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Midwest Presidents Cup

Michigan Teams Shine at 2025 US Youth Soccer Midwest Presidents Cup

MSYSA was proud to have 11 teams represent Michigan at the 2025 US Youth Soccer Midwest Presidents Cup held in St. Louis, Missouri. The clubs included MI Rangers, Monroe United, DCFC South Oakland, MFA Revolution, Nationals Macomb, Farmington FC, DCFC City, Warriors SC, MI Jaguars Lansing, AYSO United, and USA. These teams showcased strong talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout the competition.

Three Michigan teams – Nationals Macomb, MFA Revolution, and DCFC City – advanced to the knockout rounds, with Nationals Macomb making an impressive run to the finals. Despite a valiant effort, Nationals Macomb fell just short in the championship match. While no Michigan teams are advancing to the National Presidents Cup this July, we applaud all 11 teams for their dedication and competitive spirit on the regional stage. Thank you for representing Michigan with Pride!

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