moves forward.

👉For real, practical tips to support your soccer kid — follow this page.