LEAGUES & CLUBS

USL League Two

Division IV

USL League Two is a pre-professional league made up largely of college players. It operates during the summer and serves as a key step in player development.

Clubs are spread across the country, with strong local support and a focus on giving young players meaningful competition.

USL League Two is one of the largest pre-professional leagues in US Soccer.  Across the United States and Canada, League Two franchises offer talented pre-professional players the chance to train and compete at the highest level, all while preserving their eligibility for collegiate play. x

USL League Two was formed in 1995, and was formerly known as the USL Second Division. It initially operated as the third tier of soccer in the United States, providing a professional men’s soccer league under the United Soccer Leagues (USL).

Over the years, the league underwent several name changes, including USISL Pro League, USISL D-3 Pro League, and USL Pro Select League, before ultimately adopting its final name as USL League Two in 2005. After the 2010 season, USL Pro was introduced, combining the existing USL First and Second divisions, marking the end of the USL Second Division. This transition reinforced the league’s commitment to fostering the development of professional soccer in North America. With ownership from esteemed entities such as MLS and USL franchises, as well as prominent figures in the business and sports world.

In January 2026, the USL announced USL Premier as a new Division I league launching in 2028, with USL Championship at Division II, and USL League One remaining at Division III within a connected three-tier pyramid where promotion and relegation will link all three professional levels.

USL League Two Season

The USL League Two regular season takes place during the summer from early May to July, giving college players, and even some top high school players, the ability to play at a high level while maintaining their college eligibility.

Eastern Conference

Northeast Division

Metropolitan Division

Mid Atlantic Division

Chesapeake Division

South Atlantic Division

Eastern Conference

Northeast Division

Metropolitan Division

Mid Atlantic Division

Chesapeake Division

South Atlantic Division

Southern Conference

South Central Division

Southeast Division

  • Brave SC
    Lakewood Ranch, Florida
    (Founded in 1978)
  • Brooke House FC
    Bradenton, Florida
    (Founded in 2025)
  • Inter Gainesville KF
    Gainesville, Florida
    (Founded in 2024)
  • Nona FC
    Orlando, Florida
    (Founded in 2014)
  • Shark Coast FC
    Naples, Florida
    (Founded in 2024)
  • Sporting JAX
    Jacksonville, Florida
    (Founded in 2020)

South Florida Division

Mid South Division

Lone Star Division

Ranger Division

Central Conference

Great Forest Division

Valley Division

Great Lakes Division

Heartland Division

Great Plains Division

  • Des Moines Menace
    Des Moines, Iowa
    (Founded in 1994)
  • Santafé Wanderers FC
    Kansas City, Missouri
    (Founded in 2024)
  • Springfield FC
    Springfield, Missouri
    (Founded in 2025)
  • FC Ambush
    Joplin, Missouri
    (Founded in 2024)
  • Sunflower State FC
    Lawrence, Kansas
    (Founded in 2022)
  • Peoria City
    Peoria, Illinois
    (Founded in 2020)

Western Conference

Northwest Division

  • Ballard FC (Team Shop)
    Seattle, Washington
    (Founded in 2021)
  • Bigfoot FC
    Spokane, Washington
    (Founded in 2024)
  • FC Olympia
    Olympia, Washington
    (Founded in 2014)
  • Midlakes United
    Moses Lake, Washington
    (Founded in 2025)
  • Bangers FC
    Portland, Oregon
    (Founded in 2024)
  • Snohomish United
    Snohomish County, Washington
    (Founded in 2023)
  • Tacoma Stars
    Tacoma, Washington
    (Founded in 2003)
  • West Seattle Junction FC
    Seattle, Washington
    (Founded in 2019)

NorCal Division

Southwest Division

Mountain Division