Stars FC set to join USL League Two in 2025

 Phoenix, Az. & Tampa, Fla. – The United Soccer League announced today that Stars FC will join the USL League Two starting in the 2025 season.

The Stars were founded in 2004, with the goal of providing a top-tier soccer program alongside Christian-focused spiritual leadership training. They pair this with a core philosophy of “Win, Train, Send”, referencing the club’s expectations to compete at a high level, but develop players for their future careers. The club develops with the idea that star players are composed of three pillars: character, competition, and community. 

“We are excited to be partnered with the USL League Two to provide a top level of competition for players who do not have other options in the Northwest Valley,” said Stars FC President Kenneth Laird. “The addition of this program will further enhance our engagement with our community, in addition to giving players a proven pathway to continue in their quest for top-level soccer development.

The Stars will play their home matches in Phoenix, Arizona, as a member of the Southwest Division. They’ll be connected with the CCV Stars youth club, fostering the next generation of Phoenix talent and giving them the opportunity to work toward senior team soccer.

“USL has flourished at the professional and pre-professional level in Phoenix, so we’re excited to welcome Stars FC to League Two to further expand competitive soccer in the area,” said Joel Nash, SVP of Youth and Pre-Professional Properties. “The club has shown real enthusiasm in serving the community through their youth programs, and now with a League Two team, young players have a clearer path toward realizing their dreams.”

To learn more about Stars FC, visit the club website and Instagram.