Elite Players League - Classics Hammer FC

Elite Players League

The Elite Players League (EPL) is a non-results-oriented developmental league (no scores and no standings) for U7 - U10 players looking for competition against varied opponents.

Cincinnati United Soccer League

The Cincinnati United Soccer League (CUSL) offers select soccer teams within the Cincinnati area competitive play. CUSL U8-U18 divisions for boys and girls.

The Premiere League

The Premiere League (TPL) is a league administered by the Cincinnati United Soccer League (CUSL). It provides an opportunity in which the more competitive team can compete. TPL seeks to be truly “premier” and not just an alternative to local leagues. Accordingly, they function with only one division in each age and acceptance for participation in TPL is based upon that condition.

Buckeye Premier League

The Buckeye Premier League (BPL) is a top level, national recognized, youth soccer league based in central and southern Ohio. Buckeye Premier is a proud member of the Ohio South Youth Soccer Association and US Youth Soccer. The league is open to all teams in Ohio South as well as other nearby state associations. Teams are accepted based upon the individual team’s past performance, including prior league play, tournament play, State Cup success, and the level of participation by the team’s players in ODP. Currently, the league consists of teams from Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia as well as Ohio South. The majority of league games are played in Cincinnati, Dayton or Columbus.

Midwest Regional League

The Midwest Regional League (MRL) mission is to provide the highest standard of competitive play for youth teams in US Youth Soccer Region II (the Midwest Region) and to assure the continued growth and development of elite level players. They serve the elite US Youth Soccer affiliated teams and are cognizant of the choices that these teams have in participating in events, tournaments and leagues in order to showcase their players. The MRL offers the absolute best league competition in the area as teams vie for the chance to earn spots into the Midwest Regionals as part of the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series. The MRL features competition in five Age Groups (U14, U15, U16, U17, and U18) for both Boys and Girls.

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